Days to grind friendship at Hogwarts

After making up his mind, Glenn called up the system again, opened the milestone interface, and wrote down the custom reward——

【Parseltongue】

All the points accumulated previously have been used up. Fortunately, the price of this ability is not too high. He only needs to complete one more milestone to obtain this ability.

Strangely enough, I don't know if it was due to the system upgrade. This time, like last school year, there was no new milestone list based on the major events of the year when I first arrived at Hogwarts.

Only [Castle Quest] and [Who said collecting cards are a scam?] are left in the list, which can be completed repeatedly. The other positions have become all [????].

It seems that as the rewards increase, the difficulty of completing the milestones also increases, turning it into a hidden achievement without any hint.

Fortunately, Glenn had forgotten to go to the Room of Requirement before, which left a reward that could be obtained at any time, which could be used to get the much-needed Parseltongue.

He quietly stood up from the four-poster bed, looked at his two roommates who were sleeping soundly, and said silently in his heart: "Wind Step!"

The figure became illusive without warning and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

The bedroom door creaked softly and was closed again.

With the double insurance of the map and the Wind Step, Filch and Mrs. Norris who were on night watch were useless, unaware that someone was wandering Hogwarts at night under their noses.

After arriving on the eighth floor without incident, Glenn glanced at the tapestry of a giant monster beating Barnabas stupidly with a club, and turned around.

Although the map has shown the outline of the room and he only needs a flash to enter smoothly, but out of curiosity, he still wants to try the normal way of entering.

"I'm going to the Room of Requirement..." He thought silently in his mind and walked back and forth three times to the wall opposite the tapestry.

It turns out that if you just think about the Room of Requirement in your mind, nothing will change on the hard walls.

Glenn touched the cold wall and shook his head to himself.

"I need a place to hide my things."

He simply needed to find the Room of Requirement. He had no other needs, so he simply changed his mind and went back and forth three times.

When I looked back for the last time, there was a simple wooden door on the wall.

Done!

Glenn stepped forward, gently turned the bronze handle, and opened the door.

It was a spacious room about the same size as the Great Hall of Hogwarts. The bright silver moonlight filtered through the tall skylights, illuminating the random piles of clutter in the room.

Ding~

The system prompt sounds at the right time, and the light blue translucent light screen pops up automatically.

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Achieve the milestone [Castle Quest (can be completed repeatedly)]

You have discovered a secret place in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry - the Room of Requirement, and are unveiling the mystery of the castle step by step.

award:

[Current custom reward: Parseltongue] [Reward completion: 100%] [Currently accumulated: 100/100%]

The accumulation of rewards is completed and the ability [Parseltongue] is obtained.

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Satisfied, Glenn turned off the system light screen and once again focused his attention on the Great Wall made up of items hidden by Hogwarts students of all generations.

From the door, these messy items look like a city with criss-crossing roads. Next to the streets and alleys are all kinds of worn-out furniture, piled precariously.

If nothing else, these furniture should have been enchanted with the wrong magic and could not be restored, and were hidden here by students who secretly experimented with magic spells.

As time slowly passed, the magic dissipated, and they gradually returned to their original state.

A lot of books and other random things were stuffed into the gaps between the furniture walls.

Including some glass bottles containing solidified magic potions; strange items that obviously smell of black magic; as well as winged slingshots and wolf-fang flying saucers. Several of them are still hovering feebly on the mountains of forbidden objects. It seems that they have not been around for a long time.

It was hidden just now.

Glenn, who was about to leave, suddenly stopped pushing the door open and turned around again.

Come all come...

Not as good as...

Another interesting idea suddenly occurred to him.

As we all know, there are many important things hidden in this room, including the disappearing cabinet used by Death Eaters to break into Hogwarts, and...

One of the Horcruxes - Ravenclaw's Diadem.

There is a high probability that Dumbledore already knows about the existence of Horcruxes, but he is still not sure about their number and whereabouts. Now the plot has undergone huge changes. Rather than expecting Crabbe to come back and unleash his wrath in five years, it is better to do it in advance.

Take the crown in your hand.

The basilisk must die anyway, so it would be much safer to get its fangs when the time comes.

Glenn made a decision in his mind, walked into an alley among the treasure piles, and turned to the right. There was an ugly troll specimen there, and he didn't know who had such a strong taste.

Continuing forward, there is the broken disappearance cabinet. In a few years, Master Malfoy will accept the mission of His Highness the Dark Lord and come to repair it.

But judging from his current changes, this plot may not necessarily happen normally.

Glenn hesitated, took out his wand, and cast a shrinking spell.

He picked up the vanishing cabinet, which had become the size of a palm, and placed it next to the giant monster specimen he had seen before.

Considering that it might be useful in the future, he did not destroy it directly, but hid it just in case. In this way, even if the young master received the mission, it would be difficult to find the mission target.

After putting away the vanishing cabinet, Glenn stood up and recalled the details in the book. If he remembered correctly, Harry should have placed the Half-Blood Prince's "Advanced Potion Making" on a surface that blistered, as if it had been splashed

In a large cabinet with too much acid. The bust of a wizard wearing a Ravenclaw diadem is near that cabinet.

But in this large room filled with old furniture, it's like finding a needle in a haystack.

"The diadem of Ravenclaw is flying!" Glenn waved his wand and tried the flying spell.

But there was obviously protective magic on the crown that would invalidate the Flying Curse. He waited for a while, but nothing happened.

The map function rarely lost its function. For a road addict, this was a very scary thing. If he could not use flash to return to the corridor at any time, he would have given up long ago.

Fortunately, Voldemort did not hide the diadem too deeply, and the location was not far from the Vanishing Cabinet. Glenn wandered aimlessly for a while, and finally found the cabinet that matched the description among a pile of junk.

Several crates were piled haphazardly next to the rickety cabinet, with a dusty wig on top and a shabby bust of an ugly old wizard.

On the head of the bust is a rusty and tarnished old crown.