I swung a sword at Hogwarts

The visual shock it brings is far less than the shock that comes with Hagrid.

Only Professor McGonagall, the witch who led the overall defense battle, can be compared with Hagrid.

As for Snape...

He ranks in the top two on the most hated list.

Because Filch's stunning kick made him more visible, he successfully withdrew from the competition for the top two.

That left Snape and Malfoy to continue the competition.

Care of Magical Zoology.

There was still only John in the seventh grade.

Who made it so that basically no one chose this last year?

"Grawp loves your toys, John."

Hagrid patted his belly and said, "Thanks for the toys you sent over the holidays. It's just that Basil beat the owls in the Owlery again."

Looking up at the sky and confirming that Basil was gone, Hagrid whispered, "I think Basil may need a partner. You know, he's a little..."

Hagrid spoke carefully. Last time he said something bad about Basil to his face, he had to be careful every time he went out, as an owl might fly over and pull out his beard at any time.

This owl is too bossy.

Professor Rubeus Hagrid, a famous magical zoologist, speculated that it might be because he had no partner.

It is commonly said that being single for too long requires the harmony of yin and yang.

In response, John silently turned his head and looked at a tree.

Hagrid looked in surprise and saw a pair of large eyes staring at him through the gaps between the leaves.

"Oh no," cried Hagrid miserably. "It's there."

Touching his beard with heartache, Hagrid thought it would be best if he didn't go out for the next half month.

John said speechlessly: "Don't worry too much, maybe some snacks can make it spare you."

"Nonsense," Hagrid said depressedly, "I gave it to it last time, and it still didn't let me go?"

"What do you give it?"

"mink."

John: "..." Do you think Basil is Buckbeak?

Hagrid, who was hated by the enemy, was worried and anxious, and finally met with the murderer during his fifth grade class.

According to the students that day, Hagrid was chased from the Forbidden Forest to the Black Lake, and a large piece of his beard was pulled out.

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Chapter 572: Lady Grey, Ravenclaw

The four houses of Hogwarts, apart from their respective colors, are most symbolically represented by the ghosts of the four houses.

Such as the Bloody Baron from Slytherin.

Nearly Headless Nick from Gryffindor.

The Fat Friar of Hufflepuff.

Grey Lady of Ravenclaw.

These ghosts have been present at Hogwarts for hundreds of years.

In addition, an even older ghost is Professor Binns, professor of History of Magic.

John, who has completed all thirteen courses, has the freedom to study any subject.

He went to History of Magic, a course that many people chose even though it was boring.

This is also the only course that does not require much magic. As long as you have enough memory, you can get a certificate here.

So this is a very popular course.

John's arrival was also surprising, after all, he never appeared here.

After class, John found Professor Binns.

The ancient wizard was so focused on teaching that he even forgot about his own death.

In fact, John was quite curious whether Hogwarts would pay ghosts.

In terms of qualifications, the only people who can be higher than Professor Binns are probably the Big Four.

"Professor Binns." John found Professor Binns and asked, "I want to ask about Rowena Ravenclaw and Helga Hufflepuff."

"Ah, Wick."

When Professor Binns saw John, he still spoke in that panting, drawling tone.

At the same time, John is one of the few people whose names he can remember during his coaching career.

Even Hermione's name, he would get wrong.

Because his mind is recording history, and John will be recorded in history.

"Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, what do you want to know?"

John asked, "Among the four founders, Slytherin and Gryffindor both left behind the Chamber of Secrets. I want to know if the other two did the same thing?"

"I'm sorry, Wick, I don't know about the secret chamber of these two founders." Professor Binns said, "But Ravenclaw is a smart lady. She once said that knowledge should not be eliminated. She will secretly hide some special knowledge."

Professor Binns shook his head, "As for where it is hidden, no one knows."

"With her intelligence, she can make it impossible for anyone to find her if she wants to."

John laughed and said, "But then the knowledge left behind will be useless."

