All things are three at Hogwarts

Under the leadership of the female prefect Penello Crevat, the young wizards of Ravenclaw filed out - Allen noticed that another male prefect glanced at Penello who was taking a stance here. , he blended into the group of senior students very intelligently and without any sense of presence, and left first.

"Be careful of those spiral stairs. Don't go in the wrong direction. It's best not to go too far to the side. Not only may you be late, but you may also get injured." After finishing speaking, Crevat waited a few seconds to remember when to speak again. , "The ever-changing staircases of Hogwarts were also suggested and designed by Rowena Ravenclaw, one of the founders of the house."

"Our common room and dormitories are on the west side of the castle. There is still a way to go, so be careful where you step!" You really need to be very careful. Some of the stairs in the castle are large and wide, and some are narrow, small, and rickety.

"what!"

A scream stopped the students in their tracks. Allen looked back and saw Lisa Dupin, the last student assigned to Ravenclaw by the Sorting Hat and also walking at the very back, desperately grasping the edge of the stairs with both hands.

"Oh, this damn staircase, I forgot to mention it. The steps under her feet will suddenly disappear. Remember to jump over in the future. But she is so stupid. How did she get assigned to Ravenclaw? I have already warned you not to Leaving too far to the side...Every year some idiots fall off and have to spend a night at Pomfrey's place..." Penello complained and rolled up his wizard robe in annoyance, while pushing aside the little wizards following behind him, I plan to go there and save people myself.

But the little witch was probably too quiet at ordinary times, and her health was worse than most of her peers. She almost couldn't hold on anymore. The little wizards around her started to try to hold her back, but they were a step too late and couldn't support her. Within seconds, she fell - after all, she was not a little Gryffindor lion who was keen on adventure. There were probably many of those sturdy little wizards who could get up with just their own arm strength...

At this critical moment, a slightly immature male voice was heard from the crowd: "Yingardim Leviosa!"

The little witch immediately floated in the air, and saw a vigorous figure jumping down the stairs in three or two steps. The little witch's floating spell was lifted, and she was caught steadily by this agile man.

"Wow, did you see that? Did you see that? He can use magic spells!"

"He is very skilled and moves very fast!"

"The response was so fast, Prefect Penello hasn't even come over yet."

"Yeah yeah!"

There was a chorus of admiration, and the little wizards, especially the little witches, looked at Allen with admiration. Compared to most of them who couldn't even cast a small spell, Allen not only successfully cast the spell, The magic power is enough to support a little girl floating for such a long time. The most important thing is that from the appearance, he is still the best among these little wizards - the little wizards are far from as mature as the witches at this age, and their happiness is very simple. , after seeing his companions using magic spells to rescue people in such an exciting way, they kept letting out excited cheers.

"Ha! Look what I saw? A young wizard who has just entered school can actually use spells so skillfully and has such magic power to catch a person of his own age. Flitwick, if I were you, I would definitely check it out." A sinister voice sounded, and a bat-like figure floated out from the shadows. Snape, with greasy hair, raised an eyebrow and stared at Allen, saying in a sarcastic tone, "As expected of the famous man. The Boy-Who-Lived became good friends before entering school, a pure-blood wizard who went to school in the Muggle world."

"Professor Snape, I am the head of Ravenclaw. The wizards in our college have always been known for their wisdom and erudition. With the emergence of a genius like Allen, I think this is also a great thing for Hogwarts. And ten points to Ravenclaw! Save Lisa Dupin for your astute performance." Professor Flitwick, who is short in stature and has a high-pitched voice, has a very powerful aura.

"This is a particularly reliable dean. Not only can he protect his students, but he can also remember the students' names in such a short time. It's really amazing." Allen admired in his heart, "But his actions in the Muggle world are indeed Still being targeted.”

After receiving the signal from her dean, Professor Flitwick, the female prefect Penello said, "Watch your steps and please continue to follow me."

"Harris, thank you for saving me." Lisa Dupin's steps were still obviously trembling. She was frightened, but she still insisted on thanking Allen first.

"You're welcome, at least we can remember to jump over this step next time..." Allen then saw her appearance clearly and gave up the idea that his behavior just now was a hero saving the beauty, but he finally did it He did a good deed and made the dean of his college have a good impression of him.

While they were talking, they climbed up the tall tower and arrived at the entrance to the common room. The entrance is at the top of Ravenclaw Tower, and at a glance you can see an ancient, smooth wooden board with a huge eagle-shaped bronze door knocker.

Penello gently knocked on the door knocker three times, and the door knocker made a magnetic and mysterious sound: "If you want your dream to come true, what should you do first?"

