All things are three at Hogwarts

Just as Alan packed up the cauldron and potions and said goodbye to Professor Snape, the sounds of opening and closing doors, people's screams, and chaotic footsteps above came one after another.

The little wizards in the underground classroom were instantly attracted by the sound. People in the classroom were excited. Some of the little wizards looked around, as if they could see what was happening above.

"Quiet! I'm warning you, if this pot of potion still doesn't boil well, no one can go back to rest." Professor Snape's face was gloomy, and his tone sounded even more dangerous than usual.

When Allen left the classroom, he also took away a lot of envious eyes, but no one was jealous or complained. This was the honor that Allen deserved, and they all took the anti-swelling potion that Allen brewed.

Allen took three steps at a time and went upstairs quickly. He also wanted to know what happened.

Before Allen arrived upstairs, he heard Peeves' sharp scream: "Do it! Do it! Do it again! No matter whether you are a human or a ghost, you are not immune! Run for your life! Do it! Do it! "

Peeves screamed over and over again, as if he was very frightened, and as if he was afraid that the world would not be in chaos.

The doors in the corridor were opened one after another, and people poured out.

Allen quickly squeezed to the front. He had expected it in his heart, but an even weirder scene appeared in front of him: Justin Finch-Fletchley was lying on the floor, his whole body cold and stiff, with a frightened expression frozen on his face. On his face, his eyes stared glazedly at the ceiling. That's not all, there's a human figure next to him.

That was Nick, who was almost headless. He was no longer milky white and transparent, but became black and smoky, lying motionless and suspended six inches above the ground. Half of his head was missing, and he had the exact same horrified look on his face as Justin.

Allen was shocked. He was caught off guard and was almost squeezed into the body of the almost headless Nick by the crowd that kept pouring in.

At this time, the teachers shouted loudly to maintain order. Allen was surprised to find that Professor Snape was among them. However, even though Professor Snape was not in the classroom, no Ravenclaw dared to leave the underground classroom without authorization and come up to watch.

Professor McGonagall ran all the way, followed by the students in her class, one of whom still had black and white hair.

Professor McGonagall made a loud noise with her wand, and everyone suddenly fell silent. She ordered everyone to return to their classrooms.

Under the watchful eye of Professor Snape, Alan walked obediently towards Ravenclaw Tower. He had reason to believe that if he dared to stay here too long, Professor Snape would probably take him back to continue brewing the potion.

As he walked through the corridor, Alan saw Harry standing close to the wall, panicked, blank-eyed, and pale.

Alan was sure that Harry would not be punished and that he was innocent to begin with. However, Alan has no time to worry about Harry being wronged now, because Alan still has some important things to do - he can't go home this Christmas, and he needs to write to tell Professor Flitwick about going to the United States. To his own mother, Morgan le Fay Harris knows.

Not only was Morgan Le Fay not dissatisfied at all, but he was proud of his son. She has lived for more than forty years and has almost never left the UK. She only occasionally accompanied her husband Owen back to the original hometown of the Harris family. At such a young age, Ellen was spotted by a professor and could go to the United States for exchanges. It's a good opportunity to learn more.

Morgan le Fay brought a large bag of her homemade cakes and snacks to Ellen. There was also a large package containing some newly sewn clothes, including some Muggle children's clothing - although she couldn't tell the difference between men's and women's modern Muggle clothing.

Allen stuffed brightly colored, childishly patterned, and gender-nonconforming clothes into storage compartments in the space. Although he will never wear them in his life, after all, it is his mother's loving heart that is worth preserving.

Along with these packages, there was also a heavy bag of coins. Allen poured them on the bed and found that most of them were gold galleons, as well as some silver Sickles and bronze Nats. This was an astonishing amount, more than the sum of all the pocket money Alan had ever received from Mrs. Harris.

Perhaps the principle of a poor man getting rich is universal. Morgan Le Fay told Allen: Don't spend money indiscriminately, don't pretend to be together, but always carry enough money with you, just in case.

The most reliable one is the eldest brother Albert. He actually went to Gringotts, exchanged two thousand US dollars, and sent his owl to deliver it to Alan using a huge envelope device with a waterproof and anti-vandal charm.

The envelope with the spell was indeed strong, and it took Alan a lot of effort to break the spell and open the envelope.

In addition to packing, there are also books to return to the library. For example, that book - "Secrets of the Soul".

Allen placed the packed gifts on the bedside, hid his figure, and ran towards the Room of Requirement. Allen has already thought about how to deal with this book that may affect people's minds.

First, Alan fastened Merlin's gem to a blue headband. Then, he aligned the side of the gemstone between his eyebrows and tied the blue headband behind his head - just like making a forehead wipe.

Allen believes that with the blessing of the Merlin Gem, he will no longer be affected by that book.

Opening the "Secret of the Soul" again, Allen's mind was clearer than ever before, but after looking through the entire book, Allen didn't find anything unusual.

"Mark appears", "True form appears", "Reveal your secret"! Allen cast all the detection spells he knew, but could not find the reason that affected his mind, but Allen knew clearly that he was indeed in danger that day, and it was definitely not as simple as a nightmare.

After thinking for a long time, Allen made a decision in his heart. No matter who the mysterious consciousness is, his malice towards himself does indeed exist. No matter who it is, just put it directly into the system storage space and let the system absorb it. Naturally, the book will become an ordinary book.

Later, Allen took off the headband with Merlin's gem on it and opened the "Secret of the Soul" to read again. Sure enough, he no longer had the addictive and inextricable feeling - he had memorized all the knowledge. After learning and mastering it in his spare time, Allen left the Room of Requirement and returned the book to Mrs. Pince.

Mrs. Pince tapped her wand on the cover of the book, and a large Hogwarts logo appeared in the air right above the book.

Mrs. Pince nodded with satisfaction and returned the books to the bookshelf in the restricted area.