"That makes sense." Professor Binns nodded.

The inheritance needs someone to find it.

The inheritance left by the four giants corresponds to the attributes that each of them values.

Gryffindor values ​​brave and adventurous wizards, so he hid the Chamber of Secrets in the Room of Requirement. Only wizards who like adventure can find that room.

Slytherin pays attention to ambition and blood, so his secret room can only be opened by Parseltongue.

Ravenclaw values ​​wisdom, and her chamber of secrets should be related to wisdom.

John stroked his chin, wondering where the secret room would be.

Professor Binns said to himself, "Hufflepuff is equally clever, but I don't think she will stay in the Chamber of Secrets."

"Because she treats all students equally and maintains love for all students."

Compared to the distinct personalities of the first three, Hufflepuff seems mediocre.

But such people are the most respected.

Even Professor Binns felt that she would not leave a secret room to hide anything. She was the most generous and kind person he had ever met.

Hufflepuffs are all about Hogwarts.

John smiled bitterly when he heard this. There was no clue about Hufflepuff at all.

It seems that I have to look for Ravenclaw's Chamber of Secrets first.

Bidding farewell to Professor Binns, John headed to Ravenclaw Tower.

Like Gryffindor, Ravenclaw resides in the Tower.

"John." Luna's voice rang out.

John stopped and saw Luna wearing the three exaggerated large shells.

Next to her, a Scimitar-Horned Snorlax, as big as a great hound Fang, was tying a bunch of dragon fruit on its horn.

“It’s amazing how fast it’s grown.”

John stopped and smiled, "You didn't go to class, Luna?"

Luna seemed to come out of a trance. She said, "I don't have classes in the morning. What are you looking for?"

She is already in sixth grade and has a lot of free time after the curriculum was reorganized.

She fought in the Battle of Hogwarts, in which Luna was barely injured.

The amulets John gave her were also made in Luna's style, so she almost always carried them with her.

"Your intuition is always accurate." Before John even said what he was doing, Luna guessed that he was looking for something. He couldn't help but sigh, "You always know what I'm thinking."

Luna tilted her head, "Thanks for the compliment."

John smiled and raised his hand, but when he thought that Luna was no longer the little girl she used to be, he stopped himself from touching her head.

He said, "I'm looking for Ms. Grey from Ravenclaw, if you know where she is."

"She likes to read in the library." Luna's voice was as ethereal as singing, "In the common room."

"Well, it looks like I need you to take me there."

John made way for Luna, bowed and said jokingly, "Ms. Lovegood."

Luna raised her head happily and strode forward.

...

Ravenclaw Tower.

The method of entering the lounge is different for each hospital.

The Ravenclaw one was a door with a bronze knocker in the shape of an eagle.

This was actually John's first time here.

Ravenclaw's method of admission is the most unique among the four houses, perhaps because Ravenclaw likes smart people.

To get in, you need to answer the bronze door knocker's questions, and only if it feels reasonable can you enter.

John was eager to try and said, "Let me try."

Seeing this, Luna took a step back, and John leaned forward.

Seeing someone coming, the bronze door knocker started speaking.

"Which came first, the Phoenix or the fire?"

Phoenix and fire?

He recalled the books he had read, and it seemed that the answer between the two was not mentioned.

John's expression froze, and he coughed twice, "Any other questions?"

“What is the essence of human beings?”

“How do you prove that the world wasn’t created in five minutes?”

"When you throw a Galleon, is it more likely to land up or down?"

"What were you thinking about before you were born?"

"..."

John remained silent and took a step back.

He began to believe in the Sorting Hat. There was no standard answer to these questions.

What is the nature of human beings?

Is it a repeater?

It has to make sense to the bronze door knocker.

"Luna, I don't think I'm suitable for Ravenclaw." John felt a little sad.

But Luna said, "You are just obsessed with the real answer, John."

John was stunned.