Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

In Hogwarts, Hermione is probably the only one who wants to find someone who spends more time reading than Evan!

She read almost every book the library could find and ordered many magic books herself.

Evan remembers that he and Hermione met and talked about the first topic, which was exchanging books...

Since then, neither of them has bought duplicate books, and in her words, try to exchange as much knowledge as possible with limited resources to avoid wastage, even if the textbooks requested by the school were left behind by Hermione.

This, of course, is a sign of intimacy following progress in the relationship between Ivan and Hermione.

Regardless of what others think, Ivan is willing to use Hermione's textbooks, not only because Hermione is his girlfriend, but also because it is vital that the textbooks used by Hermione are accurately marked with highlights and classroom notes...

It is also worth mentioning that Hermione's focus on reading is different from Ivan's.

She's not as purposeful as Evan, she sees magic books all around how to enhance herself.

She reads books in all their aspects and in a very wide range, including all sorts of magical histories and professional books.

In that regard, Ivan had to admire Hermione, and I'm afraid no one else could do so.

Speaking of crow claws, titans, and time magic, she gave Ivan the names of many books in a row.

There are a few in her hand, and she flipped out most of these thick head magic books at the fastest possible speed.

Although the content is relatively basic, even based on legendary stories, and doesn't have much substantive content, it does help to understand the relevant aspects of knowledge.

Hermione intends to take all these books to Egypt and read them slowly on the way...

There was a problem with that, her suitcase couldn't fit and it was really too heavy to pick up.

Ivan had to contribute the cloth bags he was carrying so Hermione could put the books and everything she was going to take in.

A few minutes later, when Hermione saw the girl's clothes and underwear tucked into her pocket, he suddenly felt weird.

She can rest assured that she will take these things for herself...

Hermione doesn't seem to intend to take the suitcase anymore and give everything to Ivan.

Evan appeared in front of him. After a long night, Hermione came to his room and asked him to take a bath in his underwear. After a while, she washed the replaced clothes and sent them back...

Well, from either angle, he's really looking forward to this trip!

He seemed to have an opportunity to go further, both in alchemy and in his relationship with Hermione.

After a somewhat austere lunch, Ivan and Hermione are taken to the airport and set off for Egypt!

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The Egyptian capital, Cairo, bright pearls on the Nile, is one of the oldest cities in the world.

When it comes to Egypt, when it comes to Cairo, most people think first of the pyramids, camels, yellow sands, gods, mysterious magic, and all kinds of ancient ruins, but Ivan walks off the plane feeling first, it's so hot in here!

Located at the southern tip of the Nile Delta, Cairo has a typical subtropical desert climate with average summer temperatures of 40 degrees.

Sweat went down his cheek uncontrollably, and Ivan had to use a spell to maintain the temperature on their body surface.

Beside him, Hermione was very excited and, although she had not yet entered or left the airport, she had been looking around and talking to Ivan about various attractions and customs in Egypt and Cairo.

It's a miracle they just saw the pyramids next to the city on the plane.

Throughout the plains of Huangsha, these stone mausoleums of ancient Egyptian emperors are magnificent, showing the world the majesty of the tomb owners of the past, and even far away, Ivan can still feel the powerful magic in them.

As he has seen in the relevant magic books, almost all pharaohs, beginning with the first Egyptian dynasty, are powerful ancient magicians who possess the powerful power to destroy the heavens and the earth and are a unitary combination of the secular kings of Muggua, the divine power and the best of the magical realm.

Of the many pyramids that have been discovered so far, the most famous are the three large pyramids in Giza, on the outskirts of Cairo. They were left behind by three Pharaohs of the fourth dynasty, the Pyramid of Huf, the Pyramid of Havra and the Pyramid of Monkara, more than 4,000 years old.

These were the days when ancient Egyptian and Guddha magicians had just begun to flourish in history and were the most powerful of the gods.

Ivan and Hermione had heard Ron tell them more than once in the previous year about the inside of the pyramid, which, in addition to the graveyards and passages that had been publicly visited by Muggles, contained many undisciplined secret rooms, which were beyond the imaginary curse.

The breaking of the curse is slow, and Ron tells them that the Wizard of the Palace of Good Will found a room a few years ago above the Queen's Tomb of the Hoof Pyramid, full of strange skeletons, all left by the Muggles who forcibly entered the Pyramid.

That room was very scary, several wizards suddenly entered to check it out, and suddenly grew an extra head...

In the interest of security, Mrs. Weasley strictly forbids Bill from entering the pyramid.

Not far in front of the Great Pyramid, is the likeness of Sphinx, the famous pyramid.

Sphinx is a real magical creature, Egyptian and ancient Greek monster, who speaks the language of mankind, likes to hold onto key roads and puzzle passers-by, can pass correctly, the wrong answer is directly swallowed by it.

Many archaeologists and magic historians believe that the Sphinx figure is sculpted based on the image of Sphinx.

Its facial location is the appearance of a Pharaoh, a monument that is uniquely symbolic of authority.

It wears a "Nimes” crown with a "Kubla" holy snake embossed on its forehead. These are legendary magical objects that have been missing for a long time. Unfortunately, after the destruction of the nose, the magic of this statue has all failed and modern wizards cannot speculate on its specific use.

In addition to the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx, Egypt was originally known as Pharaoh Ramesses II as the most powerful practitioner.

He was the pharaoh of the nineteenth dynasty of Egypt and the most powerful of the ancient magicians, the age of the slaughter gods.

In many ways, he is a god in his own right and possesses more power than imagined.

The legacies and magic left behind have, to this day, influenced the development of the magic world and the world of Muggles.