The youngest daughter of the Holmes family, who has always advocated science, had her views shattered again and again in just one day.
Are those flying brooms really not manned aircraft newly developed by the Academy of Sciences?
Are those wizards who wear black wizard robes and can defeat anyone with a spell really not the latest BBC reality show?
And the talking diadem claiming to be Ravenclaw, isn't he really playing a prank?
Oh my god, who is going to tell her that this is not a dream?
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Forced to be involved in the magical world, Emilia will do her best to protect her cherished family, facing the overt and secret struggles among the nobles, the temptations in the academy, and the opportunistic prying eyes of poisonous snakes in the dark.
No matter how outrageous those nobles based on pure blood supremacy may be, or how outrageous the Dark Lord who slaughters wizards wantonly looks like a certain lunatic in Germany in the history books... Emilia will never back down as long as her family is threatened.
But at the end of the story, she saw a pair of deep eyes as dark as ink dispelling the gloom and gloom, and the silky voice as mellow as wine gently called out with grief that penetrated her bones:
"What should I do to atone for my sins, Emilia?"
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Food notice:
The male protagonist has been appointed as a professor.
Although the heroine is not related to Sherlock Holmes, she is a typical Sherlock Holmes.
The relevant descriptions of the four colleges in this article are only for plot needs. Not dissing anyone.
If there is any discrepancy with the original work, please regard it as the author's personal creation.
Intention: truth, goodness and beauty
