Lockhart and Patricia can obviously be more indulgent than Nancy to express their feelings that are almost difficult to hide their loss.

"Mom, I will help you with magic in the future." Patricia felt her mother's loss and pressed her on her body, raised her head, and her eyes were shiny.

"Nancy, it's nothing great to be able to cast magic. I can't cast magic now, but I'm very happy every day." Lohat floated to Nancy's side, and Lohat, who was anxious to comfort the other party, reached out and held Nancy's shoulder, but the transparent ghost's hand passed through Nancy's shoulder, and the iced Nancy shivered.

Penelo leaned against the table beside her, turning the can of the drink Sass in her hand. She didn't say much, but just looked up at Allen talking to them with red lips.

"I recently had another magic test with Royner...Ms. Ravenclaw." Alan said angrily and easily after Lohart and the others expressed their emotions, "We can mention specific matters later. In short, I may be able to make a person like Muggle who has no magic in his bloodline a squib..."

Unlike just now, Nancy's eyes were full of hope. Unlike Lockhart and the news that the squib could cast spells just now, he knew what this meant - Allen had the ability to eliminate barriers to the magic world and the Muggle world.

"Maybe Nancy has heard of hematopoietic stem cell transplant?" Allen said to Nancy, then turned to Patricia. "Patricia, if you can let your mother perform magic, would you be willing to put some effort into her? If you match your mother, would you let me pull something out of your spine and transplant it to your mother and me? Then she will also have magical blood."

Patricia's eyelashes were stained with crystal clearness. She bit her fist with her teeth, trying her best to stop the trembling that she wanted to sob: "I'm very willing to take my bone marrow." Patricia frowned her delicate little brows, and her rosy little pouted mouth firmly added, "I'm not afraid...really."

Allen didn't say anything for a moment, and he couldn't help but touch the little girl's head.

"You just extract part of your bone marrow, and you won't be able to move in the future." Allen said softly, then looked up and said to Penelo, "You found a good apprentice. She had seen Gidro pull out someone else's spine and make people paralyzed, and thought she would be paralyzed and completely lost the ability to move... But she still wanted to give all the bone marrow to her mother so that she could also have magic."

"Oh, Patricia..."

Nancy strode forward and held her daughter in her arms, tears flowing down her face uncontrollably. Although she was very yearning for being able to use magic, she still suppressed herself and asked with a sob, "She is still so young... she should be in great danger, too...I don't want her to suffer risks for me."

Lohart, who was originally moved by Pather Lixia's behavior, laughed out loud at this time. Seeing Nancy and the little girl cast puzzled eyes, the male ghost smiled embarrassedly.

"I guess I was too powerful at the beginning... The spinal spine pumped the Death Eater's spinal cord and paralyzed him to the ground... The man also lost his breathing ability... I should note that this scene would leave such a heavy shadow on Patricia..." Lockhart looked at the little girl, "But Patricia, you probably didn't notice that the other Death Eaters used spells to maintain their lives before he died completely. Later, we met him again, and the bad guy's spine had grown back again." Lockhart spread his hands, "So Nancy, don't worry, I really don't know if Muggle will cause damage to the human body for this kind of surgery, but it is very easy for wizards to recover from these injuries or damage. As long as it is not caused by black magic, we can easily save people..."

Seeing that Lockhart was arrogant, Penelo hugged his arms with his hands: "The premise is the 'spine spinal training' performed by our ordinary wizards, otherwise the result may be worse."

This changed the color on Lockhart's transparent face with pearly white, and he smiled embarrassedly and tried to relieve the embarrassment.

When Nancy heard this, she turned her head to look at Allen, looking at Lockhart's remarks, tears suddenly rushed out of her eyes. Patrick also understood. After knowing that she had no harm to her at all, she looked at Allen begging: "Sir, I hope my mother can also perform magic. I know she envies us who can use magic."

"I will arrange this kind of surgery for you during Christmas. When there is nothing to do, go to the Temple of Ravenclaw more often..." Allen briefly told Nancy about the request he had told Felch. He knew that it was not necessary to say more. For the sake of Patricia, as long as there is a possibility, the mother in front of him would not miss the opportunity to become a wizard.

"Principal Harris, please forgive me for taking the liberty. I have a request." Lohart showed his white teeth and smiled and floated over and bowed, "My father is a Muggle, but his mother is a witch. I have two Muggle sisters... They should be considered squibs, I don't know if it's okay..."

Looking at the searching gaze that Allen cast, Penelo frowned and recalled the information he had investigated before: Gidro Lockhart was born on January 26, 1964, his father was a Muggle and his mother was a witch. He did have two sisters who did not have the ability to cast spells. Lockhart's mother favored him as a spellcaster among all children without any scruples, causing his vanity to grow like weeds. Lockhart and his mother were excited to forget that Hogwarts was a school for all British and Irish wizards, so when Lockhart entered the school with other students, he felt that he was as ordinary as others.

Lockhart was assigned to Ravenclaw College on September 1, 1975. However, he was almost assigned to Slytherin. Lockhart once thought he would become the object of discussion and attention because in his opinion, he was already an absolute and powerful genius, but his ordinary facts disappointed him - this academy has more and more talented children, and is a concentrated place for smart children, and no one is deeply impressed by his natural curly hair. He does have some special abilities, and he looks smarter than some classmates, but he also has his biggest shortcomings. He is unwilling to try unless he is the best.

Lockhart's relationship with his two sisters was not good because he was unscrupulously favored by his mother since childhood. Penelo believes that he is asking for this now to accept Allen's help to ease their relationship... If he can give them the opportunity to become wizards, this will be helpful to the rigid relationship between Lockhart's siblings.

Allen took his gaze back from Penelo's face. He felt embarrassed when he touched his chin. The smile on Lockhart's face began to feel a little disappointed. Patricia was already pulled by Penelo, and Nancy wanted to speak a little, but she was given the gift from the other party and could not give any reward, so she had no position to say anything.

"Since Gidro, you have made a request... you take your sisters to the Temple of Ravenclaw. As long as you pray devoutly enough, Ravenclaw will give me favors." Allen's tone was solemn, "In fact, the main reason is that the chemical materials are relatively precious, and the annual output will not be too much, so I suggest you be more pious. I will give you some care in private communication with Ravenclaw... Be careful not to tell others."

Alan agreed with some embarrassment. His original purpose was to attract more believers to Ravenclaw. If these people who changed their destiny in the name of Ravenclaw and became wizards, further influenced their descendants or relatives and friends, and let more people believe in Ravenclaw and contribute their pious beliefs, it would be great - but the number of potions that the Arcane Garden can produce is limited every year, and Alan does not intend to give it to them at one time. In addition to the initial role model, he only plans to choose the most pious one every month as lucky.
Chapter completed!