Study Days at Hogwarts

  Chapter 333 Gryffindor's Chamber of Secrets

   "It seems that we have found the right place!" Albert looked at the things on the ground and muttered to himself.

   "What do you mean?" Lee Jordan didn't understand Albert's words for a moment.

   "Stupid!"

George couldn't help but rolled his eyes at Lee Jordan when he heard the words, and explained: "Why don't you think about where this is, how could there be such a stone carving, so...the secret treasure of Gryffindor is here The possibility is still quite high.”

   "Gryffindor's treasure is here?" Fred understood, but when he looked around, it didn't look like there was a treasure!

  The troll's lair is completely a hole in the ground, so I really can't see anything.

   "What should I do now?" George turned his head and asked, "I won't search all over here, this place looks disgusting."

  Albert took out the treasure map and looked at the pointer on it. After confirming that there were no other changes on it, he squinted his eyes and began to look around, and then asked Fred, George, and Lee Jordan to use spells to clean up the surrounding walls.

   "Do you think there is a secret passage here, and the entrance is hidden?" Fred took the treasure map from Albert, looked it over carefully and expressed his guess.

   Both George and Lee Jordan remembered the hidden secret passages of Hogwarts Castle.

   "Do you want to dig again, maybe you can find the remaining parts." Lee Jordan suggested, "I always feel that this thing should have other uses here, it must not be used as a decoration!"

   "Dig it out first!" Albert didn't object, "You guys clean up the cave by the way."

   After finishing speaking, Albert turned and left.

"where you go?"

  The three of them froze for a moment, and when they saw Albert walking out, they hurriedly asked.

   "It's nothing, I'll go out and kill those two giant monsters, lest they wake up and pose a threat to our lives." Albert said this lightly, like killing two mosquitoes.

   All three of them were stunned for a moment, never expecting that Albert would say such a thing.

  Trolls are indeed very dangerous creatures. Although they seem to have easily defeated the two forest trolls, this doesn't mean anything. Creatures like trolls can still threaten the lives of four underage wizards.

"I'll help you!"

  George muttered something for some reason, and hurriedly chased after Albert. He really couldn't bear the harsh environment in the lair.

  Fred and Li Qiaodan’s faces turned dark, thinking that they hadn’t reacted, and reluctantly began to clean up the garbage in the nest.

   "Is it really good to kill them?" George muttered under his breath.

   "Forest trolls eat people." Albert glanced at George and said calmly, "If I had Dumbledore's level, I wouldn't mind keeping them, but don't we?"

"How are you going to kill them?" George didn't worry about it. The trolls are indeed dangerous. Without Albert's help, he, Fred and Lee Jordan alone might not be able to settle a forest troll.

When they saw the giant monster rushing towards them, that kind of deterrence was enough to scare them, not to mention that the skin of the giant monster has a certain resistance to magic, maybe the three of them would die tragically on the giant monster in a short while. Under the strange wooden stick, it became their ration.

   "This one is simple, you must read it." Albert asked back.

   "Well, I think I can take it!" George grunted.

"up to you."

Albert waved his wand, and the branch next to him suddenly turned into a steel thorn, extending towards this side, piercing the giant monster's head at once. The feeling was like piercing a watermelon with a fruit knife. Both giants were nailed to the ground.

   "Die like this!" George said in disbelief.

   "Yeah, just die like this, otherwise?" Albert dug a big pit for the two giant monsters with magic, and buried them.

  In fact, the main reason for killing the trolls is to consider that this may be the place where Gryffindor's secret treasure is located, and they will hunt for treasure here, so they naturally don't want to leave a safety hazard for themselves.

   "It feels a little cruel!" George sighed.

   "Huh?" Albert curled his lips and said disapprovingly, "If you were eaten, you wouldn't feel so cruel."

   Mercy.

  That is the qualification that only the winner has.

   "Well, that's true."

   After Albert finished dealing with the troll, he released several warning spells outside the lair. After returning to the cave, he found that Fred and Lee Jordan were still making very slow progress.

  However, they dug up part of the stone statue. After Albert used the restoration spell to restore it, he found that it looked a bit like a crouching griffin.

   "It's a bit like the monster stone statue at the entrance of the principal's office. I think the entrance should be here." Lee Jordan muttered.

   "But... how can we get in there?" Fred couldn't think of any good way, as far as he knew, the stone monster at the headmaster's gate could speak, and maybe a special password was needed to get inside.

   But the stone monster at the entrance has been destroyed, how should they open the entrance!

   "Speaking of which, who destroyed the stone statue?"

"It's likely to be a troll. Maybe the stone statue asked the troll for the password, and the group of guys gave it a stick." Albert said casually. He thought the possibility was quite high, and the troll probably didn't understand. That's a thing, if you think it's an enemy, or for other reasons, give it a shot.

"Now how to do."

  The four of them have no good solution.

   "Or, try using brute force first!"

   "Are you going to blow up the entrance?"

   They looked around and agreed to this method after a moment of hesitation.

   "The door is open!" Albert chanted a spell towards the cave wall ahead.

  The spell fell on the wall, and instead of blowing up the entrance as expected, it hit the wall of the cave, bounced back instantly, and exploded behind them. Fortunately, Albert bowed his head in time to dodge, otherwise he would really be unlucky.

   "The magic was bounced back!"

  The four of them were shocked, and they came up with an answer at the same time:

   It should be here!

   "Wait, there's a reaction here!" Fred called to Albert, who was about to use the explosive spell to blast the cave wall, and pointed to the treasure map in his hand.

"What?"

   "It's a password!"

   "What password?"

   "Brave and fearless!"

   "It's really Gryffindor's style!" Albert was stunned for a moment, and muttered, "I still remember the Gryffindor saying in the song of the Sorting Hat:

  The students we teach must be brave and fearless. "

   "You still remember?" Fred couldn't help complaining.

   "Stop talking nonsense, give it a try, I can't wait." George urged.

  Albert stepped forward, raised his wand and tapped on the wall, read out the password, and the entrance really opened.

   "Successful!"

  The three of Fred cheered happily, and when they were about to go in to hunt for treasure, they were stopped by Albert.

"etc…"

   "What are you waiting for, don't you go in and find the treasure of Gryffindor?"

"Go in, of course you have to go in. But first go out for a change of air, do you want to be suffocated?" Albert threw a ball of light into the passage, the entrance passage is a bit long, and I don't know if there is anything stuck.

  If Ravenclaw's treasure house of knowledge is wisdom, what Gryffindor stays is probably adventure.

  The adventure of the four of Albert has just begun!

  (end of this chapter)