Necromancers Guide to Magic

In the end, Hagrid reminded them that they should leave.

"After you go back, don't talk to other people about the magic stone."

Hagrid looked at Benjamin and Draco seriously.

Draco was a look of lack of interest. As for Benjamin, he knew it already!

When leaving the Forbidden Forest, only Harry and Hermione were talking slightly.

Benjamin was far away from them, and he couldn't lean over, he could only chat with Draco.

"You don't seem to have much interest in the Philosopher's Stone." When Benjamin spoke, his eyes were fixed on Longbottom. He thought that the Longbottoms needed that thing very much.

"Is it that obvious? I did hear my father mention them before, the Philosopher's Stone, can make people immortal? Hehe, when I used to read nursery rhymes, I only believed in such nonsense!" Draco grunted.

Benjamin shook his head. He felt that Draco's thoughts were too paranoid.

"However, alchemy is indeed always exploring the mystery of life, as well as the life science of Muggle. I have read several interesting reports about transplantation of internal organs and organs." Benjamin said while walking.

However, his remarks quickly caused Draco's discomfort.

"Muggle? Science? Benjamin, don't tell me you believe this kind of thing!" Draco lowered his voice when he saw other people tend to look at them."If you want to solve your curse, it's better to start with magic. If it doesn't help, go to Dumbledore for the Philosopher's Stone!"

"Don't be so excited, science is not Muggle's patent, you don't have to resist them so much." Seeing that Draco's eyes were very conflicting, Benjamin gave up the idea of ​​going on.

When they came out of the dark forbidden forest again and saw Hogwarts Castle, which was also without light, almost everyone smiled from the heart.

Benjamin had to admit that the purpose of this confinement was achieved.

In the following time, apart from occasionally hearing from Frank’s mouth, Benjamin heard how Harry and the others doubted Snape, how to cheer on Professor Quirrell, yes, how to survive in the isolation of Gryffindor Outside of the bottom, he is learning.

That's right, it's almost the final exam.

Although for most Hogwarts students, there is no time to review before the Quidditch Cup winner is decided.

It's really sad.

Hermione and Draco also suffered from pre-examination syndrome like Benjamin.

So that Benjamin and Hermione discussed the topic on Friday from "Xiao Ming and the dog's encounter problem at the same time" to "When did the fairies rise up, and what is the meaning of their uprising?"

"Benjamin, I think I'm going crazy, and now I'm about to take the final exam. However, I haven't even reported the specific symptoms of werewolf syndrome verbatim!" Hermione's hair was messy, it looked like She has no time to take care of herself.

"Really? I think as long as it is similar, the professor will definitely give us full marks. What we should care about is..." Benjamin had to appease his partner.

"No! Benjamin, your attitude is very imprecise! You are not Ron, we should be very serious about our homework!"

In the Gryffindor lounge, Ron, who was playing wizard chess, sneezed.

He is now with Harry, isolated by others, and looks extremely wronged.

"Hermione, you are too nervous. It's just an exam. Do you remember that when you were in the Forbidden Forest, you told me that you were interested in the magic I used?"

Benjamin leaned back in the chair lazily, his black hair was kept very neat by Miss Skeleton every day, which also made Benjamin look very refreshing.

Many Slytherin girls have said,

However, Hermione stared at the thick "History of Magic" in her hand without raising her head.

"Of course, I am very interested in it, but not now. I just found out that I missed a point of knowledge. You see, do you know that magical creatures have built their own empire? I suspect that Professor Bins simply ignored That's it!"

"What? Empire? Show me!" Benjamin got up from his chair abruptly, then sat back after thinking that he was in the library.

Magic creature, he felt that the paste in his head had slowly become clear.

"Here, if I hadn't read the bottom note just now, I have to say, who would have looked so carefully! I would not have found them, you see, in the Middle Ages, in addition to witches, magical creatures also came to their peak. period."

"Witch? Well, medieval witches, Muggles always thought they burned real witches. It's so ridiculous." Benjamin said casually, then continued to look at the dense notes at the bottom of the page.

"Among them, there are many intelligent magical creatures, such as fairies, such as dragons, and terrible liches." Hermione continued to read.

The goblins are indeed a race full of wisdom, but they did it alone later and triggered a war.

"Finally, under the leadership of the last black dragon, they established an empire called the Dragon Empire. This is a magic kingdom guarded by dragons."

"Can't the Muggles see it?" Benjamin asked curiously.

Hermione shook her head equally confused, because the comment ended here.

"Perhaps the medieval Muggles were accustomed to this weird phenomenon? It is also possible that they found a place in isolation."

Benjamin thought it was the latter, and his perception told himself that this empire might still exist, and that mysterious bald wizard must be related to them.

Even Baron Frian, who was badly injured by the Lich, might be because of this.

In the seemingly peaceful magical world, there seem to be countless undercurrents surging silently.

The Muggles and the naive wizards still don't know at all.

"Benjamin? Why are you in a daze again? Aren't you tired of reviewing during this time?"

Benjamin shook his head, of course he wasn't.

"Nothing, I was thinking, one day, Muggles will face the existence of magic. I increasingly feel that Muggles threaten the existence of wizards."

As Hermione from a Muggle family, she somewhat agreed with Benjamin's ideas.

In terms of numbers, wizards have no advantage at all.

"Benjamin, you think too far, it's better to recite, which wizards invented the fully automatic stirring crucible!"