I was expelled from Hogwarts?

Rove's original intention was to find the basilisk, chat with it when it was young, talk about the past, and talk about the future.

He didn't expect to wander around, accidentally entered Professor Ravenclaw's room, and was taken to the small island in the middle of the lake by her, where he watched some strange little videos.

After Rove went back, he thought about the witch who killed him, so he couldn't sleep, so he went to Ravenclaw again, and wanted to have an in-depth chat with her about the death well.

But he couldn't find Ravenclaw, and asked Hufflepuff to find out that she had left Hogwarts alone, looking for Helena.

According to the context of historical development, Barrow will eventually arrive first and find Helena first. After going mad, both of them perish, turn into ghosts, and then return to Hogwarts.

Rove once wondered whether Cassandra's prophecy to Helena that he would resurrect her referred to this time.

Rove has been to the Albanian forest and knows the exact location of Helena's death. As long as he goes there now and waits for a rabbit, he will definitely save Helena.

This is also a kind of resurrection, right?

But Rove would never do that!

He still wants to go back. Changing the death of Helena may cause many wizards who should have been born to disappear from history, and the future will soon become completely different.

That is no longer the future that Rove wants, and of course he can't save Helena.

Wait... Rove suddenly remembered the Ravenclaw diadem, why didn't he wait for Helena's death and take it away?

Instead of leaving the crown in the heart of the tree for thousands of years, and letting Tom make it into a Horcrux in the future, so as to waste the treasure in vain, it is better to first steal the sky and get a fake one.

Anyway, Tom hadn't seen the real thing, so he couldn't tell the real thing from the fake.

Besides, even if it is a fake, it will become an antique after a thousand years. If it is used as a Horcrux for you, it is still your fault? !

Rove did what he said, he found Hufflepuff and asked her to help give a blueprint of a crown. When he was going to Cadia, he asked the goblin to create a replica.

The craftsmanship of wizards is too rough, and the jewelry of goblins can repel dust, so that after thousands of years, the crown will not rust, nor will it be full of dust and old dirt.

Of course, the quality doesn't have to be too good, as long as it can be seen.

Of course Rove didn't have the money to pay the goblin's handwork, so he owed his head Hufflepuff on credit as a matter of course.

The boy also pretended to issue an IOU, and generously promised four cents of the interest.

Anyway, there is no chance to meet again in the future, even if the interest rate rises to a golden mountain, it has nothing to do with Rove!

Rove's calculations were loud and loud, and he didn't stop doing two things, and borrowed a sum of money, planning to stock up more goblin silverware and jewelry.

He planned to bury those jewelry deep in the ground, and then dig them out after a thousand years... They are really expensive antiques!

Get rich in one fell swoop!

This is called spending a small amount of money to do big things! !

After studying the map for a few days, Rove took Cassandra on the road to the city-state of the fairies...the Kingdom of Nadia.

But the distance is long, and the two of them still need a means of transportation.

In this era, there were no knight buses, no express trains, and even Muggles traveled on their feet and in carriages.

The flying broom was invented more than half a century ago:

A thick, long, knotted ash stick, to which a few hazel twigs were haphazardly tied.

It's uncomfortable to sit on, it's not aerodynamic, and the spells cast on it are meager.

It just oscillates back and forth at an uncontrolled speed, without rising, falling, or pausing.

This isn't so much a broomstick as it is... a witch's pleasure vibrator.

In short, it was not until the first half of the nineteenth century, after Elio Smes invented the shock-absorbing spell, that the modern flying broomstick was truly born.

There are still eight hundred years from now!

Of course, the kind of broomstick with strong shock absorption ability, although it improves the comfort of the broom, has begun to be unpopular with witches.

Although flying broomsticks cannot be used, there are still flying carpets from the Middle East in this era, which can carry many people and are very comfortable.

Hufflepuff lent Rove her improved flying carpet. According to her, this flying carpet is the fastest in the world.

With it, she won the Hogwarts Carpet Race five times.

Hufflepuff is not bragging, her flying carpet is indeed famously fast, accelerating from 100 kilometers to less than three seconds.

When encountering a narrow gap, the magic carpet will automatically roll up, wrap the passenger tightly, and then rush out directly from the gap.

Neither Rove nor Cassandra had ever sat on this kind of weird flying carpet. They were inexperienced at the beginning. They were eating breakfast on the blanket when they were wrapped tightly together and almost suffocated.

The flying carpet flew towards the southeast at such a fast speed, and it took three days to finally reach Cadia.

Standing in mid-air, you can see a huge giant goblin statue standing at the entrance of the valley from a distance.

That guy was more than a hundred meters tall, a giant made of gold and silver, his two feet stepped on both sides of the narrow entrance, and he waved a giant sword in his right hand.

Seeing that Rove was about to hit the statue, he looked at Cassandra who was still obsessed with the story of King Arthur and his good friend Merlin, and asked:

How did this thing go down?

Just say descending. Cassandra patted the flying carpet.

The flying carpet didn't slow down gradually, nor did it descend, but turned over suddenly, shaking the two of them off.

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Rove fell, free-falling at high altitude, and fell towards the rocky mountain below.

Cassandra desperately grabbed a corner of the flying carpet, but then, the flying carpet shook suddenly, and she finally fell down... with a scream.

Rove had already soared into the air and was about to rescue Cassandra, but found that the flying carpet flew to the ground, as if trying to catch them, and he fell.

When they were almost on the ground, the flying carpet caught them both, and the two of them fell heavily into the flying carpet, as if falling into a safety net, and the flying carpet completely absorbed their impact.

Cassandra staggered and jumped off the flying carpet. She sat on the ground with limp legs and panted, I hate flying carpets.

Rove smiled, but he thought it was okay, at least the package was functional.

He plans to build such a flying carpet, and next time he takes Shirley to the Forbidden Forest, instead of riding a broomstick, he will use a new means of transportation.

The flying carpet began to fold automatically, turning into an earthy golden scarf, which fell into Rove's hands, and the boy put it in his pocket.

The two walked towards the statue, and a group of goblins stepped out five or six steps and said loudly:

Idle people, please stay away!

I'm here on behalf of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

A letter appeared in Rove's hand, with a coat of arms on it, and a capital H surrounded by a lion, an eagle, a badger and a snake.

Let your king run out to meet me!

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(Thanks for the rewards of the two big guys Just Love Wailing Water and Happy Geng Gui)