With extraordinary comprehension, I built a floating city at Hogwarts.

They had originally planned to use this holiday to read more books, find the truth about Nicolas Flamel, and prove that they could get the answers without Levin's help.

But life is unpredictable, and for various reasons, they failed.

After accidentally discovering the Mirror of Erised, Harry became obsessed with it.

The Mirror of Erised is a magical mirror that reveals the deepest and most intense desires of a person's heart.

Through the Mirror of Erised, Harry can see his parents and witness their happy life together, which captivates him.

As for Ron himself, he felt sleepy as soon as he started reading and ultimately failed to discover Nicolas Flamel's identity.

So after going around in circles, they could only place their hopes on Levin.

Update [5/4], Bonus Chapter [8/15] Sorry, I mixed up the updates and released Chapter 54 ahead of schedule.

Chapter 54 Clear Foolishness

Levin did not disappoint them, immediately identifying Nicolas Flamel:

"Nico Flamel was a famous alchemist and Professor Dumbledore's partner."

At this point, he lowered his voice mysteriously:

"Not only that, he is also the only known creator of the Philosopher's Stone!"

Levin had expected that his words would elicit a series of surprised exclamations: "Huh?", "Ah?", "It's him?"

To his surprise, he only heard Harry and Ron ask in unison:

What is a magic stone?

After all this time, you guys don't even know what a Philosopher's Stone is!

Levin almost laughed out of anger.

He looked up at Harry and Ron's bewildered faces, and in their eyes, Levin could see a kind of "clear stupidity".

I'm truly speechless at the state of these two illiterate people.

Hermione blushed deeply, feeling utterly embarrassed to face Levin.

It felt like taking two fellow villagers to meet friends in the city, only to have them act like country bumpkins the whole way.

The embarrassment made her so awkward that she wanted to dig a three-bedroom apartment out of the ground with her toes.

The girl rolled her eyes at the two of them with disdain: "What's wrong with you two! Do you even read books? The Philosopher's Stone is a man-made red stone with magical properties. It can be used to make elixirs of immortality that extend the life of the drinker, and it can also turn any metal into pure gold."

Harry and Ron were stunned after hearing Hermione's words.

Ron, in particular, gaped so wide his mouth could fit an entire apple when he heard the word "pure gold."

Levin nodded and added, "The only known surviving Philosopher's Stone in the wizarding world belongs to Mr. Nicolas Flamel. He celebrated his 665th birthday last year and now lives in seclusion in Devon with his wife, Perenaar."

"That big dog must be guarding Flamel's Philosopher's Stone!"

“I dare say it was Flamel who asked Dumbledore to keep it for him, because they are friends, and he knew someone was after the Philosopher's Stone. That’s why he moved it out of Gringotts.” Hermione immediately guessed.

"A stone that can turn into gold and make you immortal!" Harry exclaimed in realization. "No wonder Snape was after it too! Everyone wants it!"

"No wonder we can't find Flamel in the "Research on the Development of Modern Witchcraft"," Ron said. "Since he is 665 years old, he can't be considered a modern person, right?"

Having received news about Nicolas Flamel, the adventure team felt they were one step closer to the ultimate secret.

But this had nothing to do with Levin, and he resumed his normal studies and life.

In addition to their regular classes, they will also have to deal with several Quidditch matches.

For example, Gryffindor and Slytherin.

In the match against Hufflepuff, Levin showed his talent, defeating the little badgers without giving them a chance to fight back.

But Hufflepuff has always been the worst-performing house in the Quidditch Cup.

The true powerhouses are Slytherin and Gryffindor.

Slytherins, in particular, are Ravenclaw's next rival and the strongest opponent to have long held the Quidditch Cup.

Even with the addition of Levin, Ravenclaw remained in a tense state of preparation.

On the eve of the match, all daily activities in the Ravenclaw common room were suspended.

Captain Roger polished and waxed the broom repeatedly, seemingly wanting to dazzle the Slytherin students with the broom handle during the match.

Zhang Qiu repeatedly checked the broom's performance, using repair spells to fix even the smallest flaws, fearing that someone in Slytherin might cast a curse on her broom.

