Chapter 33 Nicolas Flamel

After experiencing Christmas in the magic world, Mike devoted himself to learning the Disillusionment Charm. The notebook Penelope gave was really good. Not only was the handwriting neat, but the understanding of the Disillusionment Charm was also very profound. The original

owner of this notebook should have guessed that Penelope wanted to learn the Disillusionment Charm in advance, so he also wrote a lot of tutorials for beginners. Judging from the ink, it should have been written not long ago, and all of this is now cheap for Mike.

Thanks to these tutorials for beginners, Mike successfully released the Disillusionment Charm before the end of the holiday, but it was only a semi-finished product.

The effect of the Disillusionment Charm that Mike released at the beginning was not good. Not only was the release speed very slow, but the Disillusionment Charm would fail as long as he moved a little bit. For this, Mike could only work harder to learn.

In addition, this notebook on the Disillusionment Charm also mentioned how to avoid magical restrictions to achieve perfect invisibility. This paragraph is written in a flamboyant manner, and it can be seen that the writer is very proud of it.

There are three ways mentioned in it. One is to use your powerful magic ability to break the magic ban; the second is to use a high-level magic potion called Absolute Magic Powder to isolate your own magic fluctuations to achieve the effect of deceiving the magic ban; the third is to use something with powerful magic to cover up the ban's monitoring of yourself.

Mike ignored the first two of them, and only the third one could be done.

The notes clearly stated that most bans detect targets through magic perception, and if you carry an item that emits a lot of magic at all times, then the ban will ignore you. It's like using a thermal imager to look at a baked sweet potato in the stove, you can't see it clearly at all.

Mike was very happy to know how to bypass the magic ban, and his plan to invade the restricted book area at the end of the semester was more confident.

On the other hand, Harry received the invisibility cloak given to him by Dumbledore on Christmas Day, just like in the original book, and under Dumbledore's deliberate guidance, he also accepted the test of the Mirror of Erised. But unlike Mike, he was completely fascinated by the Mirror of Erised, and Harry had to stand in front of the Mirror of Erised almost every night. Finally, Dumbledore had to come out and give Harry some psychological counseling, which made Harry calm down.

Harry, who calmed down, remembered that he had promised Hermione to look for Nicolas Flamel during the holidays. Nicolas Flamel was the key information to find out what Hagrid took from Gringotts that day.

They had not been idle for such a long time since entering the school. The three of them first found the trap door guarded by the three-headed dog, and then analyzed from Snape's actions that Snape wanted to get the things under the trap door. Finally, they learned from Hagrid that the thing guarded by the three-headed dog Fluffy was an important item they took out from Gringotts that day. Now all they need to know is what that thing is.

"I think we can ask Mike. He is a celebrity now. Maybe he knows?" Ron said to Harry with some envy.

Harry didn't hold much hope for Ron's proposal. After all, he knew that Mike, like him, grew up in the Muggle world. It was unreasonable for him to know something that even Ron, a wizard from a pure-blood wizard family, didn't know.

With a try-it mentality, they went to Ravenclaw to find Mike. After all, they had to do something, otherwise Hermione would definitely be angry.

But when they came to the Ravenclaw passage, they were dumbfounded.

"In which year did the first goblin rebellion happen?" asked the eagle-headed door knocker.

Harry and Ron looked at each other.

Damn it! Professor Binns of the History of Magic gave lectures like a lullaby. They slept in almost every class. How boring would someone be to listen to that old ghost's lectures seriously?

"Uh, 520." Harry had no choice but to make up a random number.

"Wrong!"

"521!"

"Wrong!"

A first-year Ravenclaw student standing in line behind Harry and Ron, waiting to enter the Ravenclaw common room, became impatient.

"201 AD." He said lightly.

"Correct!" The eagle-headed door knocker opened the door.

The first-year Ravenclaw proudly squeezed Harry and Ron and entered the Ravenclaw common room. Before leaving, he looked at the two with contempt.

Harry and Ron blushed with shame, but still followed him into the Ravenclaw common room. If they didn't seize this opportunity, they might never be able to enter the Ravenclaw common room in their lives.

When Harry and Ron found Mike, he was sitting on the sofa in front of the fireplace, reading a book with his legs crossed, and occasionally eating a piece of snacks beside him. Seeing Harry and Ron coming, he put down the book and asked them why they came.

When Harry and Ron explained the whole story to Mike, Mike had already finished the snacks beside him.

"Well, this is the thing. We want to ask you if you know who Nicolas Flamel is." Harry was a little embarrassed, because of the incident with the eagle-headed door knocker before, he felt that everyone in the Ravenclaw common room looked at him as a fool, which made his little face red. Fortunately, they were standing by the stove, so others would only think that his face was burned red.

"I know."

"If you don't know... what? You know!" Harry couldn't wait to leave, but Mike gave him a surprising answer.

"Yes, if you are careful enough, you will find that there is a relevant introduction of Nicolas Flamel on the magic card that comes with the chocolate frog, on Dumbledore's card." Mike changed his sitting position, "Nicolas Flamel is the only maker of the famous Philosopher's Stone, and the only owner of the Philosopher's Stone now."

Harry and Ron were confused when he heard this. Seeing their confusion, Mike had to continue explaining.

"The Philosopher's Stone has the ability to turn stones into gold, and it can also make people live forever. I heard that Nicolas Flamel and his wife are now hundreds of years old, all thanks to the Philosopher's Stone."

"Then what Hagrid took from Gringotts that day must be the Philosopher's Stone! Snape must want to get the Philosopher's Stone!" Harry said excitedly.

"Yeah! Turning stones into gold! Who wouldn't want that?" Ron said with the light of gold galleons in his eyes.

"Mike, Ron, we have to go tell Dumbledore right now that Snape wants to steal the Philosopher's Stone."

Looking at the two people in front of him who were so excited that they couldn't control themselves, Mike shook his head calmly, picked up the book again and said, "I won't go, I still have to read."

"But..." Harry wanted to continue to persuade Mike but was pulled away by Ron.

"I think he has become stupid because of studying too much. You know, Ravenclaw is full of nerds. If Hermione hadn't been sorted into Gryffindor, she would have become like this too." Ron said to Harry in a voice that he thought no one could hear.

Mike, who had heard everything clearly, glanced at the two people who were walking away with contempt and crossed his legs again.

He was not going to participate in the puzzle game that Dumbledore had set up specifically for Harry.