Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 378 Ryan's Recommendation

"Okay, but there must be some magic in this window."

"Look, until now, this invisible monster has not become invisible in front of us." Ron touched the window carefully before leaving.

If Ginny hadn't pulled him away, he would probably have stayed here for a while, or even gone in to take a look.

Because according to Ron, "There's a Hidden Monster in the window, and there might be a Thunderbird inside!"

As Ron cursed, the three continued walking towards the library.

On the other side, Ryan in the library narrowed his eyes.

He hadn't imagined that there were creatures that could see the secret magic he had cast on Harry and the others.

Even if this magic was just created on a whim before landing on the moon.

"It seems that wizard intuition can also mislead me."

"There is indeed no wizard who can find Harry and the others."

"But the Hideaways are not wizards," Ryan thought.

But this didn't surprise Ryan.

In the original world line, the British Ministry of Magic will later add hidden monsters to the XXXX (dangerous/requires specialized knowledge/can only be dealt with by skilled wizards) category.

The Phoenix is ​​also a member of XXXX (the Phoenix is ​​only classified as 4X because of its low offensiveness).

Magical creatures themselves possess powers that wizards cannot reach.

Just like the immortality of the phoenix, the ability of the invisible monster to hide itself is something that wizards can only dream of.

For example, the Niffler is classified as XXX (can be dealt with by capable wizards). Grindelwald, a demigod wizard, suffered losses at the hands of it.

Ryan suddenly thought that if he didn't have a panel, imitating the abilities of magical creatures would be a way out.

Most of the magical creatures are originally the result of wizards losing control and wisdom and degenerating into creatures.

How can it be easy to achieve one by giving up the omnipotent power?

"Ryan!" Ron's voice came into Ryan's heart from not far away.

Ryan looked up and saw Ron and the others looking at him in surprise.

"Oh, you are here." Ryan waved his wand, and Ron and the others' transparent bodies immediately returned to their original state.

Drink, drink, drink.

Ron covered his neck. He had just gotten used to not breathing, and his restored respiratory organs and mouth that could open and close made him feel particularly uncomfortable.

The same went for Harry and the others, but unlike Ron, they didn't deliberately make a habit of not breathing, so it was okay.

"We won't be discovered, will we?" Ron said in a low voice after he recovered.

Unlike Harry, he had never experienced being ignored by everyone in such a situation.

"No, we are just like Ryan normally, no one can find us." Harry said confidently.

He has tried this feeling many times.

"Well, were you there this morning?" Ginny's face turned red as a monkey's butt as she recalled the scene of herself and Harry catching up on sleep in bed together.

Although their relationship was very pure and they didn't do anything, at most they hugged each other.

But in front of someone she didn't know very well -

"Ryan, you're not really here." Harry looked at Ryan suspiciously.

After talking about Ryan's many trainings, we can see from Snape's version of the vampire and his mother's version of the vampire bride that Ryan is actually a very sinister guy.

"Maybe, you can just pretend I'm not here." Ryan's mouth curled up.

The uneasy looks on Harry's faces distracted him from the slight unhappiness he was feeling at having his magic discovered by a Hidden Monster.

"Aren't you going to read a book?"

"It's already 4 o'clock. I have to go back before dinner. I don't know when you will come here next time." Ryan reminded. "Harry knows this best." Harry nodded after hearing this.

Just like he had never been back to Atlantis since he had been there last school year.

He didn't know how many times he had begged Ryan to go to Atlantis again.

But Ryan kept ignoring him.

"Four o'clock?"

"Why aren't we hungry?" Ron thought about his stomach.

You know, he didn't have lunch. On normal days, he would have fainted from hunger, but today he was very energetic during the journey.

"My magic is not that simple. It also allows you not to eat."

"If it's not lifted in time, you will become real ghosts." Ryan said with a smirk, looking at Ron whose face turned pale as he spoke.

"You're kidding me." Ron was sweating.

"Maybe." Ryan shrugged.

"Okay, you still have 1 hour and 55 minutes." Ryan looked at his watch.

"Wait," Harry stopped Ginny who was about to find a book to read, "Lian, do you have any book recommendations that are suitable for us and can't be found on Earth?"

"clever."

"You can take a look at this book - "How to Forge a Strong Heart"." Just as the words fell, a book that seemed to be made of flesh and blood and kept beating appeared in Ryan's hands.

"This in itself allows you to tap into the magic that resides in your heart."

"This also contains the secret of how James Stewart, a Muggle, could live to be over a hundred years old in good health." Ryan said, while Harry pursed his lips as he took the strange book.

"What about me?" Ginny asked curiously.

"you?"

"The Book of the Bat - it catalogues in detail the magical powers wizards have ascribed to bats."

"You can choose the part that suits you best - after all, you are best at the bat spell - and turn it into a monster with flapping wings to attack others." Ryan's words made Ginny's indifferent face suddenly show astonishment.

"What's wrong with you?" Ginny couldn't help but take a few steps back.

A huge bat flew towards her and finally turned into a black book that seemed to be made of bat skin.

"I don't know everything, I only know what I know." Ryan smiled mysteriously.

"Well, Ryan, after all, I am fit to watch-" Ron faltered and looked at Ryan.

“This one, The Magic of Emotions.”

"It's not about manipulating other people's emotions."

"On the contrary, it teaches you how to attach your own unnecessary emotions to magic so that it produces unexpected effects."

"This is very suitable for impulsive guys who are easily controlled by momentary feelings." Ryan waved his hand, and an ordinary-looking book floated in front of Ron.

"How come mine is so ordinary?"

"I'm not impulsive!" Ron muttered to himself as he opened the book and began to read eagerly.

"Not bad, worthy of being Ravenclaw." Ryan looked at the three people who were reading books attentively and nodded.

Harry even conjured up a stack of parchment, and the contents of the book began to split apart as if alive, jumping one by one onto the parchment in his hand.

Now, after joining Ravenclaw, Ron and his friends have been infected by the atmosphere of the college.

If it were the three people from the original world line, they wouldn't have the patience to read the book.

Harry didn't have the skill to copy books.

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