𝐋𝐈𝐎𝐑𝐀 — #HE15 Ravenclaw

(c) effects of time. As you can see, Flamel doesn’t look quite young in the portrait.”

“Well. I am not an expert on alchemy, to be sure. You might ask the Head Nurse, Sir Byron, regarding this topic if you’re interested. On my end, I have to say that the life of an immortal is lonely—your body will continue to age accordingly; as if you couldn’t escape the (c)

“However, the drinker would forever be dependent on the potion. Nicholas Flamel, when the Philosopher Stone was destroyed and unable to produce the Elixir of Life, and eventually, died.”

“Elixir of Life is a potion that gives the drinker immortality. This potion was said to be procured from Philosopher Stone, made by quite a famous alchemist, Nicholas Flamel.” Another painting placed in the center of the room; of the famous alchemist.

“You have to bounce from one class to another. So many things to do, so little time.” “Tampering with time is dangerous, indeed. Instead of tampering with time itself; wizards eventually settled for another option to buy themselves some time. Ever heard of Elixir of Life?”

“Wizards are bound to have a lot of time. Many passed the age of one hundred, even more than Muggles were granted. However, even with that much time we are bound to have, it never felt—enough, don’t you think? There’s not enough time to finish your assignments.”

Laurie glanced at the painting; the youngest brother handing the invisibility cloak to his son then approaching Death with grace. “You see, Ravenclaw, time is, afterall, 𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘭𝘦𝘴𝘴.”

(c) old friend.” “The keyword is 𝘦𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘨𝘩 𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦.”

“Okay, back to the lesson. In the The Tales of Beedle the Bard, the last brother, requested for something to buy him time, to run from Death. He was later granted an invisibility cloak that concealed his being from Death—until he had enough time, then he greeted Death like an (c)

"I'm serious. Please don't get us both expelled. Or, perhaps—" Laurie lowered his voice to a whisper. "—perhaps, you, Ravenclaws, are clever enough to not get caught—"

"Guys, please, keep in mind that this is an IMAGINARY situation IF you have time-turners. Do not ask your Head House, or other Professors, or worse; the Headmaster, if a time-turner is allowed for your classes—I enjoyed my time in Hogwarts and I hope I can keep this job."

“Do I have it? No, I don’t. Well, I do wish to have one, especially when I was a student like you guys. Perhaps it would be useful to manage my schoolwork.” Laurie laughed. “Please don’t tell other Professors I said that.” He snickered.

“Has anyone ever heard of Time-Turner? While it existed in the wizarding world, the usage of time-turners are limited to the past five hours. More than that is considered dangerous—for changing the past too much might lead to the future not happening.”