HP the Third Son of Prophecy

In fact, there is only one son of the prophecy, and Neville only met most of the conditions. There is also the most critical condition that Voldemort will mark his enemies as unsatisfied. The key to who is the son of the prophecy is that he is chosen by Voldemort on the basis of meeting other conditions. Neville is not the son of the prophecy at all if he is not chosen.

In this book, I can only feel that the protagonist is constantly testing on the edge of danger, his own talents are not developed, and knowledge is learned under a constant sense of crisis. Once he relaxes a little bit, the danger will come immediately. There is a feeling of chaos, watching a group of uncomfortable people

I like the characters here very much (I just read a few chapters and saw Quirrell appear) I remember that the first time I tried to solve Quirrell's case (which I saw) was in the book "Professor of Magic Patterns". Maybe the author never thought of setting Quirrell as an undercover character, but this setting is even more amazing I don't know how the author will complete the setting, but to be honest, Quirrell in the book of Magic Patterns made me feel like he is a professor.

Do you want to take advantage of Professor Felix's popularity? The names are all the same?

One year above the Iron Triangle, Ravenclaw House, and one year above the Iron Triangle, Ravenclaw House. I got to know Daphne Greengrass and Astoria Greengrass first. I don't know who the heroine will choose. Anyway, I hope I can break up the Iron Triangle. Of course, Hermione (Emma) is better

I always feel that Quirrell will get the knife in the end

The plot is pretty good. It's a good hp fan.

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The last sentence of the introduction is a copy of the conversation between the dwarves and the elves in The Ring.

Can someone tell me what this is going on? Did the author mess with me just after I sent the message? Do I have anything bad to say here? I'm curious.