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[RST][WIP] Ginny Weasley and the Sealed Intelligence, Chapter Two: Pareidolia (crosspost from /r/HPMOR, continuation fic)

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u/Transfuturist [+16] Carthago delenda est. (18 minutes later)

"Nargles are magical creatures associated with time," said Luna. "They're always making mischief in the future, which wreaks havoc on Seers trying to do their jobs, and they eat the past after it happens. They're why you can't turn time back more than six hours."

Now we know, don't we? We know what happens to today when it becomes yesterday. It waits for them. It waits for them, the timekeepers of eternity. Always following them behind, cleaning up the mess in the most efficient way possible: by eating it!

Interesting take, but I don't think it explains it. If nargles eat the past when it gets six hours old, then why wouldn't time turners be able to go back six hours indefinitely?

Or... No, it actually makes sense. Every time you time-turn, you get closer to the nargles, and eventually you can't turn anymore. But then how does the reset work?

u/alexshatberg [+15] Mouse Army (55 minutes later)

..or maybe Luna is just full of it.

u/Anderkent [+8] (an hour later)

Nah, that can't be right. Everyone knows the seers that make no sense are the correct ones.

u/Gworn [+6] (3 hours later)

I thought they were a reference to The Langoliers by Stephen King.

u/coredumperror [+5] (4 hours later)

They are. He's quoting the miniseries.

u/autowikibot [+1] (3 hours later)

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#### The Langoliers:


"The Langoliers" is a novella, one of four works published in the Stephen King book Four Past Midnight in 1990.


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u/Lugnut1206 [+7] (a day later)

"Well..." said Luna, dropping Ginny's hand. "It'd be easier to leave a part of yourself in the Chamber if you had a horcrux. But my dad says I can't learn how he made that until I'm seventeen, so it's probably very difficult."

"Well..." said Luna, dropping Ginny's hand. "It'd be easier to leave a part of yourself in the Chamber if you had a horcrux. But my dad says I can't learn how [Xenophilius Lovegood] made [a horcrux] until I'm seventeen, so it's probably very difficult."

am I reading this wrong? why has no one caught this?

u/Superguy2876 [+3] (a day later)

Oh god her mother.

u/coredumperror [+5] (4 hours later)

I'm curious how you're going to handle the fact that Moody and Dumble (he's in the mirror, though) know Gilderoy is a fraud. Unless it turns out that Gilderoy isn't a fraud in the MOR-verse?

u/sephlington [+6] (4 hours later)

He's clearly a fraud. The Quibbler headline says he's a mass illusion.

u/coredumperror [+2] (5 hours later)

Ohhh, good point. "Gilderoy Lockheart Doesn't Exist" could be interpreted as "The person GH presents himself as is not real".

u/Transfuturist [+2] Carthago delenda est. (5 hours later)

Maybe, but I hope he's secretly Voldemort again.

u/coredumperror [+2] (5 hours later)

Again? "He" being "the defense professor", I assume? Lockheart was never secretly Voldemort.

u/PresN [+1] (9 hours later)

"Gilderoy Lockheart Doesn't Exist" because they're ^all ^^in ^^^the ^^^^mirror

u/Adamantium9001 [+4] United Federation of Planets (a day later)

What...the actual...fuck. I can't even.

Luna is a Seer. Xexophilius has a horcrux. 100% completion. Eye Fones. All ways of thinking reach correct conclusions they reach MUTUALLY-EXCLUSIVE conclusions Luna you asdglbha;iushgpiahweaser5t8q7gf834

u/scooterboo2 [+3] Tinker 3: Embeded Systems (an hour later)

@Luna: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDFWiH4Do3k