You should come with us," young Gail seduced, inviting John, "that would be fun. "
"He's a funny guy," Gale said. "He's full of wisdom."
"Unfortunately, wisdom is not what I pursue." John said lightly.
What a joke, the Sorting Hat didn't even mention that I had Ravenclaw qualities.
"Power is supreme," Gale said, taking up John's words, "so there is even more need for change, as well as this magical world."
Gale is an ambitious man. He is like a poison that exudes venom all the time, trying to instill his ideas into other people's minds.
But facing John, he felt like he was being affected.
Strength comes first.
This is what Gail heard from John.
It coincides with his thoughts.
The difference is that Gale's pursuit is to let wizards dominate Muggles.
And John is, the strong is king.
Gale wants John to join him in his great ideals for the greater good.
And the other person is Al.
That boy who was equally outstanding, but whose wings were restrained by his family.
It's a pity that John didn't want to participate in those children's games. He said perfunctorily: "It's really interesting. Changing the world is never just about talking, Gail."
With a gentle wave of the wand, the things processed on the table fell into the placed boxes in an orderly manner.
"Well, I think Al will be happy to see you. We will go to the church today." Gail could not persuade John and had to leave.
They visited almost all of Godric's Hollow.
Putting the box away, John took out homemade eye drops and put them into both eyes.
This makes the eyes more dry and even painful.
He blinked hard, and his originally dull eyes turned into a pair of vertical pupils as he blinked twice.
Blink again, and it's back to normal.
"It's been almost a month."
Time flies by and we are entering June.
John often checks his body. Time travel will bring a huge burden to the body.
Some people travel back in time, and after returning to the original time, their bodies age by dozens of years.
John's body also suffered from some burdens caused by time travel, but he lived a long life, so this burden was not obvious.
After greeting Bathilda, John continued towards the woods.
Since the last time I was followed by a tail, that tail has become a regular occurrence.
When John turned around, the other party would stop. Every time he reached that stream, the other party would not continue to follow.
This time too.
John stopped at the stream and looked back at the people following him.
"Do you want to continue to follow?" he asked.
Ariana looked at the stream and stopped.
Seeing this, John sighed and said, "You want to go there, right?"
He could sense the other person's emotions. This was an unstable child, so John was not overly harsh.
Unlike before, Ariana hesitated and nodded.
John could just barely see her move.
"In that case, let me take you there."
John motioned for the other person to come over, and Ariana stood next to John.
Without touching the other party, he drew out his basswood wand and waved it toward the stream.
"If you are afraid of water, then let the water stop here."
The wand was raised, and John waved it down gently.
"Climb through the thorns and thorns."
The invisible blade cuts the flowing stream.
Slowly separate from the middle.
A slippery underwater road appears.
John extended his wand to the other person, cheering him up and saying, "Grab my wand and I'll take you there."
Ariana looked timidly at the parted stream, then gathered her courage and carefully took the tip of the staff between her fingers.
John took a step forward, and Ariana tried to do the same.
Stepping on a stream without water, Ariana did not let go this time.
John smiled slightly. He was patient with the little girl and said in a slow voice: "Be careful of the stones."
Ariana clutched the tip of her wand, nervousness coming from there, and walked across the stream, led by John.
John tried to withdraw his wand, but found that his grip was tight.
Ariana was still scared, radiating unease, fear.
"It's okay, just hold on tight." John stopped withdrawing his wand and let Ariana hold on to it.
They walked into the woods, and from time to time John had to lower his head to pick up an herb and bring it to his nose to smell it.
There was a little tail following behind him, but John didn't care.
It was just that sometimes the other party would stop suddenly, forcing John to stop as well.
Ariana looked up at the birds on the branches, the rabbits hopping across the trees, and the squirrels holding nuts.
After walking and walking, the weather began to heat up, and John came to the stream again to prepare to cross.
The stream he had cut had reflowed and needed to be divided again.
Drawed the wand twice.
