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Morris and Helena fell into silence for a while. After a while, Morris slowly spoke: "This is a long story. If there is a chance, we will talk about it later."

Helena nodded in acquiescence.

Maurice was too lazy to tell stories to Crystal, and Helena didn't really want to tell others about her past. She just likes Kristal, but that doesn't mean she can gain her trust.

Kristal: ""

You are just bullying me, right?

Krystal carefully guessed: "Ms. Grey, you and Ms. Rowena Ravenclaw have a very close blood relationship, don't you?"

Helena: ""

Morris said calmly: "I guessed it, let's continue with our topic."

Kristal: ""

Wait a minute, shouldn't you explain something?

"I can't match the records in the family even if you don't say anything," Crystal said helplessly.

"That's right, we should have told you earlier." Morris said, "She is Helena Ravenclaw, the naughty child of the Rowena Ravenclaw family."

Helena glared.

Crystal was stunned.

Half an hour later, the atmosphere finally returned to normal, and the two sat down to discuss password issues in peace.

Such and such, such and such.

Morris told Helena and Crystal about the past week and his guess.

"I had no idea that my mother would create another language," Helena's voice was laced with disbelief.

Krystal does not have such a strong sense of sight. In her mind, Ms. Rowena Ravenclaw's status is second only to Merlin. There is no need to be surprised by anything she does. She is the embodiment of wisdom.

Morris: "How about it, Miss Shafiq, do you have any records about this in your family?"

Kristal thought for a few minutes and slowly shook her head: "Not really."

"It's weird." Helena said unceremoniously, "She often likes to come up with some weird things, which may be useless to outsiders, so how can she record them?"

For a moment, I couldn't tell whether her tone was more praising or mocking.

"I have recorded some of the engravings on the library." Morris took out two pieces of parchment and placed them in front of Helena and Kristal. "You can take a look at it first. If you have any ideas, let me know. I was right. However, I personally think that the core of the secret room we want to find is not here."

Kristal picked up the parchment and looked at it curiously, and asked casually: "Then why can't it be recorded on this parchment where you think it is?"

"Cracking a language is not a job that happens overnight." Morris explained, "If Ms. Rowena Ravenclaw really wanted to carry forward her culture and knowledge, she should not have chosen to take such a path."

"Then she may feel that she is not qualified to inherit her treasure because she is not smart enough." Helena doesn't think so, and she doesn't know what happened between her and her mother to create the awkward Ms. Gray she is today. .

Morris dragged his chin and said slowly: "I want to look at that statue again, and then take the crown to the library and try it again."

Crystal looked at him doubtfully at first, and then suddenly realized. Helena sighed quietly.

"So you are also the guardian of the Chamber of Secrets, Ms. Helena?" Morris chuckled.

"Humph"

Helena floated away from the window without saying a word.

"What's going on?" Crystal was really confused now, "Isn't Ms. Gray Helena helping us?"

"Help," Morris said amusingly, "She wants to help but is powerless, so she can only continue to be an awkward brat."

Kristal tilted her little head and slowly typed a question mark.

Next to the prefects' bathroom, there is a statue of Lady Rowena Ravenclaw.

The crown lay on her head just like last week, adding a different brilliance to her.

"It's a good fit," Crystal said softly.

Morris curled his lips and did not answer. He still used the floating spell to take off the crown, and then walked towards the library.

"Wait for me." Kristal, who had been dazed for a while, realized in a blink of an eye that the person was gone and hurriedly ran to keep up.

library.

Except for the senior students who were writing the paper, there was still no one there.

Morris carried Ravenclaw's diadem and walked to the location of the eagle's engraved mark he found last time.

After gently touching the eagle mark, the book about the raven lit up as before.

"Is it gone?" Crystal asked quietly from the side.

Morris nodded: "It seems so, maybe our method is incorrect."

"How about putting the eagle on the crown and this symbol together?" Crystal suggested.

Morris said: "Okay."

At present, we know that there is a crown, an eagle's seal, and a raven book, so just try all the triggering methods and combinations you can think of one by one.

It's very scientific.

After the two of them were sweating profusely and working for a while,

It was getting dark outside.

Kristal muttered in a low voice: "It seems a little unreliable."

"What's so unreliable?" Morris asked.

"This, this should be solved with wisdom, but our current method," Crystal said hesitantly, "seems like we are trying our luck."

Morris sat on the ground and took a rest: "This is the most efficient way at present. Smart people will definitely choose the most efficient way."

Crystal's big eyes were full of doubts.

"Aren't we all helpless now?" Morris spread his hands. "If we had some ideas, we wouldn't be like this. Do you have any ideas?"

Crystal shook her head.

"Then it's over." Morris sighed, "So it's better to change the way of solving the problem. We can't understand what Ms. Rowena Ravenclaw originally thought about the layout of the secret room, then we Just choose all the options that may trigger the secret room, and there will always be one that is correct."

Crystal was dumbfounded.

What a simple and crude secret room cracking method, with no sense of beauty at all.

"Look, it's getting dark. Let's repeat what we tried in the afternoon." Morris stood up holding on to the wall.

"Why?" Crystal blurted out.

Morris leaned against the bookshelf and said: "The right time, right place and right people are indispensable. Just because we didn't succeed in the afternoon doesn't mean we won't succeed in the evening either."

Kristal: ""

After working all day without eating, she no longer had the energy to complain.