Days to grind friendship at Hogwarts

He is indeed Rowena Ravenclaw, a boss-level figure who can establish Ravenclaw House.

This location...

Wonderful!

Glenn looked up at the not-so-high dome and couldn't help but admire it in his heart.

In fact, the library does still exist in Ravenclaw Tower.

Due to the circular arc-shaped design of the common room, everyone who walks in will subconsciously think that what they see when they look up is the dome of the tower.

But in fact it is just a small blind trick without any magic power.

There is an inconspicuous little mezzanine between the ceiling of the lounge and the real dome of the tower.

And that mysterious private library is hidden here.

"Ding~"

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

You have discovered a secret place in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and are uncovering the mystery of this castle step by step.

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[Current custom reward: Wind Step] [Reward completion: 20%] [Currently accumulated: 40/100%]

Glenn glanced at the screen, then turned it off, with a satisfied smile on his face.

He raised his arms and stretched hard.

The problem that had been bothering me for more than half a year was finally solved, and what followed was a burst of relief.

The candlelight flickered, and he finally remembered to take a closer look at the room.

Apart from the previous feeling that made OCD extremely comfortable, he had not carefully observed the furnishings of this library.

The small room was spotless, and it must have been cast on the fire and water invulnerability charm and the dust-proof charm.

There are no windows here, but the air is fresh and there is no feeling of suffocation. Only the scent of ink and the smell of books come from the round bookshelves.

The humidity and temperature are just right, fresh and dry, which is the most suitable state for preserving books.

The dome is painted in Ravenclaw's exclusive sky blue, with the school emblem and Hogwarts school emblem painted on it, as well as exquisite patterns for embellishment.

In addition to the surrounding candlesticks, there is also a huge bronze chandelier hanging from the center of the dome, with candles that will not burn out and the eagle relief on the lamp shining brightly.

The wall behind the bookshelf is also covered with a blue tapestry, making the atmosphere of the whole room not depressing at all.

The round table and chairs in the center all look like medieval styles, but they are well maintained. The gold paint used for decoration is still shiny, and the velvet cushions are not worn at all.

Compared to the dirty and dark Slytherin chamber, this place is as comfortable and pleasant as a palace.

Unexpectedly, the magic of the founder of the academy was so miraculous that it could protect this library from being lost in the thousands of years of history.

Glenn couldn't help but sigh in admiration, and walked to the bookshelf, intending to look for the book that recorded the ritual process.

There was a sudden "pop" sound, and a figure suddenly appeared in front of him.

Apparition?!

Glenn's heart skipped a beat. Could it be that Patricia was chasing her?

He subconsciously took two strategic steps back, quickly drew out his wand, and reached for the phoenix feathers in his shirt pocket with one hand, ready to escape in a flash at any time.

At this time, it was too late to use the Disguise Magus to change his appearance, but even if his identity and flash ability were exposed, it would still be better than eating the big melon before Dumbledore arrived.

etc...

That's not right...

Doesn't Hogwarts have an anti-Apparition spell?

He looked warily at the place where the figure appeared, and couldn't help but slap himself on the forehead.

Strictly speaking, it is not a person who comes, but...

House elf.

He is also a familiar elf whom we have met once before - Rooney.

Rooney was still wearing the same tea towel he had seen in the kitchen, holding a feather duster in his hand and carrying a small bag with brushes of various sizes inside.

He was also shocked because he didn't expect to meet a little wizard here, pointing a wand at the tip of his nose.

Glenn glanced at the frightened house elf, who was holding a feather duster in front of his face, trembling, with an embarrassed smile on his face.

He put away his wand with a sneer and apologized to the elf: "I'm sorry, Rooney, I didn't react at the moment..."

Only then did Rooney recognize the young man in front of him. He was stunned for a moment, and suddenly without any warning, he waved the feather duster in his hand and knocked it on his head.

"Bad Rooney!" he shouted.

Glenn quickly reached out and grabbed his weapon, while Rooney was still exerting force, lifting himself into the air like a pull-up.

"Why are you beating yourself?" Glenn asked in surprise, not daring to let go.

"Rooney...scared...the young master, he should...be punished..." Unable to control his punishing hand, he gasped and explained.

Glenn couldn't help rolling his eyes and continued to lift him until his emotions slowly calmed down, then he put him back on the ground.

"Are you okay?" he asked in relief.

Rooney nodded comically, bowed to him, and said gratefully: "Thank you, Master!"

"You don't have to call me Master, just call me Glenn." Glenn waved his hand.

The elf nodded respectfully: "Okay, Master Glenn!"

Glenn gave him a speechless look and simply let him go.

"By the way," Glenn suddenly remembered a question and asked, "How did you know this place and why did you come?"

Rooney raised the feather duster in his hand and replied with a proud expression: "Rooney is here to clean Ms. Ravenclaw's library! Rooney's ancestors have been cleaning this place since a thousand years ago, and other elves have been cleaning it.

You don’t have this qualification!”

Glenn glanced at the spotless room and showed a look of surprise. It turned out that the place was always kept clean and tidy by the elf's cleaning, not purely by magic power.

If you think about it carefully, this is indeed the only way to make sense.

If it is possible to cast a magic that lasts for a thousand years or more to keep the room tidy, then the strength of the founder of the academy would be too terrifying.

"Rooney comes here to clean every morning. This year is already the 51st year." The elf continued, "Master Glenn is so awesome. You are the first little wizard Rooney has met here!"

"Don't you house elves need to look for the teleportation array behind the statue?"

"Yes, Master." Rooney replied, "The magic of elves is different from that of wizards. They can ignore the anti-Apparition spell of the castle."

This is consistent with Glenn's speculation.

He continued to ask: "Does the teleportation array need maintenance?"

Rooney nodded again: "Every once in a while, we will send some magic power to the teleportation to maintain its effect."

I see.

Glenn nodded slightly, which seemed much more reasonable.

If the magic of the four founders is really so strong that it lasts for thousands of years, then how strong must the dark wizard Morgana, who is even more famous than them, be...