Hogwarts in Sharingan

Blake hesitated for a long time and saw Ethan looking increasingly impatient.

Although he didn't know why this little wizard who was the same age as his godson was so powerful, at least it was not someone he could mess with now.

So Black lowered his head and recounted the secret between him and James Potter.

To put it simply, the arrogant Black wanted to play a trick to trick Voldemort, and secretly changed the secret keeper of the Red Loyalty Curse from him to the seemingly inconspicuous Peter Pettigrew.

It turned out that the clown was actually himself. Peter Pettigrew betrayed the James family because he was afraid of Voldemort.

That night, Voldemort came to the Potter ancestral home in Godric's Hollow and killed two of Black's best friends.

The heartbroken Black found Peter Pettigrew and wanted to avenge his good friend. After a big explosion, he was the only one in the street, and there was a piece of Peter's finger.

Unbearable grief, he was like a zombie and voluntarily was imprisoned in Azkaban for 12 years as atonement.

Just in July this year, Blake saw the rat spots on Ron's shoulders from a newspaper Fudge dropped.

It was revealed that Pettigrew did not actually die in the explosion, and was even still at Hogwarts.

Worried that his godson, the orphan of his best friend, Harry Potter would be harmed by Peter.

So Black dragged his weak body across the vast sea, took advantage of the Animagus, and sneaked into Hogsmeade, trying to catch Peter and protect Harry.

It was indeed similar to what he knew in his previous life, and Ethan understood that Blake's plot had not changed.

There were really too many changes in the previous plot, and Ethan was afraid that Blake would be flapped differently by butterfly wings.

Now that I felt at ease, I just used the Shadowless Curse to cut through the rope that tied Blake. As for the hair being cut off, it was purely a mistake!

Lying on the ground, Blake watched in horror as Ethan cast the Divine Edge Shadowless Curse. He was so familiar with this spell that he never forgot it even during the unbearable days in Azkaban.

However, Blake didn't act rashly. He didn't have a wand, and with his weak body, he was no match for Ethan.

After looking at the sky, he saw that he had been delayed for a long time. It was almost time to return to the castle, otherwise Hermione would become suspicious.

"I can trust you, and I will also find a way to help you catch Peter Pettigrew. I even have a hidden place in the castle for you to hide.

But you'd better not act rashly, otherwise it will be bad if you alert the enemy. "

Then tell Blake about the existence of the Room of Requirement.

Ethan actually doesn't care about the grudge between Blake and Peter. For him, no matter what the outcome is, it will not have an impact on the future.

The purpose of telling the Room of Requirement is to gain Blake's trust and try to stabilize the plot. It doesn't have to follow the original plot, but it must be delayed for a while.

For Ethan, the top priority is to open Ravenclaw's Chamber of Secrets as soon as possible and improve his strength.

When the time comes for him to activate the Mangekyō Sharingan, how can little Peter escape from his grasp.

Seeing Blake's silence, Ethan took it as his acquiescence, threw him a sum of money and walked back to the castle.

Squinting to see Ethan's figure gradually disappear, Blake shook the money bag and felt that there was a lot of money in it, showing a meaningful smile.

When Ethan returned to the castle, it was already decorated with lights.

According to an angry Filch, he was the last to return to the castle.

As always, the auditorium was already filled with Halloween decorations, and the candles on the ceiling were wrapped in pumpkins, revealing their dim light, forming a hazy light in the auditorium.

There were also a swarm of live bats flying overhead, as well as many orange banners burning with flames, floating lazily on the storm-brewing ceiling like colorful water snakes.

In addition, there are some additional terrifying decorations, such as white skeletons, black dementors, ferocious Acromantulas, etc.

The image was very real. If Professor McGonagall hadn't been supervising the twins to take down the decorations, Ethan would have thought it was real.

However, Malfoy was very interested in the lifelike Dementor model, and he didn't know if Slytherins had such strong tastes.

Ethan once again sat at the Gryffindor table and found that the relationship between Hermione and Ron had eased a lot.

"Why are you back so late?" Hermione brought him a piece of pumpkin pie, watched Ethan chew it happily, and then showed a sweet smile, "By the way, where is my gift?"

The smile gradually disappeared, and Ethan suddenly felt that the cake in his mouth no longer tasted good.

Got it!

"It's in the dormitory, that's a big surprise!"

Hermione looked suspicious, but the delicious food and Ethan's jokes immediately diverted her attention.

"Ethan!" Harry came over at this moment, "I met Snape today when I was chatting with Professor Lupin!"

No, why are you always thinking about Snape?

Ethan reluctantly put down the chicken drumstick in his hand.

"Snape is also a living person, he can also walk around the castle!"

"The thing is, Snape gave Professor Lupine a cup of something!"

Oh, this surprised Ethan a little. Calculating the time, it was indeed approaching the full moon night.

But there was no need for Harry to know this.

"Don't think about it. If Snape really wanted to pay Lupin back, he would have died long ago."

From the fact that Snape was able to create his own Divine Edge in the sixth grade, it can be seen that his talent in magic is not necessarily worse than that in potions.

Facts have proved that whitewashing is a weak three points.

If the guilt of causing Lily's death hadn't made him put down his dark magic, maybe Snape would have achieved great fame with magic alone.

If Snape hadn't restrained himself, the four Lupins might have died long ago.

Harry didn't know about Snape's hidden strength. He just thought he was an ordinary teacher who could only brew potions and was repeatedly rejected as a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher because of his lack of strength.

He was doubtful about Ethan's words, but seeing that he was more interested in the various dishes at the dinner, Harry gave up.

It has to be said that the Hogwarts dinner was so sumptuous and delicious that Ethan rarely enjoyed a similar banquet in his previous life.

After eating and drinking, and watching a performance by the ghosts, it was time for the little wizards to rest.

After parting ways with Hermione, Ethan returned to the common room.

After coming into contact with Black, Ethan felt that the plot was beginning to advance. He also had an urgent purpose. He wanted to evolve into the Mangekyō Sharingan as much as possible before Peter escaped, so as to fully master a skill that he had been curious about for a long time.

That is illusion!

It's not Susanoo's kaleidoscope, but a common genjutsu in Naruto!

The reason why I am curious about illusions is entirely because of the sentence I heard in the magic text class.

The content of the words is not important, but the way in which they are delivered is important.

Babling told Ethan that she was able to convey her inner words to others by relying on Legilimency.

Only this time it is not about peeping into the memory, but about transmitting the memory, thereby achieving the effect of transmitting information.

And because he does not have the ability to peep, Occlumency cannot stop him.

Thinking back to the plot, Voldemort transfers false but very real memories to Harry's brain.

That means that illusions like those in Naruto are completely feasible!

It's just that Ethan can only barely pass on some scattered fragments because of the discomfort of Sharingan.

So, in order to truly create illusions in the world of Harry Potter, he desperately needed to ascend to the Mangekyō Sharingan.

And this is based on his ability to crack Ravenclaw's ancient magic as quickly as possible.

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