Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

The next lesson is Transformation Class, where nobody dares to do so in Transformation Class, even though everyone is immersed in what just happened, wants to discuss Moody's practices, three unforgivable spells, and finally Evan triumphs over Moody's.

Professor McGonagall is harshly destructive, and anyone who doesn't have to listen will be invited out directly by her.

She reviewed everyone's summer homework and revisited what she said last semester and how it was shaped.

Everyone is then divided into a teapot and transformed into a turtle before the end of the class.

This is difficult for little wizards in third grade who may need to spend an entire semester learning to master this technique.

Completing the best students in the classroom is just making a difference to the teapot.

Except for Evan, he just took out his wand and gently knocked on the tea party, and a slowly climbing turtle appeared in front of him.

The third grade Transformation Program was too simple for him.

Ivan looked up, and Professor McGonagall was coaching the students of Hufflepuff on the other side of the classroom.

Everyone looked at the teapot in front of them, waving the wand constantly, trying to make it change.

Ivan leaned a little to the right and covered his desk with his body.

He watched as the tortoise slowly moved forward in front of him, and the wand in his hand gently knocked on it.

The tortoise's body twisted and began to deform rapidly, and the horrible monster that had just been seen in Moody's memory reappeared.

“What the hell is this thing?” Ivan stared at it with concern.

He felt his thoughts were mixed up, and he couldn't figure it out, and he didn't see the whole thing just now.

How many places are blurred and hidden in endless darkness around monsters.

But just seeing these is amazing enough.

The white-bone spine extends downward along the central fuzzy human object, each section corresponding to a bizarre torso.

Mixed together by the flesh of so many amazing animals, it seemed rather than.

Ivan remembers that at the bottom of the spine is a giant dark blue tortoise shell.

It suddenly lay there, looking very hard, protecting the inside of this monster's body.

But the most striking thing is the humanoid organism in the center.

He had the feeling that the monster was moving around with this humanoid organism at its core.

It is the core of this monster, not clearly visible, but densely lined with cane-shaped holes.

It's like a shell soaked in the sea, slowly corroded by sea water, parasitized by countless plankton.

Evan originally thought that there was nothing in the world that would surprise him since he met the Evil God.

But seeing this monster in Keresis' memory made him realize he was wrong.

This may be a new evil god, and the evil god I saw before in a very different style.

Looking at the monster in front of him, Ivan couldn't help but think, would this thing be alive or dead?!

Also, could this monster be Keresis and the difficulties his people need to face?!

Keresis is a direct descendant of Slytherin, and this monster may be related to Salazar himself?!

From what is now known, Saracha left Hogwarts alone at an advanced age.

He took away the evil god created by the vile Hailbo and took away the remaining two parts: the brain and the torso.

Is this monster that Ivan saw the body of the evil god that was taken away from him?!

The vast ruins beneath the Aragok lair, and the abyss that runs deep underground, have plenty of room to house the monster.

It could have been there before Saracha left Hogwarts.

It also explains why Salazar digs such a deep pit beneath the forbidden forest.

If it's just to seal the eye monster, he can find a place where he doesn't need that much engineering.

So speculate that the central humanoid organism is the vile Hailbo himself?!

He used wicked dark magic to transform his body into an evil god and become immortal, where the rest of his body was.

It's possible, but everything is a mystery, and Ivan can only guess.

Assuming the monster was the evil god created by the vile Hailbo, he started thinking about Slytherin again.

It is well known that Salacha's late years and the other three founders were increasingly divided because of the educational philosophy of the little wizard and eventually left school.

This is an official statement, but in fact, would his departure from Hogwarts have anything to do with this evil god?!

Perhaps the evil gods were discovered by the other three giants, who disagreed on how to handle it.

Evil gods should not be wiped out, but sealed with the strength of the ancient magicians.

Leaving it at Hogwarts would certainly be a problem, so Slytherin eventually leaves with the two remaining demons.

No one has seen him since, apart from many legends.

So where did he hide this guy, and why would he be the trouble that immediate descendants of vampires have to face?

Evan had a lot of conjecture going on in his head, and every one of them was incredible.

If he could clearly see what the humanoid organism looks like among the monsters, he might be able to make a decision.

He also gently knocked the monster before knocking with his wand, making all parts of his body more and more visible.

Ivan tried his best to remember and magically show what he had just seen again.

There were a lot of details that he hadn't noticed before, and he just looked at them in a hurry.

This time, it may be decisive.

Just like being enlarged by a magnifying glass, the details on the monster are getting clearer and clearer, and Ivan can see right away...

The next second, a loud bang sounded and the monster in front of him exploded suddenly.

It turned back into a teapot, and the fragments were spilling everywhere.

All the little wizards were frightened, and they looked up at Evan.

There was whispering in the classroom, and everyone was wondering why Ivan's teapot exploded.

Because I was busy deforming my teapot, no one noticed what was happening here in Ivan.

“Mason?!” Professor McGonagall walked away and swept through the fragments on the table, holding his mouth and saying, "You have to learn to control your magic strength, you have typed too much magic, beyond the limits of the teapot itself. Transformation is about the right thing, not the stronger the better, you need to learn a lot more. ”

Ivan answered and reclaimed a teapot in the front.

He's still thinking about it, and it's better to talk directly to the guy from Keresis than to guess for himself here.

Now that this has happened, it makes no sense to continue to stall.

Ivan decided to ask him directly what this monster was, where it came from, and what exactly they had planned to do to get Harry out of school.

Since it's Keresis, not Patty Crouch Jr., direct cooperation is the right choice.

Continuing the confrontation will only hurt two times, to the advantage of Voldemort.