Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 17 The Magic Stone

In the end, Tierra chose the first wand she tried: a twelve-inch walnut wand with a dragon heart.

It cost him eight gallons and five kossi.

He didn't even try the replica of that old magic wand.

For Tiera, there is no danger at this stage that requires violence to overcome. Caution, carefulness, and staying away from the three penalty-deducting groups are enough to keep him alive until the seventh grade.

Therefore, this replica of the Deathly Hallows was no longer that important to him.

He picked up the magic wand. If nothing happened, that would be fine, but if something unusual happened, wouldn't that be like having "I have a problem" written all over his face?

For Tiera at this stage, the most important thing is to remain hidden and simply enroll like an ordinary student.

After all, Tiera didn't know how much the wizards at the very top of this world knew about Merlin, the Outer Gods, or the Great Yith race.

Leaving aside others, this world has at least one world's strongest Dumbledore, who can even see through time in the third book, and there is also an alchemist named Nicolas Flamel who has lived for over six hundred years. Tyella does not believe that they know nothing about the Outer Gods.

As far as he knew, Nicolas Flamel had come into contact with Merlin. Although this was not explicitly described in Merlin's diary, which only mentioned that he had met a very talented young wizard on his journey, Merlin was the first wizard in history to forge the Philosopher's Stone. In the hundreds of years that followed, only Nicolas Flamel had managed to forge it. Moreover, the period before Merlin left coincided with the time when Nicolas Flamel was active. Therefore, it can be basically confirmed that Nicolas Flamel was the "young wizard" that Merlin mentioned.

Faced with these powerful and mysterious wizards, Tiera dared not be too flamboyant, especially since prophecies existed in this world. Even Merlin could foresee his arrival, so perhaps other wizards had similar methods.

Even if Dumbledore knew that Tyrell possessed such a library, he probably wouldn't have done anything about it.

But how could Tiera possibly entrust her life and safety entirely to someone else?

No matter how selfless or kind Dumbledore is in the book.

This isn't Tiera being paranoid; rather, it's that a normal person would instinctively fear unfamiliar, unknown beings who are more powerful than themselves.

Especially when one has already offended them, this fear and unease become even stronger.

If Tyrell had known that his choice of wand would involve so many twists and turns, he would never have let Hagrid and Harry come along. He believed that once Hagrid returned to Hogwarts tonight, Dumbledore would know that besides the savior Harry Potter, there was also a little wizard with strange magical powers who had enrolled this year.

“These are your tickets to Hogwarts.” Hagrid took two letters out of his pocket. “September 1st, Cross Station, abroad. The letters contain the details. Remember to board the train before 11:00 AM.”

Because choosing a pet and wand took some time, and Harry didn't want to go back to the Dursleys' house so soon, Hagrid decided to have dinner at the Leaky Cauldron before taking Harry and Tyella back.

Before finishing their meal, Hagrid took Harry and Tyella to browse through the candy and toy stores, and they ran into the arrogant and cocky Malfoy at Flourish and Blotts.

The guy is very cute, with chubby cheeks and platinum blonde hair styled like an adult.

And regardless of what kind of person Malfoy is, he genuinely loves learning.

A child sneaked into a bookstore to read while his father was in the alleyway...

Such a studious and adorable little boy, it's a pity he's not mute...

You can tell he's a seasoned yin-yang master the moment he opens his mouth.

Tierra and Harry weren't dressed very well. Although they were neat, there were still some frayed and worn areas, and the style of their clothes showed that they were Muggle clothes that were half a century ahead of wizards' aesthetics.

To use the author's own words, it's "a ridiculous and utterly worthless aesthetic."

Hagrid, on the other hand, is described as "a half-giant who has just returned from a date with a troll."

I have no idea where he learned so many witty remarks at such a young age.

However, this was just a minor incident that made Harry, who was originally happy, a little unhappy.

That was only a small part. What really upset Harry was the train station and the parting with Tierra.

Draco Malfoy's incident actually strengthened the friendship between Harry and Tyella.

The friendships between children are truly wonderful.

This also made Harry and Tyella very reluctant to part ways.

"See you in a month!" Harry knelt on the train seat on the way back to the Dursleys' house, his nose pressed against the window. In the blink of an eye, Hagrid and Tyrell became two tiny dots that gradually disappeared into the distance.

After seeing Harry off on the train, Hagrid also took Tyrell back to his little attic in the old town, and then rushed back to Hogwarts because of "Dumbledore's mission".

"Hopefully, the fake Philosopher's Stone will fool everyone," Tiera prayed silently.

After Hagrid left, Tiera packed her things, took a bath, and went to sleep like a normal child.

To guard against potential spying, Tiera didn't disappear from under the covers until an hour after she went to bed, and instead appeared in a library tens of thousands of light-years away from Earth.

Upon arriving at the library, Tiera pulled a translucent, nearly dark red, irregularly shaped gem from a pocket she had sewn herself into her underwear.

Philosopher's Stone!
The real Philosopher's Stone, which can be used to formulate the elixir of immortality!
As Hagrid and Harry stood before him, Tyella quickly sketched out the plan in his mind.

Using the unfinished Philosopher's Stone left by Merlin in the library, they swapped it for the real Philosopher's Stone, which was temporarily stored in Hagrid's coat pocket.

This was the time when the Philosopher's Stone was closest to him and most readily available.

His primary objective now is to remain hidden.

But that doesn't mean he'll give up the huge benefits that are within his grasp.

Having successfully obtained the Philosopher's Stone, even if he didn't go to Hogwarts now and immediately flew away, it would all be worth it.

This is the elixir of immortality!
Few in the world can resist the temptation of immortality.

Although the Philosopher's Stone is an irregularly shaped gemstone, its creation requires a series of rigorous, almost obsessive, mathematical calculations and chemical reactions, resulting in Philosopher's Stones that are generally uniform in their edges and corners.

The color changes to a deep red, almost like blood, starting from the fourth step of the refining process.

So unless it's used to concoct an elixir of immortality or Nicola Flamel himself is involved, even Dumbledore has a high probability of being able to fool it.

Having determined this, Tierra began to devise a plan using the resources at her disposal.

As his magical abilities improved, his mastery of the skill he acquired from the stars—the Cursed Worm—also deepened.

Initially, the curse could only leave the body in the form of a hair. However, through Tiera's continuous contact over the years and her observation of nematodes in her previous life, Tiera has been able to enable the curse to survive outside the body in the form of nematodes, and there is no return time.

That's when I truly learned the magic of the Cursed Worm.

However, if Tiera wants it to survive outside the body indefinitely, she needs to periodically inject it with new curses.

This is also one of Tiera's means of self-protection. He has been busy these past few years, spending his free time wandering around various clinics and homeless communities.

Five HIV worms, two plague worms, five lung cancer worms, three liver cancer worms, and three brain tumor worms were formed.

He was curious: if Peter Pettigrew's hand, which resurrected Voldemort, contained cancer, tumors, plague, and AIDS all at the same time, what would the resurrected Voldemort be like?

(End of this chapter)