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

To this end, mages gather powerful arcane energy within the mage tower, constructing elemental pools for use. The mage tower contains laboratories storing a large amount of arcane equipment, and various rooms with different functions, such as binding rooms, demolition rooms, sealing rooms, and gravity chambers.

This place is also a treasure trove for mages, a refuge in times of danger, protected by various defensive spells. Through the use of arcane blueprints, radiation, magical turbulence, and other mystical forces, mages enhance their arcane abilities via the mage tower, allowing them to expand their control over elements, planes, and other powers.

Of course, the above are all just idealized scenarios.

The reality is that Levin has only given it the shape of a tower so far. As for the core elemental pool, he is not capable of building it with his current abilities, let alone the other functions that rely on the elemental pool to drive them.

Unfortunately, his level is still too low.

Those fancy features can only be added gradually as his level increases.

At this point, the interior of the "Mage Tower" was a completely normal house.

Upon entering, you'll find the living room on the first floor, along with the kitchen, dining room, and bedrooms. There's also a large fireplace, which connects to other functional rooms.

The fifth floor is Levin's study and workspace, where he keeps all his work and study supplies.

The current top floor is the sixth floor, which Levin designed as an observatory.

The lowest level is the basement, which currently only has one floor. This is another workshop where Levin researches alchemy and brews potions. In addition, there are storage rooms for magical materials, wine cellars, and so on. There is also another exit here, which connects to the tree hole at the root of the giant oak tree.

The entire tower is fully furnished and very nicely decorated.

With the Philosopher's Stone, Levin doesn't need to save money for himself in these areas.

Levin gave the two a tour, which garnered much praise.

Ciri was amazed that Levin had a home of his own, and one that was so beautifully built.

Even though everyone here is an outsider, she has been here for four or five years, but still doesn't have a place to stay. During holidays, she can only stay in hotels and make a living by collecting herbs and helping wizards solve problems with magical creatures—isn't this the job of a witcher?

In contrast, Levin amassed such a huge fortune after only one year at Hogwarts. Although no one knows how he did it, it was all done through legal procedures.

After touring the tower, Cirella realized that even though she had previously overestimated Levin's abilities as much as possible, she still seemed to have underestimated him. Especially after hearing that Levin had achieved all this through the Philosopher's Stone, she was filled with utter admiration.

The previously promised goals of building a floating city and exploring another world are not so far out of reach.

But compared to Ciri, a visitor from another world, Hermione understood the meaning of the tower better.

Hermione's parents are both dentists. In Great London, dentistry is a high-paying profession, making them a well-off middle-class family. Like the Dursleys, they own a detached house in the suburbs of London and live a respectable life.

She was well aware of how difficult it was to own a house like that.

The tower was several times larger than her home, and the interior decoration was also more upscale. The only drawback was that it had few appliances.

This means that the young wizard, who was the same age as her, had acquired an unimaginable fortune.

"I've made up my mind, Levin!"

After touring the area, sitting on the living room sofa, Shirella loudly announced,

"I don't want to stay in hotels anymore! I'll stay here!"

“Of course you can, Ciri. Actually, even if you hadn’t asked, I would have invited you. Once you move here, there’s no need to move out.”

Levin said gently.

As fellow visitors from another world, Cirira is the person Levin trusts most in this world, and also his closest ally.

Since that's the case, providing her with accommodation isn't a big deal; he has plenty of rooms, though.

Upon hearing this news, Hermione immediately became nervous.

He didn't know what Shirella's family situation was.

But she knew that she had come with her parents' permission in order to learn how to fly with a broom and to use magic during the summer vacation.

She has her own home and there's no way she could move into Levin's house like the other person.

"But wouldn't that put us a step behind that woman?"

Thinking of this, Miss Granger suddenly felt a little wronged.

As if sensing something, Levin immediately looked at her.

"And you, Hermione. Although you can't stay here permanently, there will always be a room reserved for you in the tower."

"...Thank you, Levin."

This promise, like the warm winter sun, instantly warmed the girl's heart, moving her to tears.

Levin breathed a sigh of relief.

Maintaining balance among the girls requires skill.

Since it was their first day at the tower, Levin hadn't planned any activities.

After dinner, the three of them read, chatted, played wizard chess, and so on by the fireplace before going to bed early.

