Science students at Hogwarts

"Did you really find Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets? And meet him in person?"

Pansy asked eagerly, and the students next to her opened their eyes wide, waiting for their answers.

"To be precise, that's just a memory of his." Elios corrected her.

"What does he look like? Krum said they saw his statue in the secret room. He was as old as a monkey!" A third-grade badger then asked.

Elios believes that the symbol of Hufflepuff should be changed from the badger to the badger. These little badgers uphold their professionalism wherever there are melons.

Since Justin started telling stories in the library, he has attracted a large number of Hufflepuff students. Now, there are more and more little badgers from other grades in the Room of Requirement.

"The memory of Slytherin is from when he was young. He looked very handsome."

Hermione opened a book, her voice sounding panicked.

"Slytherin sealed the Chamber of Secrets so that no one could open it until his true heir came to the school. Only that heir could open the Chamber of Secrets, release the horrors inside, and let it cleanse the school of all those unworthy of magic."

"The person who is not worthy of learning magic? Who is that?" Ernie raised his hand obediently and asked.

"Those Muggle-born wizards."

"How is that possible?" Pansy immediately retorted, and she comforted Hermione, "As long as I'm here, no one can try to kick you out!"

This Hogwarts is getting more and more wrong!

Elios watched helplessly as Pansy and Hermione, who were constantly at odds with the protagonists and disliked in the original work, became good friends.

She should be renamed Pansy Slytherin, the boss, the domineering female president, Durmstrang, the root of all evil, Parkinson!

Sure enough, the next second I heard Pansy throw the blame on Durmstrang's head again.

"I didn't expect the people from Durmstrang to find the secret room before us, control the basilisk to attack, and even take it away!"

The little wizards on the side nodded, their faces full of approval.

Durmstrang is really more unjust than Dou E.

"Slytherin never mentioned any elimination plan. He just didn't agree with Hogwarts recruiting Muggle-born wizards." Draco explained.

"why?"

"Witch hunting operations, a sick and twisted society, led Muggles to believe that those who knew witchcraft were colluding with the devil. They arrested witches everywhere, and abandoned and executed many children who had just experienced magical riots." Elios answered .

The little wizards screamed in fear. In order to alleviate the panic, Elios told the story of "Wendelin's Freezing Fire Spell".

After hearing this interesting story, the little wizards present immediately relaxed a lot. Only Hermione and Justin looked more uneasy, but they all endured it and did not speak for the time being.

The other young wizards urged Elios to continue telling Slytherin stories.

"Slytherin despised students from Muggle families and considered them unreliable. So he tried to persuade the other founders to only recruit pure-blood students, but they did not agree, so Slytherin left Hogg after leaving the Chamber of Secrets. Woz.”

Elios continued, "And the basilisk was not ordered to be eliminated by Slytherin. It was used by others."

"I knew it was Durmstrang! They were the ones who ordered it to attack Hermione!"

"Pansy," Hermione shook her head slightly, "the Basilisk attacked Myrtle 50 years ago, and someone else opened the Chamber of Secrets."

"Is it really Hagrid? We wronged Durmstrang?" Ernie asked cautiously.

"Professor Dumbledore will not let a dangerous murderer stay in Hogwarts. The real murderer is someone else." Padma was very convinced.

"Even if it wasn't them last time, there aren't any good people in Durmstrang." Pansy muttered.

The scene fell into silence as everyone tried to find the real culprit.

Of course, not everyone is obsessed with finding answers.

A little Hufflepuff wizard was still thinking about the question just now, "So, what treasures did he leave in his secret room?"

"The theoretical knowledge he studied when he was young, and some books on spells and potions, have been sent to Professor Flitwick and Professor Snape. I believe we will see some new knowledge soon."

At this time, all the little wizards groaned in pain. Obviously, no one was interested in this new knowledge.

"However," Elios paused for a moment, watching the reactions of the young wizards with interest, "he left behind the place where he stored the results of his research in his later years. This place is only known to Slytherin and the Basilisk."

"In that case, isn't Durmstrang going to find Slytherin's treasure before us!" Pansy said with an expression on her face that we must never lose to them.

"It doesn't matter, we have already told Professor Dumbledore, and he must have gone to look for them now."

The little wizards let out a sigh of relief, and then asked what was inside the secret room.

Draco described the scenery inside the Chamber of Secrets in detail for them. The Slytherin students present were all too familiar with this rough and wild style of painting.

"No wonder you ended up coming out from behind the fireplace in the Slytherin common room. It turns out they are connected!" Pansy suddenly realized.

"Yeah, I guess we'll have a new area in the common room soon." Elios smiled back at her.

The other little wizards all shouted that this was unfair. The Slytherin Chamber belonged to all members of Hogwarts and should be opened!

Pansy magically declared that the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets certainly belonged to Slytherin, and wanted to find the founder of his own house.

In the midst of the confusion, Kevin asked another question, "What else did you talk about with Slytherin?"

"Emmmm," Draco hesitated and said cautiously, "Quantum mechanics?"

"Quantum mechanics?!" Several young wizards who were studying mathematics, physics and chemistry textbooks provided by Elios shouted in unison.

"Yes, we discussed the three laws of quantum mechanics, de Broglie waves, etc."

"This is really amazing," Justin murmured. "You and the founder of Hogwarts who discriminated against Muggles 1000 years ago talked about Muggles studying the physics of microscopic particles in the material world."

"There will be more wonderful things," Elios blinked, "I promise! Okay, it's time for Professor Flitwick and I to agree, so I'll leave first."

He arrived at Flitwick's office on the seventh floor. After receiving permission, he walked to the office which was filled with all kinds of books.

"Elrios, are you here to see those magic spells? To be honest, they are very interesting. The ancient magic system and modern magic have changed a lot..."

Professor Flitwick's voice came from the high pile of books.

Elios had to interrupt his tirade, "No, Professor Flitwick, I have a question to ask you."

Later, Elios showed him the glowing spell he learned from Slytherin.

Just by slightly changing the pronunciation, the silver light on Elios's wand turned into red, orange, yellow, green, blue, blue and purple.

Professor Flitwick looked at him seriously, waiting for him to continue.

"Professor Flitwick, you know, I have been exploring the answer to a question. To this end, I asked many people, including you," Elios took a deep breath, he was a little nervous about the next conclusion.

"Now, I think I've found the answer. I think magic is a force."