Harry's example is still there.

But Levin felt that if she continued like this, her broom would break down without anyone casting a spell.

Professor Flitwick has appeared in the lounge six times in one day.

He, who has always had an amazing memory, now seems to be suffering from dementia, repeatedly asking Levin and Ciri whether they are confident of defeating Slytherin.

Even Hermione secretly sneaked into Ravenclaw to visit Levin.

“I can’t stay in the Gryffindor common room; it’s too noisy there, and I can’t concentrate.”

She said nervously.

The lion cubs seemed even more worried than Ravenclaw.

After Ravenclaw, it was Hufflepuff's turn to face Gryffindor.

Due to Ravenclaw's decisive victory over Hufflepuff, Gryffindor is now third in the standings, only ahead of Hufflepuff.

Everyone knows that Gryffindor captain Oliver Wood is counting on Harry to win back the Quidditch Cup this year.

The referee for that match was none other than Snape, the head of Slytherin.

This person hates Gryffindor the most.

God knows what kind of biased ruling he will make.

Regarding the showdown between Ravenclaw and Slytherin, the little lions actually support... Slytherin.

Even though they hated Slytherins the most.

Firstly, they had already defeated Slytherin once.

Secondly, Ravenclaw scored too many points in their first match, resulting in a high score on the leaderboard. If they defeat Slytherin again this time...

So even if Gryffindor beats Ravenclaw, they could still lose the Quidditch Cup.

In matters like this, the lion cubs are quite practical.

As for Hermione herself, from the House's perspective, she should support Gryffindor.

But personally, she couldn't help but want to support Ravenclaw.

Because Levin, the friend who saved her life and whom she looked up to, was a member of the Ravenclaw team.

Faced with this dilemma, she had no choice but to secretly come to Levin before the match to show her support.

On the sofa in the lounge, Miss Granger was holding a Quidditch strategy book, trying to advise Levin and explain the tactics she had read in the book.

She spoke seriously.

Levin listened attentively.

After listening, I quietly analyzed for her where she was wrong.

Hermione was embarrassed to discover that what she thought was "offering advice" had turned into Levin giving her a lecture.

"Eh, is that... me? Sorry, I'm really bad at Quidditch, just take what I said earlier with a grain of salt."

After listening, Hermione blushed and said somewhat embarrassedly.

Her method of offering advice to others was quite effective for Harry and Ron, those two simpletons, but it seemed like she was showing off her limited skills to Levin.

There's nothing you can do. You're smart, but others are even smarter. Why can't others think of what you can think of?

But Levin not only didn't mind Hermione's somewhat "clumsy" help, he actually "enjoyed" it.

Of all the young Khabib Nurmagomedovs, only he and Cirella are truly confident about the upcoming matches.

They were well aware of each other's strengths and the dominance they could achieve together on the field.

Their combination is capable of performing well even in professional competitions.

In the game at Hogwarts, it was pure fish-smashing.

This difference in skill level cannot be compensated for by dirty tactics or referee bias.

With this confidence, Levin was able to tease the little girl while everyone else was on edge.

“Nobody is born knowing Quidditch,” Levin said gently. “If you’d like, I can teach you during the summer.”

Unlike her academic prowess in the classroom, Hermione's flying skills are indeed quite poor.

Because she could only fly a few meters high before getting scared.

But then again, compared to Cirella, a girl who can soar through the sky with the slightest touch of a broom,

It's still Hermione, this "idiot," who's more popular with Levin!

This is similar to how boys like to go to haunted houses and watch horror movies with timid girls.

Anyway, with Cirira, Levin would rather spar with her in swordsmanship than go to a haunted house with her.

Otherwise, the people who should be worried are the staff at the haunted house.

Hearing Levin's promise, Hermione was a little excited.

I clearly don't like flying.

"Summer vacation? Great, I'll remember. And you have to do your best in the next game!"

"Ah."

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Chapter 55 Victory Celebration Party

Saturday arrived, and the competition was finally about to begin.

As students continued to enter, the Quidditch pitch became increasingly noisy.

Blue and green flags and decorations were everywhere, creating a very lively atmosphere.