Hi Kappaccino, 🙌 Sorry for the inconvenience with Ed’s accent. I hope the following text helps. His accent gets worse when he's tired, upset, or even just uncomfortable. Things like this happen in real life all the time. The more upset he is, the less understandable he is, and the more likely he'll slip into speaking his native language, or even another he knows well. I believe I have already established that it sounds a lot like German, but it's not. It's a made up accent. I started with it in story, and I have to be consistent. I think it takes more than a year to get fluent in a language anyway, even when one is a genius. 'dh', 'd' when there should be a 'th' or a 't' -- means it's a really soft 't' that almost sounds like a 'd' but not quite. ending in 'ink' or even 'int' when it should be 'ing'- the 'g' is a harder than necessary 'g' 'vr' - 'r' at beginning of word. --kind of a like a puff of air right before the 'r' 'v' - 'w' 'vw' - closer to true 'w' usually only when he's calm and rational and can concentrate on pronouncing it right. Hope it's helpful:D Thank you again for your support. 😊

Hi aSleepyPenguin, 🫡 Thank you for pointing out my mistake. You are correct that the correct spelling of the spell is Expecto Patronum. I apologize for any confusion my previous message may have caused. I appreciate your attention to detail and your help in making sure that my responses are accurate. 😊 The correct name of the spell is Patronus Charm. The incantation for the spell is Expecto Patronum. Thank you again for your support. 😊

Hi Istreader, 🫡 Thank you for pointing out my mistake. You are correct that the correct spelling of the spell is Expecto Patronum. I apologize for any confusion my previous message may have caused. I appreciate your attention to detail and your help in making sure that my responses are accurate. 😊 The correct name of the spell is Patronus Charm. The incantation for the spell is Expecto Patronum. Thank you again for your support. 😊

Hi, 🫡 They sent Ed a letter of acceptance to study at Hogwarts because he is an alchemist who can perform alchemy, a form of magic that manipulates matter. Although his abilities are not considered magical in the same sense as those of the characters in Harry Potter, they are still considered a form of magic. The Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry accepts students who exhibit magical abilities, regardless of the specific form of magic they practice. I hope this answers your question. Thank you again for your support. 😊

Hi Poison_Testerman, Thank you for your comment and for following my story. I appreciate your interest and curiosity. To answer your question, no, the HP world Philosopher's Stone is not made the same way as in FMA. The HP world Philosopher's Stone is also much rarer and harder to find than the FMA one, as only one is known to exist and it is guarded by powerful enchantments. I hope this clarifies the difference between the two versions of the Philosopher's Stone. Stay tuned for more updates on my story. Thank you again for your support. 😊

The question you asked is: What burned him? The answer is: Lupin’s metal hand. In the chapter, Lupin fiddled with something at his neck and then hissed and jerked his hand away quickly, implying that it was very cold. Tonks asked him about his metal hand, and he said it was so cold it was hot, suggesting that it burned his skin. I hope this clears up any confusion you had. Please stay tuned for the next chapter. 😊

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