The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

That intense light gradually dissipated.

Malfoy and the others opened their eyes, and then everyone was stunned and stunned.

"Where are we?" Tiffany Selwyn couldn't help but exclaimed.

Yep, they don't seem to be in the basement of the Three Broomsticks bar anymore... but in a frozen city.

The floors, trees, and even all the buildings around them seemed to be frozen into ice sculptures, frozen there. no life left,

Draco Malfoy was the first to react, he looked down at the few unlined clothes on his body.

Obviously, wearing so little clothes, if it is really in such a cold weather, it will definitely be unbearable.

"Don't worry." Jon reminded gently: "These are just illusions!"

"This is... the future?" Malfoy's voice trembled slightly.

"Yes, it's the future!" Jon made a mysterious expression: "Of course, it's not exactly; you take a few steps back to see?"

Malfoy nodded, he quickly took a few steps back, and then suddenly realized.

"We're actually in a picture!" Malfoy yelled.

That's right, it was actually the picture that the small octahedron box showed them just now... They were actually still in the basement of the Three Broomsticks.

It's just that I was on the scene and mistakenly thought it was true.

...

The members of the Volpes Knights took a few steps back one after another, and continued to observe the "future", looking at the picture in front of them.

This frozen city... no wizards, no Muggles, not even any living beings to be seen...

"Ah!" Pansy Parkinson screamed, leaning against Malfoy with a trembling body.

Because through the window, she saw the corpses of several Muggles lying in a nearby building.

These corpses are also condensed together from top to bottom... Due to the low temperature, they are still preserved lifelike, although it is unknown how long they have been dead.

The expressions on their faces are peaceful, without any pain, and their movements seem to be eating at the dining table... as if they were frozen into ice cubes in an instant...

"This is London!" Sean Avery screamed suddenly, pointing at the landmark ahead.

Following the direction Avery pointed, they saw Big Ben, the Palace of Westminster, and Tower Bridge... These iconic buildings in the city of London have also condensed into ice sculptures, and at the same time, they have been covered by countless huge ice sculptures. block coverage.

"Charing Cross Road..." Tiffany Selwyn murmured, and her eyes searched.

Finally, she seems to have found...

Selwyn ran up to Jon, grabbed his arm, and begged in a low voice, "Christopher...please...can you show us the situation at Charing Cross Road!"

There was a bit of crying in her voice.

"What do you think this is, Miss Selwyn?" Jon said coldly: "You think this is a book you can read... This is an illusion of the future, and I can't control it!"

"Selwyn's home is on Charing Cross Road!" Malfoy came over and comforted him.

At the same time, he gave Selwyn a sympathetic look.

If the entire city of London is completely frozen, Charing Cross Road may not be spared in a very short period of time... It is very likely that Selwyn's family died in the house just like the Muggles in those buildings inside.

...

"What kind of magic is this..." Malfoy murmured.

What kind of wizard is it that freezes the entire city in an instant... making a city like London lifeless.

"Did the Dark Lord do it?" Malfoy asked softly.

"I'm afraid not!" Jon shrugged: "I don't think the Dark Lord can have such a powerful force."

"So..." Malfoy said tremblingly.

Jon said softly, "I don't think any wizard could do that...then it could only be..."

"Muggles?" Malfoy yelled in disbelief. "Why did they freeze their city? How did they do it?"

"I don't think I know..." Jon shrugged: "But you can guess! If the Dark Lord really ruled the wizarding world and waged an all-out war on Muggles... it would be a war... Muggle The purpose of melons doing this should be to kill all the wizards in London!"

"That's impossible..." Malfoy stepped back, shaking his head in disbelief.

...

Jon looked at these quasi-Death Eaters whose three views had collapsed, with an imperceptible smile on the corner of his mouth.

In fact, this core of Mithra belongs to Grindelwald, and its use is very simple.

It can visualize memory.

Its key is memory, you only need to put a little memory in it, it will absorb it, enlarge it, and then show it to everyone around it.

In a sense, it has the same effect as the Pensieve... It's just that the Pensieve helps wizards review their memories, and this small octahedron box helps wizards display their memories.

What Jon saw in Dumbledore's office last school year, Grindelwald's two speeches in Paris and Durmstrang... The method he used to reveal the future was all through this Mithra Core , and then showed the memories in his mind to his supporters.

Of course Jon can't predict and doesn't know the future, but he has memories of past lives in his mind.

The memory just now was taken from a certain disaster movie in the previous life, and Jon intercepted a small part of it.

Then treat it as a prophecy and show it to these Slytherin students.

As a wizard of the level of Gellert Grindelwald, the magic props made... Even if Voldemort came personally, he might not be able to discover the flaws in them. Not to mention these ordinary Slytherin students.

...

Suddenly, the surrounding scene changed.

A strong white light appeared again, and the experienced Death Eaters hurriedly covered their eyes.

They didn't let go until the white light disappeared.

"I remember!" Avery yelled suddenly. "Patrick...that night, in the dorm room, was this light, wasn't it?"

"Yes!" Jon had nothing to hide, and nodded.

Avery was about to say something, but was quickly interrupted by screams around him.

In the picture scroll in front of them... I saw a bright mushroom cloud rising in front of them!

The sun seemed to be swaying in the sky, and the terrible heat enveloped the surrounding world... The earth shook and the mountains shook, and wherever it went, everything turned into scorched earth, leaving no life left...