A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

During the holidays, Hogwarts was quiet, and the plants in the courtyard grew lushly, like a full-bodied oil painting.

But without the chattering students holding books, I always feel that the picture lacks some vitality.

This made the ghost with a low sense of existence suddenly conspicuous, and Felix could always catch a glimpse of a silver-white transparent shadow flashing past when he was on his way to the library.

In addition to these ghosts living in Hogwarts, some professors also stayed. Like McGonagall and Professor Flitwick, and Sybil Trelawney.

The empty school led to frequent interactions between professors. During a small gathering, the drunk Trelawney had to make a prophecy for Felix—

"Unknown, I saw unknown..."

Felix looked at her quietly, and Trelawney stared at a sherry bottle with wide eyes, scrutinizing it carefully.

"Sybil, you're drunk." Professor McGonagall's cheeks were flushed, and she drank some wine.

"No, I didn't! I saw... a big black dog! With a black army covering the sky, it completely enveloped you." Trelawney put one arm on Mag and used the other hand. Pointing on Felix's chest, he burped his wine and said, "This is the turning point of your life. If you want to know the details, Chenghui 3 Galleons."

Professor McGonagall lip-synched: 'Before joining, people tell fortunes. ' She waved her wand and dropped Trelawney on the sofa, and a small blanket flew over her.

Big black dog? Felix thought about it for a while, is it Ya Ya, or the three-headed dog Lu Wei?

He did have the idea of ​​going to see the three-headed dog with Hagrid, but he didn't tell anyone.

Professor Flitwick on the side used magic to turn the cup into various small animals, and soon, Professor McGonagall and Felix joined in. They played a table Quidditch match with their wands.

When he came out, a gust of summer wind mixed with the fragrant osmanthus of the four seasons blew, and Felix's eyes quickly became clear.

After a week of vacation, he returned to his London cottage a few days ago, and after visiting a few ordinary friends, he returned to Hogwarts.

At this moment, he came to the top of the spiral staircase on the west side of the castle and stood at the entrance of the Ravenclaw common room.

A bronze eagle knocker blocked his way, and beyond that, there was no doorknob and no keyhole.

That's Ravenclaw's specialty - the common room's entrance doesn't have a password, instead it's a riddle given by the knocker, and as long as you get the question right, it'll get out of the way and welcome you in.

Felix tapped on the knocker, and the eagle's mouth opened immediately. Instead of screeching, he said in a gentle, musical voice, "Tomorrow or the accident, which comes first?"

Felix said earnestly: "It depends on how much preparation you have done 'today'."

"Makes sense," said the voice, and the door opened.

The Ravenclaw lounge was empty, and Felix surveyed the circular room, which was decorated in a fairytale-like interior—primarily blue and bronze, with stars painted on the dome and dark blue carpet. The arched windows are hung with brightly colored silks.

Felix came to the window. The viewing position here is excellent, and his eyes are condescending. He can clearly see the black lake and the forbidden forest of the school, and he can see the surrounding mountains in the distance.

There were desks, chairs, bookshelves, and a tall white marble statue in an alcove opposite the door.

It was the statue of Rowena Ravenclaw, he looked at it for a moment, then his eyes fell on a bookshelf.

On one of the shelves inside the bookshelf, stood a one-foot-tall statue, a slender woman who raised her head slightly and looked forward leisurely and calmly.

The statue is slightly rough, and even the face of the character is very blurred, but in front of her is a gilded nameplate with a line of introductory text, 'In memory of Ravenclaw's ghost - Ms. Gray, March 7, 1993 Japanese students take pictures. ’

Felix couldn't help but smile.

After a long while, he regained his senses, thought of the purpose of his trip, and began to check the magic traces on the bookshelf. In the Room of Requirement, Ms. Ravenclaw's memory mentions that she left some hidden magical heritage in the Ravenclaw common room for later discoveries.

Felix was in the mood to give it a try and see if he could find something interesting.

His exchange with Ms. Ravenclaw was too brief, and I have to say, it was a pity.

Felix rubbed the pattern on the bookshelf, but found nothing. He went to the other bookshelves to check carefully. Finally, on the third bookshelf, he sensed a very secret magic wave.

He tentatively used his magic power to touch this magic prohibition, but found no danger. But it seemed to be hiding in the air, and Felix struggled to drag it out.

A milky white light bloomed in the air, and the next second, his eyes flashed, and then everything returned to normal.

He was still standing in the Ravenclaw common room, as if the light just now was just an illusion.

But the books on the shelf suddenly had a fatal attraction to him, and the voice in his head told him: I want to read all the books on the shelf, I can do it.

This thought and emotion came out of nowhere, as if it was suddenly inserted into my head.

"This is?"

As a new master of memory magic, Felix quickly blocked the strong desire in his heart. He carefully analyzed and figured out this magic.

"It's very similar to my thinking cabin, and it also pulls people into a world of thinking, but Ms. Ravenclaw's approach is much smarter than mine, with a longer time ratio and fewer side effects..."

He casually flipped through the books on the bookshelf, which were ordinary and nothing profound, so he turned to study the illusory Ravenclaw common room where he was.

He couldn't see a single flaw at all.

"It's funny, I didn't expect that I was pulled into the Thinking Cabin by others." Felix smiled lightly, his fingers danced quickly, and the rune symbols appeared out of thin air.

"Well, Ms. Ravenclaw also has a very in-depth study of ancient runes, which is normal. She lives in a time when the old and the new alternate."

Ten, a hundred... Soon, the number reached five hundred, and it kept increasing... This was Felix's harvest in the Hogwarts library for a year.

Afterwards, Felix reached out his hand, and following his thoughts, dozens or hundreds of Rune symbols flew to his hand instantly, forming a mysterious pattern, and blazing flames bloomed from his fingers.

The whole world shook violently suddenly.

Felix put away the ancient magic and waved all the rune symbols away. "It's dangerous, I almost destroyed this place."

Then he cautiously kept trying, testing the magical treasures that Ravenclaw had left behind.

Time passed little by little.

After an unknown amount of time, he was kicked out by the magic ban.

Felix looked out of the window, it was already evening, "I may have been in it for several days, but I'm not very tired..."

"Very good, pointed the way forward for my mind cabin."

"And this kind of sudden pull of people is also very clever, I didn't even notice it, memory magic, memory magic..."

"There's a lot to do."

In the revision of the second chapter, about ten minutes, I will send the first chapter first.