The Wizarding World

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"Welcome to the wizarding world," the witch says to herself.

She is standing in the street, in her familiar hometown. She feels a strange sensation, as if she has traveled through a magical doorway via Portkey, but there are no signs of magic. Teleporting and Apparating are strictly prohibited in her world, as they are too difficult to control.

She looks down the street. There are cars, as one would expect, but she sees no people and hears no sounds of traffic. There are no lights in the buildings, and nobody is walking around the street.

She walks down the street and approaches a car. What she sees resembles nothing that she has seen before. There are no steering wheels, no doors, no pedals, no driver's seat or passengers. It is a windowless car, with a black exterior and a smooth surface. The car has several different parts, but they all look like smooth, abstract geometric shapes. She is unsure of their purpose, other than their function as a directional stabilizer. She has no clue as to what powers her car, but the surface of the car is extremely smooth, like a mirror.

She then approaches the sidewalk, trying to walk on it, but her foot doesn't touch the surface and she floats above the ground. She then realizes that she is hovering several feet above the ground.

"This is due to local laws involving personal safety," the witch says to herself.

Her feet touch the ground, and she is able to walk on the sidewalk.

The witch then places her hand on the surface of the car, and pushes up in order to climb into the driver's seat. She is suddenly able to see through the car, as if it were a window. She looks out of the windshield and sees that her human double is walking on the ground, on the sidewalk, which is one in the middle of the street. The witch looks out of the other side of the car, and sees that her wizarding double is walking out of the gate of the school.

"I have clones..." she says to herself.

She sees two human Doubles walking around. One of them is dressed in a yellow shirt and red pants, with black school shoes. The second individual is wearing a white shirt and dark pants with black school shoes. There are no accompanying school uniforms. One student has a backpack, while the other has a briefcase. Both students have books in their possession, and they appear to be of equal height. Both students are more mature in appearance than she is.

"They are... like me?" the witch says to herself.

It is as if they are her doubles, but they are more mature, in social status and physical size.

"They don't look that much different than we did," she says.

With a shudder, she realizes what is happening. With the exception of the clothes, the hairstyles and eye colors, they appear to be her exact duplicates.

The witch remarks, "We are from the future. This is the future, just twenty years from now."

The woman's heart thunders as she realizes what is happening to her. The woman feels a kind of satisfaction, as she finds it strangely amusing to imagine her own children, later in life, being her clones, in that future world.

The woman is in disbelief. Growing up was very normal, as she was an average student. At End-of-Year-Youth-Meeting, she was elected Head Girl. Her housemates, however, did not see her as the ideal Head Girl, nor did other students see her in that role. In addition to being perceived as aloof and cold, she was seen as a boring intellectual and an intellectual snob. Her housemates did not see her as fit to be Head Girl, and they supported a rival candidate.

The witch continues to look at her human Double, and he is walking down the street. She sees his face, and she is reminded of her own face. He has a high forehead, large eyes, a high cheekbone and a large nose. The man's ears are large, and they stick out. His hair is strait and black, with a shiny surface. His eyes are a deep sea green, and he has irises with a circle of white around it. He has a large chin with a short and strait nose. He has a long and narrow face, as if he were a suspicious individual. His individual's chin is slightly prominent, and his upper lip is slightly longer than his lower lip. He has bushy dark eyebrows. The individual has full lips and a straight nose. His forehead is large, and his eyebrows are bushy and black. He has a large, prominent chin, a narrow and long face, thin eyebrows, and a prominent nose. The individual has a thin face, with a prominent chin, thin lips, and thin eyebrows with a long and pointed nose.

The woman sees that the man is looking at a rectangular device, just like her own. He also seems to be studying the images on the rectangle. The man sees the world through a rectangular window. She is looking at the same world as him, through a rectangular window.

The man's eyes look at the rectangle, and then at the witch. The witch sees the whole world from that rectangular window. The man sees the world through the rectangle and the window, while the witch sees the world through a window, same as the man. They then notice each other.

The woman shouts, "It's me," to the man, across the way.

The man shouts back, "It's you."

The man turns around and runs away, disappearing into thin air.

The witch runs after him and tries to grab him, but she cannot grab him. The man disappears and she doesn't understand how it happened. She is in her own world, trying to grab her fellow witch as she is running away from her.

"It's magic," the witch says to herself.


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