HP: Embrace the Darkness

In this way, the situation where Haierbo was dissatisfied and ran out privately when he came to monitor Ases became the situation where Haierbo ran out and she followed closely.

There seems to be no difference, but the results presented are completely different.

At the same time, because this is indeed the truth, Rowena will unconsciously speak with certainty from the bottom of his heart, without any trace of lies.

Aces stared at Rowena's eyes for a moment, his dark pupils floating up and down.

The gaze that seemed to see through everything almost made Rowena think that his rhetorical tactics had been seen through.

"So he's coming to Hogwarts?"

"Uh……"

Rowena didn't expect that Asses could find this loophole so quickly, and couldn't answer the question for a while.

After running through all the possible reasons in her mind, she said, "Because you are here."

"Me? Haierbo is looking for me? Why?"

Today Rowena deeply understood a sentence: a lie needs countless lies to round it off.

She hesitated for a second while continuing to lie and confess, and finally chose to confess.

"Spy on me?" Asseth repeated this sentence slowly, with an unclear tone.

"Partisanship is inevitable everywhere."

Rowena didn't say more, but Asseth already understood what she meant and had the sense not to ask further questions.

"Is Haierbo from another faction?" he asked with a frown, and quickly refuted himself.

"But that's not right. He can calculate the unsuspecting Gryffindor and Slytherin, which shows that he can be trusted in their hearts."

Rowena nodded helplessly.

"You are right, they barely trust him. Haierbo is a very complicated person. He is indeed from our faction, but he is a pure person."

"A person like him will do whatever it takes to achieve something that he feels is right, even if it affects the lives of many people."

Rowena told everything she knew about Haierbo, and the more she talked, the more she felt that Haierbo's appearance this time might cause some bad results.

"An extremist, rational lunatic." Asseth commented lightly.

"It's the right description."

"Then how can we find him?"

Rowena also wanted to ask this question, and she smiled bitterly.

"I can't find him. The world is so big. He can hide anywhere he wants. If Merlin is here, maybe he can try."

"Since you can't find it, then don't look for it."

Asseth picked up the cup that Rowena had just caught and threw it on the ground casually.

The cup instantly fell apart, with the broken pieces and tea flying everywhere.

"Anyway, he will come to me soon." Asseth looked at the fragments and said warmly.

I don’t know why, but seeing Asses like this, Rowena felt a little cold on her back.

She has lived for so many years and has never seen anything. No matter how crazy a person is, such as Grindelwald, she can guess his thoughts, but she can't guess Artes.

"What do you want to do?"

Hearing Rowena's heavy tone, Asseth suddenly laughed, with a pure smile in his peach blossom eyes, "Don't worry, I didn't plan to do anything."

"The second game of the Triwizard Tournament is about to begin. With such a lively event, who has time to care about a wizard who doesn't know where he is? Besides, isn't he just here to find me? So isn't it normal for me to wait for him? "

It's normal, but there's something weird about it.

"By the way, Ms. Ravenclaw—"

"Call me Rowena, or Professor Wilmina, it doesn't have to be so formal."

Rowena corrected Asseth's statement.

"Well, Professor Wilmina, there's something I think I should return to its rightful owner."

Aces took out Ravenclaw's diadem and carefully placed it on the table.

"Voldemort trained it into a Horcrux, but I accidentally encountered it and destroyed it."

"As a Horcrux, it was destroyed, but its meaning is still there, so now it is returned to its original owner."

Arthas pushed Ravenclaw's diadem over.

"So that's it."

Rowena looked nostalgic and reached out to pick up the crown. His fingertips touched the pattern on the crown and landed on the famous saying engraved on the bottom. His eyes full of wisdom and reason rarely showed some confusion.

"Aces, did you say that human wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind?"

"Yes and no."

"Why yes?"

“The ability of human beings to stand out from cruel natural selection depends on their ability to continuously learn.”

"Why not?"

"The only thing with intelligence is not human beings."

"The only thing with intelligence is human beings?" Rowena murmured and repeated, the confusion in his eyes gradually dissipating, "Maybe you are right."

Looking at Rowena who was enlightened by his words, Asseth felt a little subtle. At the same time, he also felt that this question and his answer were inexplicably familiar.

He thought for a while and made a sincere suggestion: "Professor Wilmina, if you can, learn about Muggle philosophy. It may be of some help to you."

"Philosophy? I've written it down."

Rowena has also learned new knowledge in the Muggle world over the years.

But she is more interested in science and pays more attention to the development of science. She really doesn’t know much about philosophy.

Now that Asseth is proposing this, it means that philosophy is inseparable from the answer he just gave, so it doesn't matter if she learns it. She has more time anyway.

"Well, I'll have someone send you some philosophy books... Well, if you don't mind using old books, I can give them to you now, with some notes and reflections on them."

"If you don't mind, thank you."

Rowena doesn't mind old books. On the contrary, she finds it interesting to gain understanding from other people's perspectives and argue from various angles.

Since Rowena was careless, Asseth took out several thick books from the ring.

The first one is Plato's "The Republic"

The rest are almost entirely Heidegger's collected works.

Rowena noticed that the next few books were almost by the same author, "Martin Heidegger?"

"Yes, the famous German philosopher, Martin Heidegger. But just read these books. You can't be completely convinced. We don't have the same worldview."

Aces was worried that Rowena would become obsessed with it and become paranoid.

There are too many miscellaneous world views in philosophy, and it is easy for a person to go astray if he is not careful, let alone a Ravenclaw who is addicted to knowledge.

Of course, the premise is that you really look into it.

"I'll pay attention."

Aces just hoped that Rowena really listened to his words, he didn't want to face the crazy Ravenclaw. .

"Okay, you have nothing to do and you can leave."

Rowena looked at the books in his hands and said to Asseth.

Artes was still thinking about Snape in the Forbidden Forest, so he didn't shirk it. He warned him uneasily again and left impatiently.