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Zicomo offered no comment, saying he was happy as long as the two of them were happy.

None of the three people present took the position of Minister of Magic too seriously.

For them, this was indeed a position they could easily obtain if they wanted to.

But if strangers knew this, they would probably laugh at Zicomo and his two companions for being so arrogant and daydreaming.

However, what will happen after the mockery is hard to say.

He'll probably be bedridden for at least six months.

Chapter 218 The End of the Ball, the Alternative Immortality Brought by the Source Stone

Zicomo and his two companions chatted idly on the open-air balcony, enjoying the night view of Hogwarts.

Sometime later, Fleur and Penelope arrived.

So the number of people on the balcony increased from three to five.

The five of them chatted and admired the moon together, creating a very harmonious atmosphere.

Seeing this, Zicomo simply took out some hot food and a set of tables and chairs, and started a small party on the balcony.

As for the snowstorm, it was blocked by Zicomo's magical barrier.

There's no need to worry about the food getting cold in the night air.

Of the five, Fleur and Penelope were already starving.

Although they all ate dinner, they didn't eat too much so they could wear fitted clothes to the ball that evening.

In addition, they had been dancing for a long time, so the little food they ate for dinner had long been used up.

They devoured a significant portion of the food that Zicomo had taken out.

The Christmas dance lasted until midnight, and the students from all three schools had a great time.

Even that night, Hogwarts saw the addition of many new couples.

Of course, there were also people who were heartbroken.

Take Hagrid, for example; he broke up with his girlfriend that very night.

Mrs. Maxim took the initiative to break up with him.

The half-giant returned sadly to his hut and cried his heart out while hugging his older brother Rataen.

Harry, like most students, had a pleasant evening.

If he had to describe it, he was even happier tonight than when he won the golden egg and reconciled with Ron.

He found that being with Ginny made him feel completely relaxed.

Unbeknownst to Harry, deep within his heart lay a resentment born of the rebellion against his former lover.

However, this time the target is no longer Qiu Zheng? 螤? 芧? 螤瑥殣

Harry was unaware of the change in his own feelings, but Lily, who had been keeping a close eye on her son, seemed to sense something.

As the saying goes, no one knows a child better than their mother.

As Harry's mother, Lily understood some of the changes in Harry better than Harry himself did.

She had witnessed Harry's emotional changes throughout the night.

Lily knew that her son had a crush on the Asian girl in Ravenclaw.

When Lily first saw Harry upset because the girl already had a boyfriend, she thought she would find an opportunity to comfort him.

Who knew that after the ball, Harry would completely forget about that girl?

He danced with the Weasley girls all night long and had a wonderful time.

Seeing this, Lily didn't interfere any further.

It's best to leave matters of the heart to Harry to handle himself.

After the ball, Harry returned to his dormitory and went to sleep in a good mood.

Exhausted from dancing all night, he quickly fell asleep, but his dream was far from pleasant.

Harry dreamed again of the nightmare he had the day he went to watch the Quidditch World Cup.

He woke up with a start, perhaps because the events of the dream had already occurred; this time, Harry's memory of the dream was remarkably clear.

Harry recalled the scene he had seen in his dream.

Voldemort was discussing with Peter Pettigrew and a Death Eater he didn't know how to capture him.

He also dreamed that Voldemort seemed to have cast a killing curse on someone.

Harry, panting, turned on the bedside lamp, intending to delve deeper into the nightmare.

When he looked up, he saw Ron staring at him intently, which nearly gave him another fright.

Harry asked irritably, "Why are you looking at me like that?"

Ron said, "It's nothing, I just still don't understand why you invited Ginny?"

Harry replied, "I couldn't find a dance partner, so I asked Zicomo for advice. He told me to try asking some of the younger students, and that's what I did."

Ron then asked, "So why did you choose Ginny?"

Harry rolled his eyes and said, "Because I only knew one girl, Ginny, in the lower grades."

Ron persisted, asking, "Is it really that simple?"

Harry said helplessly, "It's that simple."

Upon hearing this, Ron nodded and said, "Okay, that's all. Good night."

After saying that, Ron looked away from Harry, turned over, and covered himself with the blanket.

Harry watched Ron's actions and muttered under his breath, "How inexplicable."

He couldn't understand what Ron was thinking, and he always felt that his good friend might have something wrong with his head.

He was thinking about whether he should take Ron to the school clinic to see a doctor tomorrow.

Ron's nonsensical conversation successfully made Harry forget about investigating the nightmare.

Sleepiness returned, Harry turned off the light, and drifted back to sleep.

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The next day, Zicomo went to Snape's office.

When Snape saw Zicomo, he sat at his desk, looked up, and asked, "What's up?"

Zicomo casually pulled up a chair and sat down, saying, "Seeing how all alone you were at the ball yesterday, have you considered bringing Leah to this kind of event?"

"What do you mean?" Snape frowned. "You're not here to mock me, are you?"

Snape didn't believe Zicomo wouldn't know why he wouldn't let Leia contact the wizarding world.

It's because he has too many enemies, and Lydia is a Muggle who can't fight back.

Snape was afraid that his enemies would target Leia if they knew of her existence, which is why he kept Leia living in the Muggle world.

How could he not see Leah's longing for the wizarding world?

Zicomo waved his hand and said, "That's not what I meant. I just recently got a pretty good item that can turn Muggles into wizards, and I was wondering if you wanted to let Leah try it out."

Snape jumped up from his chair and asked Zicomo, "Really?"

Zicomo nodded and said, "Of course."

Snape was about to agree when he suddenly remembered something.

He asked Zicomo, "Won't there be any side effects?"

Zicomo shrugged and said, "It depends on how you interpret it."

Immediately, Zicomo told Snape about the effects of the Source Stone Blade.

Snape was shocked when he heard this, thinking that Zicomo's method was to give ordinary Muggles wizarding blood.

Unexpectedly, the transformation directly affected the soul level.

Although Zicomo didn't mention it, Snape thought of a possibility.

According to Zicomo, after the soul is transformed into so-called Source Stones, the importance of the body will decrease significantly, because the body can be replaced at any time.

Replacing your body at any time means that when your body ages, you can replace it with a younger one.

In a sense, is this also a way to achieve immortality?

Thinking about this, Snape was also deeply moved.

In his pursuit of immortality, Voldemort went to great lengths to find the flawed method of turning himself into a Horcrux.

Zicomo did not actively pursue immortality, but instead already possessed two methods for achieving it.

(At least in Snape's view, the Philosopher's Stone and the Primal Stone Blade were both items that could grant immortality.)

As expected, there is no harm without comparison.