Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

At this moment, Maca was staring around at a delicate envelope that had been opened. He feels that the recent letter seems to be more gorgeous than one, and the content of it may be correspondingly less simple.

This letter was just passed to him by Professor McGonagall.

Since he and Professor McGonagall mentioned the little Delphi incident, Maca can clearly feel the solitude in the other's heart. But beyond that, Professor McGonagall agreed more with his treatment. Obviously, giving a baby who does n’t understand anything a better life is what every Hogwarts should be. Choice behavior.

But immediately afterwards, Professor McGonagall did not continue to ask Scrimgeour about what Hogwarts led, but instead put an envelope with a ribbon and Pegasus pattern on Maca. Before.

On the letter's seal, the bright red fire-painted seal was quite conspicuous. He just glanced to know that the letter was from the Boothbatten School of Magic in France.

"Can I open it?"

Although Professor McGonagall had already given it to him, it was natural that he should take a look. But the envelope was plainly written "to Ms. Milleva McGonagall" in a small line. It was a personal letter, and he should politely confirm it again.

"Of course, you are also mentioned in the letter-Madam Maxim thinks it might be better for you to look at it, after all, you are also one of the original parties." Professor McGonagall signaled him to open it.

"Party? Me?" Marka thought puzzledly, but didn't recall anything related to Boothbatten and Mrs. Maxim, "That would be rude ..."

He said, gently picking up the torn envelope and pulling out a piece of letter paper from it. That letter was stacked neatly, and the material of the paper was quite flexible, as if every inconspicuous corner was showing the financial strength and taste of Booth Barton.

And when he unfolded the stationery for a moment, a few keywords on the stationery immediately made some of his memories that had faded over time fresh and clear. He remembered that he had really tried to blend in a big gossip about being small and being small, but also being big.

"Nick LeMay's legacy?" Marka said suddenly, "Oh, I almost forgot about it!"

Yes, when he went to Paris with Lovgood's father and daughter, he did meet the old housekeeper of Nick LeMay in Boothbatten and happened to be involved in the conversation between the other party and Mrs. Maxim. in.

It was just that he was far less famous then, so he only acted as a neutral witness in the whole conversation.

But in the letter in front of him, Mrs. Maxim was particularly pointed out, and maybe he could be invited to join in as one of the main candidates to explore Nick LeMay's alchemy laboratory.

It can be seen from this that today's maca is at least quite convincing in terms of magical strength. It can even be said that in the mind of Mrs. Maxim, he was afraid that in this incident, he would be enough to replace what should have been done by Dumbledore.

"I can say it first, I don't really study Alchemy much." Maca put down the stationery and took a small sip of the tea cup at hand.

In modern magic, alchemy is no longer a mainstream magic discipline. Although in fact the introduction of this subject is quite simple, but if you want to go deeper, there are quite fundamental obstacles-the inheritance is lost.

With the exception of Nick LeMay, a great alchemist, it is difficult to find another qualified alchemist.

And for some reason, the great alchemist rarely communicated with others academically, and even the students had confiscated even one. It was only Dumbledore's friend who had discussed some magical knowledge with him.

By now, Nick LeMay, who has lived for 665 years, has also died. The relatively complete alchemy tradition in the entire magical world is probably only left in his alchemy laboratory.

Oh, like the Witt family, maybe there are some ancient alchemy families in the world who are also hidden, playing mystery? Who knows?

"For Alchemy, there aren't many people who know ... How do you think about this?" Professor McGonagall shook his head slightly and asked Maca, who was one of the parties.

"Mr. Nick LeMay is to share the results of his life's research with the world of magic. Since Mrs. Maxim, who has a good relationship with Mr. LeMay, wants to avoid suspicion, only you and us Hogwarts to host It happened. "Macca analyzed it a little, then spread her hand again." For us Hogwarts, this matter is almost exactly the same as Mr. Scrimgeour's proposal to host an event. "

"Yes." Professor McGonagall put down the tea cup, a little embarrassed, "and we are afraid we can only choose one of them, aren't we? If we take both of these things into our own arms, the impact will be adverse.

