The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

"Overnight?" Andy was shocked, with disbelief written all over his face.

But if you think about it carefully, this is the magical world, and no matter what happens, it doesn't seem to be worth making a fuss about.

Like the Muggle world, the wizarding world also has countless legends and stories. Hogwarts, a thousand-year-old castle, contains countless secrets.

But to find them, you first have to figure out which stories are true and which are false.

The Ravenclaw common room does have a library, which was left behind by Rowena Ravenclaw.

However, there are not many books on magic in the library of Ravenclaw Academy. There are more books on cultural monuments, legends and stories for entertainment.

After all, Rowena Ravenclaw is one of the four founders of Hogwarts, so she cannot be too biased towards Ravenclaw House.

So Andy has never been interested in those books.

But someone actually read all the books in the library in one night, which is different.

Andy took the book Hermione brought and looked through it carefully.

There is not much introduction in the book, just a few words, roughly telling the story of the lucky man who read all the books in one night.

More, there are speculations about Ravenclaw himself.

For example:

What did Rowena Ravenclaw leave behind?

What kind of magic is this?

Are there any secrets hidden in the Ravenclaw library?

Did Rowena Ravenclaw want to find a successor this way?

This book is conclusive. It also mentions that Salazar Slytherin left a secret room in Hogwarts and tried to use the monsters in the secret room to eliminate people in the castle who were not worthy of learning magic.

The secret room was opened fifty years ago.

A student at Hogwarts died as a result, and the previous principal, Armando Dippet, resigned as a result.

It can be inferred from this that Rowena Ravenclaw left the library obviously not without purpose.

Not only that, the author of this book also speculates that the four founders of Hogwarts left something in the castle, waiting for future generations to find it.

"Andy, do you think this is true?"

Hermione said with excitement: "I have read about this in two books, including the Chamber of Secrets left by Slytherin, and there are also many books that have mentioned this."

"How do I know?" Andy said as he flipped through the back pages of the book and then closed the book with a bored look on his face.

Can't stand it.

"But we can go to the library tonight."

Andy suggested: "The library is in the lounge. This isn't considered a night out, right?"

Hermione nodded.

A flash of excitement flashed in the little witch's eyes, and the adventure factor in her bones seemed to have awakened.

…

At night.

The Ravenclaw common room was empty.

Andy walked out of the boys' dormitory in his pajamas, sat on the sofa and waited for a while, when he saw the little witch, fully armed, sneaking open the door of the girls' dormitory.

The little witch revealed her head and was relieved when she saw that Andy was the only one in the lounge.

"...are you going to be a thief?"

Andy looked amused and said, "You look like this. Anyone who sees you will know that you have done nothing good."

Hermione glanced at Andy.

Andy was wearing pajamas and slippers. He was sitting casually on the sofa. His wand was in the pocket of his pajamas, with only half of it exposed.

Look at yourself again...

Wearing a wizard's robe, a wizard's hat, and a scarf around his face, only the bridge of his nose and eyes were exposed.

At first glance, it does look like a thief!

"Hmph! That's what I call being fully prepared."

Hermione said harshly: "If you encounter danger later, you can't run away from me wearing slippers."

Andy: "..."

Is this what Ravenclaw is like?

"Let's go!"

Andy stood up, pushed open the library door, and walked in first.

"Show your secret!"

Andy took out his wand and pointed around, but found nothing.

Hermione seemed to still be holding a grudge, and the little witch said with disdain: "This is the magic left by Ms. Ravenclaw. How can you, a first-year wizard, break it?"

"Whether you can break it or not, you have to give it a try." Andy smiled and took back his wand.

"snort!"

Hermione raised her chin proudly, "Ravenclaw symbolizes knowledge and wisdom. Rowena Ravenclaw said a very famous motto: Extraordinary wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind."

"If you ask me, the key to deciphering the secrets here is to read books!"

Hermione looked confident.

"Extraordinary wisdom is mankind's greatest wealth?"

Andy looked thoughtful, "Maybe Ms. Ravenclaw herself doesn't agree with this sentence."

"What do you mean?" Hermione looked confused.

"Why do you say that!?"

A voice suddenly came, and Andy quickly pulled out his wand, "Who?"

A silver-white ghost passed through the wall. She was tall and beautiful, but she looked a little arrogant.

"Ms. Grey?"

Andy raised his eyebrows and put the wand back into his pajamas pocket, "Sorry, we disturbed you."

"I'm asking you a question! Why do you say that Ms. Ravenclaw doesn't agree with that sentence?" Ms. Gray was a little reluctant.

Andy rubbed his nose, "I have heard some stories about Ms. Ravenclaw and her daughter. I think that if she could exchange her wisdom for her daughter, she would definitely be willing."

"willing…"

Ms. Gray seemed to be hit hard. She was at a loss for a while, and she was stunned for a long time. Then she glared at Andy and screamed: "What do you know!?"

After saying that, Ms. Gray disappeared through the wall without looking back.

"Um...did I say something wrong?" Andy looked at Hermione in confusion.

Isn't the tone of "Harry Potter" about love and friendship?

If Dumbledore hears my words, he will definitely think that I am a good student who is rare in a century.

Why did Ms. Gray get nothing but a sharp roar?

"Maybe...she admires Ms. Ravenclaw?" Hermione guessed.

"I also admire Lady Ravenclaw, right?"

Andy refused: "I also said that Ms. Ravenclaw is the most powerful of the four founders."

He was not beaten to death, so he is the most powerful?

Hermione looked at Andy and wondered if she should just beat him to death. Anyway, no one would know in the dead of night.

"By the way, where did I just say?"

Andy recalled for a moment, "Oh, I remembered... If you could find the secret by reading a book, the secret left by Ms. Ravenclaw would have been cracked long ago."

"I guess what Ms. Ravenclaw longed for most at the last moment of her life must be to see her daughter for the last time."