Simultaneous travel: City, infinite evolution

Chapter 517 [Lord of Billions of Aha] (Seeking monthly tickets and recommendations)

"By spreading their own cells, they parasitize other organisms."

Harry can parasitize anything that is not higher in rank than a wizard, Muggle, magical creature, plant, bacteria, fungus, or even virus.

Because of this ability, the number of Harry's clones increased dramatically.

Get close to Harry, take a breath of air, and you'll feel billions of Harrys in it.

The question is, does this fall under the categories of eating Harry, merging with Harry, kissing Harry, parasitizing Harry, or being parasitized by Harry? Is it considered close contact, no contact, or contact as if?
Because of this 'plague-like' nature, Harry Potter became universally disliked, and no one wanted to get close to him. Even his former friends Hermione and Ron didn't want to be too close to him and avoided seeing him whenever possible.

Lonely Harry became increasingly taciturn, his hair became a mess, he became slovenly, his body became overweight, and his appearance became distorted, transforming him from a handsome, chubby little boy into a greasy, overweight old man.

Harry could only immerse himself in biological research to escape the harsh reality.

There is a lion hidden in Harry's eyes.

However, this lion had a somewhat confused look in its eyes and a bewildered expression, as if it were nearsighted, with its eyes squinting and its movements being very cautious.

In this world, there is only one person left who doesn't despise Harry, and isn't afraid of Harry.

That was the person Harry hated the most—Professor Snape.

That sinister old bat, who always loses ten points in Gryffindor, and that hissing old snake.

This was, undeniably, a tremendous irony for Harry, a silent mockery of his insignificant humanity by fate, brimming with the absurdity of reality.

"The reason Snape didn't dislike Harry was because Harry, who was about to go to school but wanted to escape reality, transformed himself into Harry."

To avoid being recognized, Harry disguised himself as the beautiful Harley, with delicate features, long curly hair, and a slender yet well-proportioned figure.

Professor Snape was stunned the moment he saw it.

He lost his composure on the spot and couldn't help but praise:
'Oh, what beautiful eyes! These emerald green eyes are just like your mother's, Harry.'

For your beautiful eyes, add 10 points to Gryffindor!

All eyes in the class turned to look at her, and Harry was naturally stunned.

Even in this state, you still recognize me?

What kind of eyesight does that old snake have?

Poor Harley, she immediately earned the jealousy of women and the fear of men.

This guy is so scary!
Besides parasitizing all things and burrowing into one's own body, it can even transform into a woman?

so horrible.

The thought that Harry/Harry could, if he wanted, have a microorganism implant its genes into his body and transform himself into Harry/Harry's shape sends chills down everyone's spine.

All the students looked at Harry/Harry in horror, running as far away as possible and setting up various defensive spells to guard against them.

Only Professor Snape didn't mind at all.

Instead, he stared at Harley with a nostalgic and tender expression, his gaze seemingly glued to her, unwilling to look away from her for the entire class.

Since then, Harry has never been Harry again; the professor's gaze was too terrifying for him to bear.

But the stubborn Snape did not give up. He seized every opportunity to visit Harry, hoping to have a deeper conversation with him and clear up the misunderstandings of the past.

Snape expressed his desire to contribute to the resurrection of Harry's mother, Lily.

Harry refused, insisting on resurrecting his mother using his own power. Snape persisted, stating he would use his own methods to resurrect Lily.

So Snape became obsessed with potions and wanted to make a contribution by buying the Resurrection Stone to resurrect Lily.

They even bought the methods and materials for making resurrection stones and studied how to make them themselves.

"Harry continued to delve deeper into the science of magical cells, using the power of magic to explore the essence of life, and his parasitic abilities became increasingly terrifying."

Those who are deeply parasitized by Harry will become his alter egos and be completely controlled by him.

Those who are deeply parasitized by Harry will suddenly start wearing a monocle.

At the same time, Harry can perceive all the thoughts of people who are deeply parasitized.

Parasitism is reversible.

When Harry chooses to detach from the parasite, the person who was parasitized will return to normal and forget what happened while they were parasitized.

Those who are parasitized by Harry will be affected, and after Harry is freed from the parasite, they will all fall in love with the monocle.

When you find a Harry, it means there are at least a group of Harrys hiding around, except that those Harrys are parasitic on insects, birds, and microorganisms in the air.

Because there are so many different kinds of Harry in the eyes of the world, and the personalities of these Harrys are so diverse: some are reckless, some are cunning, some are kind, some are evil, some are mischievous, some are quiet, some like to watch the excitement, some run around in packs like huskies, some have a bad sense of humor, and some even like to tease.

Because there are so many Harrys, including all sorts of bizarre species, people collectively refer to all the Harrys as 'Aha,' and refer to the real Harry as the 'Lord of a Billion Aha.'

Some people who dislike Harry call him "hyena pack," "beehive," "cancer cell," "silly roe deer," "plague messenger," and so on.

Because of Harry's iconic monocle, he also has nicknames such as "Mocked Horse," "Mono-Eye," "The Greek God Who Holds a Monocle," "Mocked Fat Guy," and "Pretentious Show-off."

It's fair to say they're universally hated.

If Harry hadn't maintained a strong moral compass and hadn't resorted to parasitizing humans and wizards at the drop of a hat, it probably wouldn't have been as simple as just disliking and fearing him; they would have immediately organized a team to eliminate him.

However, fearing the billions of Harrys who were not afraid of death and needing Harry's original body to restrain these rampant multiplying old men, no wizard dared to lay a hand on Harry's original body.

After all, without Harry's original form, Aha would become a phenomenal disaster.

The thought of that kind of apocalypse sends chills down my spine.

Wizards wouldn't dare to mess with something like that.

All we can do is ask Harry to spend more time managing his unruly clones.

Because each of Harry's clones has its own independent consciousness, and the clones' memories are not normally shared (the original can choose whether or not to share memories).

When making decisions, the Ahas even choose to vote.

This is what we call the 'Kazakhstan referendum'.

By overwhelming the minority with the majority, a certain degree of unified action can be achieved, so as to prevent the abominations from causing trouble everywhere and making a big mess.

Harry himself possesses veto power to limit the Aho's misbehavior and prevent them from running rampant.

"Because of Harry's enormous contributions to the study of magical biological cells, he received a huge reward from me and successfully redeemed the Resurrection Stone, which allowed him to resurrect his parents."

After being reunited with his parents, Harry's temperament became noticeably more cheerful.

Through this transformation of his mind, Harry successfully ascended to become the "Angel of Life," possessing the power to "spread life and nurture all things."

(End of this chapter)