A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

Penello's face was dyed red, while Percy grinned silly.

The Gryffindors cheered lively, and several wizards in Ravenclaw looked at Percy with bad eyes, as if he stole some precious treasure, and several girls muttered beside him.

"Wood, what is this?" A Gryffindor student pointed to the little skeleton wobbly on the ground, struggling to get up, it wasn't scary at all.

"The 'surprise' in Professor Hepp's mouth." Wood said a little depressedly, he was frightened just now.

The freckled wizard next to him added: "They don't have any offensive power, other than the way they appear a little scary..."

During the conversation, a Ravenclaw girl looked down and saw a pale hand bone rubbing her shoe, "Ahhh!" She screamed exaggeratedly, Wood stepped forward and smashed the bone, he shrugged. He shrugged and said to the others, "Look, it's this kind of stuff."

Then he looked at the girl: "You are standing a bit to the side, it seems that the place has not been cleaned."

The girl blushed and thanked him.

"Anything other than these funny little skeletons?" someone asked.

"Tombstone," Percy said with a pretence of composure, "there's rune on the tombstone, which I think is an important clue."

Someone suggested: "Why don't we decipher the rune here first?"

"good idea!"

A dozen or so little wizards were scattered, each responsible for two or three tombstones. They took out parchment from their schoolbags and copied the rune on them.

During this period, the little skeleton buried in the soil sensed the approach of strangers and reached out from the ground to try to intimidate them. But this time the students were mentally prepared to dodge their attack with ease.

A few daring ones simply let the little skeletons crawl out, and let them use their slender hand bones to scratch their thighs, and transcribe the rune on the tombstone for themselves.

During this process, every minute or two, a fiery red spark would rise in the distance.

Percy, Penello and others completed their tasks early. They read each other's deciphered words and compared them to the patterns on the tombstones.

"Look here—"

Penello pointed to the numbers on the two black stone tombstones nearby, "these are adjacent numbers, the first one says 'Visitors found that the safe house is tightly protected by four magical barriers. .' And the content of this piece is 'Due south, there are a lot of Inferi.'"

She said excitedly: "The infernal corpse corresponds to the tombstone group where we are, and we can find the safe house as long as we go north!"

"Penello, you're always so smart." Percy praised.

Penello snorted: "It seems that Professor Hepp has taken apart a complete story and put it on each tombstone. All we have to do is put them together."

"Hey, guys! Don't forget to copy the number of the tombstone, it's very useful." Percy turned and shouted.

Finally, a green spark appeared in the mid-air in the distance.

"We're going back the same way, have you all transcribed it?" After getting a positive response, they hurried back.

This time, it took them almost two minutes to get back to where they were.

The wizard who stayed behind turned pale, "You guys are finally back, I always feel someone blowing at my neck from behind..."

"Thank you for your hard work, Dilis."

After another half-minute, the Slytherin and Hufflepuff students returned, and the Slytherin prefect said arrogantly: "We found the safe house, and if it weren't for time, we would have cracked the above. magic……"

"We've also made important discoveries," Percy argued.

"But that doesn't matter, does it?"

Percy blushed and wanted to say something, but Penello hurriedly held him back. Percy said angrily, "Look at what he said!"

Wood pulled over a Hufflepuff student, "Grover, what's going on?"

Grover said in a low voice: "It took us almost three minutes to find the safe house, but it was blocked by the magic on the wall."

"What kind of magic?"

"Puzzles!" said Grover. "The Slytherin students were staring at them and didn't know how to play."

So the group moved their positions and came to the safe house——

It was a somewhat deformed square hut. The surface was painted black and brown. From a distance, it looked like a big rock. It was easy to overlook, but the most important thing was that the hut had no door.

The little wizards of Gryffindor and Ravenclaw came forward, and on the four walls of the hut, a nine-square grid was drawn, and the last position was empty.

"As long as you point your wands on it, like this, the grid will move," Grover told the others. "There's a rune in each grid, and it looks like we're going to put it in the right order, linking it up. A word."

"Isn't that simple, eight runes in all?" Percy said.

"No, Percy, see for yourself," said the Hufflepuff student.

Percy carefully identified, he suddenly realized that he didn't even know a single one...

For a time, he was in a trance, who am I? where am I? And the rune that I don't know?

One is fine, eight don't know each other?

Wood next to him muttered: "Isn't it just guessing? Look at this word, I bet it has something to do with the meaning of 'light'."

Several scholars present thought back, "Yes, this difficulty is beyond our ability. The professor hopes that we can identify and infer the meaning of words."

Understanding the true purpose of the puzzle, the students looked at each other, "A college is responsible for a wall?"

Percy glanced at the Slytherin prefect. "Okay."

Twenty minutes have passed...

The little wizards gathered together in dismay, "No way! It's too difficult!"

"Cooperation, Jeffrey," Penello said calmly, looking at the Slytherin prefect. "That's what the professor intended."

The Slytherin prefect murmured something that no one else could hear, so everyone took him by default.

The students from the four academies sat under a nine-square puzzle, looked at the rune on it, and had a heated discussion—

"Does the first word sound like Peorth?" said a wizard.

"I think the shape is similar to Wyn. See the corners that stick out from the edges?"

"Wait, I think I've seen a similar rune somewhere, very much like..." a Hufflepuff witch screamed, "Yes, in the fourth grade textbook, a reference book mentioned it. This rune, I happened to have a note with me."

"I found it!" She quickly flipped through the notes, then raised her head, and under everyone's attention, she said dramatically: "This word is quite old, it's a synonym for 'wisdom'."

Although they only cracked one-eighth of the first nine-square grid, they couldn't help but get excited.

Next, with a similar idea, the eight Runes were deciphered one after another—

Penello said with his fingers: "Intelligent, excellent and unparalleled, equivalent and similar, extreme and extreme, exaggerated, rich or abundant, possessed or restrained, gathered or gathered."

She raised her head, "What did you think of?"

Overestimating myself, I wanted to complete two more changes.

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