Hogwarts: From Selling White Peppers to Becoming a God

Chapter 174 I Like This World

Two lights were turned on in the basement.

On a table, there is an open notebook.

Under the light on the other side, there was a person tied to a chair. He was wearing a hood and, perhaps sensing the light, twisted a couple of times and tried to make a sound.

Murphy ripped off the hood, revealing Albert Lencoon's swollen face.

He pulled the rag out of the other person's mouth.

"Lunkown, do you have any last words?"

"Murphy!"

Rencourn, his face covered in sweat, looked around. "Where am I? What do you want?"

"you guess?"

"You want to kill me? You can't! My family is all over the world, and they'll avenge me! You'd better release me now, or you'll regret it..."

Murphy rolled his eyes. "Looks like you don't have any last wishes."

"Then say goodbye to who you are now."

"What? No! Wait! Wait..."

"Forget everything, and all is emptiness!"

The light from the spell lasted for half an hour, and finally, Albert Lencowyn's memory was completely wiped clean.

This is just the first step.

The second step was for Murphy to take out a bottle of compound herbal medicine and force-feed it to him.

After a terrifying twist, Lenconn turned into a blond boy of about eleven years old.

This is what a Muggle boy Murphy found in an orphanage looks like.

This compound decoction is very potent, but its effects only last for a few hours at most.

So he quickly moved on to the third step, using the Full Memory and Copying Spells to write images into Albert's mind.

Screen 1:

Several children were playing with a broken flying broom amidst the ruins.

Suddenly, on the horizon at dusk, several missiles rose up like sharp swords piercing the sky. They trailed bright arcs as they pierced the clouds, flashed a few times, and then began to fall again.

"What are those?" The children stared blankly at the spectacular sight of missiles streaking across the night sky like meteors, and some even began to make wishes.

"Run! Run!" someone suddenly shouted from off-screen.

Then, amidst frantic panting, someone grabbed his arm, and the scene spun around.

"vomit!"

He vomited for a while, then looked up and found himself being taken to a hillside.

In the distance, the trails of light finally reached their destination.

Like thunderbolts falling from the sky, they struck one after another the place where they had just been playing.

The next moment, blinding white light filled everything, and when things could be seen clearly again, all that was in front of them was a raging fire.

The impact and roar came one after another, blowing him off balance. When he got up again, he saw a huge, dark red fireball rolling and rising in the distance, forming a mushroom-shaped cloud above the ruined town where he had once lived.

"grim Reaper."

Someone beside me said.

Screen 2:

"That's Night City."

A man whose face was obscured stood in front, pointing to a brightly lit city in the distance in the night.

"I used to live there, but I escaped."

"The Wizard King died there."

As the man spoke, he took out a black notebook. "This is his last Horcrux."

"I'm entrusting this to you now, Lucas. Keep it safe, and then write down our battle."

"It is immortal; perhaps when we are all dead, it will be the only one who remembers us."

"Remember, don't believe what it says, and don't open your heart to it; it can eat people."

Screen 3:

"Get out of the way! Get out of the way!"

A hand pushed through the crowd and shoved away a boy who was trying to pour paint on a girl lying on the ground.

"Why are you bullying me?!"

"Our parents died trying to save them! Their parents died too, but she! Is still smiling!"

He squatted down and helped the petite girl up. She sat up; she was an East Asian girl with a serene face. Although she was covered in paint and mud, her face remained fair and clean.

The girl gently gathered her hair, which was stuck together with paint, looked at him, and smiled. "Thank you."

"Look! She's still laughing! She's a heartless witch!"

Screen 4:

There is only one narrow path on the rocky hillside.

The girl walked ahead of him, her steps light and bouncy, like an elf.

"Why are you so happy at a time like this?"

"Because this is a wonderful world."

"good?"

"Look!"

Suddenly, the girl stopped and pointed into the distance with one finger.

A large lake shimmered at the foot of the hill, while distant jungles appeared and disappeared in the morning mist.

"Isn't it beautiful?"

His gaze returned to the person gazing at the beautiful scenery.

The morning sunlight shone on her smiling face, dazzlingly bright.

"Yes, it's beautiful."

"I love this world, the mountains, the lakes, the trees, the grass... and the flowers, and the people... We can see so many different and so lovely things because we are alive."

"Therefore, every minute we are alive is incredibly fortunate. What reason do we have not to cherish this fortune and respond to it with joy, to the fullest extent possible?"

Even if you could die at any moment?

"It is precisely because of the sadness and pain of parting that we should be grateful for the joy and happiness of meeting. Even in this world full of cruel death, I want to live happily with a smile, making the most of every minute and every second."

As the girl spoke, she suddenly turned around.

"Let's do it here."

Her face drew closer.

"Lucas. 'Light'."

"I like this name."

Screen 5:

Why can't we use wands?

"They have a magic monitoring system that can monitor magical reactions in a certain area, so we need to be careful. This beehive isn't very tall; I'll climb up and pick it."

His line of sight continued to rise, and he was finally about to reach the large beehive.

He covered his head and face with his clothes, preparing to poke the beehive down with a stick, when suddenly a bee landed on the back of his hand.

He shook his hand, but caught a glimpse of the number on the bee's back, "B-039". Then, to his astonishment, the bee's dorsal wings suddenly stood up and instantly transformed into a slender tip, with a red light flashing on that tip.

"Mechanical worker bee!"

He slammed his hand down on the tree trunk, smashing the mechanical worker bee to pieces.

"Quickly! Notify the camp! This place has been discovered!"

Screen 6:

A flock of birds flew out of the woods in fright, and with the sound of a tree trunk breaking, a huge, silver, spider-like monster emerged from the forest.

Eight metal legs reflecting sunlight, with two long cannon barrels of different sizes in the center.

"Warning! All wizards, surrender on the spot! Otherwise, you will be killed without mercy!"

"Warning! All wizards, surrender on the spot! Otherwise, you will be killed without mercy!"

Screen 7:

"The Imperius Curse didn't work!" a wizard said from inside the tent. "I interrogated a Muggle 'engineer,' and this war system isn't controlled by humans at all!"

(End of this chapter)