Lying in bed, Levin missed Muggle electronic devices terribly.

The wizarding life is great in every way, except there are too few forms of entertainment.

If we could have a TV or a game console at home, we wouldn't be as bored as we are now.

Thinking of this, he suddenly had the idea of ​​visiting the Weasleys at the Burrow and asking Arthur Weasley for advice on the magic of modifying Muggle objects.

The next morning, Levin was woken up by his biological clock.

The chirping of birds outside the window heralded the arrival of a new day.

The immense natural presence of the giant oak tree attracted many birds and animals from the surrounding area, who settled in the woods around the tower.

Despite the summer heat, the room remained cool.

While mastering the skill of creating the Philosopher's Stone, Levin also gained Alchemy Specialization, instantly elevating his alchemy skills to a new level.

He is now proficient in enchanting various low-level spells.

For example, this is the effect of the 3rd Ring spell [Temperature Manipulation].

After washing up, Levin went to the kitchen on the first floor and began making breakfast for the three of them.

Indeed, we're missing a house-elf at home.

While the [Invisible Servants] spell is convenient, the invisible servants it creates have very low intelligence and can only be assigned to cleaning tasks.

They simply can't do creative work like cooking, unless Levin is planning to eat pig swill.

Levin knew how to cook in his past life, but cooking with magic is another matter entirely.

Therefore, he also visited many books in the kitchen: "Putting Magic on Your Cheese", "The Magic of Baking Bread", "Fantastic Beasts in the Pot", "Conjure Up a Feast!" and so on.

Not long after, Hermione came running down from the second floor, still half asleep. She was wearing pajamas and her hair was all messy, looking like she had just woken up.

She found everything about living in the magical world incredibly novel and fascinating.

Upon arriving on the first floor, she was immediately drawn to the commotion in the kitchen, watching in a daze as Levin cooked with magic.

Watching Levin skillfully wield his wand and control the pots and pans, she felt a surge of admiration.

At home, she would see her mother cooking in the kitchen every day, and she would just watch from the sidelines, unable to help much.

Now, she can't be of much help either.

Hermione was increasingly impressed with Levin.

This boy, who was about the same age as her, knew so much.

Not only is she smart and academically gifted, but she can also create her own magic and cook.

To be honest, she never imagined that one day she would leave home, be far away from her parents, and live with a boy in a remote place.

and many more…

Is this considered cohabitation?

I guess so, but unfortunately, there's also the eyesore, Ciri.

Of course, in Xiruihong's eyes, she held the same status.

The girl stared blankly for a moment, then suddenly felt useless, so she offered, "How about I cook tomorrow?"

"Can you cook?" Levin asked without turning his head.

“I guess I can?” Hermione recalled. “I learned a few times with my mother, but I’ve never cooked with magic.”

"It's okay, you can try it as you like."

Although the Ministry of Magic can use tracing threads to detect whether a young wizard has used magic, this detection method is very crude.

The traces can only determine the approximate location of the magic user, but cannot pinpoint the specific identity of the spellcaster.

In other words, they can only monitor the young wizards in Muggle families.

In wizarding communities like St. Catchbolt, a large number of wizards use magic, making them undetectable by the Ministry of Magic.

This is one of the reasons why Hermione accepted the invitation to come here.

Levin carefully divided the toast, bacon, and fried egg into three portions before turning to say, "Go wash up. I'll teach you how to use the flying broom this morning. Oh, and remember to call Ciri outside."

Hermione nodded, then asked doubtfully, "Is Ciri already up?"

"She gets up much earlier than you."

Levin's answer surprised her.

"She's probably doing her morning exercise in the yard right now."

Then Hermione saw Ciri wielding a steel sword with great skill in the courtyard.

Am I really going to consider this muscular woman a competitor?

She wouldn't just punch me to death if she couldn't win the argument, would she?

Sorry for disturbing you.

In short, the cohabitation life of one man and two women began.

Chapter 84 Hermione's Personal Training

Levin had to admit that living with three people was more interesting than living alone.

After breakfast, Levin took Hermione, each carrying a Nimbus 2001, and headed to Weasel Mountain outside the village to practice riding flying broomsticks.

In his original plan, this would have been a fulfilling and enchanting exercise.

For Hermione, a complete novice at flying, she needs someone to teach her how to use a flying broom from scratch, step by step.