Time witchcraft

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Lily was a brave and optimistic person, and knowing that the wizarding world was prejudiced against wizards from Muggle families did not really hit her. In this respect, Snape's worries were obviously superfluous, and she did not have the slightest cowardice or inferiority caused by this, on the contrary, she confidently rolled up her sleeves and looked like she was going to do a big job.

"Let them see who is the really good one." She said with great ambition, "Can you distinguish the good and the bad from the bloodline? Ha, the last person who said this, maybe Hitler? As we all know, he has already failed, outright. "

Snape stared at her intently, smiling at her drive, not really interested in who she was talking about Hitler.

Eli fell into deep thought when he heard this, and rubbed his chin seriously: "It makes sense." Racism, the theory of blood superiority, is exactly the core set of Hitler's ideas... More than forty years have passed since World War II, but human conflicts and antagonisms will never disappear with the cessation of war, and history has always told us this. "

Snape looked at him and then at Lily.

"Don't use your Muggle set to figure out the wizarding world." He said in a tone of obvious defiance, with undisguised disdain in his tone, "That's just a little problem created by Muggles who don't have a broad enough vision." "

Lily pouted, not particularly convinced, but since she didn't know much about the wizarding world, she didn't refute him. Eli ignored his words, still immersed in his thoughts, and even pulled out a piece of stationery on the spot and wrote a line of neat letters on it.

Lily and Snape looked at him in surprise, "What are you doing?" Eli?"

"Write to my dad." Without raising his head, Eli said, "He's a professor of history, and I think the topic is interesting enough for him to study in his free time for a long time... Is there no phone here? It seems a little inconvenient, I hope the owl delivers the letter fast enough. "

Snape curled his lips unhappily, snorted through his nose, and tilted his head to the side, clearly disliking his attitude towards the wizarding world that the owl represented. But given that Eli was so focused on writing the letter, Lily could only talk to him all the time, and he subtly did not disturb him.

It wasn't until half an hour later, when the train stopped at the platform, that Eli finally finished the letter, folded the paper, and got off with them.

"I thought you were going to write to the end of the world." Lily quipped with a narrow smile, "Is Ravenclaw like this?"

"I haven't sorted it yet." Eli corrected her, "I don't know how Hogwarts is sorted... The school history was not written at all, and my mother refused to tell me, only that I would know when the time came. Feeling the last minute for a new student to remain mysterious seems to be some kind of tradition. "

They followed Hagrid's tall figure and got on the boat crossing the Black Lake, and together with the three of them, the boys' overly lively laughter was heard not far away, and Snape glanced to the side and immediately withdrew his gaze in disgust.

He now felt that it was a good choice to join the topic of Eli, so he immediately said: "I didn't ask my mother, but I know that it is definitely not dangerous, we are still young wizards who have not received any formal education, and the school will not give us too difficult tests." "

I hope so. Lily clasped her hands together and pursed her lips uncontrollably.

Restlessly silent, she disembarked with Eli and Snape and walked towards the castle gates. Older witches with glasses await them at the gate and take them to the sorting test.