After dinner, Jon turned down his cousin Béla's invitation and returned to his own house.
After all, it was already night time, and they couldn't stay out too late. Jon still had his own things to do.
When there was no housework, Kalidi always looked busy, but no one knew what he was busy with. At Jon's suggestion, he stopped working.
Instead, he began to prepare tea for Jon.
Knowing that change had to be done slowly, Jon gave up the idea of adjusting Kalidi's shape in one go and walked into the study.
Helga finally appeared in the portrait.
"What have you been doing today? I haven't seen you all day. "
Jon walked to the desk and put the things in the drawer, only to hear Helga in the portrait say, "Actually, I didn't leave in the morning, but I heard from Kalidi that you were sleeping. I thought that you really should have a good rest after overdrafting your magic power, so I went to do my own things."
"Oh?" Jon looked up and replied, "Speaking of which, I remember you said that after the magic array is activated, there will be a big change in your portrait space. Has this change already started?"
"Yes …" Helga paused for a moment, "I think it's better for you to come in and see for yourself."
A moment later, Jon locked the door of the study, said goodbye to Kalidi upstairs, and went straight to bed.
Otherwise, when Kalidi brought up the tea later, he wouldn't be sleepy anymore. It was best to lie in bed while he was still a little sleepy after eating.
Kalidi heard the sound from upstairs, but his hands didn't stop moving. He just took a new cup and poured himself a cup of tea.
This was his daily routine. Ever since he was brought here by Jon, he hadn't seen his master many times. His master was always in the study, and not long after, his master went to school in Hogwarts.
But he heard that many Wizard's habits were like this, they liked to be alone.
Besides, his master was Hufflepuff's successor.
Which little elf would have such good luck?
He was probably one of the luckiest little elves.
Kaledi gulped down the hot tea in the cup and wiped his mouth.
Alright, the lucky elf is about to get to work!
…
Jon didn't know what his little elf was doing after he fell asleep, because he was very busy himself.
"Helga, is there any way for me to enter this space by myself?"
Sitting on the sofa in the familiar portrait space, Jon looked at Helga sitting opposite him and asked.
"I feel like it's too troublesome to wait for you to pull me in every time."
"There is, but you can't do it now."
Helga, who was wearing a household robe, had a calm expression on his face. "If you want to come in by yourself, you need to at least learn the Soul Snatching Technique."
"… Forget it. Pretend I didn't ask."
Jon gave up on the idea that he couldn't do for the time being and asked, "Didn't you say that the space has changed? I don't seem to see any changes. "
After carefully looking at Helga for a while, Jon came to a conclusion again. "I feel that you look clearer."
"That's not wrong. The change of the space has indeed brought about an increase in the strength of my soul, but that's not the most important thing."
Helga pointed at the door behind Jon. "Open the door and see."
"Door? Can I open it? "
Jon had been here many times and naturally knew what this room was — although he could see all kinds of scenes outside, they were all fabricated by Helga through magic.
The glorious Snowy Ice Field, the majestic mountains in the Northern Region, as long as Helga wanted to see it, it would be shown behind the window.
But that was not true.
The illusion of the soul only existed in the window, not behind the door.
But Jon still opened the door according to Helga's instructions.
There was no black hole as expected. The space behind the door was a brilliant rainbow.
"This is …"
"What?
Aurora …? "
"This is the scene after the homogenization of the magic factor. Last night, Loina gave me the last gift."
Helga's voice came from behind Jon. He turned around and found that the witch had walked behind him.
Helga, who stood up straight, was half a head taller than Jon now. Standing behind Jon and with a strong reserve of knowledge, she seemed very reliable.
Jon didn't ask why Helga appeared. That was the domain of the legendary Wizard. He also had his guesses, so he gave that part of the memory to Helga yesterday.
Leaving early, wasn't it to let Helga and her old friend enjoy the last moments?
Now it seemed that Helga was able to say this calmly, so she shouldn't be so sad.
"Sadness won't happen. After living for so many years, those emotions have long been unimportant." Helga gently patted Jon's shoulder and said softly, "You have to know that Loina left willingly. She realized the greatest dream of her life. There's nothing to be sad about.
If it's because of the dissipation of her last bit of consciousness, sadness is even more meaningless. It's just returning to the world. Any life will face this step sooner or later. "
"Will you face this step too?"
Jon asked. He was still more concerned about this. If Helga eventually faced death and dissipation, he would probably be very sad.
Helga didn't give an answer to his question.
"I don't know. When I used magic to create this space, I'm not very sure what would actually happen."
The witch sounded very calm as if she was talking about a small matter that wasn't very important.
"I don't see the essence of magic as clearly as Loina, but I might be better at using magic.
The earth has brought me many gifts. I've stayed in this space for hundreds of years. Now, because of you and Loina's help, this space has undergone new changes. My soul has also benefited because of this.
Perhaps, when this world has no more magic, I will dissipate along with this space. "
Jon nodded slowly and continued to look at the magical space in front of him.
Following Helga's gesture, the magical light gradually disappeared, and a gray space appeared.
"What do you want to do here?"
Helga tilted her head and blinked. A ray of starlight slowly condensed in her palm, showing the appearance of several castles.
It was the appearance of Hogwarts Castle after it had shrunk.
"I don't know. What do you say, how about building a castle?"
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