This is what Ravenclaw looks like.

When Lockhart began to improve himself as usual, the atmosphere in Hogwarts was not as warm as before.

Peeves had already gained confidence - even if it was currently facing students from the seventh grade, it still had the advantage.

The students no longer knew how to face the new book.

To say that it was a scam, judging from Peeves's record, it was not false at all. After personally experiencing Peeves' amazing fighting power, the students finally understood why Dumbledore gave up.

The school's secret treasure could still be preserved until now under Dumbledore's crazy search, and it should indeed be given enough respect - it is said that Filch took back the report on expelling Peeves that he had prepared earlier...

But if you want to say that it was not a scam, you should describe Peeves' fighting power more and its cunning more. How could Dumbledore, when he encountered something, be able to deal with it with difficulty and then withdraw from the battle without conquering this elf!

As for us, the school hospital was overcrowded. The one who praised the potato, don't you know the reason?

With this trepidation, the new story slowly spread around the campus.

Another story without adventures - Dumbledore, as a Gryffindor, actually gave up adventures and turned to writing novels, not doing his job!

Although the method is reasonable, the submission is well written, and school life is very close, but Dumbledore, you can't be so degenerate!

Hanging out in the library, organizing notes, submitting... what is it like, you should at least fight, why don't you fight with the Slytherins?

Oh... in the previous story, they were already defeated in the background?

What about the professor?

Ah... in the first year, you have confirmed your influence among the professors with your outstanding performance?

OK then... actually submitting to the magazine, and just as a test product for the book? How can such an arrogant thing be done so modestly?

Oh, the OWLs exam was directly confirmed by the examiner on the spot with full marks?

As expected of Dumbledore.

Even students who don't like such stories turned to the back to see if there are any fighting scenes, and saw the final ending of the book.

It was not published, but hidden in the library as the final treasure?

As expected of Dumbledore, he easily did something that others could never do! Searching for treasure in the castle is good, but leaving the treasure is part of the legend! ! !

Chasing legends, getting close to legends, and becoming legends!

Is this the romance of Dumbledore?

So cool! As expected of a generation of legends - let's go to the library to read books!

The fastest movers are Gryffindor students - while Ravenclaw students are still sighing over Dumbledore's essay description, Gryffindor students who started skipping because they were bored have already started sprinting towards the library.

Peeves is really not to be messed with, and the library is still a good place to stay - no matter how irritable Madam Pince is, she will not throw a dung ball on your head.

Except for some stubborn students who decided to continue fighting Peeves, most of the students who had already lost their spirit decided to do what they were supposed to do as students - go to the library.

Read books and look forward to the appearance of Dumbledore's secret treasure.

But the students who decided to fight to the death were suddenly unhappy - it's like this, why don't you insist?

Maybe after a little grinding, Peeves' weaknesses will be exposed!

But it was useless. The temptation and threat added up, and the united front disappeared. And these students, disappointed, finally chose to seek help from the outside world.

Previously, it was because they felt embarrassed to talk about being treated like this, plus a little confidence in themselves, now - it's time to ask for help.

Accompanied by owls flying out of the school, Peeves's god-like record began to officially spread in the magic world.

Everyone has read Hogwarts and is familiar with this elf - after reading the description of their own children, almost all parents recalled the days when they were dominated by Peeves.

So that guy is so strong?

No, so this thing is not bragging? We just watched it for fun. After all, Dumbledore was becoming more and more magical. He was just about to team up with Gryffindor to travel the continent. But the secret treasure was real?

Who wouldn't love this kind of ancient story that has evidence and the characters themselves have experienced it? Soon, the legend of Peeves began to ferment and spread in the tavern.

By the next day, a shampoo potion, an insect repellent, and an alchemical automatic gourmet pot were secretly linked to Peeves.

Either crying in the moonlight or being tricked - anyway, the founder claimed that he met Peeves by chance, and then got a little inspiration or something else from the treasure.

This even forced the "Magic Legends" magazine, which was preparing to reprint this month's issue, to reprint a batch of last month's edition - of course, there were also many reprints of subsequent issues this month.

Some people even found the magazine of that year, which was bought by the Daily Prophet, and added photocopied photos to the appendix of the next day - the Daily Prophet even published an interview with the famous professor Ms. Marchbank.

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"Look, what the Daily Prophet says!"

At school, Ron got a newspaper from somewhere (Harry was sure it wasn't ordered by Ron), pointed at the photo on it and showed it off to Hermione.

This is normal.

There are two main types of library treasure hunters.

The first kind is lucky - although they are closely watched by Madam Pince, they still try their best to look for books that look like Dumbledore's handwriting, and are prepared to rely on luck and quantity to find the treasure.

The second kind thinks that the book's statement should be Dumbledore's idea. Students can only get help from the book when they are thirsty for knowledge and can't find it. In short, they should study hard, at least pretend to be attentive, and then fish out the book.

But Hermione and some people belong to the third group - we don't want to look for treasures, we just want to read books quietly!

It would be best if there is a secret treasure, but it's acceptable if there is none.

But there is still some time before the final exam, and we can't be noisy every day than the final exam. You people must have been deceived by that magazine!

But the students believe in Peeves's story more than the people in the magic world outside. With the current evidence, how could Dumbledore not have written that book?

"Let me see!"

Hermione took the newspaper angrily and started to read it - she actually believed it at the beginning.

Compared to taking risks and taking risks, she always believed that a great wizard like Dumbledore would definitely write a great book. She was mainly angry at those who read too much and not seriously.

But there was no way, even Professor McGonagall and Mrs. Pince didn't say anything - it was a good thing for students to go to the library, even if one out of ten people read books, it was better than before.

It just needed to guide and help those students who were willing to read to solve the problem of not having a good environment for reading.