The Little Superman of Hogwarts

Klee left Madam Pomfrey's care the next morning, as he was scheduled to visit the Biological Research Institute with Snape.

Hermione also joined them, which made Snape slightly displeased, but he didn't say much.

"So, you're saying the place you went to was actually another planet? Or even another timeline?" Hermione summarized after listening to Klee's story on the plane.

"Yes!" The private plane was small, and Snape sat in the front row, closing his eyes to rest (actually, he was airsick...).

In the back, Klee and Hermione discussed the events of the past few days. Klee didn't deliberately avoid Snape, because he felt that Snape was a trustworthy friend.

"By the way, I have a question to ask you. When I was unconscious, did you see a red gem? About the size of a chicken egg?"

"No, Harry and the others packed up your things. There were also many classmates there at the time, like Percy and Seamus. When I saw you, you were already in a bed in the school hospital." Hermione said softly, "I got a hat you hid by the bedside! And a pocket watch. I have them with me now."

Klee understood that it was Rowena Ravenclaw's Diadem and the ghost cat, Officer Jenny.

Hermione didn't use the formal term "Diadem" to describe it, but instead used "hat," probably to deliberately avoid Snape.

"I understand," Klee said, then thought carefully, and his face instantly turned gloomy.

The painting in the Time Castle took himself and everything on him back, and then brought everything back again. The parts that didn't belong to him—such as the work clothes issued when mining, and the neck ring he was wearing—were all left in that timeline.

So the Philosopher's Stone he was carrying should have returned to this timeline with the clothes. Klee's wand and other small items he was carrying were all there, but the Philosopher's Stone was missing.

The Philosopher's Stone must have returned to this timeline—so where did it go? Klee's face darkened. He felt that he might need to do something.

On the other hand, this time travel greatly broadened Klee's horizons. He had never imagined that magic could have such miraculous effects, almost like a divine miracle.

At the same time, he also had some speculation about the function and principle of the Time Castle.

When a person is in the past, they cannot change the past, otherwise, it will trigger the grandfather paradox. The grandfather paradox refers to the fact that if a person travels through time and kills their grandmother, then, theoretically, their father will no longer be born, which means that the person should no longer exist.

But since he already exists, it means his grandmother didn't die. This creates a paradox.

Modern physics explains this situation—returning to the original timeline requires energy consumption, and this consumption is constantly ongoing, just like a car moving on the road. If you instantly kill your grandmother, your energy consumption will instantly reach positive infinity—and your energy, the fuel in your car, is not enough to support you to complete this action, so this is the truth of time, you can only obtain information from the past, but cannot change anything in the past.

Klee speculated that he had been living safely in the mine, and the impact on others was 0%. Until he tried to improve the mine's transportation vehicles, he was equivalent to changing history, and instantly, his energy consumption reached positive infinity.

And the energy he consumed was the magic power stored by Dumbledore in the Time Castle. At the moment when the energy was exhausted, he was sent back to the present timeline.

That evening, Hermione and Snape were warmly welcomed by Klee's parents, especially Hermione—Klee's mother and the housekeeper almost hugged Hermione and wouldn't let go.

In addition to Hermione, Klee had grown 9 centimeters in height in one semester, from 1.66 meters to 1.75 meters, only five centimeters away from Mr. Henry's height. This also became a hot topic in the Klee family.

"Miss Alice, your belly looks so beautiful!" Klee joked.

The housekeeper's belly was already six months along and was clearly protruding.

Alice shrugged, indicating that she was innocent, and then looked at Mr. Henry.

Klee laughed heartily and stopped joking with Alice. In any case, it was a happy thing for the family to have a new life.

"Mom, don't worry! I will always be your closest and dearest son!" Klee said softly, seeing that his mother looked a little jealous.

Snape ate his steak while observing the Klee family with interest. At the same time, he looked at Mr. Henry with extreme contempt. Snape, who was an experienced person, certainly knew that the housekeeper was definitely an illegitimate child.

Snape was a person with spiritual cleanliness. He looked down on anyone who was unfaithful to their family and unfaithful to their wife. Although he liked Lily very much, after Lily got married, Snape completely disappeared from Lily's life until Lily's death.

The next day, Klee, Hermione, and Snape went to the Roslin Institute.

"I have a question," Hermione suddenly asked, "I remember you said last night that you spent a full 54 million pounds to buy the Roslin Institute. This number is astonishingly large. Why do your parents seem to listen to you so much? You know, if it were my parents, even if I strongly advocated it, they would not agree to me controlling any property exceeding 5,000 pounds, or even 1,000 pounds, which is almost impossible."

"Because I once offered some very effective suggestions, which allowed my parents to have such a large industry today..." Klee carefully narrated the story of how he urged them to get rich.

When Klee was telling these stories, he deliberately added some legendary colors, which made Hermione's eyes light up when she looked at Klee, and even Snape listened with interest.

This state lasted for two hours, and the vehicle arrived at the Roslin Biological Research Institute—the place where Dolly the sheep would be born in the future.

It was Snape's first time contacting a Muggle research institute. After entering, he pointed and asked questions about various pieces of equipment.

In order not to arouse suspicion from others, Klee personally explained everything to Snape.

From the organizational structure of the Biological Research Institute to the composition of the equipment, etc...

The whole process lasted for three days. After three days, Snape left the Roslin Institute very satisfied, and Hermione also gained a lot of knowledge. This was her first time contacting Muggle's top technology.