Harry Potter Morning Light

Carriages with cow badges speed through the streets of Milan, where the sky is so dark that it looks like it's going to rain.

Pentecost is 50 days after Easter, usually in April or May. At that time, the Adriatic Sea is calm and suitable for commercial navigation.

But for warships, weather is not an absolute limiting factor. Napoleon also encountered a storm when he went to Egypt. It was this storm that prevented Nelson and the Victory from finding his whereabouts.

It is said that the bottom of the Victory was wrapped with copper. This not only prevented seawater from corroding the hull made of British oak, but also prevented "shipworms".

Shipworms are not really worms, but a type of marine creature that eats away at ship wood and creates holes in the walls of the ship. But they are not like termites that feed on wood. After digging holes in the boat, they use the holes as their living caves and sail with the boat.

Since Minister of Magic Evangeline was suspected of participating in the Crimean War, some wizarding scholars also analyzed the war. In fact, as early as 1830, the situation in the Caucasus was already very serious during Wellington's cabinet. At that time Russia already controlled Persia and Turkey. Five years before that, in 1825, Alexander I died suddenly. He left no male heir after his death, and his third brother Nicholas I succeeded to the throne.

After Paul I's death, it appears that Alexander I abandoned his plans and instead headed toward Siberia and Alaska. The year 1830 coincided with the Polish uprising, and the hawks in Wellington's cabinet thought this was a good time. Tsarist Russia has always used the excuse of protecting business travelers to continuously expand. If you draw a map of commercial ports, you will find that this direction is towards India.

Both Calcutta and London felt threatened, but Wellington's cabinet was ousted in 1831 and they only had time to establish diplomatic relations with Ranjit Singh.

Fortress surrender is completely different from field surrender. International law allows fortress troops to surrender when rations are scarce and the garrison is completely destroyed, such as Massena did in Genoa.

Masséna mainly served as a "bait", and the Austrians did not expect the French to appear from behind them. Only later did they realize that the French had crossed the Great Saint Bernard Pass.

The French were actually lucky that year. It was still snowing in the mountains in May. Otherwise, even if they used tree stumps to make sleds, the snow would not be deep enough and it would still be difficult to move.

The petals floating down from the opening of the Pantheon on the day of Pentecost were beautiful, as if heaven heard the voice of prayer and gave it to the believers.

Similar content is recorded in Virgil's "The Aeneid". Aeneas of Troy came to the Italian peninsula after traveling through Taranto and Sicily, and met Evander, the builder of Rome. A celebration was taking place, and he told Aeneas its origins.

Aeneas was sitting on a lion-skin stool, like the stool on which the "mutilated body" sat, and the celebration was related to Heracles's killing of the monster.

This monster caused the people of Evander to suffer for a long time, so they prayed and finally invited the "god" to come. This "god" was Hercules.

Virgil never married, and his two younger brothers died young. After his death, it is said that he left half of his estate to his half-brother, a quarter to Octavian, a twelfth to Macnas, and the rest to his friends Varius and Tuscany. Card, and asked them to burn the epic manuscript in his will. When they dealt with his manuscripts, they did not follow his will. Octavian ordered them to compile and edit the epic and make it public.

The Pantheon was built by Augustus' son-in-law. After telling the origin of the celebration, Evander also showed Aeneas the future Rome, but neither Evandel nor Aeneas knew it. , this lush forest and hills would become the heart of Rome.

At this time the carriage stopped, and Georgiana came to the Marino Palace.

Although it looked calm outside, it was very busy inside. She soon arrived at Julian Uffral's office. The big desk was filled with mountains of files.

"You're here." Julian said expressionlessly, placing a pile of information on the corner of the table. "These are police transcripts. Who do you think can be released?"

"Why so many?" Georgiana asked.

"You'll know when you see it," Julian said.

She found a place to sit down, and Feryl brought the file over.

"It's all written in Italian, ma'am," said Feryl, looking at the file.

"Read it," said Georgiana.

Then Feryl read out the "resume" of these people.

It must be said that the stories of these people are all "wonderful", and Julian was smoking while dealing with other matters.

"How many days have you not had a shower?" Georgiana asked.

He subconsciously raised his arm.

"It doesn't stink, it's just that you look like you need a rest," Georgiana said.