John glanced at the tightly held wand and said patiently: "I want to stop the water flow again."
He explained, but Ariana refused to let go.
She needs something to give herself something to rely on.
John had a headache, which was gone now, leaving him with a lot of trouble.
The other party's mood is extremely unstable, and if you force it away, I'm afraid the other party will fall into panic and run away.
John tried to reach out his hand.
"If you're scared, hold on to this hand."
Ariana stared down at the hand and slowly released her wand.
The soft girl's fingers touched John's right hand, making him stunned.
Ariana took John's little finger without holding her whole hand.
The anxious mood gradually stabilized.
John smiled slightly and re-cut the stream with his wand.
Walking over with Ariana who gradually calmed down.
When they reached the shore, Ariana didn't let go of her hand, so John had no choice but to lead the way home.
Arriving at the yard that smelled of morning glory, Ariana let go of her hand.
After watching the other party enter the house, John also went to Bathilda's house next door.
But he didn't know that Ariana's departure this time made Al extremely anxious.
...
Al, who went out with Gale as usual, returns.
He had a different smile on his face than he had at home.
The dullness and depression of this home made the boy almost forget to smile.
He got a little carried away.
Gail is a very interesting friend, he is charming and has a common language with me.
Al was fascinated by it, and they were both attracted to each other.
Bathilda was very willing to make the child with wings tied happy, and was delighted with the mutual attraction between the two young people.
He was obsessed with this feeling, even to the point of greed.
Al and Gail talked to each other in church, from magic to family to their sister Ariana.
His sister is a source of frustration for him, but also a responsibility.
When Al returned home, he found that Ariana was not in the room.
He's crazy.
Calling her sister Ariana's name.
He was afraid of something happening to Ariana, like he was six years old.
From that day on, Ariana became fraught with danger.
She is an unstable person. A few weeks ago, Ariana lost control and killed her mother.
She is a patient, a patient full of dangers.
"Ariana!" Al searched frantically.
Just as Al was about to leave the house, he saw Ariana coming back.
Al rushed up and was about to ask in a stern tone.
But he stopped.
He saw that his sister's always dull face was a little brighter this time.
Al, who is observant, noticed that Ariana's shoes were stained with wet mud.
"You went to the stream, Ariana?" Al asked softly, unable to see the anxiety just now.
Ariana nodded slowly, which made Al's beautiful blue eyes look more surprised.
My sister is afraid of water, which is related to the attack.
So Ariana never touched the stream. Sometimes her brother would take Ariana there, and they would just sit on the grass beside the stream and watch the lambs eat tender grass.
Al realizes the change in Ariana.
This is a good change, Ariana is gradually opening up her heart.
But Al was very upset.
Al has been afraid to let Ariana go out because he is afraid that Ariana will hurt others.
But now, due to her own negligence, Ariana not only left home, but also headed to the stream she feared most.
He couldn't imagine what would happen.
As Al was thinking, Ariana walked into the room.
She looked out the window, with a vague expectation in her heart, expecting the white-haired boy to pass by the door.
...
John was pulled away by Gail.
The guy didn't give up on the idea of having John join him.
John wanted to refuse, but Gale was a guy who was good at taking advantage of people around him.
He explained to Bathilda that he was taking John and poor Al out next door.
Bathilda agreed and let them have fun.
Gail raised her eyebrows proudly at John as she expressed her gratitude to her old aunt.
It seems to be saying, look, stop resisting.
Unfortunately, he seemed to have forgotten that John was blind.
So he showed his charming eyes to the blind man.
John had no choice but to leave the attic with Gale and throw the "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" that he had stuffed into his room for an unknown number of times to Gale.
They headed to a neighbor's house, and Al was reluctant to leave because of what happened with his sister.
There are only two people in the family, and one of them is a sick sister.
Gale simply went to Al's house.
As soon as you enter the yard, the smell of morning glory enters your nose along with the smell of other flowers.
John meets the red-haired Al for the second time.
...
