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If Hogwarts had done the same, giving each young wizard a magical robe that could check their grades and whether they had violated the school rules, they would have been expelled from the school or even imprisoned in Azkaban based on their past experiences.

Over the past few years, they have violated countless school rules.

If school uniforms could change color, they would all be white by now, the whitest, whitest kind.

"There are two remaining wizarding schools, one of which is located in Tibet, China, and is said to be on a sacred snow-capped mountain, where the snow is inaccessible and the snow does not melt all year round, and all the wizards wear thick robes. Sirius said.

Evan had seen a description of this in Lockhart's A Year with a Tibetan Yeti, but he didn't remember the exact plot very well.

If Hermione had been there, she would have remembered them all.

Basically, when Lockhart went out hunting with the snowman, he once looked at the mysterious Oriental magic school from afar.

In the snow, through the thick mist, he saw a huge and imposing structure appear in the mountains.

The building looks like a splendid palace on the outside, with a strong oriental style and mystical atmosphere.

The eaves of the four corners of the palace are all raised high upwards, as if they are about to soar.

Behind the cornices are many auspicious beasts, which have different meanings.

Under the magical influence of the wizard, they all seem to be endowed with life and special magical effects.

The top of the palace is all turquoise tiles, bright in color, stacked one on top of the other.

Under the reflection of the rising sun, you can see magical animals in the shape of golden dragons circling the palace in the air.

Mysterious magical runes flashed from time to time, a sign of powerful defensive magic working.

It is impossible for any visitor who is not invited to enter it easily.

Lockhart once regretted that he was not allowed to enter because he was not invited.

Of course, this is certainly not true.

He certainly hadn't been to Tibet, and it was unlikely that he would have seen the mysterious Oriental School of Magic.

But this experience should have happened, and it was the same thing that the wizard whose memories were stolen by Lockhart had it experienced.

Although he hadn't read the book closely, Harry remembered it vividly.

Among the many magical beasts, the snowman was probably the one he was most impressed with.

The year before, Lockhart had asked him to play a fifteen-foot-tall snowman in class more than a dozen times.

He follows the story in the book and acts as a snowman to interpret Lockhart's fictional experience.

At Lockhart's request, they even performed in the lower grades.

Because Lockhart had said it so many times in a regretful tone, Harry remembered the school of magic in Tibet, China.

"As in Japan, the management of that magic school is very strict. In fact, somewhat similar to Durmstrang, they only admit wizards of the purest blood. For centuries, they only accepted applications from pure-blood wizard families. Sirius said, "When I was in my second grade, I saw a report about it in the Daily Prophet, and it was very debated. The International Confederation of Wizards had planned to send a team of investigators to investigate the matter, and was prepared to take severe punitive measures to prohibit them from doing so. But in the end, it didn't happen, and they still kept the old tradition. ”

"Why?" said Ron, surprised.

"People think it's extremely unfair. Sirius explained, "Come to think of it, because of this unreasonable admission condition, all the gifted young wizards born in Muggle families in China have no access to magic, and most of them don't even know about the existence of the wizarding world, so they can only live as Muggles......"

"But isn't that true of Durmstrang?" asked Harry.

"Here's the problem, for these long-established schools of witchcraft and wizardry, they have their own admission criteria, and many traditions may have been running for centuries, even millennia, and are difficult to be swayed by outsiders, even if their existence itself is not reasonable and fair!" Sirius said, "The environment in Asia is different from ours here, and young wizards in Europe can come to Hogwarts and Beauxbatons without going to school in Durmstrang. But in China, if you're not a pureblood, that means you'll never get a chance. Under the international secrecy law, magic schools in other countries are also not allowed to recruit students directly from China. ”

It's really unfair, but as Sirius said, no one can change this ancient tradition.

China has a large population base and many young Muggle wizards with a talent for magic.

However, because of this demanding admission condition, most of their talents were wasted and not tapped.

After the first magical riot, the magic of the young wizard will gradually calm down as he gets older.

Unless there is a very good chance of it, these Muggle-born wizards will always be Muggles.

After talking about the Chinese School of Magic, there was a moment of silence.

"Sirius, you just said that there are three schools of magic in East Asia, but where is the last one?" asked Harry.

"No one knows, because the last academy is known as the School of Mobile Magic. Sirius replied.

"Mobile School of Magic?!"

"That's right!," Sirius said, "no one knows which country it belongs to, but anyone has seen it in China, Japan, Korea, or even Australia, and the school floats on the sea, moving with the currents, and has no fixed location. ”

"Floating in the water, that doesn't sound bad!" Ron exclaimed.

Just imagine a magical school that floats on the sea with ocean currents.

"It's also the most mysterious of all the magic schools, not to mention the exact location that is impossible to grasp!" Sirius continued, "even its admissions, student numbers, teaching methods, and overall strength are all unknown, and the outside world has no way of knowing. ”

"Then how can we confirm that such a school really exists?!" Evan asked.

"Because they've been registered with the International Confederation of Wizards, it seems like a long time ago, but they're still recognized by the wizarding world!" Sirius replied, "and though they have little contact with the outside world, they still have some records in history, and if you're interested, you can go to the library and look through the relevant materials." (To be continued.) )