All things are three at Hogwarts

"I brought a lot of candies back from Honeydukes, why don't I put them on a plate. Daisy will be very happy when she sees them later."

Allen placed a large bag of candies on the table.

Mrs. Harris handed Alan an exquisite silverware with deft hands and feet.

Allen poured various candies into the fruit plate, and sprinkled a few of the vampire lollipops he had purchased previously on the top, seemingly casually.

Alan didn't miss it. Aunt Josephine's nose inadvertently twitched a few times.

"What kind of candy is this?" Aunt Josephine actually walked over and picked up a vampire lollipop with great interest.

"This is a special candy from Honeydukes. I think it's quite interesting." Allen seemed careless, but in fact he was paying close attention to Aunt Josephine's movements.

"Okay, eating sweets on an empty stomach is not good for your eyes. Ellen, don't let Daisy see these candies yet." Mrs. Harris directed the prepared food to fly to the dining table.

Allen complied and put away the candy.

"Be careful not to spill it." Aunt Josephine enthusiastically helped him open the food storage cabinet and watched Alan put the candy dish inside.

Allen feels that Aunt Josephine is very suspicious of being a vampire.

Everyone came to the restaurant one after another, and Alan noticed that Daisy did not pull her hair up, but hung it loosely on her shoulders.

"What are you looking at?" Daisy was upset and her tone was not very pleasant.

Allen shrugged, "You look pretty like this."

Daisy snorted coldly and sat down at the dining table.

By the time Emily had finished her last sip of milk, everyone had finished their breakfast.

"Today we are going to buy items to celebrate Christmas. Which of you would like to go?" Mrs. Harris said with a smile.

"Me, me!" Little sister Emily responded immediately.

Mrs. Harris stroked her little daughter's soft blond hair lovingly and nodded in agreement.

Lunn said that he still had some materials to deal with at the Ministry of Magic. Albert said mysteriously that he had a mission.

Mr. Harris and the others all left the manor, leaving only Alan and Daisy.

It wasn't that Daisy didn't want to go shopping, but she didn't want to go out without dressing up in front of the mirror.

She kept telling Mrs. Harris to bring her a mirror.

Allen's mind is on this mysterious manor, which is much more interesting than going out shopping.

"What are we going to do?" Daisy said melancholy as she lay on the raised window on the second floor, watching Mr. Harris's car go further and further away.

"Perhaps, we can explore this manor." Allen suggested.

If his guess was true and this was a vampire's manor, then he would need a wand during his adventure.

"How to explore?" Daisy also became interested.

Since you can't go out shopping, exploring a huge, mysterious estate sounds like fun.

"I learned a magic in Ravenclaw." Alan paused and picked up the wand that Daisy had put aside.

Daisy looked at Alan with interest and did not stop him.

"Detect the secret door!" Allen said softly.

Strings of green light spurted out from the wand, converging into an increasing fan-shaped ripple in front of Allen, somewhat similar to the signal light waves emitted by radar.

These light waves rolled in layers, surrounding Allen, like the light from a flashlight, displayed in a cone in front of Allen.

"I don't see what effect this spell has." Daisy felt that Allen's face looked a little funny under the green light waves.

"Follow me." Allen didn't explain much. He concentrated on maintaining this sustainable spell and started to walk out the door.

Green light waves continued to move with Allen.

They kept walking north along the corridor.

Daisy felt that Allen's serious expression at this time was very similar to that of Len, but it had more of an indescribable charm than Len's.

Daisy suddenly discovered that the closer she got to the north, the more the green cone wave in front of Allen vibrated, the brightness gradually increased, and Allen's expression became more and more excited.

They walked to an extremely large floor-to-ceiling bay window.

The windows are surrounded by huge pillars with linear patterns.

As Allen approached, light waves gathered on the wall, and the shape of a door appeared.

"A secret door!" Daisy shouted excitedly.

Alan and Daisy stared at the traces of the door.

"I understand!" Allen said suddenly.

Daisy turned to look at him.

"This secret door should lead to a vertical mezzanine that runs through the first, first and a half and second floors." Allen explained.

"You mean, there is a layer of space hidden in the wall between the first and second floors?" Daisy thought for a moment and understood what Allen meant.

“It’s a really ingenious design, using huge floor-to-ceiling windows as windows, but from the outside the floor-to-ceiling windows appear to be as large in proportion to the wall as ordinary windows in ordinary buildings.”

Allen looked at both sides again, "These pillars have straight lines that extend to the ceiling and meet at a point. These lines will make people feel that the vertical height of the entire building is much greater than the actual height."

Allen's eyes slid towards the bay window.

"And this bay window looks like a very comfortable design, but it actually conceals the vertical mezzanine on the north wall. The secret door we found leads to this mezzanine!"

"Great, Alan! Now, let's take a look at the secret behind this door!" Daisy said, brushing her blond hair back from her face.

She walked over, tried to reach out her hand, groped for the door handle position shown by the light waves, and tried to open the hidden secret door.

Not everyone has such courage.

Allen guessed that when faced with an unknown door, some people might be hesitant, some might not be so eager to open a mysterious secret door, and some might even feel a little scared.

But Daisy won't.

Neither she nor Allen are cowards. Facing the unknown, they are not afraid, but are interested in exploring the answers.

"I touched it!" Daisy shouted.

The invisible door handle was cold in her hand. She tried to turn it and opened the secret door.

The door moved slowly.

The door was heavy, and the rusty hinges made an eerie creaking sound as Daisy yanked it open.

Then, Alan and Daisy stood closely together, leaning from the door and looking inside.

Allen thought there would be a room inside, like a mysterious storage room, but that wasn't what they saw.

Allen squinted his eyes, stared at the darkness, and found that there was a tunnel in front of him.

A dark tunnel.