Hogwarts Melting Ice Journey

Stephen looked at the open door of the secret room and took the snake language notes away. He felt that he might use this kind of thing in the future.

"I think Rowan will like it here." When he walked in, he saw a library that took up a very large space, filled with bookshelves, and the bookshelves were neatly filled with all kinds of books.

"Extraordinary wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind." Stephen looked at the stone tablet erected at the door, which was engraved with Ravenclaw's famous motto. Unlike Slytherin's office, the things here were written in modern English.

"Perhaps there is some magic that can change the display language." Stephen walked into the library, and the door behind him closed. "It seems that I can only find a way out here."

He looked up at the signs on each bookshelf, which said the types of books placed on each bookshelf, but within a few seconds, the English on them changed to Chinese.

Stephen looked at the changed handwriting and probably knew what was going on. "It seems that there is also magic to identify souls, and it is much stronger than the magic on the courtyard hat."

He gradually walked towards the depths of the library from the direction he came in, looking at the signs on each bookshelf in order to find books that he could take away later.

"Well, this is..." Stephen's eyes were attracted by the content on a sign, "Entertainment, interesting."

He walked to the bookshelf, looked at the books on it, and then used the floating spell to take down the one he was most interested in, "Wizard's Chess Production Manual. This book may be useful in future life."

Stephen stuffed the book into the cloth bag, put it with the snake language manual, and continued to wander around the library.

"Dark Magic Research." He walked to the deepest bookshelf, looked at the sign above, and then walked straight in. "Maybe there will be cutting-edge black magic revealed here."

"But to be honest, the sense of bewitchment here is not that strong." He didn't take a few steps before he felt an invisible sense of bewitchment, driving him closer to the depths. not coming."

Stephen hurriedly walked out of the dark magic book area, and then searched for a way to leave.

"If you have to answer the knocker's question to enter the common room, then do you also need to answer any questions to exit the Ravenclaw Library?"

However, he did not find any items that could speak on their own, so it seemed that this path was unproductive.

"Except for the many bookshelves in the library, there are only stone tablets at the door and ceiling decorations. Maybe I have to find a breakthrough from here." Stephen said to himself, and he walked quickly back to the door, intending to study the stone tablets at the door. .

"Extraordinary wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind." The text on the stone tablet changed to Chinese.

Stephen reached out his hand and tentatively touched the stone tablet, but there was no reaction.

"You must not want me to leave after reading the books here." Stephen was speechless. He walked around the stone monument, but found nothing special.

It seemed that the only way left for him was to go up to the ceiling.

Stephen took out the chalk, drew a flying broomstick on the ground, and then rode it to the top of the library. He lowered his head and looked down at the bookshelves in the library. He found that the bookshelves here were not placed in parallel. Instead, it leaves a slight arc.

"It looks a bit like an eye. Should this stone tablet be moved to the center?" He looked at the symmetrical bookshelf and felt that something was missing in the middle. "Let's try it."

He flew down, stopped in front of the stone monument, and then tried to push it with his hands. This time, it was just as he thought, and the stone tablet was pushed forward with just a slight push.

When he pushed the stele to the center, he only heard a "click", as if some mechanism was triggered, locking the stele in place, and then the dome of the library opened, revealing a starry sky.

The text on the stone tablet has also changed, it reads "The more greed, the greater the quality."

"It seems that having more knowledge is not necessarily a good thing." Stephen smiled. He only took one book, and if you count Slytherin's notes, there were only two.

"This starry sky was probably designed by Gryffindor." Stephen got on the broom and flew straight up. When his body touched the starry sky, he passed through and saw the empty Hogg. Watts Restaurant.

Stephen grabbed the broom and landed smoothly on the aisle between the long tables in the restaurant. Then he looked around to make sure no one saw him and walked out of the restaurant quietly.

"I think I should go to Professor Dumbledore and explain the situation of someone sneaking up on me." Stephen felt that this matter was the most important thing at the moment. "If I get caught, it won't just be as simple as being punished by the school."

"Ha~yawn~" The stone statue in the principal's office opened his eyes and looked at the person who came down. "Oh, it's you again. The principal has not been in school in the past few days. I think you have to come back in two days."

"Is there any other way I can contact him?"

"Let me think about it." The stone statue yawned several times, "No."

"Okay, but can you let me go in and talk to the other principals?" Stephen was not discouraged, but continued to ask.

"Dumbledore once told me that if you have any emergencies and you want to talk to him, you can just let him go." The stone statue yawned again, "I think you are in a hurry."

"Yes." Stephen nodded.

"Then go in." The stone statue moved out of the way and let him in. Not long after Stephen disappeared, the stone statue fell asleep directly.

"No, no, your knight should go there."

"Phoenix, shut up."

"If you don't listen to my advice, just wait to be beaten to death."

"I told you to shut up."

"Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu"

Stephen walked into the principal's office and happened to see a group of principals gathering together in a portrait to play wizard chess.

"Ahem." He coughed and reminded the principals to pay attention to their image.

"Oh Stephen. What are you doing here? Dumbledore is not here today." Principal Trimble was the first to turn around and see Stephen, and he asked.

"I came here today to talk to Principal Dumbledore about something that just happened to me, but I want to tell you the same thing."

"I think this matter should be very important. Let's talk about it. Maybe we old people can give you some advice."

"I'm not like you old guys, I'm still young." Phoenix yelled as he struggled to pull the rag out of his mouth.

"Shut up." The principals held him down and stuffed the rag back.