Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 371 Webber Boot
"William Seward Webber?" As Ryan murmured, at an angle invisible to the eyes, dots of starlight appeared on the surface of Ryan's body, and a large formation slowly emerged in his silver-white pupils - a magic formation composed of the Milky Way.

Ryan's gaze was directed towards the third realm beyond the material and spiritual, which wizards called destiny.

Under Ryan's sight, the river of destiny, containing the past and future of this world, turned into names.

The name of William Seward Webb began to slowly emerge, and finally faded, leaving only Webb.

A thread spread out from the river. Ryan looked closely and saw the name of the wizard. Unlike ordinary mortals, he shone with an eternal and transcendent brilliance - Weber Butt.

Around this name, there are several other extraordinary names, one of which is linked to an even more distant past - Slytherin - Cadmus Peverell.

"Yes, Weber, Weber Butt." Ryan looked surprised.

Boot is an ordinary, Muggle surname.

Like most surnames, Boot comes from an unknown shoemaker.

Among one of the shoemaker's descendants, a wizard was born.

The wizard later came to Ireland and settled there.

And Weber is the descendant of this unknown wizard.

He also has an older brother named Chawick.

When he was young, his parents brought their family to the Plymouth colony in the New World for adventure, where they met James Stewart, a No-Maj (the name for non-magic people in the American wizarding world).

One day, the Bute family went into the forest to explore, but they were attacked by a hidden monster.

Weber's parents were both killed, and he and his brother were seriously injured.

However, a Pukki named William and Isolt Sayer who were foraging nearby rescued them and took them to Isolt's hut.

Later, Isolt brought back the unconscious James Stewart.

The subsequent story is very familiar to wizards in the United States and even Slytherin House.

Isolt Sayer and James Stewart, descendants of Slytherin, fell in love, adopted Webster and Chadwick, and established Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Webber Bute returned to Ireland as an adult.

Re-incubate in their hometown.

Terry Booth is his descendant.

But perhaps it was Webber Butt's Indian lover that made Terry's existence impossible to connect with Webber Butt.

Because Terry looked exactly like an Indian.

"It's amazing! Could it be that the clue to Moon City has always been with me?" Ryan couldn't help but exclaimed in amazement, and took a sip of the black tea handed to him by Jerry to calm his nerves.

After observation and thinking, Ryan has confirmed one thing: the American businessman named William Seward Webb is a descendant of Webb Butt.

But unlike the descendants of wizards who stayed in Ireland, they chose to use their ancestor's name as their surname, abandoning Boot, a prominent surname in the American wizarding world.

Ryan closed his eyes. The magical power of the raging waves wrapped around his brain like a spider web. Unrealistic guesses wandered in his mind. Under the great power of the system pointing to the right direction, those guesses gradually became closer - and then, bang!
A huge snake shadow emerged from the invisible ocean of thought, interrupting Ryan's "thinking".

"Slytherin! Sayer!" Ryan frowned.

For Ryan, he could still continue to rely on his "talent" to "think", but that mysterious magic blocked everything.

If he really wanted to persevere, it would probably take him nearly a month to get the result.

That Shelburne farm undoubtedly belonged to Bute and Thayer's descendants.

Moreover, these daily necessities will appear in a remote place like under the Atlantic Ocean.

The United States was the first country to land on the moon.

This place is far from human habitation, and the tracking magic developed by Ryan, combined with the Tracker 134 he developed, cannot sense it. It is undoubtedly the moon. This can only be done by the descendants of Sayer and Isolt Sayer's adopted son, the Butts.

Because in the American wizarding world, the attitude towards Muggles is far more closed than that of the British wizarding world.

Wizards can't even marry the No-Majs they like.

But the Sayers are different.

Their ancestor Isolt Sayer's lover was a No-Maj, and this No-Maj, James Stewart, was also an excellent wand maker.

The only No-Maj known to be able to make a wand.

There is no doubt that the Sayers know how to make such magical equipment by non-wizards.

The technological development of the United States may also be under their leadership.

Therefore, only Sayer and Bute could be the wizards who built Moon City.

Other wizards in America, like conservative Indians, avoid all contact with No-Maj society.

The connection between Atlantis and Moon City is also easy to understand.

One whose members are mostly wizards who graduated from Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and the other who are descendants of the founder of Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

But unfortunately, Terry probably doesn't know the existence of Moon City.

Ryan realized this when he came to his senses.

This branch of Bute might have been deliberately left in the UK by Weber Bute.

The Bute in the United States may be another descendant of Weber.

Because in the original world line, Terry also participated in the final battle of Hogwarts.

According to Ryan's observation, although Terry is not a bad person, his parents are typical Ravenclaws who seem to be reclusive.

If he or his family really knew about Yuecheng, it would be more likely that he would drop out of school and be taken to Yuecheng by his parents.

However, this is not important, Ryan can easily reach Moon City through the Shelburne Farm.

"Any other clues?" Ryan asked boredly.

After solving a goal that he had deliberately set for himself, Ryan wanted to see if there were any other wizard gatherings like Moon City.

"Master, this is the only one. All other clues have been ruled out by the tracking magic and alchemy tools you developed."

"After investigation, we found that the points where their physical bodies appeared are all in the known living areas of wizards," said Jerry.

While at Hogwarts, Ron faced his most desperate moment ever.

He never expected to encounter such a crisis.

"You are Ron!"

"Let me touch it."

"Yes, he is quite strong."

"Tell me about Harry Potter. What kind of person is he?"

In the Gryffindor common room, he faced not Fred and his friends as he had expected, but a group of burly witches.

"When did I say I wanted to get married!" Ron shed tears of pain.

(End of this chapter)