The Heavens: Hogwarts Transfer Students

When the residents of Brook Town began to worry about their wizard friends, Linde did not return to the Leaky Cauldron in World I at this time. The sudden visit of Hermaeus Mora gave him a great shock, but then happened The abnormality also surprised him. Linde returned to the broken house in the wilderness with the unconscious owl Kaiya in his arms, and relieved his emotions by walking.

This dilapidated house—it should not be called a dilapidated house anymore. Linde repaired it many times through the Restoration Charm and Transformation Curse, and erected fences and pits. Now it is a small and safe refuge. He also purchased a quilt set at Harry Potter World to keep him in a soft, warm bed.

Now he is sitting by the bed, concentrating on the door-shaped imprint on the back of his hand.

The flow of information that flowed into my mind changed.

[World Ⅰ: Opened]

【World II: Arrived】

[World III: Countdown? ? :? ? 】

[World Alpha: Countdown 00:01]

There is no need to repeat Worlds I and II. The countdown to World III has already appeared after Linde came to the world of "The Elder Scrolls", and it is still a question mark. After the gate-shaped imprint devoured Mora, the world α (alpha, the first letter of the Greek letter) appeared. When Linde walked all the way to the wilderness hut, the countdown was almost over.

Linde stared at the door-shaped imprint without blinking. This minute was extremely long, and his palms were soaked in hot and humid sweat.

Countdown 00:00

[World Alpha: Opened]

Linde exhaled and raised his hand to open the portal to World α.

It was pitch black across from the portal, and there wasn't even a breath of wind, it was just sucking the air out of the hut.

Facing this profound and boundless darkness, Lin De's mortal body trembled, but his soul sighed inexplicably.

He said to the world beyond the portal: "Let there be light."

Then a faint light came on in the deep darkness. It was like dozens of stars opened their eyes in the dark. The light illuminated the surrounding scene, so Linde could see clearly through the portal: opposite the door was an empty hexagonal corridor, the walls and floor were made of a single piece of beige marble, and in the center of the corridor was a A ventilation shaft with a low granite fence.

The portal was attached to one of the walls, and Linde could see that the other five walls were all plain white, with nothing but floating light balls.

The air drawn from the hut filled the corridor and the wind died down.

Linde carefully stepped through the portal and set foot in this strange Alpha world. Standing on the clean hexagonal corridor, he looked towards the ventilation shaft. It was pitch black and there was no reflection at all, as if the textures of the world were missing. A darkness of pure nothingness.

Different from other places, World α gave Linde an unusually comfortable feeling. He almost had a kind of warm joy of returning home, and this suspicious joy made him secretly vigilant.

As seen across the portal, there is nothing in the corridor. Linde noticed the ball of light floating around, so he said, "Turn off the lights."

The ball of light dimmed at the same time, and the photons trapped in the room fled indiscriminately, and finally slipped out of the ventilation shaft.

"Let there be light."

The sphere of light showed itself faithfully again.

Through the deeds of God in the "Bible Genesis", Linde has given him a considerable grasp of this world α.

He had already vaguely guessed where this place was.

This starts with Hermaeus Mora who was swallowed by the gate-shaped imprint.

Hermaeus Mora, as the great existence of the gods in the "The Elder Scrolls" series, he, like the other fifteen Daedric monarchs, lives in the "annihilation" plane outside the mortal world. They, in that boundless and deep field, created "countries" belonging to demon gods, or "fields of annihilation". Just like heaven, they are the worlds where gods and believers live.

After the gate-shaped imprint devoured most of Hermaeus Mora's power, it shaped the world α, which is Linde's "country" and his "field of annihilation". A tiny universe belonging to Linde.

After understanding this fact, Linde's original fear and fear disappeared. He first stared at the mark on the back of his hand with fascination and surprise, and then sincerely thanked Mora for the rocket rewarded by the generous Daedric monarch. As a young wizard who has just started his career, he has suddenly become a real estate owner, and it is not an exaggeration to praise him as a big brother.

Although the eldest brother is ugly and has evil intentions, he has given so much.

Weak Mora: In a coma...

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Linde looked around the world α, and the layout of the hexagonal corridor and the ventilation shaft immediately reminded him of a novel.

Jorge Luis Borges from Argentina created the short story "The Babel Library" in 1944. The library depicted in the novel is this layout of hexagonal corridors, endless corridors, and each corridor Bookshelves full of books. The Babel Library is actually a metaphor, referring to the universe itself, depicting its grandeur, infinity and eternal beauty.

Linde's world α is just a small universe, a small Babel library. He thinks this metaphor is really ingenious. Hermaeus Mora was originally the demon god of knowledge, and his divine kingdom was a library hiding infinite mysteries. Devouring his power, the created universe is also a library.

From today, Linde is the administrator of this library, and this library is his domain of annihilation, his country.

Linde decided to name this world: Tower of Books. It is still empty here now, but one day, it will become a paradise for all seekers of knowledge.

When Linde returned to the wilderness cabin, his pet owl woke up. The poor little pet buried its head in its wings and let out a mournful cooing. It took Linde a lot of patience to calm it down.

As a magical owl, it was born to see those fantastic and wonderful scenery, but it is still too exciting to face a foreign demon. Linde was a little worried about Kaiya and the people in Ximu Town. Hermaeus Mora forcibly came to the world. Although he could only exert a very weak power in the mortal world, the impact he brought may be far-reaching. Like the smoke and dust of nuclear radiation, it remains on the earth for hundreds of years, bringing unknown lesions to the local people.

In order to check Kaiya's body, Linde brought it into the library tower, where Linde is the real god, and his eyes are almost omniscient. The results confirmed Linde's worries. Kaiya's soul contained Mora's aura, and those weak pathological factors were like yellow-green dull eyeballs. fell into a dormant state, making it even more difficult to catch.

Linde ordered the aliens to leave, and they fell off Kaia's body, floating in the air of the library tower. These strange factors derived from demon gods are valuable research materials, and storing them in the library tower is a good way to store them.

Next, it was time to check the health of the villagers in Ximu Town. Linde will not let them be implicated in such a way, so even if it is troublesome, he must make compensation. Besides, he can also take this opportunity to collect more demon god breath, since his career has just started, he needs to save up for everything.