Hogwarts: This holy light is righteously evil

Thinking of this, he stopped joking, gently turned the brass handle, and pushed open the magnificent door.

The door slowly opened, and a gust of old wind blew out. Puni stepped in first, then gestured for the twins to follow.

The Weasley twins exchanged a curious glance and quickly followed him inside. But as soon as they stepped into the room, they froze, their eyes widening in disbelief.

The scene inside the room far exceeded their expectations.

The space here is astonishingly large, far exceeding the visual range of the outside corridor. The overall layout presents a layout similar to a miniature city, and the spaciousness is comparable to Hogwarts Cathedral, with towering walls reaching the top and the end invisible.

The walls were not made of bricks and stones, but were made of thousands of items. These items were all kinds of things that students from all over the years had secretly hidden here, including tattered textbooks, broken wands, abandoned magical tools, and all sorts of strange and wonderful trinkets. They were piled up layer upon layer, like a mountain, and could not be seen at all.

Puni slowly came to his senses, his gaze sweeping around the room, becoming more and more amazed as he looked.

He even saw a complete set of tables and chairs and a simple bed in a corner not far away. There were several yellowed notebooks on the table and chairs, and the bed was covered with worn-out bedding, as if someone had lived there for a long time.

He couldn't help but think to himself, "Did some students treat this 'Yes Room' like their own home before? They even furnished it with a full set of living utensils."

On the other side, the Weasley twins finally snapped out of their daze, their shock instantly replaced by ecstasy, and they were so excited they were almost going crazy.

They couldn't help but cheer, skipping and jumping around the room as they touched the piles of items: "My God! This place is amazing! So many things, so many of which we've never seen before!"

"No wonder Puni insisted on finding this place; it turns out there are so many treasures hidden here!" George picked up a strangely shaped metal box and shook it gently. "What is this thing? It looks very special."

Fred ran to a pile of old wands, carefully picked one up, and tried waving it. Although there was no magical reaction, he still grinned from ear to ear: "Even if these wands can't be used, they're still fun to collect! We'll never have to worry about not having fun things to do again."

Seeing the two of them so excited they forgot themselves, Puni quickly reminded them, becoming serious: "You two slow down, don't run around, and don't touch anything here. This place is piled with the belongings of students from all over the world, and no one knows if there are any dark magic items hidden inside. If you accidentally touch something, it could easily be dangerous."

"Okay, okay!" The twins waved without turning their heads, ignoring Puni's reminder.

Puni wanted to give a few more instructions, but as soon as he finished speaking, he saw that the twins had already disappeared without a trace, their figures vanishing behind the mountain of items, leaving only a few indistinct words. He listened carefully for a long time, but still couldn't make out what they said in the second half of their sentence.

Helpless, Puni could only shake his head and ignore the two overly excited twins.

He took a deep breath, suppressing his curiosity. Now that he had successfully entered the Room of Requirement, he couldn't waste any time; he had to find his goal as soon as possible.

He slowly closed his eyes, and the image of the relic that carried Ravenclaw's wisdom and power appeared in his mind. He gathered a wisp of divine power at his fingertips and used it to sense the magical fluctuations around him.

His purpose in coming here was not these messy relics, but the sacred relic belonging to Ravenclaw, hidden in a corner of the Room of Requirement: the Ravenclaw tiara.

A moment later, Puni opened his eyes.

He could vaguely sense that the aura of the crown was hidden deep within this room.

He straightened his clothes, took a step, and walked deeper into the room, keeping an eye out for any dark magic items around him, while also focusing on sensing the crown's aura.

As Puni strolled slowly through the Room of Requirement, his gaze swept over the mountains of items piled up around him, and he couldn't help but feel a sense of感慨 (gǎnkǎi, a feeling of deep emotion or reflection).

This room, filled with countless items, is not only overwhelmingly large, but also feels like an abandoned magical treasure trove with no end in sight.

He stopped, raised his hand to touch his chin, and began to ponder.

Perhaps it is because there are too many items piled up that the room appears so empty?

Since the founding of Hogwarts, so many years have passed, and countless students have accidentally discovered its secrets, secretly hiding things they wanted to conceal. These included forbidden items they didn't want teachers to find, private items they didn't want classmates to see, and various old things they no longer needed but couldn't bear to throw away.

Even so, the number of items in front of him far exceeded his expectations; it was ridiculously large.

Puni couldn't help but mutter under his breath, "With so many things, finding Ravenclaw's crown is like finding a needle in a haystack. Looks like we're in for a busy day."

He complained, but his steps didn't stop. His eyes continued to search carefully among the messy items, not letting go of any corner. This wasn't just talk; it was his truest feeling at the moment. In such a large room with such a chaotic mess, finding a small crown was incredibly difficult.

He bent down and rummaged through the piled-up boxes, brushing the dust off the items with his hand. His eyes were fixed on the exquisitely crafted props that looked like treasures, especially the crown-like items, which he paid particular attention to.

Ravenclaw's crown has a unique design and may be hidden in some secluded corner, or it may be placed in a prominent place, just covered by other objects.

Unlike Penny's focused seriousness, the Weasley twins, who had entered the Room of Requirement together, had completely let loose and were having a great time in the huge room.

Joyful shouts and laughter echoed from all directions.

"Wow! This is so much fun!"

"Hahaha! This place is simply paradise!"

Hearing the sound, Puni looked up and saw two figures fly quickly overhead, creating a gust of wind. He couldn't even see what they were holding; he only felt something flash by.

The next second, George and Fred flew back again, hovering not far above Puni's head, their faces full of excited smiles.