Bree touched a brick next to the portrait. There was tiny moss on the brick, which was caused by the humid air from outside passing in through the gaps, but other than that, Bree felt the magic.
Because of his special talent, that is, the power of nature, Bree is very aware of the problem here.
"Dongdong..."
The wand on Bree's wrist popped out into his hand, and Bree tapped it lightly.
With the sound of winter, a portrait slowly opened, revealing a hidden place leading to the top.
As he walked past the moss-covered walls and stairs, he soon saw light. The first thing Bree felt was the cool breeze and silence.
This is a tower on the east side, where the setting sun cannot shine.
"rustle…"
"Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't see you. Are you greeting me?"
There is a small platform outside the tower, and there is a large, leafy tree on the platform, which is very green and close to the tower. There are stone benches and chairs under the tree; this tower is very small, and it is nowhere near Hogwarts.
It's inconspicuous, but you can still see the beautiful mountains and rivers of Hogwarts as far as the eye can see.
When looking here from outside Hogwarts, the tree and tower cannot be seen. It is obvious that a powerful ignoring spell has been cast here, and it can only be seen from a close distance.
Bree came out of the small passage under the tower, and when he looked up, he could see the pointed house on the small tower, which looked abandoned for a long time.
Walking around the stone stairs on the small platform, Bree arrived at the door of the Corner House and knocked on the wooden door. Naturally, there was no response.
"Open the Alajo Cave!"
"Bang!" The wooden door was opened.
"Empty, ahem, well, dusty."
It can be seen that no one has been here for a long time, or has not discovered this place, but now it belongs to Bree's secret base.
“Cleaned up!”
“Smells fresh!”
After a dozen spells were thrown away, this corner house could be seen. The walls of the house seemed to be mixed with bronze, the floor was a precious stone, and there was some magic in it, but Bree didn't know much about it.
I can guess that it is probably fireproof.
The room is very spacious, like a small classroom, and there are large windows on all sides. It is temporarily unblocked and the wind can blow in at will.
"There's also an attic here."
Looking at the stone door next to him, Bree saw the winding stone staircase. He followed the stone staircase upstairs and used the cleaning spell. Soon Bree saw a locked small door.
"Bang." Brie hadn't even used the opening spell yet, but the door lock was overwhelmed.
After several consecutive cleaning spells, Bree walked in.
Because the traceless stretching spell has been cast here, the space has been expanded, so it is no smaller than the space below.
The walls are also mixed with bronze and are divided into two parts. The west side is like the office area, which is very large, and the back is the bedroom, which is a normal resting size; and it is not empty. The office area is full of bookshelves and books, and there is also a
There are large solid wood tables and chairs leaning against the wall, and a bronze snake lamp on the table.
"Oh, someone is here. You are the first one to discover this place in so many years, kid."
"Are you alive?" A bronze snake lamp, this is normal in Hogwarts, many facilities are conscious.
"I can't say that, but it can be said that it doesn't matter. Don't worry, Hogwarts will not harm the little wizard. Even if I am not a part of Hogwarts, I still need to abide by this rule."
Not a product of Hogwarts?
"Alchemy items, I mean, that guy is the master of alchemy, and I, the gadget he made, help him light and clean the house, but I'm lucky, that guy likes to be clean, so I'm alive to this day, while other alchemists
All the products were sold by him or destroyed as defective products..."
"Don't ask why, because that guy spent his whole life pursuing the magic stone, so he was very poor and arrogant. His powerful alchemy knowledge drove him crazy until his death. He was so poor that he couldn't even afford a tomb, and even his soul.
Betrayed to death, nothing will be left... You may dislike my nagging, but you have to listen to it."
"Yeah." Brie agreed casually, but was looking around.
"Don't look at it, they are all that guy's books." Bronze Snake said angrily: "He almost sold me for an alchemy book, but luckily he made a new one and sold it!"
"Come here, kid, as long as you sign an equal contract with me, I will give you all the books here!"
It was a contract of equality. Bri didn't understand why. He scratched his head and squinted his eyes, and said innocently: "Why isn't it a master-servant contract?"
"You want to be my servant, good boy, knowledge is really priceless..." The bronze snake spit hot oil with tears in its eyes, and Brie's smile turned fake.
"You should check your own wick."
Bree walked around the bronze snake lamp and carefully leaned forward. Well, the sleeping area was also empty.
"Don't look at it. After that guy died, all valuable things here were paid to the creditor because of contract magic. Except for me and these books, everything was clean."
The bronze snake slowly climbed off the bronze lamp, and used lamp oil to draw a strange magic circle on the solid wood table. It looked familiar to Bri. This was the symbol of the contract. Bri had seen this in a miscellaneous note in a second-hand bookstore.
