Originally Posted by Emms

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Before he could reply to Ethan, Professor Flamsteed told them to look at something like a codex. Hmmm.. He nodded giving the Professor a faint smile and then turned back to Holmes. "I think that's a good plan but how about you get started on that and I'll take a look at this 'codex'? he said. And after they had gathered enough information then the two could confer. Without an answer, Simon began to conduct his research. He needed to look for keywords anything to do with 'extreme weather', 'archeoastronomy', and 'Book of Mysteria'. He felt as if those words would lead him to something.

Now Professor Botros' response seemed to tell the young third year that he didn't know much about the book either. Hmmm... He gave the Professor a kind smile and turned back to his reading. He had to look for things about archeoastronomy, extreme weather, and the codex. However, the more Simon looked at through these various books, the more he kept on coming back to the Book of Mysteria.

Hmm...

Originally Posted by the page

After the nights grew long and the famine months upon
Woe unto those who had wronged her darkened soul
Morgan la Fay flew to the Star Temple on the hills of Avalon
on wings of jet black and contempt
To stone she carved - with talon fingernails -
the symbol of Winter’s wrath
Black magic she cast to curse the land
and bring forth winter eternal

The above is an excerpt from the epic poem written by Berinon the Bard recounting the events leading up to the first of many duels that would occur between Morgan la Fay and Merlin. While wizarding historians argue the authenticity of the account, some theorizing that the cause of the five month winter recorded by scribes of the time was in fact cause by an unusual chort migration due to the increase of tuberculosis cases among muggles, evidence of la Fay’s carvings and the bind runes carved by Merlin himself to seal her curse away still remain on innermost chamber of the Star Temple of Avalon.