Chapter 2239 Flower dispute (one hundred and forty-eight)

Harry Potter has an Invisibility Cloak, which was left to him by his father James Potter. With its help, he can travel around the castle at night.

Albus shouldn't have given it to him. Children can't control their curiosity, especially a child like Harry who has just come to the wizarding world from the Muggle world. He will definitely use it. But the invisibility cloak

It belongs to the Potter family, so Albus can't keep borrowing it, and during Harry's first year in school, Albus set up a "game" in the castle for him to play through.

It was originally a "children's game" level, but I didn't expect it to become complicated because of Voldemort, especially the three-headed dog level, which should have been very difficult.

Georgiana was wearing a cloak and walking quickly down the corridor of the summer palace. Even though the glass and walls blocked the cold wind from the North Sea, the corridor was still very cold, and you could even see her hot breath.

The black cloak was like an invisibility cloak in the dark. She had done this before, to meet the old bat.

The invisibility cloak was not as expensive as Harry Potter's, but it was not made of invisible animal hair. She felt it was very exciting at the time, as if she was going to a feast. Although the appetizer, main course and

There was only a greasy chocolate pie for dessert after the meal, but she still felt her blood boiling.

Now she didn't feel that way at all. The biting cold made her feel as if there was a force stopping her from moving forward.

With every step she took, she seemed to hear the dragging sound of heavy objects being moved.

She stopped and looked behind her. It was dark and there seemed to be nothing.

So she continued walking forward, and after a few steps she heard the dragging sound again.

She stopped again and looked back again. After a while she heard the dragging sound again, and after a while she heard it again, like someone dragging something heavy forward.

Most people are afraid of death and think death is terrible.

Like animals, humans have the instinct to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, and are willing to do things that make them feel satisfied and happy, and many of those things represent "sin". Even if they do it and will be punished, people are still willing to do it.

Some people even pursue eternal life.

But if there is no love left in life and death represents the end of "living sin", then there is nothing terrible about death.

William Pitt Jr. once said that a little girl almost jumped into a river because she couldn't bear the heavy work. Compared with heavy industries such as mining and steel, textiles are light industries and use more child labor and female workers, while heavy industries use more men.

Some people don't feel this heavy burden at all, while others are overwhelmed by it.

Dante's Divine Comedy describes such a group of people, all dressed in gorgeous robes, moving slowly and endlessly.

Jesus was not wearing what they were wearing when he was carrying the cross and walking on the Stations of the Cross.

When things are given the name "sacred", they are no longer "cheap" or "ordinary".

Napoleon purchased ritual objects for the priests at the cheapest price. Many of these ritual objects were robbed during the French Revolution, or were confiscated and needed to be replenished.

The reason given by Georgiana was that a widow donated only two silver coins. Although she did not donate as much as the rich, the resurrected Jesus said that she donated more than them all. In a tight financial situation, she was a bit stretched, as

When the Venetians built the Church of Our Lady of Ancon, their finances were very tight at that time and they wanted to use the cheapest price to make a good impression.

The Venetians had no need to build churches, but when they were ravaged by the plague and asked the Virgin for help in despair, they promised to build her a church.

The Ten Commandments of Moses say not to kill. The first murder was Cain who killed Abel because he was jealous that Abel was favored by God.

Albus asked her what emotions the new "non-being" she encountered fed on, and her answer at that time was "evil thoughts."

Harry could understand the basilisk, which was muttering about "killing" and "hunger" as it crawled through the pipes.

Although it was cultivated by alchemy, the basilisk is still an animal with the instinct to eat. If a carnivore wants to eat meat, he must cause killing.

But that was not the case for the Quanzhou man who found that his shadow head had grown larger. His desire to kill was entirely out of hatred. He wanted to kill his enemy's entire family, and then went to join the pirates, completely ignoring his wife.

What he planned was murder, which was different from Cain's murderous intention due to passion when he killed Abel. The shadow of change even served as a warning that he himself would die, and then the murderous intention disappeared.

Georgiana once went crazy and wanted to kidnap the children of the voting bourgeoisie and send them to factories, so that when their parents voted on whether to pass the Factory Act, they would not regard it as a

A kind of charity, and this "inspiration" came from the kidnapping case in Paris in 1750.

Maybe she was wrong. Its food is inspiration, not evil thoughts. Dreams can bring a lot of inspiration to people, and many ideas are generated in sleep, such as the apple that hit Newton's head during his nap.

All in all, she saw a group of people coming out of the darkness. They were wearing red robes. The red color was still dazzling even in the dark. They looked like a group of cardinals.

They were approaching slowly, as if they were dragging something heavy, and as if they were required by etiquette to walk at such a solemn pace.

Even if you are not running fast, the shadow is still chasing you. Some people would think that using a time-turner to kill Voldemort while he was still young, as the proverb goes, destroy this cockatrice whilst young, while this monster

Kill the snake when it is young.

Wouldn't this be like Voldemort, who killed Harry while he was still a baby? Pharaoh and Herod also wanted to eliminate the prophet while he was still young, and Odi

Laius, the father of Oedipus, abandoned Oedipus because he believed the curse cast by Pelops on him that he would be killed by his own son.

Oedipus didn't know his life experience. He became the prince of a neighboring country. He didn't want to be a sinner who killed his father and married his mother, so he left Corinth and stayed away from the adoptive father who he thought was his biological father.

But he eventually became the sinner predicted in the prophecy, and plague and famine came to the city-state.

That book wrote about how to deal with mandrills, but it didn't write about how to deal with "shadows". Moreover, the method for mandrills is very simple, just catch and eat them. They are like natural enemies and part of the food chain.

Georgiana could also try eating them, souls were delicious food, but she was worried they were poisonous.

When you stare into the abyss, the abyss is also staring at you. Those who fight monsters should be careful not to become monsters.

She was scared and wanted to scream, but she knew that her scream would attract more people, and they would not be able to help.

You are left with yourself.

This realization made her mind go blank. At this moment, she felt that she might really be inferior to a teenager.

Thanks to her being a girl, even if she ran away no one would say she was a coward or a coward, and she was a coward herself.

But she hoped that she was not a coward. When she ran away, she could still think of how to deal with those who were following her. Of course, she did not dare to run too fast because she might catch up with them. Now she wanted to come to the entire Neptune Palace and Nirvana.

The courtyard formed by the Alva Palace is square, although not round, but still continuous.

You can't run too fast or you'll catch up with your own shadow.

So she could only walk at a brisk pace, hoping that her physical strength could hold on, because if she stopped, she would be overtaken by those seemingly slow-moving "figures".
Chapter completed!