It seems that sometimes too many good things can become a difficult problem.

"In terms of results, it must be that Nick LeMay's legacy is much more important," Maca also felt, which is indeed difficult to choose. "But correspondingly, higher returns usually come with higher risks, that If the legacy is not handled well ... "

"Not only that ... Marka, Mr. Scrimgeour's side?" Professor McGonagall glanced at him with a questioning look, seemingly worried that his side would not be able to refuse.

"No, you don't have to worry about that," Marka said. "That Minister is savvy! He will always support everything that is good for him-the multi-school joint activities and the legacy of Nick LeMay. No matter what, I think he will enthusiastically contribute to it. "

After listening to Marka's words, Professor McGonagall could not help nodding, apparently agreeing with his views. But then, it seems that the problem is back to the dilemma.

Maca constantly weighs these two things. One is good, the other is bad, the other is only good, but the general impact, and it is still stable. These options always make people hesitant.

The same is true, who would be happy to spit out almost the fat from the mouth?

After a while, when Maca found that the black tea in the cup had been consumed by him, he finally set the tea cup on the coaster and made a decision.

"Professor McGonagall, I think ... maybe we can combine these two things?" He pondered carefully. "The original Mr. Scrimgeour proposed to reopen the Potion Championship, but I just thought about it, we Why not switch to an event based on alchemy? "

Although the inheritance has been lost in large quantities, it just means that it is difficult to have another alchemy master like Mr. Nick LeMay. If only the relatively ordinary alchemy knowledge is concerned, there are still a lot of scattered pieces left in the world, such as the tools of the Auror of the Ministry of Magic, which are mostly small and practical alchemy products.

Even if it is no longer a mainstream discipline, due to a small part of its daily practicality, there are some things even Fred and George can use in some of their prank inventions.

"Alchemy competition?" Professor McGonagall pondered it in his heart, and the more he thought about it, the more feasible it became. Known alchemists ... well, it's really an idea worth trying! "

She knew what Maca meant.

Perhaps by that time, at the moment when the championship is decided, they will also have the best time to disclose Nick LeMay's alchemy heritage.

"But in this case, is it not so good for the students of the magic school to participate in this competition ..." Professor McGonagall suddenly said, "You see, after all, alchemy is not in the teaching scope of most schools. Within. "

"I think ..." Marka thoughtfully said, "We should probably discuss this topic with Mr. Minister! Anyway, the issue of the disclosure of Nick LeMay's legacy ~ www.ltnovel.com ~ is anyway No one can avoid the International Federation of Wizards, right? "

Nick LeMay's original intention was to use his own research results to improve the level of alchemy in the entire magical world. Such great things as the International Federation of Wizards will certainly pay considerable attention. What they have to do now is to gain a foothold in these major events and win more benefits for Hogwarts.

Maca's proposal is quite bold. If it succeeds, Hogwarts will take this opportunity to go further and stand taller, even if he is only one of the leaders. However, as the event center, it will inevitably be the International Federation of Wizards, so if there are any mistakes that lead to failure, it will also be the International Federation of Wizards.

As long as you are careful during negotiations, do n’t let others put the burden on your own head. This would have reduced the originally high risk.

"You can give it a try," Professor McGonagall nodded after thinking for a long time. "But things are not in a hurry. We can invite Mr. Scrimgeour to chat with us someday."

"Well," Maca nodded, "I believe he will be very interested."

It is no easy task to handle Hogwarts. Things like this that have a big impact need to be treated with caution. But Professor McGonagall is now the principal of Hogwarts, and she will consider the future of Hogwarts. If the school that once took care of herself can be further developed, then Dumbledore would not have believed in vain. She's gone.

After making this decision, Professor McGonagall and Maca were both relieved. The two held the tea cups again to take a sip of Runrun, but found that their respective cups were already empty.