The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

Ms. Gray asked impatiently.

Where is the crown?

Chapter 167 Flitwick and Ravenclaw

"Come to the house."

Faced with an excited Ms. Gray, Scott gave her the answer directly.

"Come out of the house!"

Ms. Gray's voice was unusually sharp at that moment.

"How could that be! It's right there?"

"We'll find out if it's true or not once we go and see."

Scott stood up, clipped the pen to his breast pocket, and rolled up the parchment.

"Yes, we have to go check it out!"

Ms. Gray immediately turned and floated through the crowd toward the door of the common room.

"Get out of the way!" she commanded the students. "Get Scott over here!"

The students obediently made way, and Scott quickly ran through the gap they had created.

"Hey! Scott!"

The Ravenclaws were now incredibly curious.

"Have you really found the crown?"

Someone asked loudly in disbelief.

"Can we go take a look too?"

They followed Scott without hesitation.

"I do not know."

Scott said something, pointing at Ms. Gray.

At this moment, Ms. Gray had already passed through the door of the common room.

Scott quickly pushed open the door and went out.

"Open the passage!"

Lady Grey floated in front of the knight's portrait opposite her and loudly commanded the knight in the painting.

The knight in the painting shook his head. "Oh, I only obey Philius now. If it were you, you could just pass right through, Lady Grey."

“I want to exercise the rights that belong to Helena Ravenclaw!” Ms. Grey said impatiently.

The knight in the painting immediately changed his expression.

"Oh, Helena, you've come to your senses?"

He smiled gently.

"Of course, if it's Helena, this passage I'm guarding will always be open for you."

As soon as he finished speaking, a door appeared behind the portrait and opened.

“Go inside,” Ms. Gray said to Scott, turning back. “Go this way.”

Scott nodded and walked into the passage first.

"Don't follow us!"

He heard Ms. Gray speaking to the other students.

"close the door!"

She then commanded the knight in the painting.

Then, Scott heard the students' groans and the sound of doors slamming shut.

Ms. Gray floated quickly, passing by Scott and reaching the other end of the passage.

"Hurry up and keep up!"

She shouted at Scott.

Scott had no choice but to run.

When he reached the other end of the corridor, the door had already opened, and Ms. Grey had entered Professor Flitwick's office.

Is this true?

As Scott entered the office, he heard Professor Flitwick's shrill voice.

He stared at Scott with wide eyes.

"You found the missing crown?"

“Not yet, Professor.” Scott waved the roll of parchment in his hand. “It’s the result of arithmetic divination, and we’re about to verify it.”

"Oh, of course!"

Professor Flitwick was so excited his hands were shaking.

"I'll go with you!"

“We must go to Ms. Ravenclaw’s first,” Scott said to Ms. Gray. “I don’t know how to get into that cluttered room.”

Ms. Gray nodded. "Of course, the Come and Go Room is Mother's creation; she will certainly know that."

"Go...go see Ms. Ravenclaw!"

Professor Flitwick's already shrill voice was now distorted with excitement.

“I heard Albus mention that he had spoken with Lady Ravenclaw, but even he couldn’t reach her on his own!”

"Come on! Follow me!"

Ms. Gray, who was already impatient, had turned and walked through the door of Professor Flitwick's office.

"Oh, let's go too, Professor."

Scott greeted them and went to open the door.

"Oh! Of course!"

Professor Flitwick rushed over.

By this time, Ms. Grey had vanished without a trace.

So Scott led Professor Flitwick toward the Room of Requirement.

“Oh! Scott! So you’ve already met Ms. Ravenclaw!” Professor Flitwick asked him excitedly.

“Yes, Professor,” Scott said. “Ms. Grey took me there. Her real identity is Helena Ravenclaw, the daughter of the founder of the Institute.”

"Oh!" Professor Flitwick exclaimed again, "I didn't know that!"

“The challenge I had to take to get Medea to break her vow was one that Lady Ravenclaw asked me to do,” Scott said, deciding to be frank.

They soon arrived at the corridor with a tapestry of shabana and trolls hanging on one side.

Ms. Gray was already waiting here.

Scott walked back and forth three times, and the familiar door immediately appeared on the blank wall opposite the tapestry.

"Is this the place?" Professor Flitwick asked in surprise. "There's actually a secret room like this here?"

"This is the coming and going room."

Ms. Gray proudly introduced this great Ravenclaw work, eliciting exclamations of amazement from Professor Flitwick.

Scott then stepped forward and pushed open the door.

"Oh, we meet again, Scott!"

In the painting, Helena sees Scott and immediately greets him happily.

It's so nice to see you!

"It's also a pleasure to meet you, Helena."

Scott said with a smile.

Helena!

Ms. Gray flew in.

"Open the door! I need to see my mother!"

"You always order me around like that, Helena!"

Helena in the painting says unhappily.

"We've found the crown!"

Ms. Gray emphasized loudly.

"So what?" Helena in the painting quickly rolled her eyes. "You're the one who lost it in the first place."

"you!"

Ms. Gray was so angry that her hair flew wildly again.

"Okay, okay, I'll open the door now."

Helena in the painting seems somewhat frightened by her appearance and immediately opens the door hidden behind a landscape painting.

Ms. Gray immediately flew inside the door.

“Ms. Ravenclaw is inside.”

Scott whispered something to Professor Flitwick, and the two of them walked through the door together.

At this moment, Ms. Grey is excitedly telling the Ravenclaw in the painting the results of Scott's arithmetic divination.

Scott and Professor Flitwick did not disturb them, and stood quietly to one side.