Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 619 Lily's Twenty-Three Years (Second Update)

What Jerry did was to cause the world to automatically correct itself after he manipulated the laws of the world. John and his wife, who originally only planned to adopt one child, adopted another child because they were worried that Lily might be lonely.

That child was originally adopted by John and his wife.

Every butterfly effect that Lily caused later was corrected in this coincidental way.

The end result was that, twenty-three years later, apart from the addition of Lily Foster as a witch, nothing else in the world had changed.

Whether Lily Foster and Professor Snape will end up together is up to them.

All he could do was give Snape this chance to start over; he wouldn't force them to fall in love using magic.

If that's the case, he wouldn't need to go through so much trouble to go back to the past. He could just find a witch in the modern world and force the two of them together using magic.

"Alright, it's time to go back to the original time."

To correct all the butterfly effects caused by Lily Foster's appearance, Jerry once again uses the Time Sofa to manipulate time magic and restore his time to normal.

December 26, 1994, Queens, New York.

Jerry looked down at Lily Foster, 34, staring blankly at the job posting in the newspaper. Knowing that things had been going relatively smoothly for the past 23 years, he Apparated back to Hogwarts Castle.

My name is Lily Foster, I am eleven years old, and I have no memory of anything before I turned eleven.

Fortunately, I was adopted by a kind couple who treated me very well, and I liked them very much.

That day, while I was helping my mom clean the room at home, I unexpectedly received an acceptance letter from a magic school. At first, neither my parents nor I believed it.

But it wasn't until the next day when a witch actually came to our house and demonstrated her amazing magic that we realized it was all true.

And so, after spending less than a month with my adoptive parents, I embarked on my own magical journey.

My magic school is called Ilvermorny School of Magic. Founded in the 17th century, it is located atop Mount Greylock in Massachusetts and looks like a giant castle.

According to the students, this is currently the only magic school in the world founded by Muggles and wizards, and it is also widely recognized as the most democratic and inclusive magic school.

Although it doesn't have the long history of Hogwarts, a magical school in England, it has its own unique characteristics.

Oh, Muggles, you might not know, they refer to ordinary people who can't learn magic. It's what wizards call people like my adoptive parents.

On September 1st, my adoptive parents drove me to the meeting point mentioned in the letter, at the foot of the Statue of Liberty.

Then, following the signs, we entered the Statue of Liberty and arrived at a huge horse farm.

The horse farm was already packed with children like me who were going to study in Iphamoni, along with their wizard parents.

In addition, you can see seven carriages of seven different colors being pulled by horses with large wings.

Following the instructions of the horse farm management staff, I entered the red carriage that symbolized first-year students.

The carriage was quite magical; it looked like it could seat five or six people at most, but the interior was larger than a house, and there were already more than a dozen young wizards sitting there.

At eleven o'clock sharp, the carriages set off. The winged horses spread their wings and pulled the seven carriages into the sky, flying towards the Iphamoni Magic School.

Like the other little wizards, I excitedly pressed my face against the train window, watching the big clouds drift by outside.

At five o'clock in the evening, the carriage landed in front of a castle on the mountaintop.

I and all the other first-year students, dressed in blue and burgundy school uniforms, stepped off the carriage and were led by our teachers into the castle's rotunda.

There were four huge wooden statues in the hall, which, according to the young wizards from the wizarding families in the carriage, represented the four schools.

The Longhorn Water Serpent Academy symbolizes wisdom; the Cat and Leopard Academy symbolizes the body; the Thunderbird Academy symbolizes the soul; and the Pukchi Academy symbolizes the heart.

We are now about to hold the branching ceremony.

Every new student must walk past four statues in succession. If the crystal on the forehead of the Longhorn Water Serpent statue lights up, it means that you have been selected by the Longhorn Water Serpent Academy.

If the cat-leopard statue hisses, it means you have been selected by the Cat-Leopard Academy.

If the Thunderbird statue takes flight, it means you have been selected by the Thunderbird Academy.

If Pukchi raises his bow and arrow, it means you have been chosen by Pukchi Academy.

If several statues react at the same time, you can choose an academy to join based on your preference.

However, this situation is relatively rare. It is possible that only one in ten years will happen when two statues light up at the same time, and there has only been one instance in history where four statues light up at the same time.

Her name was Serafina Pickere, and she later became the president of the Magical Congress of the United States.

According to those classmates, the Longhorn Water Serpent Academy prefers scholars, the Cat Leopard Academy prefers heroes, the Thunderbird Academy prefers adventurers, and the Pukki Academy prefers healers. I wonder which academy I will be admitted to.

As I watched my classmates step forward to be selected by various colleges, I started to feel nervous.

Finally, my name was called, and I walked up to him somewhat nervously.

When I passed by the horned water snake statue, its forehead lit up.

It hissed as I passed the cat-and-leopard statue.

As I passed the Thunderbird, it spread its wings.

As I passed by Pukchi, it drew its bow.

I was simultaneously selected and admitted by four colleges, becoming the second student in history to be sought after by all four colleges.

However, unlike Serafina Piccolo, who chose the School of the Horned Water Serpent, which symbolizes wisdom, I chose the Thunderbird School because I think I like adventure.

Actually, the Cat and Leopard Academy is also good, but in the end, the Thunderbird Academy is more appealing to me.

And so began my seven-year journey of learning magic.

I love magic, and for some reason, I'm particularly good at potions. I can even learn about potions on my own without a teacher.

During this time, many male wizards tried to pursue me, but I rejected them all. For some reason, I always felt that I wasn't ready to be in a relationship yet and that I should wait.

Seven years later, I graduated first in my class and declined an offer of employment from the U.S. Ministry of Magic, embarking on my journey around the world.

I collect rare herbs in remote and secluded places, then research and craft various high-level potions, and I enjoy the process immensely.

However, I have never been to England because it is said that there was a war there, a large number of black wizards, and it is not very safe.

(End of this chapter)