Harry Potter Morning Light

"It is true that someone once summoned a non-animal patron saint." Felix replied, "As far as I know, someone's patron saint is a ladybug, and Minerva has more than one patron saint."

"Really?" said Pomona in surprise.

"Multiple patron saints are good for communication, she told me that." Fei Liwei smiled wryly, "It seems that she has other secrets besides her ordinary teacher status."

Pomona didn't tell Felix about the Order of the Phoenix. As a neutral and powerful dean, it's better for him to know less about some things.

"Every animal can feel that it has only one soul." Fei Liwei did not get entangled in this topic, and continued, "Their components are not as complicated as human beings. After they die, they will become sprites and exist in In nature."

"And what about the human soul?" Pomona continued.

"This is a complicated issue." Feliwei sighed, "They believe that their souls are indestructible. Some religions even believe that souls can reincarnate, from one body to another."

"You don't believe it?" Pomona asked.

"You saw Professor Quirrell, if an animal has an unknown soul and does not belong to it, it will not feel, and this soul will not occupy the animal's body, but people will feel it. When nature tends to occupy this body, the original soul resists."

"How do you know?" Pomona asked.

"How do you know?" Felix asked.

They looked at each other and smiled.

"I have discussed this topic with the headmaster. So far, we have not found that there is another soul in the animal. This is just a hypothesis. In human mythology, the deer is the patron saint of the forest. Perhaps Mr. Potter's patron saint It is so powerful because the forest is using him to drive away those dementors from the land of destruction." Feliwei said.

Pomona thought of Harry's father, James, whose Patronus was also a stag.

Not only do they look alike, they even have the same Patronus.

"Is there such a possibility?" Pomona asked, "Patronus can grow and be inherited?"

"How did you come up with this idea?" Fei Liwei asked.

"Harry's dad, James has a Patronus like him," Pomona said. "He even suspected his dad wasn't dead..."

"I know." Feliwei interrupted her, "There were twin brothers before, and I heard that their patron saints are the same."

"Yes." She said proudly.

"There is another question, do you know the invincible Andros?" Feliwei asked.

"Who doesn't know him?" Pomona took out the chocolate baby card collection book from the flannel pocket, and found the card of the invincible Andros inside. "Here it is!"

"He can summon a Patronus with wandless magic, and he's as big as a giant." Feliway said, "How do you think he did it?"

"Maybe it's because memory is water." Snape fell from the sky and stood a few steps away from them. "Water element is everywhere in nature."

"That theory has been disproved," Pomona said.

"Naturally?" Felix looked at Snape and asked.

"The place looks like a Pensieve from above, surrounded by mountains."

"But it doesn't make sense." Pomona frowned. "These memories weren't kept in a test tube."

"It depends on what memory Mr. Potter uses." Feliway said, holding up the silver substance that was "sampled" and put into the test tube just now. "We can use the principal's pensive to take a look."

All eyes on it.

"Memory can dissolve in water, so it has the attribute of water?" Pomona looked at Snape, who was said to represent water, and the dean of the academy who was least likely to summon the "Guardian".

"I'm just saying it's possible." He looked around and said, "There's a lot of water here, and before the second call for the guard, Mr. Potter has already summoned the guard once, just like an athlete warming up, and then It can be officially played."

"I still don't believe..." Pomona was about to say what Snape had told her earlier.

"Water has no shape, and fire is not the only one good at changing shape." Snape interrupted her.

As soon as he finished speaking, a silver phoenix flew in the distance, and it landed on a thick branch.

"The guests have returned, you can come back." The Phoenix said in Dumbledore's voice like a parrot, and then flapped its wings and flew towards the castle.

"Is it possible that not only the Patronus can choose the summoner, but the summoner can also choose the Patronus?" Pomona asked the two, "So some people's Patronus changed later."

Felicity laughed out loud, and Snape gave her a hard look, flung off his robe in a spirited manner, turned his head and walked towards the castle.

Pomona looked back, and somewhere in the Forbidden Forest there was a little giant locked there by his brother because he was a danger to human children.

Even if a person wants to "give", if no one is willing to take it, as Mother Teresa said, the greatest poverty is not hunger, poor clothing and no house, but not being needed, not loved and not being accepted care.

But there is actually something worse, that is, "give" but there is no response, it is just a unilateral contribution.

Giants are not Titans, they have no divine power, and humans will not get any rewards for giving them "sacrifices" such as food and wine, and they have a huge appetite, so they rob human villages and even use humans as food because they are not full.

They are not gods, but "pests", and it would be nice if someone could get rid of them.

"Pomona!" Felicity called to her.

She turned her head, but met a pair of black eyes unexpectedly.

If "Sev" hadn't been so obsessed with the dark arts, Lily might have loved him romantically. But Pomona didn't mind his love of black magic, but he couldn't accept his devotion to Lily. Lily is dead, and he still has to take care of her son.

His empty eyes were like tunnels leading her to another world.

Georgiana wiped her tears subconsciously, but her hands were dry, so she didn't cry.

Not long after, she remembered what Fei Liwei said.

If an animal has a soul that it does not know and does not belong to it, it can live with it, and it will not compete for a body like Quirrell, causing the body to be unable to bear it.

Souls have a natural tendency to possess, and she was lucky she didn't end up with Quirrell.

Then she remembered that scene again, even though she didn't want to. She was just about to go out to find Severus who didn't know where he was going that day, but she saw Peter Pedilu standing at the door. He raised his wand and used Piercing on her.

He didn't know how to use it once. She was still conscious at first, but then she was gone. When she woke up again, she was already in St. Mungo's Hospital.

Harry was the first person to survive the Kedavra Curse, the Avada Kedavra Curse and the Cruciatus Curse are both Unforgivable Curses, which is their "connection".

She still didn't believe that Harry was the seventh Horcrux. With a mother's intuition, Lily sacrificed herself to protect him not to let him accept such a fate.

The Killing Curse had left a scar on Harry's forehead, Pomona hadn't, but her daughter had.

This is a woman, not to mention that Madame Maxime forgot to ask Hogwarts and Albus Dumbledore to claim back the inheritance of Nicolas, she even forgot the grief of losing her daughter just now.

Sweet love is actually a poison, the wise man said, don't fall in love easily, why don't you listen?

She turned her head and looked at the English lawyer Fleet who was joking with Margaret not far away. Didn't he say that he and the Countess were in love? He ran away by himself, and the rest of the mess was borne by the Countess. How much can a woman bear?

Should she warn Margaret? Shouldn't it?