Hogwarts: This holy light is righteously evil

"The only thing worth noting is—"

The male prefect escorted them to the dormitory entrance.

"Remember those spiral staircases we came up from?"

Marcos nodded.

"Never go up the stairs in the girls' dormitory. They're enchanted. If you go up there, oil will start seeping out of the stairs, and you'll fall right down."

Marcus immediately shook his head: "Please rest assured, we would never trespass into the girls' dormitory."

The male class leader smiled, then turned and left.

Puni, on the other hand, looked around.

Surprisingly, although Ravenclaw's lounge and dormitories are located in a tower, the tower itself is quite spacious—it can accommodate many of the dormitories at the top, and there are even spiral staircases connecting the dormitories.

Just from what Puni just saw, there were four.

"This kind of structure is quite in line with Ravenclaw's characteristics."

According to Puni's own understanding, Ravenclaw does not actually only admit students with high intelligence.

In fact, there are quite a few poor students in Ravenclaw. To say that all Ravenclaw students must be intelligent is a complete stereotype.

—After all, there are very few people in the entire college who have all O's in all subjects.

Ravenclaw students are generally more self-consistent in their behavior and thinking. Even if they don't like studying, they can accept the consequences of poor academic performance—such as being seen as unsuccessful by others.

At the same time, they will definitely have their own talents in some area, and they will devote all their energy to things that interest them.

Everyone can be busy with their own things, and a hundred flowers can bloom.

This is perhaps one of the reasons why the Ravenclaw dormitories are not connected, but rather stand alone at high places.

Puni and Marcos exchanged a glance, and then went into the dormitory.

There's even a step inside the dormitory.

The apartment has a loft-like layout, with two floors, but the lower floor has three four-poster brass beds and wardrobes, while the upper floor only has one bed.

However, there is one set of desks and chairs for each person, for a total of four sets.

"We'll be roommates from now on!" Marcos grinned sheepishly, then glanced up at the upstairs, "But who's going to live upstairs?"

Puni waved his hand: "Let me stay."

No one else objected, and the beds were quickly assigned to each person.

Their luggage was already placed against the wall on the first floor.

Puni pulled out his wand and carried his luggage upstairs. The clothes inside flew away and were then neatly arranged, while some books and small items landed peacefully on the desk.

He didn't have to exert any effort at all.

Magic will solve everything.

"Oh! I really envy you being able to use magic to tidy up these things. I've begged my dad to teach me some magic, but he can't teach me anything!"

Marcos stood to the side, huffing and puffing as he fiddled with his enormous suitcase, then wiped the sweat from his brow and sighed.

"Don't worry, the Levitation Charm is simple, you'll learn it soon." Puni patted his shoulder, but didn't offer to help his roommates pack their luggage.

—Who knows if these kids have any weird stuff in their luggage that they don't want anyone to know about.

"The school has already prepared bedding for us," Marcos said, yawning as he finished tidying up.

Puni nodded and looked around.

The interior space is actually quite spacious, with blue as the main color, which looks refreshing, but it is still a bit monotonous. I can add some small decorations myself in the future.

In addition, their beds were all made up, and the bedding even smelled wonderful, as if it had been exposed to the sun.

"I'm going to wash up," Puni said.

He's not tired yet, so he might as well walk around Hogwarts a bit more and unlock more maps along the way.

"Okay, I'll come over after I finish packing these things." Marcos nodded.

"Did you hear any cheers?" Eddie Camitcher tilted his head.

"I heard it too! I thought it was just my imagination." Roger Davis stopped what he was doing and looked at the group.

Puni smiled and looked out at the night view: "There aren't many towers at Hogwarts. Besides our dormitories, Gryffindor's dormitories are also in a tower—I think they're next door."

Upon hearing this, Marcos quickly threw what he was holding onto the bed and then climbed to the window.

"It really is! It's the Gryffindor students shouting!"

Puni shrugged: "The soundproofing in the dorm is pretty good. Once you guys are asleep, you shouldn't be able to hear those cheers anymore."

He turned and walked out of the dormitory, and then went to the common room.

There are quite a few people.

Every seat was occupied.

However, they didn't make a fuss at all; instead, they were almost all engrossed in reading a book.

Of course, some people were doing their own thing or playing games, but they were all very quiet and did not disturb the students around them who were reading.

"It's a really nice atmosphere."

This is perfect for him.

Even in the middle of the night, some people will be reading books—so they won't seem like strange people who spend the whole night reading.

Puni slowed his pace and walked around the lounge.

He even saw several students playing a game of Go, with a chessboard in hand.

Puni found it very interesting—it was quite a strange feeling to watch his classmates play the game he had created.

Puni couldn't help but walk over to these people and watch.

"Huh? What kind of lineup is this?"

Puni saw that someone had already leveled up to level 10, but ended up with a bunch of Pu Rongrong, creating a Pu Rongrong family bond, and nothing else.

Then look at this person's health.

Yes, it really is at the bottom.

It's highly likely that Lao Ba will be eliminated.

"Strange, why isn't anyone activating the Mysterious Man's single-target bond? He's clearly very strong."

The Mysterious Man is a five-cost card he set up. After being put on the field, he can also activate a Mysterious Man synergy, which allows him to randomly cast three Unforgivable Curses when releasing his skill.

"Such a powerful single-target card, how come nobody plays it? After reaching three stars, it can fill the entire field with Killing Curses!"

Puni shook his head—these people are really bad at the game; they don't know how to play at all.

"Whoosh!"

Puni heard some noises outside the window, looked up, and saw a ghost wandering aimlessly.

It looks familiar.

Puni couldn't help but walk over.

There happened to be a senior student standing by the window, holding a book. He must have no seats available, so he was standing there to enjoy the view outside while reading.

"Senior, how did this ghost get here?"

The senior student turned around and smiled kindly: "Lesterrange, right? One of this year's freshmen."

Puni nodded.

"This is Ms. Grey, and as for why she's wandering around here—well, because she's a Ravenclaw ghost."