"Then you will receive the Milan clergy representatives later. Who will inherit the archbishop's inheritance?" Julian said.

She didn't know what to say.

Feryl continued to read, and when he came to the name of a woman named Diane Maria Morgantini, Julian shouted to stop.

"What's wrong with her?" asked Georgiana.

"She's a writer, not an actress." Julian said tiredly. "Do you know who Kakos is?"

"Generally speaking, Cacus does not refer to a person. It means evil person in Greek. Virgil mentioned it in "Aeneid"." Georgiana said, "It was a man-eating monster who was killed by Heracles." Les killed.”

"Diane used this story as a prototype and created an opera. She rehearsed it in the opera house that day." Julian frowned. "Your new honor guard commander is her suitor."

Georgiana was stunned for a moment.

"I suspect that he agreed to Mullah's appointment in order to save this girl." Julian said.

Georgiana looked at Feryl, who glanced at Georgiana, and then read Diane's investigation report quickly.

Diane was also born in Bologna, but she was not a prominent nobleman. Anyway, it was impossible for her to marry Astorre, the son of the Prince of Austria.

But this girl did not follow the rules and rush to get married while she was young and beautiful. She had salons in Bologna and Milan, specializing in receiving literary creators like her, but she did not meet Ceroni and the "Patriotic Cafe" No connection, but she knew Monty.

Her work not only satirized Karkus, but also satirized those who "disturbed his purity". His father was Vulcan, who built an iron chain to tie him up. He lived alone in a cave, and as long as others were with him By keeping his distance, he would not be accused of being a villain or a monster.

"You mean to bring him back?" Georgiana asked Julian.

"That's not what I meant." Julian said helplessly, "You know the person Polina met yesterday?"

Georgiana nodded.

"He helped Polina bear the money she lost, and he also took her to play for a day today, just like a father does to his daughter. I remember that Polina's father died when she was very young," Julian said.

"Five years old," Georgiana said.

"If the Bolognese started fighting now, I'm not sure Melzi would have a carabinieri," Julian said.

Georgiana thought of the candidate she was satisfied with. He seemed to be in the Legislative Yuan.

"Do you think Chiconyala is suspicious?" Julian asked again.

"What did Denon say?" asked Georgiana.

"I'm asking you."

"His explanations are very thorough and convincing," Georgiana said.

"Then what?" Julian asked.

"Let Magenta deliver letters and work, and we can't delay the spring silkworms." Georgiana said.

"I'm asking about Chiconyala."

"Anyway, he has nothing to do, so he can continue to play with me." She sneered, "But he has to apply first for the next time he goes out. He can't go out without permission."

Julian looked at her silently.

"I heard that after the Treaty of Amiens was signed, there were other treaties. Where are they?" Georgiana asked.

"Ask Denon." Julian said, immersed in reading the file.

Georgiana asked Feryl to take those notes and then went to her suite.

For a moment, she felt a lot like Umbridge, but luckily she didn't like wearing pink.

But Bonaparte liked pink very much and always let her wear it.

"I have a question."

Bonaparte asked her while reading Grotius's article.

"What's the problem?" Georgiana asked.

"Suppose there is a British ship parked in the port of Nantes. According to the international law of the sea, it can be confiscated. But the British store opened in Nantes will not be confiscated. The result is that there are two kinds of rationality and two kinds of justice. The law solves different problems.”

"Any questions?"

"Why can't ships be floating land? When the war between the two armies comes, the cargo ships will not be confiscated, so that maritime commerce can continue to develop during the war." Bonaparte said.

It's a good question, but Georgiana remembers a man named Charles Beaulieu, whose shop was confiscated and he had to work as a clerk, and then what he saw was that the whole shipload of grain arriving in the port was dumped Into the sea.

Even though production in the Baltic Sea is reduced and there is a risk of famine, why do so many provinces still export grain?

Instead, there is only one place with no exports, and food prices do not fluctuate.

In the past, she was worried when she saw the vision in the crystal ball. In fact, she was no different from the wizards who saw Grindelwald showing the "future".

In contrast, the war started by Voldemort did not involve any Muggle wars.

If given the choice between a Firebolt and a sweater knitted by his mother, Ron would definitely choose the Firebolt as a Christmas gift.

Who doesn’t like generous people? Too bad Sirius was Harry's godfather.