Luke finally took the pamphlet to Mrs. Pince to register it honestly.
Mrs. Pince gave Luke a hard look as she took the book from Luke's hands. Then, with Luke's doubtful eyes, he examined the book carefully as if facing a formidable enemy.
Luke looked at Mrs. Pince's posture and thought about his casual attitude. It did seem that he was a little sorry for the reputation of the *** area.
After all, it has a reputation for being dangerous. Even students from previous years were said to have been harmed in the *** area. But Luke's entry into the *** area was like going home, and it did feel a little disrespectful.
But...there is really nothing dangerous about this book. There isn't even any magic power fluctuation.
Mrs. Pince glanced at Luke's expression during the inspection, and then warned seriously: "Don't underestimate every book in the *** section. Any one of them, no matter how ordinary it looks. There must also be some strange ability to hurt others."
Mrs. Pince had seen too much. Whether it's this hurtful book or an arrogant young man. All problems arise from negligence.
To think highly of yourself and underestimate these books is the beginning of disaster.
Luke nodded in an instructive manner. Although he was sure that there was nothing wrong with the book, he still chose to listen to Mrs. Pince's words.
He enjoys being at school. Except for the occasional accident with the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher every year, the other teachers are sincere in their attitude towards students.
Even Snape was absolutely conscientious in his classes. Even after Harry appeared, he kept trying to find ways to embarrass Harry, but the students did not learn any less things they should learn, and even learned some more things.
Each of them loves and cares for their students.
Here, Luke hardly had to think too much about the intrigues between him and the professors. In other words, the intrigues in school were apart from the distance battles with Dumbledore. Everything else is restrained to the level of a piece of cake.
Of course... Filch... doesn't count as a professor.
After careful inspection, Mrs. Pince found that there was indeed nothing wrong with the book. While breathing a sigh of relief, he said to Luke: "You are quite lucky. There is indeed nothing wrong with this book. But your good luck this time does not mean that your luck will still be good next time. So, when you pick up the book Be cautious and careful when doing so.”
Her tone was not very good. In other words, after saying such words many times, it is difficult to be so-called gentle.
In addition, Mrs. Pince herself is not a gentle person.
Luke nodded without saying anything or refuting. Mrs. Pingsi's concern, although her tone was not good, was genuine.
"Thank you, Mrs. Pince. I'll remember that."
Luke's polite answer surprised Mrs. Pince. After listening to her words, more students were either angry or disdainful, or timid and scared. There are really not many people who are as neither sad nor happy as I am now, and who express their gratitude seriously.
"You're welcome... Just hand the book to Professor McGonagall as soon as you finish borrowing it. Remember to return the book within the return date. Because it is a book in the *** area, the return time must be 5 days in advance. If you haven't finished reading it by then, it won't work. You must come here in time to renew the loan.”….
Mrs. Pingsi warned again, but the first half of the sentence was a bit obscure. The last half of the sentence is basically not performed.
Luke smiled and said, "No problem."
After saying that, he took the book handed over by Mrs. Pingsi, thanked him again and left.
Mrs. Pince looked at Luke's leaving figure and shook her head. She suddenly understood why so many professors liked the young man in front of her.
Peaceful personality, noble birth, appropriate distance and moderate speech. If you perfect the superficial skills summarized by the nobles, you can create a lovable person.
Of course, what this person looks like under the mask is unknown.
………………
Professor McGonagall looked at the book Luke had brought back with a look on her face.
of curiosity.
"This book... I have never seen it."
Professor McGonagall said straight to the point.
Luke raised an eyebrow. Although there are so many books in the entire Hogwarts library. But Professor McGonagall’s teaching age lies here, and so does her love for books. Although reading is ranked second to Quidditch as a hobby, she should have read all the books in the *** area.
This book is still very conspicuous in the *** area. It's almost like... when you are surrounded by psychopaths, being a normal person becomes particularly eye-catching.
"Ms. Hufflepuff's writings... the research value of this book is immeasurable."
Professor McGonagall looked at Luke and said seriously: "We have never understood the Big Four well enough. It can even be said that we have a labeled understanding in the future."
Slytherin blood comes first. Gryffindor courage reigns supreme. Ravenclaw wisdom reigns supreme. Hufflepuff's hard work comes first.
There are also legends and stories between them, like the Big Four falling out and stuff like that. These seem to be all that everyone knows about the Big Four. They couldn't even find any information about the Big Four.
The few books left in school were all insignificant research.
You can really feel the power of a wizard from just a few words. But that's about it. How powerful they are, no one knows.
Hufflepuff is the least visible of the Big Four. And not being in the limelight, in a sense, can be regarded as a different kind of mystery.
Later generations know very little about Hufflepuff. And the booklet in front of me may illustrate...
"Are Hufflepuffs good at soul magic?"
Professor McGonagall asked, but she didn't expect to get an answer from Luke.
Luke nodded, but it was just a guess. The heights that the Big Four stand at are definitely not something that can be summed up simply by being good at one thing. It's like the previously labeled understandings all seemed extremely monotonous.
He does have some holdovers from the Big Four era on hand. But the wizard chess pieces only remember how they looked when they played chess. Remember the tactics they used and the number of games they won and lost. But nothing is known about their magic.
What Luke was sure of was that Slytherin's wand absolutely knew these secrets. But after absorbing the energy in the snake wood, this wand with certain thinking ability refused to communicate with him. The overflowing magic power of the current Slytherin wand has gradually subsided, and it has even become somewhat ordinary. ….
