Chapter 320 "Stealing The Stone"

Think about it. As the greatest wizard of this century, How could Dumbledore put the stone, which is so important to him and the only thing that could resurrect Voldemort, behind a few child's play puzzles?

The first obstacle is just a magical animal. Even if you don't know about it from Hagrid and as long as you have traveled to Greece, you will know that the dog has a weakness of falling asleep when listening to music.

The second obstacle is the Devil's Snare, the professor itself has told us its weakness, and students who paid careful attention to the class would be able to defeat it.

The other obstacles were riding the broomstick and playing chess, and the potions were even more outrageous. If someone were about to break in and steal the most precious thing in the world, they wouldn't be putting some Escape Room games.

Jerry felt that if he wanted to protect the stone, the room with the broomstick should have countless sharp arrows flying in the air so that it would kill the person who tried it. As for the chess, they needed to amp the severity and lethality of it by dismembering the person on the spot.

As for the potion, well, he didn't have any improvements of what to make based on that room itself. Though, adding more flames all over the floor and enemies that guard the room would probably do.

A troll was supposed to do anything within the room, and it can be easily defeated by a first-year student who learned the Levitation Charm.

Surely this is to guard against the powerful Death Eaters who can sneak into Gringotts, deal with a lot of wizards at the same time, and the infamous Voldemort?

Therefore, Jerry felt that Dumbledore actually designed the rooms to train Harry. The only thing that they can't go through is the magic he left in the Mirror of Erised.

Jerry couldn't just break the space magic in the mirror right away. He checked carefully. It can hardly be solved by relying on the Mana Shielding Spell.

There seems to be Dumbledore's magic inside, so he suspects that it should be the alarm system, and it is probably not enough to shield the magic fluctuations by the Mana Shielding Spell. Although this result was somewhat unexpected to him, it was not an impossible task for him.

Jerry is an exception because he focused on the magic of this world system and learned the magic of the other world systems. So, after thinking for a while, he first took out a large mirror from the suitcase, placed it beside the Mirror of Erised, and then lightly tapped the large mirror.

In this magical Hogwarts castle built by the four founders, even Jerry can't use his improved Apparition to teleport. But it doesn't matter. He can directly open the mirror world and go there. In this way, even if Dumbledore teleported here, he could not catch him.

As for the powerful space magic on the Mirror of Erised, it doesn't matter.

A magic sword took shape again in Jerry's right hand. Just as he was about to smash it with his sword, Jerry suddenly thought of something and stopped again. He first took out a parchment, left a sentence on it with a writing spell, and threw it on the ground before slashing at the Mirror.

The magic sword collided with the mirror surface of the magic mirror for about two seconds. In the end, the magic sword's effect was even stronger. The mirror made a crisp sound, cracks appeared, and then turned into pieces.

Immediately afterward, a small scarlet stone and the shattered lens fell to the ground. Without hesitation, Jerry immediately picked up the stone on the ground and then jumped into the mirror that had been prepared for a long time.

At the same time, a flame appeared next to the Mirror of Erised, and Dumbledore holding a wand, appeared in the room.

There was another crisp sound, and the mirror Jerry placed next to the Mirror of Erised shattered into countless pieces of glass and fell to the ground.

"What exactly is going on?" Dumbledore frowned, a look of confusion on his face.

Looking at the empty room, the shattered pieces of glass, and the missing magic stone, the greatest and wise wizard of this century was also lost at this time.

"Fixed as ever!"

With a wave of the Elder Wand, both the Mirror of Erised and the mirror Jerry took out returned to their perfect state.

It's just that the magic stone hidden in the Mirror of Erised has disappeared, and the mirror Jerry took out has lost the magic effect and returned to an ordinary mirror. Checking the two mirrors, he found nothing unusual and finally picked up the parchment left on the ground.

"Dear Headmaster Dumbledore.

Please forgive me for trespassing into your school and taking your hidden Sorcerer's Stone. I have no malicious intentions, and I'm not a dark wizard or a Death Eater. I'm just very interested in the alchemy magic on the stone and want to study it.

When my research is complete, I will return the stone to your school intact, and every once in a while, I will send some elixir of life with owls for you to use."

—A wizard from New York who is obsessed with alchemy. "

"I can only hope that you are really just a wizard obsessed with alchemy." Looking at the contents of the parchment, Dumbledore sighed helplessly.

He doesn't know how the other party stole the magic stone and escaped under his nose, so naturally, there is no way to retrieve the magic stone.

Therefore, he can only hope that it is not Voldemort who stole the stone but is really just a powerful alchemist.

However, judging from the behavior of stealing the stone and deliberately leaving the parchment and the content on the parchment, it doesn't look like Voldemort or the Death Eaters. It's just that he couldn't figure out when the wizarding world produced such a powerful alchemist at this time.

How is it possible to sneak into Hogwarts Castle silently and even go through seven rooms in a row, ignoring the magic restrictions that prohibit Apparition in the castle, and steal the stone calmly?

Unable to think of any clues, he decided to look back at the situation of the seven rooms to see if he could find the answer through the details of some magic residues.