The breath of each formation is the same, fair and without lies.
"I just want to live. The magic crystal left by that person is almost out of power. I need you to add some for me. He said that the first person who comes in will help me. He has never lied to me, even if
He wavered and wanted to sell me!"
Bri put his hands on the table tentatively, and after making sure there was no danger, he said: "I can directly inject magic into you, as long as you can guarantee that there is no danger, and of course, you have to let me read these books."
Brie nodded at the bronze snake curiously and said with a smile, "I don't need slaves."
"My name is Bree Storm Old, if I can help you." These books are mine.
The bronze snake was stunned for a moment, its bright yellow eyes looked blankly at Bri's sincere eyes, then lowered its head and whispered softly: "I don't have a name, but I gave myself one - Vern... Of course, this is Huo
Gwartz, I swear on my wick that I will keep you safe in the East Corner Tower, forever, as long as I live."
The contract on the table worked, and was quickly bound to Brie and Vale. Brie immediately felt that Vale could no longer hurt him. Then Brie put his finger on the bronze lamp and said: "
Directly inject magic power?"
"Oh, wait, you have to know that the little wizard's magic power is unstable."
Climbing onto the bronze lamp again, he said nervously: "The magic power of a wizard is relatively constant. What is consumed when casting magic is not magic power, but spiritual power, which represents the effect of your magic... So I want to give Bronze
To inject magic into the lamp, you need a spell. You have to learn it quickly, because of the awakening and the contract, I don't have much lamp oil to support it."
"Oh, I thought you were going to absorb my magic power directly." Brie actually wanted to try giving the natural magic power in his body to the lamp oil to see what would happen. He always felt that the natural magic power was not his, but An Qing's.
What the memory brings is likely to take him away.
"Come, learn from me, keep the fire going."
"This spell is very simple, but it requires a very determined person to use it, and it also requires some talent. I hope you have it, otherwise it will be very troublesome."
"The fire never ends!" Bree pointed the wand to Ver's forehead, and saw that all the surrounding light was absorbed, and the whole house quickly fell into darkness. In the end, the darkness was also sucked in, but the light was very bright.
It's about to appear, it's the bronze snake lamp that's on.
[To be honest, I have been using Yeguo to read and catch up on books recently. I can switch sources and read aloud with many sounds. www. Android and Apple are available.]
The surroundings slowly returned to their original appearance, as if the light and darkness from outside were filling the place.
"You are very talented. Maybe you can fulfill that guy's wish and make a magic stone. No, no, no, you'd better not do it...it will make you poor."
The Philosopher's Stone... sounds familiar, but it doesn't matter, this is not the focus of today.
"Hiss, hiss..."
"?"
Brie watched with confusion as Ver spit out the letter, and the lamp oil spilled from its mouth, turning into sparks and disappearing into the air.
Verne said briskly: "Hiss, it's been a long time since I stuck out my tongue so wantonly."
Bri smiled and said nothing, but took out the diary and read what was written on it - Meditation.
This is the purpose of Bri coming here. The Bronze Snake - Ver and the East Tower are just unexpected gains.
"What are you looking at?"
Ver crawled to Bree's hand, looked at the words in the diary and said: "Oh, ancient magic, but it was extinct in that person's time. There may still be some spread, but it is definitely not in the hands of wizards, because
My wick is made of a green snake that knows some ancient magic. I was caught by that hateful guy before I had any wisdom at that time. Otherwise, after so many years, I would have dominated one side... instead of being trapped in this place.
Tower, save lamp oil to survive.”
"I just want to try meditating." Brie nodded the little snake's head that suddenly slumped.
"Oh, don't be kidding, Brie, these magics are beyond your reach, hahaha, you whimsical young kid." Verre regained his energy in an instant, rolling on the table with laughter, and kept spraying lamp oil sparks.
.
Bree looked at Ver and tried to use the natural magic power that had been hidden by him in his body.
But when a trace of cordiality and ancient magic appeared on the tip of Bree's wand, Ver immediately became speechless and swallowed the lamp oil. He looked directly at Bree and said: "You are not an ancient purebred magical creature.
Right?"
At the time, Ver didn't have control over such pure ancient power. Except for magical creatures that were so ancient that they had disappeared, Ver could not think of anyone who could cast such ancient magic. However, it seemed to be a little different.
"Something's wrong. This is different from how I felt before. Ancient magic is always free. It won't stay in one place forever, but it stays in your body obediently and is so kind to you." Following the magic,
Ver looked at Bree inquiringly and said, "You are a monster. I have never seen a wizard like you."
"monster……"
Brie quickly put away her magic power, looked at Ver and said, "Can I believe you?"
When Verle heard what Bree said, he said unhappily: "Of course, we have made an oath, and I will protect you."