But it's still powerful.
None of this allows them to know more about the Big Four at Hogwarts. But...the booklet in front of me may fill in a lot of things.
"Hogwarts... is such a mysterious place!"
Professor McGonagall sighed. Then she looked at Luke and said with a smile: "I wonder if there is such a legend among your students. There are still stories about the legacy of the Four Big Four among our students at that time."
"The four founders left their legacy at Hogwarts. Those who receive their legacy will gain control of the castle, as well as the lifelong learning of the four founders."
Luke told this legend before Professor McGonagall finished speaking.
Professor McGonagall nodded: "It seems that you students are not much different from us back then."
But unexpectedly, at this moment, Luke shook his head silently and said, "No, Professor, this is not a rumor among students."
Professor McGonagall was stunned for a moment. She suddenly had a very strange association... and the next moment, her association was confirmed.
"Professor...this is recorded in our family's secret book. The legend among the students back then is not a legend. It is a fact."
Luke looked at the confused Professor McGonagall calmly: "You should all have heard of the Chamber of Secrets..."
"That's...
Where is Laitelin’s heritage? "
Professor McGonagall said with a somewhat surprised voice.
Luke nodded and said, "Yes, but that inheritance cannot be inherited by just anyone who finds it."
The premise of Shelaoqiang itself restricts many people.
Professor McGonagall looked at Luke's face and knew that this matter must not be that simple. She also knew that the main reason why Luke gave her up her mind must be because it belonged to their family. Secondly... of course it is because it is quite dangerous to obtain this thing.
"Okay, I'm an old man now. There's no need to take risks for an unknown inheritance."
She said this casually, naturally to dispel Luke's concerns. What can be said about this is that Luke is generous enough. Of course, he also believed that he would definitely not rob it.
"No, no, professor, you misunderstood."
Luke shook his head under Professor McGonagall's confused eyes and said, "I hope you can enter the secret room."
"I heard that someone is interested in the secret room. And recently I feel that my strength is almost ready to try it. What I mean is, regardless of the dangers in the secret room itself, people are the most dangerous."
Professor McGonagall frowned: "You mean, someone will deal with you when you are looking for the secret chamber and the inheritance?"
"My guess is not certain."
Luke did not deny Professor McGonagall's statement. He wanted to put Professor McGonagall on guard. More secret rooms.
He wasn't going to wait around... it was his duty to give Tom's mediocre secret room exploration a little bit of a McGonagall shock.
Professor McGonagall looked at Luke's serious expression, nodded and said, "I will pay attention."…
Then Professor McGonagall handed the booklet in his hand to Luke and said, "You take it back and read it first. This book is indeed not dangerous. I was worried at first that you would bring back some dangerous black magic book. And now this one ...You can take it back and read it yourself.”
"Hey, thank you Professor!"
Luke took the pamphlet back into his hands. He also knew that this was a sign of Professor McGonagall's respect for his secret. The purpose of letting him come to the office to read is to ensure his safety. Now that there are no safety risks, isn't it normal to let him go?
Luke took the book and left Professor McGonagall's office. He took the day off today, and the morning class is almost over. The afternoon class is History of Magic...Professor Binns's History of Magic. It's really better to listen to the lecture than to read Taylor and Hermione's notes. There is really no need to attend this course.
Professor Ghost's dull and sleepy tone and scripted content were really without any nutrition. Luke had reason to suspect that the biggest reason why Hogwarts was still unwilling to replace the History of Magic professor was that it did not need to pay Professor Binns a salary.
The principals are completely squeezing Professor Binns' labor force, and it won't be over until he dies.
Of course, after returning to the dormitory, Luke carefully read the booklet in his hand.
The magic spell to protect the soul has already seen its prototype in this booklet. But in fact, the most valuable aspect of this booklet lies in the part that perceives the soul.
For Luke, the most important thing is naturally the part about the Gorgon. But he was not impatient. The book was not thick, so there was no need to jump through it.
"...The way to protect the soul is to rely on the protection of a magic circle, but this is not suitable for everyone. The particularity of the soul and magic power makes it difficult to develop a magic circle that protects the soul level. After it is developed, it will also need One person and one formation. This cost is really too high. At this time, Slytherin’s research gave me new ideas.”
"His research allowed me to discover that when there are different souls in a body, the stronger soul can transform the weaker soul into a shield. Once there is an attack against the soul, it can pass through This is how to complete the substitutionary death."
"By the way, Slytherin is really too much! He kicked me out of his laboratory! He won't let me get close to him.
Research the material! Even though I gave him a whole box of puffs, he actually said that my research had caused his consumption of experimental materials to exceed the standard. "
"I understand the truth. But in research, isn't it normal for there to be losses? What's more, no one except him can find such precious experimental materials."
"Oh, by the way, Slytherin asked me to call her my experimental partner, saying that this would minimize the reaction to the experimental materials. This guy always has such weird ideas."
"But, Gorgon... I don't even know where he got it from..."
When Luke saw this, he finally understood.
"Gorgons...are they actually one of Slytherin's research materials? My ancestor, you are really extravagant..."
Luke complained helplessly.
He also had an idea of the whereabouts of the Gorgon. If there is no experimental log at home, then either this part of the experimental log is lost. Either...
"In the secret room?"
Luke breathed a long sigh of relief, and a trace of determination flashed in his eyes. .
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