Chapter:17

Snape pulled out his wand.

"Ah, Professor, you'd better bring a backrest. "Anyway, it's already open, and Solim thinks it's not a big deal to make a few more requests. And for Snape, there was not much difference between having and not having a backrest.

"Thanks," Solim sat down in the chair he had just conjured, "and then let's move on, on the subject of life." "

For the vast majority of wizards, the subject of life does not come into their field of vision at all. And the few wizards who study life are limited to body and soul. But through the Codex of a wizard named Ralde, Solim learns the three elements of a complete life: body, soul, and consciousness. The body wraps the soul, and the soul wraps the consciousness. Only with all three can we call life complete. The ghosts of Hogwarts are not souls, but remnants of consciousness. Although most wizards treat them as spirits.

Generally speaking, the inability of the body to continue to carry the soul means death. But the soul does not dissipate immediately, and the soul, like the body, ages. When the soul is old enough, or the will is weak enough, a person's existence will completely die out and cease to exist.

Potter's mother did lose her body in exchange for a blood curse so that Voldemort could not harm Potter and this was the manifestation of Lily Evans' will.

Ordinary people talk to each other through physical organs such as the vocal cords, mouth, and tongue. This is just the appearance. It is essentially an exchange between two consciousnesses, just by what means. You can communicate when you write, and you can communicate with your eyes. So as long as Lily Evans' will exists, then it will be able to communicate, but because of the lack of visible flesh, ordinary means cannot establish a connection between the dead and the living.

"So, Professor Snape," Solim pulled a piece of parchment from his bosom and placed it in front of him, "you help me with this potion, make sure it works, and I'll let you see Lily Evans." "

Solim stood up, looked at Snape's face that was no longer numb, and said, "Professor, when you'll see her depends on when you give me the potion".

Solim left without waiting for Snape to speak. He thought that the conditions he gave Snape could not refuse, and if he refused, then the person in the office just now was not Snape.

It's Thursday, and in the evening Hermione and Neville are going to Solim to have a small stove. However, because of this afternoon's flying lesson, Solim had something else in mind. Solim is not very interested in the so-called "plot", this is the world of wizards and magic, not the world of Harry Potter. Solim's background determines that his worldview is much grander than that of "Harry Potter". Voldemort?ha, if he did anything to harm the real interests, he would be hammered to death in a matter of minutes - whether he had a Horcrux or not.

Every time he ate, Solim always ate quickly. You ask me why? This is Hogwarts, and wizards don't eat much better than Muggles.

"Draco, hurry up and eat, come with me when you're done". Solim said to Draco, who was dealing with the chicken legs.

"?" Draco stuffed something in his mouth and gave Solim a wink.

"Come with me to Gryffindor, and don't talk to me later". Solim stood up, "Alright, hurry up and finish eating." If you're not full, you'll go back to the lounge and ask the elf to bring you a cake.

Solim swayed Draco to the Gryffindor table with a question mark on his head. Hermione was drinking soup, and it seemed like she had almost eaten herself. Neville was dealing with a cake, and Ron, who wasn't far away, was eating a little ugly: his cheeks were swollen as if he had been slapped by a giant, and he was holding a chicken leg in both hands, and before he could swallow it, he sent it to his mouth.

"Oh my God, don't the Weasleys usually feed their kids?" Solim had seen Ron eating for the first time.

Hermione and Neville both looked up at Solim's voice, and then saw Draco with a look of disgust.

"Why did you bring him here?" Hermione had a very bad impression of Malfoy, especially during flying lessons, and she later learned what mudblood meant.

"You'll find out later," he shrugged, "you two will take Weasley and Potter to the 'old place' later, I have something to say to them." Solim glanced at Ron, who was feasting, and he didn't notice that the two Slytherin students had come to the Gryffindor table. "You'd better hurry, it's Thursday, don't let them take up your study time" With that, Solim took Draco with him.

Hearing that the time she and Neville had to open at Solim's was going to be compressed, Hermione immediately stood up and pulled Neville, who was still stained with a mouthful of cream, to Harry and Ron's side.

"Harry, Ron, don't eat, come with us, hurry". "There's still nothing to say about Hermione's mobility.

Solim led Draco down the hallway near the trophy showroom on the third floor, where portraits were on both sides. The two came to a portrait of a door, and Solim touched the doorknob three times before a real doorknob appeared.

"What is this?" Draco kept an eye on Solim's movements.

"A secret room, there are many of them in Hogwarts". Solim opened the door and walked in first. Draco hesitated and followed. When the door is closed, the doorknob on the portrait disappears, and it becomes the way it should be.

Draco came in and began to observe the hidden room, which did not look like a classroom, it was a circular room with three doorless door frames leading to the other room.

"What kind of place is this? I never knew there was a room like this in the school". Draco looked back at the door that had just closed behind him.

(End of the chapter).