Hogwarts Shippuden

Otherwise, bananas are still old and proud, no, **** is still old and spicy.

Kyle, who got confused from Dumbledore, quickly figured out several key nodes of the problems he had encountered before.

But that alone was not enough for him to immediately develop a sealing technique that could meet his requirements.

He still needs to make some improvements to the sealing technique, and then continue to test it on the poor savior classmate, in order to determine whether this sealing magic can be useful.

In other words, Harry would have to be a guinea pig at least a few more times.

After answering the question about sealing magic, Dumbledore, who realized that he should still be in a state of anger, pointed to the direction of the door with a black face, signaling Kyle to get out.

Kyle didn't care about Dumbledore who didn't want to see him.

The two old fathers of his family are not alone for a day or two. As long as they are thick-skinned in this kind of thing, the two of them have nothing to do.

Kyle, who was sitting on the sofa, raised Erlang's legs carelessly, as if he didn't consider himself an outsider at all and wanted to sit in the principal's office all day.

He snapped his fingers and motioned for the house-elf to bring him a pot of tea and some sweet treats.

Then, Kyle asked another question he wanted to ask this time.

"Dad, can you help me break this spell?"

Kyle took out a crumpled piece of parchment from his pocket, which, judging by how wrinkled it was, should be several months old.

Although Dumbledore's face was dark, he still reached out and took the parchment from Kyle's hand.

Just one glance, Dumbledore raised his head curiously, "What is this?"

"Dad Gellert said it was an old spell, but it's been months since I showed it to him, and he still doesn't understand what kind of magic it is."

Kyle continued to explain, "This is an old snake accent I heard when I was approaching a stone arch in one of the rooms of the Department of Mysteries, and the translation is this string of spells."

Listening to Kyle's description, Dumbledore gradually frowned.

"Do you remember the original text of that string of snake languages?"

Kyle nodded.

Although he is not a descendant of the Slytherin family, and he has never fused the blood of any snake animal, he does not understand snake language at all.

But if it's just a simple note of the old snake's pronunciation, then it's not too difficult for Kyle.

A series of low hoarse, hissing sounds like snakes spitting out snake letters came from Kyle's mouth.

Listening to the hissing sound coming out of Kyle's mouth, Dumbledore's brows furrowed even more. Although he is not an old-fashioned snake, as long as it is a language, he can learn it.

Therefore, Dumbledore naturally understands the meaning of snake language.

"From the grammatical structure of Old English, it is indeed a spell, but I can't understand its meaning. You may need to ask someone who knows this."

"Who? Nicole Lemay? But isn't he French?"

Dumbledore shook his head mysteriously, "No, as you just said, Lemay doesn't understand old Anglo-Saxon either."

He raised a finger. "There are very few people in the world who know Old English alive, so you may need to consult those who have died."

Dead person? Isn't that the ghost?

Kyle pouted, his father couldn't explain it clearly, he had to turn a few corners with him to tell him the answer.

"I know who you're talking about, I'll go find her now."

Dead Ghost, Old English, very knowledgeable.

In addition to Ravenclaw's ghost Lady Gray, who is also the daughter of the famous Rowena Ravenclaw, Helena Ravenclaw, who else can these conditions be said?

Kyle, who had left Dumbledore's office, wandered around on the eighth floor of the castle, but couldn't find Ms. Gray.

Instead, he met a member of their Akatsuki organization, and is now the only member of Ravenclaw Academy in Akatsuki's organization.

"Zhang Qiu, have you seen Ms. Gray?"

After getting the answer from Zhang Qiu, Kyle walked straight to the direction of the Ravenclaw Tower.

Kyle stopped in front of an old, bare door with only an eagle-shaped bronze door knocker.

He reached out and knocked on the door panel, and before the knocker could ask a question, Kyle threw a Confusion Charm at the door knocker, and the door panel opened automatically.

The common room of each house has its own way of entering, and the way to enter the common room of Gryffindor and Slytherin is very innovative, that is, reading the password.

Less innovative, though, is Hufflepuff.

At the very least, the passwords of the Lions and Snakes will be changed every now and then, and the way to enter the common room of Hufflepuff has never changed in more than a thousand years.

As for the common room of Ravenclaw, it has the style of their college that advocates knowledge.

If you want to enter the lounge of Yingyuan, you must answer the question posed by the bronze door knocker. If you can't answer it, you can only wait outside the door for other people who can answer the question to help open the door.

This is very Xueba Academy style.

Of course, this was before.

Since Kyle came to Hogwarts, following the Sorting Hat who presided over the Sorting Ceremony, the bronze knocker at the entrance of the Ravenclaw common room has not been able to escape from the little devil's poisonous hands.

After the Sorting Hat learned ventriloquism and a few rogue musical instruments from the ancient eastern country, it was no different from being insane.

The bronze door knocker at the entrance of the Ravenclaw lounge is even more incredible. When Kyle went to the Ravenclaw Academy to go to the door, he disliked the question raised by this thing was too mentally retarded.

There is just one question bank, and the number of questions in it is only a few hundred questions, and they are all similar to brain teasers.

How can this reflect the superiority of Xueba Academy?

Then Kyle imported the mathematics he learned in his previous life, from the simple mathematics he learned in junior high school to the advanced numbers he learned in the postgraduate entrance examination, into the database of the bronze door knocker without reservation.

Then the Ravenclaw students went crazy, and now they basically want to go back to the common room every day ~www.NovelMTL.com~ only by climbing the wall, or waiting for the upperclassmen to cast the Confusion Charm.

Otherwise, send a lower grade student to knock on the door and work together to answer the question.

The math problems raised by the bronze door knocker will be of different difficulty according to the grades of the students. The math problems faced by first-year students are at most the level of Kyle in the first year of junior high school.

That's also why Kyle didn't want to wait for the bronze knocker to ask his question at all.

Because he is in the fifth grade now, which means that the questions he faces in the future must be at the level of the mathematics questions of the college entrance examination.

As someone who hasn't studied Muggle math in fifteen years, Kyle said that he didn't want to touch these things anymore, and even if he was asked to solve it, he wouldn't.

After the door opened, Kyle was greeted by a large circular room decorated in a more ethereal style than any room he had seen at Hogwarts.

Elegant arched windows open on the walls, hung with blue and bronze silks.

It is now daytime, and through these arched windows, Kyle can see the scenery of the main urban area of ​​Konoha Village surrounding Hogwarts, which is beautiful.

The ceiling is domed and painted with stars, and the dark blue carpet below is also full of stars.

There are tables, chairs, bookshelves in the room, and a tall white marble statue stands in the niche opposite the door. Kyle is no stranger to the person carved by this marble statue.

That was Rowena Ravenclaw, one of the four founders of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

And the person he was looking for, Ravenclaw's daughter, Lady Gray, a slender ghost, floated quietly opposite the marble statue, staring at the stone statue with a slightly sad expression.