Time witchcraft

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Eli's Christmas break was incredibly fulfilling.

He had a lot of new experiences he wanted to share with his father: the wizarding history he had learned in the History of Magic class, books on Muggle studies borrowed from the library, the wizarding world's internal interpretation of Muggle British history... Eli's bet, No history professor at a Muggle University can see these precious materials anymore. The historical materials preserved in the wizarding world reveal the other side of the distant past, which is closer to the original appearance of history. No historical research scholar can resist to explore all this. temptation.

Mr. Smith was completely fascinated, and unlike his wife, who was unimpressed by the history of the Muggle narrative, his carefully raised son apparently understood exactly what he wanted to see, and had tailored his reading list for him. He stayed contentedly in the study from morning to night, reading these books voraciously, to the point of forgetting to sleep and eat; if it wasn't for his wife to ask him to go down to receive guests, he would not want to step out of the study at all.

But this time, going downstairs is definitely not less rewarding for him than reading in the study: this Christmas holiday, their family welcomed a special guest, Arthur Weasley received two letters from Eli. A few days later, I came to visit in person. I didn't mind Eli's age at all. I was very happy and seriously wanted to have a careful chat with the sender.

He was just twenty years old this year, still quite young, tall and thin, with red hair and glasses, looking very energetic. He was wearing a wizard's robe. Although the fabric was not high-end, it was very neat and clean, and it could be seen that he had a virtuous wife. Eli entertained him with the help of Mrs. Smith. During the chat with him, he found that Arthur's magic skills are solid, and his hands-on and practical ability are excellent. Melon items are very enthusiastic, and Eli finds him an ideal partner.

But the problem is that at his current age, he can only be said to be able to use many Muggle items, and he is still far from being able to transform. Attaching the component structure diagram to Arthur's letter is almost all he can do. His strength is that he has a relatively correct understanding of the life of Muggles and wizards, and he is far inferior to Arthur in terms of hands-on ability. With accumulation, he is still too young, and Arthur can fully understand it.

The problem they faced was very practical, so Eli called his father downstairs and asked him and Arthur to talk about more complicated things. Although Mr. Smith was a professor of history in literature and history, it was enough to correct some common-sense errors for Arthur, who had barely had contact with Muggles.

The three of them talked very happily and were very interested in each other's lives. Arthur did not reluctantly leave until late in the evening. Mr. Smith urged him to come to Christmas dinner tomorrow. Arthur struggled obviously before shaking his head, saying that his son Bill was only one year old this year, and it was still difficult. When looking after, you can't leave it to your wife completely. It is a better choice for the family to stay at home.

This is completely understandable. Mr Smith exchanged contact details with him ,both of them eagerly said that they would write to each other as soon as possible and keep in touch at all times.

Mrs. Smith was slightly critical of Arthur's arrival.

"Anyway, he should come back to visit after the prophet, and I should prepare lunch in advance." Mrs. Smith complained a little, "Even if the Weasleys don't pay attention to the rules, they are generally not so rude, and I must say that the elopement obviously made them have a lot less rules, some of which are actually necessary, and Molly didn't even care about him." "