The Noldor never give up!

To be honest, the development process of elves is quite weird compared to that of secondary children.

I am thirty-five years old now, and the elves come of age at fifty. According to the second-born son reaching adulthood at eighteen, my current age corresponding to the second-born son should be twelve or thirteen years old. However - my current appearance is that of the second-born son ten He looks like five or six years old.

This is very difficult. Which grade should I go to?

Moreover, the schedule of the elves cannot coincide with the schedule of the secondborn. I refuse to sleep briefly and get up quickly. After all, I still have to go back to the first era. If I get used to the time difference and cannot adjust back, it will be over.

I was still struggling with this. Dumbledore told me that I didn't have to study with a certain grade, but just go to class according to my own learning progress.

"Thank you for your understanding." I scratched my head in embarrassment, "But I want to ask...Merlin..."

"That's why I'm here." Dumbledore took out a letter from his arms, "Merlin left a letter."

I took the envelope. The paper was made of Valinor's craftsmanship, and the writing on it was also in Quenya. Then he told me...

When he slipped out of Avalon and threw me and Meccano into the Seventh Era, he missed it, causing us to go to the Seventh Era in another parallel world, but it's okay. You can just play there slowly, he I have spent too much magic power, and now I am running back to Avalon to return to the blue. It will take about a hundred solar years. If I can't wait...

Then find your own way back to the First Age.

I looked at the "May Ilúvatar bless you to have fun^^" at the end of the letter with trembling. I deeply suspected that he asked Dumbledore to hand over the letter just to prevent me from reading the letter and beating him up.

However, there are still some places where he wrote vaguely, such as why he threw Mecano and I into the Seventh Era, why it was the Seventh Era, and the letter vaguely encouraged me to find a way to get back to my own world...

Well, since I'm at Hogwarts, let's start with the magic side and study the way back.

(McCanaugh’s perspective)

Since my wand is still being made, apart from being in Maglor's classroom to study English, I spend the rest of the time in the library.

The first few times my appearance caused a commotion, but under the intimidation of the librarian, everyone just looked at it secretly. Later, they just sighed, "As expected of Ravenclaw," and the novelty wore off.

But unlike what they thought, the books I read were not related to magic, but... The Legend of King Arthur and General History of the World.

Because of Merlin, I first read the Legend of King Arthur and was surprised to find that the Legend of King Arthur was classified as a historical category. Then I followed the lead and found "A General History of the World".

Yes, there are many books in the Hogwarts library. Although there are not many Muggle-related books, it is not without them.

Although wizards also have their own history books, the content of their history books is limited to the wizarding world, which is too narrow for me.

Interestingly, it is recorded in Muggle's "General History of the World" that the earliest civilization of the Secondborn appeared more than five thousand solar years ago. According to Maglor's total time for each era, the corresponding solar era is approximately It was in the middle and late third era, and the secondary civilization was very prosperous at that time. How could there be any signs of primitiveness?

Then I looked through the history books of wizards. Their earliest records were a little further back than those of Muggles. The earliest historical event was the establishment of Gondor. What happened before that?

And I also discovered something. The time when Miku and I came was still in the Double Tree Era, and the First Era of the Sun had not yet begun. However, Merlin’s words hinted that we could only go back to the First Era...

I shook my head and ran to find Maglor with two history books in my arms. Maglor listened to my question, recalled it, and said: "The major events before the founding of Gondor...probably Númen The sinking of Nore, the rounding of Arda, and the removal of Aman from Arda, all occurred at the end of the Second Age.”

I know Arda is round now, but I don't know what happened at the end of the Second Age and the removal of Aman from Arda...

"I remember that Avalon is also outside the world, right?" I said abruptly, "Avalon is in Aman? ... No, Avalon is Aman."

According to legend, Avalon is surrounded by swamps, woods and mist and can only be reached by boat. The island is guarded by elves. Without time and years, nothing will grow old. In the legend of King Arthur, Avalon symbolizes the afterlife and the place after death. It is a mysterious paradise in the other world, guarded by nine fairy queens who are good at magic.

This coincides with the continent of Aman, which is hidden by the Valar and can only be reached by elves' ships.

Because Aman happened a long time ago, it is not impossible that it was misrepresented as Avalon through generations of records and language changes.

"You are surprisingly perceptive," Maglor looked a little surprised, "Yes, Avalon is the continent of Aman - the continent of Aman has been forgotten by the second generation, and Avalon is its current name."

So Merlin is running back to Valinor now?

"As for your question, I may be able to answer it." Maglor said, "The Lord of the Rings was destroyed at the end of the third era, and the last elf traveled westward. This was the end of the elf era and the beginning of the human era, so the second-born son was the earliest The records are from the end of the Third Era...the records before that should have been erased, and now is the purely human era.

The magic world is different. The reason why wizards can use magic is because they are descendants of Maia or Vera... Although the bloodline is weak, it still exists. This may be the reason why the historical records of the wizarding world will be more complete. They and Amen Zhou and Zhou are still inextricably linked. "

Yes, if you study the history of the second and third eras, there are more materials from the wizarding world.

"What about the First Era?" I squinted my eyes, "Why is the First Era so special? As a result, there are no traces left behind at all."

"It's not that there is no preserved information at all." Maglor smiled bitterly.

I instantly understood what he was referring to.

"You are a living document of the First Age," I said. "What happened in the First Age—it was about the elves, right?"

Maglor was silent for a while, stroking the table with his fingers.

"Nodoranti," he said softly, "This is the only information about the First Age... but now is not the time."

Noldoranti...the fall of the Noldor! ?

Fallen...could it be possible that he could still join Melkor in his depravity?

I left the classroom in a daze and returned to the library. My hands unconsciously flipped through the book, which was an introduction to Ragnarok in Norse mythology.

Ragnarok...the end of the gods...the end...

end! ?

I suddenly remembered the billowing black mud in the image memory, and quickly opened the Legend of King Arthur and looked at the illustrations in the book.

really! It's the Holy Grail!

In the last paragraph of the image memory, the black mud is the Holy Grail!