In This Hogwarts Without a Savior

"Get off the planet!"

Sir Stoker's voice became slightly more passionate.

"They created a machine structure called a rocket. Through the power generated by the burning of objects, it got rid of the constraints of the ground and flew upward until it completely flew out of the ground and went to the land that wizards have always looked up to. , but the starry sky that no one can reach!"

It was obviously the first time for Neville and Ron to know about this matter. They could not understand the previous discussion on philosophy between Jon and Sir Stoker, but they could understand the meaning of what Sir John said now. .

"Have they gone to other stars?" Ron asked, eyes wide.

"They've had people on the moon, and the machines they've created have even reached Mars."

Sir Stoker said with bright eyes. He looked like he wanted to leave the wizarding world immediately and join the Muggle astronauts to become an astronaut.

"But no wizard in the magical world has ever had such an idea, so astronomical scholars have always used the telescope placed on the ground to observe."

Jon said with relief.

"Magic gives wizards convenience, but it also restricts some thoughts. This is not a question of whether the wizard wants it or not."

"I have always felt that even after so long, the main theme of the magic world still revolves around bloodline and status disputes. This is very shameful."

Sir Stoker said without mercy.

"The mystery of magic should not be limited to this. Our innate ability should not be wasted on how to kill our own kind, but should seek progress and explore the world, not just the ground we are on. , but the truth of all things.”

From the moment he met this knight until now, the impression he left on Jon was more like a cynical scholar than an aristocratic wizard.

This kind of person is really rare in the magic world, because magic is the foundation of wizards. The main content studied by most wizard scholars is related to spells, transformations, magic potions or magical animals and herbs, and rarely Some people focus on the so-called truth about the world.

In fact, it is also because wizards can affect matter through their own will, which results in them not being so interested in matter and lacking motivation to explore it.

And Sir Stoker is obviously the "weirdo" among wizards.

He was obviously from a wizarding family, but he was more like a Muggle scientist who first studied natural science, then became a monk halfway and then came into contact with magic.

After continuing to chat with Sir Stoker about Muggle philosophy and scientific development at the dinner table, Rabil took Jon and Neville to take a lunch break in the direction of the tower where they had been prepared to rest. .

After being brought to the place, the elf Rabil did not stay long. The tower was so big and it was responsible for a lot of work. There was no time to follow Jon and the others like this.

After he left, Jon summoned all five of Neville and the others to his room. He first checked the room up and down to make sure there were no moving portraits or other means of surveillance. He asked seriously road.

"What did you discover this morning?"

Before lunch, the girls who explored the lower half of the tower had already exchanged their results with the boys who explored the upper half, so Neville shook his head and said.

"We basically walked through all the floors of this tower, but we didn't find anything special. If we insist on saying it's weird, there are a lot of black cats in this tower. We encountered a lot of them. At seven.”

Jon rubbed his chin in thought.

"Did those black cats show anything special?"

Ron shook his head.

"No, apart from the fact that these cats don't meow very much and often stare at people silently in corners, which is a bit scary, they are just like ordinary cats and don't show anything special."

Hermione looked hesitant, but finally spoke.

"When Luna and I went down to the foyer on the first floor again, we suspected that there were actually floors under the sea. Just when we were trying to find a passage, the house elf suddenly came over. We asked him about this matter, and he Tell us that the part of the tower in the sea is solid, has no floors, and no one can enter.”

Jon frowned slightly when he heard Hermione's words.

"Did the elf have any reaction on his face when he discovered that you were looking for the passage below?"

Luna replied.

"No, he didn't seem to be lying or trying to stop us."

Luna's feeling should be accurate, but despite her words, Hermione's guess still made Jon suspicious.

They are now in the depths of the Norwegian Sea. The average depth of this sea area is more than 1,500 meters. If the tower wants to take root on the seabed, a long part of it must be hidden in the seawater.

Thinking about it, Jon raised his head and said to Li.

"Now you say that you want to go back to the ship to explain some things on my behalf, and then go back to find Nick, and ask him to help him dive into the sea, and go underwater to see what the part of the tower in the sea looks like."

Li nodded solemnly, and then he left the room.

Neville said tentatively.

"Actually, I don't think this jazz guy looks like a bad guy, and I feel like he is actually..."

"A little innocent?" Jon answered Neville's unsaid words.

"right."

"This Sir is definitely a bit naive. From the time we visited him yesterday evening to now, the total time we have known each other is less than one day, but he has already talked to us so much."

Jon said.

"As for the favorable impression he just expressed towards Muggles, if I were a wizard who insisted on pure blood theory, I might have conflicted with him."

Neville seemed a little guilty.

"He trusts us so much. Isn't it bad that we still do these little things in his house?"

Jon patted him on the shoulder.

"I can understand what you think, Neville, but it is precisely because Sir is good to us that we should find out what is wrong with this tower. This is not only helping us but also helping him."

He explained Neville, but in fact Jon also had some inexplicable doubts in his heart.

So far, the information they have found after arriving at this tower is simple, but equally straightforward and useful.

It seems that as long as the stone slab on the top of the tower is uncovered, the answer to Voldemort's stay in this tower can be obtained.

But the more this happens, the more it feels like something is wrong.

Did the Dark Lord really go to this tower and write those magic words just to hide things?