At the beginning of November 1991, the glory of the Soviet Union, which was once praised as "great" in the Eastern world, was obviously at a strange road without any light.

The name of the Soviet Union was once the tower standing at the top of the ice and snow peak in the east. When people looked up, they seemed to see that the top of the tower was dragging the sun's trajectory. Now, until the tower was about to collapse, the proud Moscow people discovered that their spines had long been declining, and even the giants had reached the end of their death.

The food rationing system is frantically forcing Moscow citizens, forcing them to face the pain of starvation. Because the food rationing system, the entire Soviet Union was obviously not short of food, but would rather watch tons of milk be stored for too long and frothing.

I would rather watch the flour accumulate in the granary and attract insects to eat.

This is a country that is terminally ill and is already crazy when death is imminent. The citizens are almost hungry, while the Soviet Union's top regime is about to be driven crazy. People hold money in their hands and have a lot of rubles but can't spend it. Soon, only one month will be spent. Moscow citizens will find that they can buy a ruble in a car but can only buy a piece of black and hard bread.

If money is not valuable, it is the biggest stranger in a country.

On the spacious avenue of Moscow, on both sides are red walls stained with blood. The unique upside-down ice cream-like building allows girls walking on the avenue to wait and see. For the Moscows or Russians of this period, they are more thinking about their future paths and how to find more food and supplies in the black market.

They can't understand the beauty of Moscow. Perhaps only simple children will be amazed at the height of the buildings.

The Americans, whom they once looked down upon the most, even sent supplies with the slogan of funding. It seemed that in the eyes of the Americans, the Soviets had become synonymous with beggars and refugees. Except for the Soviet army that made the United States feel pressured and had to set up NATO military forces to fight, the rest of the Americans did not see anything.

"Brother, it's so cold here! When you step on the ground, you're walking on the cold and frozen lake." Ashinsha was wearing a thick brown Russian windbreaker, and she was wearing a pair of purple plain cloth pants, warmly wrapping her legs, while perfectly showing the lines of her legs. They were long and thin legs, and they were wearing plush boots, jumping and walking, like an elf.

Ashinsha's hair was tied into two long golden braids, and her face was clean and flawless, like ice and snow. The gods in the sky carved out a delicate appearance on the clean cheese of the snowflakes.

Ashinsha was angry, but she was wearing a wired wool glove, and she blew the heat from her mouth into the cuffs of the gloves, so that it would warm up for a long time.

"The cold of Moscow once killed two fierce troops. It can be said that Russia's winter changed the world situation twice. In the Muggle world, Napoleon once dominated Europe, but led hundreds of thousands of troops to suffer a great loss in the winter of Russia. Hitler's ** army also had 400,000 retreat in the cold winter of Russia, and this also caused the first marshal in Germany to surrender to the enemy."

Sherlock sighed and continued, "If those two attacks were not because of Russian winter words, it is hard to say what the current world pattern is like."

After Sherlock finished speaking, he took out a pure white bird from his pocket with his long brown windbreaker. It was the shrinking Palos, and Sherlock restored Palos to its original size.

Pyros also woke up from his sleep and looked at his master differently. Because in winter, Camilla was hibernating, she liked to sleep next to the stove in the Slytherin common room throughout the winter. In fact, her body had long been transformed by Sherlock's magic, and could resist the cold. However, due to her habits, she might still like to doze in winter.

Camilla was given to Femiya for help. Even if Femiya didn’t have time, other Slytherin students would take care of Camilla, because Sherlock, the curse prince, had long become a leader in the eyes of the little snakes of Slytherin Academy. This actually had this impact since Sherlock’s first day of enrollment.

Slytherin's badge is a snake, so Camilla, as a golden python that gives magical power and Sherlock's personal pet, was naturally treated as a symbol of the academy by Slytherin's students.

So Camilla treated Slytherin much better than that of Palos, who is also a pet.

This time Sherlock originally planned to bring Camilla with her, but when she thought of Camilla drowsy all day in winter, she would have fun if she accidentally lost it.

And Camilla is a snake after all, and Palos is a bird, and the birds have a very high body temperature. Putting Palosse in her arms is a biological version of the stove.

"Hold you Palos, let's warm it up."

Sherlock handed Palos to Ashinsha. Ashinsha was holding his brother's Haidongqing and couldn't let go, and the bird's body temperature was very high and it was really warm.

As for Palos, although he liked the owner's sister, he still felt strange in the bird's heart, as if he was another kind of heating device in the owner's eyes.

"Where is the grandfather's family?"

Ashinsha looked at her brother. Since she arrived in Moscow, the two of them seemed to be wandering aimlessly on the streets. They came to Moscow to take the international means of transportation for wizards, a means of transportation that could be in the form of the sky. In fact, they looked the same as the planes in the Muggle World, but this thing was much more interesting than the planes in Muggle.

If Sherlock had been to Moscow before, she could bring Ashinsha directly through the Phantom Transformation. Unfortunately, it was the first time for Sherlock to come in Russia. Even Beravev, the family of his grandfather, who was about to visit, was visiting for the first time.

"I don't know exactly where it is? But according to the letter, we only need to find the National Library to find the entrance to Belaveve."

Sherlock answered truthfully.

Ah Xinsha asked curiously, "Is a family hidden in a library?"

Sherlock shook his head, he was not very clear about the situation in the century.

Walking on the street, the wind was howling and rolling a leaflet and rushed over, and Ashinsha picked up the leaflet that was blown by the wind.

It reads "The Soviet Union cannot be as soft as a girl... We are not as fragile as others think... Protect that girl, and hope to understand that it is the readers of the general public who saved her and will undoubtedly die!"

"What does this mean?"

Sherlock: "Who knows?"

Ah Xinsha: "Okay, but brother, I always feel like I have saved my life invisibly."

Sherlock stopped and said, "If anyone dares to hurt my sister, I will let him know the horror side of magic."
Chapter completed!