Hogwarts: This holy light is righteously evil

George shouted to Puni, "Puni, stop looking and come play with us! Look how big this room is, spacious and flat, it's perfect for Quidditch practice, even more comfortable than the pitch!"

Puni looked up at them and realized that both of them were riding on old brooms. The brooms looked a bit old-fashioned and not the latest model. The workmanship was also relatively simple, but they were well maintained and had no obvious damage. They flew very smoothly.

Goodness, they have this too.

Although these brooms are of a relatively primitive design and their performance is certainly not as good as newer products, it is quite remarkable that they have been preserved in such good condition.

Perhaps this Room of Requirement itself contains special magic that can slow down the decay of the items inside, allowing these brooms, which have been stored for many years, to still be usable.

Puni didn't stop what he was doing. He continued rummaging through the items while occasionally glancing up at the playful twins, a helpless smile on his face.

Just then, his hand accidentally touched a thin paper package. When he opened it, he found several exam papers inside. The handwriting on the exam papers was from the same person, and the papers were somewhat messy. The scores on them were even more shocking. Every subject had the lowest grade, comparable to the lowest grade "Troll" in the magic world. In other words, this person's grades were extremely bad.

Puni picked up the exam paper and looked at the name on it carefully. It was both unfamiliar and familiar. He seemed to have heard it somewhere before, but he couldn't remember where.

However, an image involuntarily surfaced in his mind.

Many years ago, a senior student from Hogwarts, clutching these failing exam papers tightly in his hands, looked flustered and frowned. He paced back and forth in the castle, anxiously wondering where he could hide these exam papers so that they wouldn't be discovered by his teachers and parents.

He was anxious, fearing that if his test paper was found, he would face criticism from his teacher and reprimand from his parents.

Just when he was at his wit's end and about to despair, he accidentally triggered the magic of the Room of Requirement. A hidden door slowly opened in front of him, and inside were all sorts of things that students from previous generations had hidden away.

Kopni couldn't help but laugh out loud when he thought about what would happen next.

He secretly thought to himself that the senior student probably never expected that even after all his efforts to hide the exam paper, he still couldn't escape the parents' questioning.

Why do you need to look at the exam paper to know your grades?

Parents could easily find out their child's true grades by simply writing a letter and having an owl deliver it to the professor. Hiding the exam paper would be futile.

Thinking this, the image of the senior student receiving the yelling message from his mother, his panicked and helpless state, seemed to be right before his eyes, vivid and real. Puni shook his head, gently put the exam paper back in its place, and refocused his attention to continue searching for the Ravenclaw crown.

Although they successfully found the Room of Requirement and no longer had to hide and search throughout the castle as before, the time spent searching for things at night was not reduced in the slightest.

After all, the room was too big and the items inside were too cluttered, so finding even a small crown would still require a lot of time and effort.

However, compared to before, the search is now much easier. They can stay in the Room of Requirement without constantly worrying about being discovered by Filch and Mrs. Lorris, and they don't have to rush through the search during patrols. They can calm down and search carefully, bit by bit.

For the next few days, the Weasley twins accompanied Penny every day as they searched the Room of Requirement together.

But they were different from Puni. Puni had a clear goal and focused on finding the Ravenclaw tiara throughout the entire process, while the twins had no clear purpose and were simply wandering through mountains of items with a treasure-hunting mentality.

Every time they found something, they would gather together to examine it, to see what it was, whether it was useful, and whether it could bring them joy.

If they come across a trinkets they like, strange magical items, or interesting old objects, they will secretly put them away and hide them in their pockets, afraid that Puni will find out and tease them.

Watching the two of them secretly hide whatever they found that they liked, looking extremely cautious and afraid of being discovered, Puni shook his head helplessly. Then, he took out a small, exquisite-looking pocket from his backpack and handed it to the twins.

This pocket may look small, but it's been enchanted with a seamless stretch spell. No matter how much you put in it, it won't get bigger or heavier, making it perfect for storing the "treasures" they've found.

George and Fred's eyes lit up instantly when they saw the bag, their faces beaming with surprise. They rushed over, and George exclaimed, "Puni, you're such a good friend!"

Fred nodded in agreement, "That's right, that's right. With this bag, we don't have to sneak around hiding things anymore. Thank you so much!"

Seeing the grateful and overjoyed expressions on their faces, Puni's lips curled into a sly smile. He deliberately put on a stern face and interrupted their thanks: "Don't be in such a hurry to thank me. There's no such thing as a free lunch. This bag isn't just for you."

The twins' smiles froze instantly. They exchanged a glance, and Fred couldn't help but ask, "Puni, what do you mean by that? Does this bag cost money?"

"Of course." Puni nodded, holding up five fingers, and said decisively, "One Galleon, and this pouch with the Seamless Stretch Charm is yours. If you can't come up with one Galleon, then forget it; I won't give it to you for free."

Upon hearing this, the twins' surprise instantly turned into helplessness: "Puni, you're really messing with us! We don't have a Galleon! You know our family's situation."

Fred chimed in, looking miserable, "Yeah, one Galleon is no small sum for us. Can't you give us a discount, or even just give it to us for free?"

Puni chuckled inwardly at their pitiful pleas, but he didn't budge, insisting, "No, not a single penny less. If you want this pouch, you'll have to collect a Galleon. If you don't, you'll have to continue secretly hiding your treasures underground."

As he spoke, he pretended to take the bag back. Seeing this, the twins quickly reached out to stop him and hurriedly discussed how to collect enough Galleons to buy the useful bag.