"However, Novia is more than she can imagine, and some of the spell solver's minor problems really don't bother her," said Bill, "and Novia is still a very competitive and enthusiastic little sister." ”

"Oh, of course, but ......" Van Lin looked at Fleur and praised the other girls in front of a girl without hesitation, this is not a reliable thing, anyway, Van Lin felt that Bill seemed to have done something terrible.

In the end, the excavation team, with the strong execution of Pegner, gathered all the members and began to march towards the ruins that had plagued Pegner for a long time.

For Pogner, this is probably the best news he's ever received in recent times, with no less idle workers and one by one full of energy.

Well, he seems to be the only one who thinks so.

Anyway, Van Lin and his party can't raise any motivation to come, it's completely unnecessary, in Van Lin's eyes, this is probably just a relic exploration that Hermione is interested in, and by the way, help the excavators solve some small problems.

However, traveling on a flying carpet is a really novel experience for a few people.

The earliest stories about the flying carpet appeared in the time of King Solomon. King Solomon was the son of David and Bathsheba, and King Solomon is considered the greatest king of traditional Israel. According to the Old Testament King chapter, he was both an experienced statesman and a brutal and fierce warrior. He repelled the enemies of Egypt and fought all the way to the Euphrates in Iraq. As a very rare wise and upright king, he loved beautiful things, wrote beautiful poems, and built breathtaking palaces and temples.

King Solomon's exploits were so glorious that after his death, many Muggle Jewish writers and Muggle *** writers believed him to be a very brilliant magician. In the Illylanic Qur'an, it is declared that Solomon could "speak the language of birds," command angels and demons, and that he "possessed all the good qualities." Later, Arab writers went a step further and gave the Israeli king the title of "King of Magic". Said he could control the wind and ride anywhere in the world on a magical flying carpet.

The story of how Solomon rode the flying carpet varies from version to version. But the vast majority of writers agree that the flying carpet is made of fine green silk and is very, very large, about 60 miles wide. According to the 19th-century explorer and scholar Richard. Burton said: "The length and width of the flying carpet was sufficient for all the guests of King Solomon to stand on it, the man to the left of the king, and the gods to the right." The Flying Carpet could also easily contain King Solomon's entire army. The wind also obeyed the king's command, and caused the flying carpet to drift off the ground. There is also a flock of birds flying over the flying carpet to help keep the guests out of the sun."

Apparently, Solomon's magical flying carpet later became the inspiration for many of the Arab folk tales that are mentioned in the flying carpet.

For example, in the Muggle Arabian Nights, the story of Prince Ahmed and the fairy Parry, there is a flying carpet. A young prince named Hassan accidentally trips over a magical blanket that is capable of taking his owner anywhere he wants to go in the world. With this flying carpet, when Hassan learned that his beloved princess was about to die, with the help of this flying carpet, Hassan immediately delivered a magical apple to the princess, saving her life.

King Solomon is also a well-deserved king of magic, the demonic magic covered in the Book of Solomon alone is so powerful that it is listed as a taboo level, and there are seventy-two pillars of demon gods left behind by him, it is certain that it is definitely seventy-two great demons.

Permutations and combinations of different abilities.

We seem to have shifted the focus again.

However, the flying carpet is indeed much more comfortable than the broomstick, after all, the flying carpet is soft enough, although it may be slower in speed, but a comfortable trip is really a precious thing for wizards.

Floo.com, you say?

Covered in a layer of green flames, a trip that could accidentally hit a wall?Or phantom shifting, the way the world spins and wants to throw your stomach out?and, finally, a broomstick......

Forget it, the broomstick now has no advantage other than its butt, of course, it's still nice to press a seat like Moody, but, at super high speeds, the cold wind is a bothersome problem, and Van Lin remembers that Harry rushed into the clouds again, and came down with ice ballast, and it was autumn.

However, it seems that the British rejected everything about King Solomon.

In the dark Middle Ages, the damage of demonic magic to the British was almost irreconcilable, and those insidious and cunning creatures, at that time, wizards did not study this less, but those who studied this did not end well.

For demons, following the summons is probably just a good meal, where there are so many powerful wizards, demon magic is different, as long as you pay enough magic to sacrifice or flesh and blood, demons are generally willing to obey the call from the other world.

This seems to involve magic from other planes, and any world, even in the lower occults, will always produce some unexpected changes. This is probably something that Muggles will never understand in their lifetime.

Even wizards can't understand it.

Where did those demons come from?

If it is really from hell, then the realm of the gods inhabited by the gods does not seem to be so incomprehensible.

However, the trip to the flying carpet was quite good.

The desert, the yellow sand, and it is rumored that beneath a desert is buried the army of Anubis, the power that destroys the world.

In fact, many Egyptian legends are related to the destruction of the world, but until now, the world is still alive and well.

More than that, it was just Muggle rumors, in awe of witchcraft and magic, and fear of the unknown.

If there really is some Anubis army hidden, it must be the wizard who panics first.

Think about it, demons, mummies, vampires, werewolves, this doesn't seem to be anything difficult to accept, it's nothing more than another batch of wolf-headed people, maybe it can also refresh the general appearance of werewolves.

Fan Lin thought about these questions carefully, in his opinion, it was just a magic puppet summoned by magic, with yellow sand as its body, it was a big problem for Muggles, but for wizards, there was really such a frenzied spellcaster, and those Aurors alone were enough for him to bear.

There are not many Voldemorts in this world, and it seems impossible to fight against a large number of wizards alone, and under the dense Avada Curse, it is still very difficult to keep any living creatures, unless the controller itself can reach the level of top wizards, but wizards of that level have no interest in the Muggle world at all, even Voldemort.

In his eyes, Muggles had nothing to conquer, just a bunch of defenseless ants, and Muggle wizards were just a few stronger ants in a bunch of ants.