"Wake up." Penello's mind was spinning quickly. "Other colleges have fixed passwords, but we don't. As long as you can answer the questions about the enchanted door knocker - in fact, there is not only one fixed password for these questions." Standard answer, as long as you have a reason that can convince it, you can come in. Don't worry, it will never ask those rigid arithmetic questions, but they all have some philosophy, but there is no need to worry about safety, because it will be almost a month. In a thousand years, no outsider has been able to pass through this simple barrier except us Ravenclaws." (Author's note: No outsider has entered in the past thousand years. Official website pottermore

Statement from the article "The Ravenclaw Prefect's Welcome Speech". )

Allen thinks the setting up of the common room is very interesting, but it is better for the dormitory to be safer - but if no outsiders really enter for a thousand years...or is it because the eagle ring itself has the ability to distinguish incoming people? Vinclaw's own standards were low enough, but if he met an outsider, the questions would be very difficult?

"Don't be afraid of the Eagle Ring's questions. We Ravenclaws are good at learning. You will soon learn to enjoy the challenges set by the Eagle Ring. It is not uncommon for more than ten or twenty students from different grades to try to answer the questions of the day. It's also a good opportunity for you to get to know other year groups - but you may find this challenge a bit annoying when you forget your books or Quidditch uniforms for the day and need to rush in and out. .... Therefore, I suggest that you double-check your school bag before leaving Ravenclaw Tower." The female prefect opened the door and motioned for the young wizards to enter, "Our people are very egotistical - people from other houses will even Call us eccentric, but geniuses are often out of step with the norm, and unlike other academies, we believe you can wear whatever you like, believe whatever you want, and say whatever you please. We don't We dislike those who are different, on the contrary, we appreciate those who are different.”

Allen couldn't help but think of the crazy girl who won't enroll until next year... In the most tolerant house among the four houses, she would be ostracized by other Ravenclaws because of her weirdness. That was so weird. To what extent...

Entering the door of the common room, it is a large circular room with elegant arched windows on the wall hung with blue and bronze silks. Through the windows, you can see the beautiful scenery outside. The ceiling is a dome, dotted with stars, and the dark blue carpet below is also dotted with stars, making it appear profound, mysterious, and unpredictable. There are large tables, chairs, and rows of bookshelves in the room. In the niche opposite the door is a white marble bust of Rowena Ravenclaw, a woman of both beauty and wisdom. A door next to the statue leads to the dormitories above.

"Through the arched windows of the circular common room, you can have a panoramic view of the Hogwarts campus: the Black Lake, the Forbidden Forest, the Quidditch pitch and the greenhouse. No other house is lucky enough to enjoy this view," Penello said. After that, I gave a brief introduction to the rest room - especially the different locations of the men's and women's dormitories and the consequences of boys 'accidentally entering' the girls' dormitory.

Finally, Penelope returned to the center of the common room,

"Speaking of eccentrics, you'll love our Head of House, Professor Filius Flitwick. People often underestimate him because he's really short and has a high-pitched voice, but he's the best living person in the world. Yes, the most knowledgeable Professor of Charms - many of us also think he has fairy blood, but please don't ask him rudely.

His office door is always open to any Ravenclaw with a question, and if you're unhappy, he'll release those delicious little pocket cakes hidden in a tin in his desk drawer and make them dance in front of you. In fact, you can pretend to be unhappy so that you can watch the cakes jive. It’s really worth a try.

Ravenclaw has a glorious history. Most of the great wizarding inventors and innovators came from our academy, including Popetua Fancourt, the inventor of the moonglass, and Laverne de Montmorency, the inventor of many forms of love. Great Apothecary of Potions; Ignatia Wildsmith - Inventor of Floo Powder.

There are also famous Ministers of Magic who were born in Ravenclaw, including Millicent Bagnor. He happened to be in office the night Harry Potter escaped from the Dark Lord's death curse. He used his own words to defend the celebration of wizards across the UK. Behavior: "I insist that the Celebration Party is our inalienable right." And there's Minister Lorcan MacLeod, a fairly intelligent wizard who prefers to communicate by breathing smoke from the tip of his wand. Of course, I've said before that we produce weird people. In fact, we also contributed to the wizarding world the eccentric Ulric who wore a jellyfish for a hat and was a classic punchline in many wizarding jokes.

I guess that's it... Oh, by the way, the ghost of our house is Lady Grey, others believe she never speaks, but she will occasionally be willing to talk to us Ravenclaws. She is the daughter of Lady Rowena Ravenclaw, the founder of Hogwarts. She is a very beautiful lady and is said to have something to do with the Bloody Barrow - of course we never ask her. She's especially useful when you're lost or can't find something.

Finally, I'll say it again: congratulations on becoming one of the smartest, sharpest and funniest Hogwarts houses. "

As if endorsing a task, the female prefect said an introduction that sounded a bit like memorizing lines. She waved her hand and walked into the girls' dormitory, leaving the first-year students to allocate their own dormitories.

Allen randomly found a bed that belonged to him, but then he was assigned to the same dormitory as Edward Fox, whom he had just talked to. Edward was also surprised, but he was too sleepy. He said good night, He soon fell asleep.

This is not surprising, their four-poster bed is covered with soft sky blue silk quilt, which looks very comfortable. Allen quickly washed up in the bathroom, threw his body completely onto the bed, sunk into the soft bed, closed his eyes, and felt very comfortable with the sound of the wind blowing in front of the window.

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