This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 61 Mirror
'can't read…'

"This... can help me understand the beginning..."

"This is interesting, but I haven't experienced the deep theoretical aspects..."

This magazine is really interesting - if you don't count the half that is incomprehensible. If Andrew hadn't talked to Percy in the library, he would have thought that the man in front of him was trying to intimidate him.

Moreover, after barely reading the parts he could understand, Andrew found that Percy had almost ruined such a thick stack of documents...

Well, it was indeed a waste - because Andrew could see Percy's carelessness from a glance, and he almost dealt with the documents in a muddle. Of course, it is possible that Percy was too capable and could figure out the key points of those documents and deal with them with just a little effort.

Just as he was about to open the second magazine, Percy, who had just finished messing with the documents, stood up suddenly, as if he had made up his mind, and said, "Andrew, come over here."

"Huh? Okay."

He stood up blankly, and Percy spoke very quickly, "The professor got a mirror today. It's very useful. It can predict the future."

As if demonstrating to Andrew, he took two steps at a time and came to a very impressive mirror - Andrew saw it when he came, but didn't think much about it.

Come on - he still has to learn Transfiguration, let alone something that is not strange at all, such as a mirror. Even if something strange, such as a cat climbing frame, appeared, he would not make any complaints about the layout of Professor McGonagall's office.

But now that Percy had introduced it to him, he would not choose to refuse. He took a serious look at this so-called mirror that could predict the future.

It is very tall and has a gorgeous golden frame. At the bottom are two claw-like feet supporting it, and at the top of the mirror is a line of magic words - ensedstraehruaytohsi.

At this moment, Percy was looking at himself in the mirror happily, as if he was bewitched by the mirror.

"Isn't this contraband that needs to be destroyed?"

'Percy is mesmerized by the mirror?'

Such a thought emerged in Andrew's mind, but he had no excuse to stop Percy - and, if he was really bewitched by the mirror, Andrew would be courting death if he didn't run away, because he was the fifth grade class leader!
"Ah, yes, come and see it too, Andrew."

Percy said to Andrew with a hint of reluctance.

Don't do this kind of thing!
Andrew even had the urge to turn around and run, but after calculating the distance from himself to the door and the strength comparison between himself and Percy, he had no choice but to go over politely and gave up the idea of ​​running away and attacking Percy.

"Here, okay, this is it."

Andrew turned the back of his head towards Percy and secretly closed his eyes - delay it as long as possible, Professor McGonagall, please finish the get out of class quickly!

However, nothing happened. He just took a picture for a while, and Percy didn't even check whether he closed his eyes. "Yeah, yeah, I'll take a look at it for a while."

Andrew readily gave up his seat and went back to read the magazine. However, he could no longer concentrate on the article, which he already did not understand. He sat there in agony, watching Percy looking at himself in the mirror.

After a while, Percy probably felt that he was not doing enough by watching for a long time, so he dragged Andrew over again, and even specifically reminded him that prophecies might not be accurate, but it was best not to communicate - and then within two minutes he called Andrew away who had his eyes closed, and started watching happily himself.

No, if you like it so much, just keep watching it - I really don't mind.

Finally, after Andrew was replaced for the third time, Professor McGonagall appeared. She opened the door of her office and saw Andrew nervously reading a magazine. "Mr. Taylor, do you have any more questions?"

"Oh, Weasley, have you finished with the paperwork? What did you see in the mirror?"

Huh? Can a mirror really see the future?
"Ah, Professor, you're back." Percy, who was looking at the mirror over there, was stunned for a moment, his face a little red, "I found this mirror after I finished processing the documents." "It doesn't matter, it's still very interesting."

Professor McGonagall nodded, but Percy was obviously feeling a little guilty and quickly left in a hurry.

"What trouble are you having, Mr. Taylor?"

"It's like this, Professor," Andrew said puzzledly as he took out his wand to demonstrate, "Isn't the Bubble Head Curse popular in school recently? I used the principle of Transfiguration to imitate it simply, but the strength of the current spell is completely incomparable to the original spell, and the breakthrough methods I can think of are all related to the growth of magic power..."

"This line of thinking... is indeed quite interesting. Can we do it again?"

...

"Structural issues...reference to Muggle devices?"

Just as Andrew expected, Professor McGonagall always gave him excellent reference directions, and she even suggested a few spells that Andrew could try to imitate.

"Okay, Professor, I'll try it when I get back."

"Don't worry. Have you seen the Mirror of Erised?"

"Not yet, Professor."

This situation obviously wasn't a sell for Percy.

"Try to take a look."

After the professor proved that it was harmless, Andrew was indeed a little curious, and he walked over quickly, looked in the mirror, and thought about how it would confuse him.

The next moment, he saw himself making dumplings... to be more precise, it was himself in his previous life, making dumplings with his family.

He was stunned for a moment, and the image in the mirror began to shake - the buddy who rescued people with him that year appeared. He seemed to be much older, with an expression that showed a bit of excitement and cursing, while Andrew on the side was grinning in a frivolous way.

The two were playing games around a game console, and Andrew deliberately killed the other player after they had completed most of the game together.

"Fuck... I should let you be tricked by me in the game a few times..."

His eyes turned red, and the picture began to shake again - messy fantasies began to emerge lightly, but soon disappeared, and finally the original two pictures flashed back and forth on the mirror.

"I wish it was a prophecy..."

Andrew shook his head with some reluctance. He already knew the effect of the magic mirror.

He took a deep breath and turned around. "Professor, it's very interesting. It's better than I thought - even dreams are not as perfect as it."

"That's right, that's why Dumbledore said it has some dangers, but I'm glad you realized its flaws so quickly."

“It’s so beautiful…” Andrew shook his head. The impact was greater than Andrew thought.

"But it is still an unforgettable experience." Professor McGonagall seemed to want to say something, but finally stopped. "Go and have a rest first. When you feel that you have completely gotten rid of its influence, come to my office."

(End of this chapter)