Professor of Pharmacy at Hogwarts

When the sun shines like a valley and wakes up the quiet little village, people are already busy.

Alexis had a good night's sleep, and after having breakfast with Christie, she quietly left Godric's Hollow.

Just like how Sirius Black felt, this place had become unfamiliar.

"So, where do we go now?"

Christie asked as she followed Alexis.

"seaside."

Without pausing, Alexis followed the path out of the valley,

"Blake said that their next stop is the beach."

"Do you know how long the coast of England is?"

Christie was not satisfied with the answer and continued to ask.

"Yes," Alexis replied. "A Muggle mathematician asked the same question."

"So did they get the answer?"

Alexis paused, thought for a moment, then shook her head, "It seems not yet."

"I didn't pay much attention to this matter. But I heard from some Muggle friends that the mathematician seemed to have proposed a subject called fractal geometry. It is used to calculate coastlines."

Christie was a little confused by Alexis' answer.

She didn't realize for a moment how they moved from "Where to go next" to the topic of "fractal geometry".

"You seem to know a lot about Muggles?"

After a moment of confusion, Christie asked.

"Of course." Alexis continued to move forward, nodding matter-of-factly. "I have been traveling in the Muggle world for more than ten years and have gone to watch football. You can understand it as the Quidditch game in the Muggle world. They are very keen on that."

"I also participated in some public academic seminars."

"I also went to the Nobel Prize site. Of course, I snuck in. The Muggles didn't send me an invitation."

"By the way, the Nobel Prize is the highest award in the Muggle world. They are proud to win this award. And there is a lot of money."

When it comes to the Muggle world, Alexis talks a lot. He talks about the news he knows for Christie.

The two of them had left Godric's Hollow unknowingly, and it was already noon.

Alexis looked around, and everywhere he looked, there was lush green.

"are you hungry?"

Christie touched her belly and shook her head.

"I'm hungry. Since you're not hungry, I'll eat it myself." Alexis chose a tree to sit down and took out the bread and said.

They bought the bread in Godric's Hollow.

"It just so happens that we don't buy much. If you skip one meal, maybe we can last longer before we need to replenish supplies."

"I suddenly feel hungry!"

Christie unceremoniously sat down next to Alexis, grabbed the bread with jam, and took a big bite.

When we were far away from each other in the past, I always felt that Alexis was good everywhere, polite, mysterious and powerful, keeping a distance from the opposite sex, keeping himself clean... He was simply like an ideal prince!

After spending a few days together now, she has completely changed her mind.

Sometimes Christie even wonders if Alexis gave herself a love potion?

How could I fall in love with such a stupid guy?

Christie took big bites of the bread and devoured it in two or three mouthfuls. Then she grabbed the bread that Alexis had just spread and continued eating.

Alexis stared at the devouring Christie for a while, shook her head, silently moved to the side, raised her arm to stand between the two, then took out the third piece of bread and began to spread the jam evenly.

Seeing that Christie was about to finish eating, Alexis gradually became alert. He spread the jam faster, and then stuffed the bread into his mouth before Christie swallowed the last bite.

Just at this moment, Christie finished her last bite and turned around, seeing Alexis' bulging mouth and the crumbs at the corner of her mouth.

Alexis tilted her head and looked at Christie, his eyes widened: I've already finished eating!

Christie stared at Alexis and suddenly burst into laughter.

"I won't compete with you. Eat slowly."

As Christie spoke, she stood up, wiped the dirt off her butt, took out her wand, and walked leisurely in a circle, finally facing the big tree behind them. Not far behind them, there was a bush of lush dwarf trees. shrub.

"I don't think our friends will rob us."

"Bones in pieces"

The bushes were struck by the spell, branches and leaves flying in all directions.

Just when Christie was about to activate the second spell, a figure emerged from behind the bushes.

"Don't do it!"

"do not!"

A handsome-looking man walked out with his waist bent and his hands raised in a gesture of surrender.

This man's face is a little pale. It may be that his skin is originally very fair. The mud on Hesitation's face obscures it, making it difficult to see clearly. The clothes on his body were scratched by branches and had holes, but judging from the material, Look, they should all be fine fabrics and expensive.

His hair was a little curly, but it was covered with branches and leaves blown away by Christie, and it looked like a bird's nest.

Alexis chewed the bread in his mouth hard, then stood up. He finally swallowed the bread in his mouth, and then he had time to talk.

"Are you...Lockhart?"

Lockhart's eyes lit up, and he nodded quickly and moved closer, but was forced back by Christie's wand.

"Yes! That's right! It's me!"

"This lady!" He turned his eyes to Christie. "I have known the great Mr. Alexis for a long time, really! I swear!"

Christie stared at Lockhart, slowly lowered her wand, and frowned.

She didn't speak, but turned her gaze to Alexis.

Gilderoy Lockhart, the famous adventurer, best-selling author, and recipient of the Order of Merlin, Third Class.

Of course she recognized it.

But unlike those who are crazy about Gilderoy Lockhart, Christie has her own clear understanding.

As a retired Auror, Christie knew very well, or she knew better than most readers, how thrilling and legendary the experiences in Gilderoy Lockhart's "Autobiography" were. Those experiences, she believed, were the most popular in the wizarding world. No one can match Gilderoy's splendor.

She once asked her friends about Gilderoy Lockhart. Logically speaking, such a powerful adventurer should be seen by people from all over the world, but the result she got was that no one had seen Gilderoy. ·Lockhart takes action!

Christie didn't know why this happened, but her instinct made her feel that there was something wrong with Gilderoy Lockhart, something big!

She didn't understand why Alexis was hanging out with this person?

Alexis nodded.

"Look! I didn't lie to you, lady!"

Gilderoy Lockhart said happily when he saw Alexis admitting it.

"What are you doing here?"

Alexis asked with a frown.

Outsiders thought Lockhart was an adventurer, but he knew that this guy was a liar.Therefore, there is no need to talk about taking risks in the deep mountains and old forests.

What he wants to know is the real reason.

Lockhart rubbed his nose to hide his embarrassment.

He almost blurted out "I'm here for an adventure", but stopped in time when he caught Alexis's gaze.

"I, I am a wandering poet now, yes, a wandering poet!"