After the Book of Abraham inexplicably sealed the evil gods, Evan once opened and read the book. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

The vast majority of the third article is still obscured by ink, and the details are not visible.

Only near the center of the first page does the ink melt away, revealing a portrait of an evil god that has shrunk countless times over.

Evan didn't know what was going on, and he couldn't figure out the connection between the Book of Abraham and the evil gods.

But there is no doubt that the Book of Abraham is very important.

The Evil Gods were first discovered and summoned by the ancient Warlocks, and perhaps they left a way to defeat them in this book.

It seems that the Book of Abraham should be studied as soon as possible.

In fact, his research has been slow.

In addition to the esoteric ancient scriptures, the description of alchemy in the first part of the written book is very abstract.

Even if Evan translated the corresponding sentence, he didn't know what he was talking about.

He decided to follow Nicol Lemay's advice and find time to go to Egypt in search of the Jade Record.

Lemay said that the Jade Record could help Evan speed up his understanding of the nature of alchemy.

And on the first page of the second article, that is, the scepter that Slytherin left behind surrounded by two pythons, must also be found as soon as possible.

After reading the first book, it is the second book of Abraham.

Only by cracking all of these can we get to the third chapter of the secret related to the evil god.

Until then, hopefully Voldemort won't do anything dangerous with that evil god statue.

Otherwise, the combination of the evil god and Voldemort is really unbearable.

Earlier, Evan had also received a letter from Professor Lupin about the current situation in the wizarding world.

Now, wizards all over the world are excited about the upcoming Quidditch World Cup final.

Foreign wizards flock to the country, and Diagon Alley is overcrowded.

Aven's store turnover has increased dramatically, and many products are out of stock!

Foreign wizards seem to be interested in the various products that Hogwarts students have researched and invented, with Fred and George's Weasley jokes being the most popular, and their items are sold out as soon as they hit the shelves.

As for the recent sales of Hogwarts Wizardry and Wizardry, there has been a certain decline in sales.

However, this is normal, and the Daily Prophet, Wizarding Weekly, etc. are still mainstream media.

Whether it is circulation or heritage, "Hogwarts Wizardry and Wizardry" is still far behind.

Evan had already taken this situation into account, and there had been no heavyweight news breaking out of the Hogwarts Wizardry News lately.

After all, whether it's Voldemort, the Evil God, or the Fallen Centaurs, none of this content can be published casually.

Other than that, there isn't much to watch in the wizarding world.

As Evan had previously requested, Lupin had been keeping an eye on Barty Crouch and sent someone to find Voldemort's father's estate.

But nothing progressed, and after the battle at the Centaur Temple, Voldemort and the vampires did not return to Riddle House.

Evan wanted to replace Voldemort's father's bones and stop him from casting the spell.

But it didn't work, because Tom Riddle's grave had been vandalized half a century earlier.

According to the villagers of Little Hangleton, Tom Riddle's body was secretly exhumed shortly after his burial.

The remains of the coffin were scattered all over the ground and were not found until much later.

If it's not that Tom Riddle Sr. has any enemies in the world, it's that Voldemort has already prepared for it.

When he set out to make the Horcruxes, he had already calculated all the ways to retreat to prevent accidents.

From this point of view, Voldemort is indeed terrifying enough.

As for Barty Crouch, he is still as rigorous and meticulous as ever.

Because of the Quidditch World Cup, he now has to work late at the Ministry of Magic almost every day before returning home.

In terms of performance, he did not have any abnormalities.

Evan wasn't sure if Voldemort had learned of Barty Crouch Jr.'s escape from Azkaban, and until now, there was no trace of the missing witch, and there was no evidence that Voldemort had captured her.

To make matters worse, the Ministry of Magic was completely unconcerned about her disappearance, and no one took it seriously.

Either way, Evan couldn't just rush into Crouch's house to find Barty Crouch Jr.

All he could do now was be patient and wait for them to show themselves.

Although none of these things were easy, Evan was very confident and did not worry too much.

After merging the Philosopher's Stone into one, the curse on his body has also been broken.

Now, his own magic has returned to the level it was before he was cursed by Voldemort.

If you take into account the powerful magic power in the magic stone, it is enough for Evan to use most of the magic.

In addition to his lack of experience, his magical prowess is already above that of most wizards.

If it was known by others, it would be an amazing miracle.

Evan thought about Voldemort and vampires for a moment before he began to write back to Harry.

In the letter, he persuaded Harry to practice Occlumency.

This spell seals off the brain to prevent other creatures from invading the spirits, severing Harry's connection with Voldemort.

Evan didn't make much progress in this area, and could only teach Harry some basic steps.

Say, emptying the brain.

In addition to this, he invited Harry to visit his home for the rest of the summer.

He had lived with the Dursleys for a summer, and he must have been driven crazy.

When Evan was about to finish the letter, Hermione walked up with a very noisy little owl.

It was the owl Sirius gave to Ron on Christmas Day, named Piglet.

It is complacent about its success in delivering a letter.

"Aven, what did Harry say in the letter?" asked Hermione, placing the chirping pig beside Hedwig.

Hedwig glared at the piglet with huge amber eyes, seemingly dissatisfied with its performance.

"Harry wrote to me about Sirius and Sirius, and about his scars. ”

"The scar hurts?!" Hermione was stunned for a moment, then a little worried, "It's not a good thing, that scar was left by Voldemort, we better tell Dumbledore about it, I remember in which book ......"

After convincing Hermione not to worry too much, Evan asked about Ron's letter.

"He invited us to his house, and Ron said that Mr. Weasley got a ticket to the Quidditch World Cup!" Hermione handed Evan a crumpled piece of parchment and continued, "The Weasleys invited Harry too. (To be continued.) )