Journey to the Wizarding World of Hogwarts

"Do you think... it would be better for us to run away, or wait until those Silent People show up and then hand them over." Robert stared at a certain savior expressionlessly, but he was asking Hermione next to him.

Hermione looked like she had a headache and didn't know what to say.

Harry and Ginny both looked panicked.

This is not difficult to understand.

After all, before they entered this room, this room called the Prophecy Hall, it could still be called the "Glass Bead Art Exhibition Hall", but after the two of them entered, this place could only be called "Glass Slag Performance Art" Pavilion".

Robert simply couldn't imagine how these two guys were able to do what they saw in front of them. They were able to smash all the glass balls in the room without knocking down a single shelf.

What a talent!

Is this a new type of performing art?

"Did you use a move similar to the 'Tornado Charge' to sweep away all the glass balls?" Robert endured it several times, but finally couldn't hold it back and complained, "This is really a big deal! "

Harry and Ginny both lowered their heads in shame.

"I just took a glass ball..." Harry defended in a low voice, "because it had my name written on it."

Robert's head hurts. I wrote your name and you went to get it?

What if it was some kind of liquid bomb or something like that, would we all have to die along with it?

Do you know why the children in those express bombs died first?

It’s not because of excessive curiosity!

He wanted to scold this guy, but he didn't know where to start. Curiosity is always the source of human progress. There was nothing wrong with Harry being curious about those prophecy beads. He just didn't expect that such a big thing would happen later. chain reaction.

Hermione quickly comforted, "Let's clean up this place quickly! We'll talk about the rest later. There should be other employees here, right? If they find out, we'll be doomed!"

Will the famous Silent Man not notice that someone has entered the Department of Mysteries?

Don't be ridiculous, they must have discovered the intruder immediately, but they just didn't stop him for some unknown reason.

Robert sighed, well, since these people have been here for so long and the Silent Man has not come forward, it seems that he is not prepared to hold them accountable.

"Use the Restoration Charm!" Hermione pulled out her wand, "Repair it as before!"

However, nothing happened.

Hermione tilted her head, "Is it because the magic power is not enough?" So, she increased the magic power output. Although there was no change, it seemed that the fragments in front of her moved slightly.

The academic girl immediately realized that it was not a problem with magic power, but something that prevented the glass beads from restoring.

"Speaking of which, if you break the prophecy ball, you can see the prophecy inside." Robert showed a curious expression, "What did you see?"

Ginny and Harry looked at each other, their eyes falling on the round, smooth glass bead in Harry's hand.

"???" Robert was shocked, "Are you still hiding a glass bead to look at secretly when you get back?"

Harry touched his nose awkwardly, "Since there are so many glass shards here, they won't notice that a glass bead is missing."

"They will find it." Robert rolled his eyes. "This is the territory of the Silent People. I don't believe those guys don't have the means to track down this glass bead. Either you break it now or put it back."

"But this is my thing!" Harry was a little excited. "It has my name on it!"

Robert looked at him with an incomprehensible look, "Oh, what next?"

Harry's eyes widened, "Since it's my thing, it's only natural to take it away, right? They must have taken it away without me knowing, and they might even have cast a confusion spell on me." "

"...It's a very good idea." Robert shrugged, "But I really don't recommend you take it away."

As if he didn't hear his suggestion, Harry hurriedly stuffed the glass beads into his arms without even thinking about giving Robert a look. His movements were so skillful that Robert wanted to punch him twice.

Ginny quickly changed the subject, "Robert, is there any way you can restore this place to its original state?"

Robert looked at the glass beads on the ground in confusion, "These are just ordinary glass beads. If you go by what you said, maybe they are all here." As he said, he looked at the one in Harry's arms. The glass bead became interested, "Maybe the one you have is just an ordinary glass bead."

Harry shook his head subconsciously, determined not to hand over the prophecy bead in his arms.

This made Robert subconsciously wonder if this guy was possessed by Voldemort. It seemed that only Voldemort would be interested in this prophecy, right?

Of course, if Robert could know that Harry felt that he was summoned by this bead, he might give him a dozen blank stares.

Your hunch is never correct.

However, as a veteran prankster who had cleaned up countless battlefields, Robert finally restored the Prophecy Hall to its original state.

In fact, no glass beads were broken at all. The silent people obviously made a joke with the children. What just happened here was just some phantoms. After Robert found the correct cracking method, the clean and tidy glass bead display cabinets were restored. as is.

Harry was startled and quickly touched his arms. As expected, the glass bead disappeared. He ran back to the cabinets with a panic look on his face. Ginny screamed and wanted him to come back.

Harry ignored it and ran towards the 97th row of cabinets, following his previous feeling.

That's where his glass bead was taken from.

However, when he came to the row of cabinets, he froze in place. There, at some point, a wizard stood there.

Ginny followed him and complained, "Why did you stop? Go in." Then, she also saw the wizard.

Both of them looked a little at a loss. After all, this was the Department of Mysteries, and it seemed a little wrong to come in without permission.

Fortunately, Harry reacted quickly and asked, "Sir, are you here to find your things too?"

There was no response.

Harry and Ginny looked at each other, and Harry said cautiously, "Well, there is something of mine on the cabinet behind you. Can I borrow it?"

As if he finally heard Harry's voice, the other person turned around, and Harry realized that the other person was wearing a black mask, which looked a bit scary, like a wolf.

"Thank you." Harry gritted his teeth and tried to pass by the other party, but found that he couldn't get past him unless he pushed the cabinets further.

He raised his head innocently and looked at the masked man, "Sir? Could you please?"