Hogwarts: The Greatest Wizard

Finny shook his head and did not answer. He planned to confirm Hufflepuff's secret room and go in. If the inheritance was useful to the three of them, he would tell them.

Otherwise he wouldn't have said it,

Finny still knows that he can't bite off more than he can chew. If Finny didn't own the system, the Ravenclaw inheritance alone would actually be enough for him to use for a lifetime. After all, Nico, Pandora, Lily, and even Deng Unfortunately, many of the reasons why we have reached this point are because of the inheritance factor.

Therefore, if the Hufflepuff heritage was not unnecessary for the three twins, Finny would not tell them.

Just let them focus on Gryffindor's inheritance. After all, in the magic world, transformation is very useful in both life and combat. If they understand Gryffindor's inheritance in transformation, the three of them can definitely do it. Become a great wizard. Of course, if there are no other opportunities, it would be difficult to be promoted to a legendary wizard. That level can no longer be reached by making a breakthrough in magic level and strength.

Seeing that Feeney didn't want to answer the question, the twins and Jordan stopped asking. More than two years of getting along had made them trust each other, and they knew that no matter what, Feeney would not hurt them. They will also tell them what is useful and help them.

Feeney did not tell the answer at this time, which means that this matter is not something they can know now, and perhaps they should not know it in the future.

There was a celebration party in the Gryffindor common room tonight, so the twins and Jordan left and returned to the common room after a brief chat with Finny.

When they walked out of the spare classroom, they saw the trio of saviors sneaking at the door.

"Harry?"

"Ron?"*2

"What are you doing here?"

The three of them asked each other one by one,

Harry and the three looked at each other, their faces a little red because they were caught trying to eavesdrop on their conversation.

"Um,,, we have something to find Finney, yes, we have something to find Finney!"

Ron's eyes moved quickly and he found a reason to explain why they were here.

When the twins heard this, they rolled their eyes. They knew that the relationship between Ron and Feeney was not very good. Such private questioning had never happened before.

When Finny lived at the Weasley's, Ginny would come to him to ask him about magical things, but Ron would never do this after that.

It was also because the twins could clearly tell that Ron was lying at this time, but they had no intention of exposing his lies. After all, compared to themselves, Finny brought more terror to Ron.

Harry also realized this, because Harry knew about Ron's rejection of Finny and the bad things he said in private.

So before the twins and Jordan could react, he took the hands of Ron and Neville and ran into the empty classroom where George, Fred and Jordan had been talking to Finny before.

After Harry made sure that Peeves was not in this classroom, he turned around and closed the classroom door, and then told Finny what he had seen above the Forbidden Forest.

"So, do you believe me this time that what Dumbledore hid is the Sorcerer's Stone?"

Harry, Ron and Neville nodded quickly,

Feeney continued,

"And you still doubt Snape, right?"

Harry said,

"He is threatening Professor Quirrell, asking for a way to get through Lu Wei, and warning Quirrell about his little tricks. I think it is not just Lu Wei who protects the magic stone, but also other mechanisms and magic, right?"

Feeney rolled his eyes and said,

"I remember I told you once before Christmas that the place where Dumbledore hid the Philosopher's Stone was filled with magic and mechanisms arranged by many professors. Did you not pay attention or have you forgotten?"

Harry still didn't believe it and said very stubbornly,

"However, I heard Snape threatening Professor Quirrell with my own ears. I thought that maybe Professor Quirrell also cast some anti-dark magic spells to protect the Philosopher's Stone, and Snape needed to dispel them."

Feeney sighed and said,

"Let's not talk about the mechanism arranged by Professor Quirrell. Snape's own magic level is much higher than that of Professor Quirrell. I don't know whether you know it or not. The professors at Hogwarts now include Dumbledore. Including professors, only Professor Dumbledore, Professor Flitwick, and Professor Snape are very good at fighting. The other professors may have very high levels of magic, but when it comes to combat magic, what you call anti-dark magic and In terms of dark magic, Professor Dumbledore once defeated the first Dark Lord Grindelwald, Professor Flitwick was once the champion of the European Fighting Competition, and Snape was ten. During the turmoil years ago, he often fought, and he could be said to be a wizard on the front line. "

Well, as a Death Eater fighting against Aurors, half-blood wizards, Muggle wizards, and the Order of the Phoenix, he was on the front line, so there was no problem with Feeney's words.

When Harry, Ron and Neville heard what Finny said, their faces were all blank. It was obvious that they didn't understand the use of what Finny said.

Feeney continued,

"So, Professor Quirrell couldn't stop Snape even if he arranged an anti-dark magic spell. Not to mention, Snape also contributed to the protection of the Sorcerer's Stone. The one at the end of the corridor on the fourth floor There is a level in the mechanism that he arranged. So, your guesses are actually wrong."

Harry wanted to say something else.

"But, I heard this with my own ears,"

Feeney shook his head and said,

"It's not comprehensive, so I won't make an evaluation. Harry, you definitely heard Snape threatening Quirrell, but what did they say before you arrived? You don't have a good sense of Snape himself, so After hearing those words, you will think that there is something wrong with Snape. However, if you look at the problem I said, there is something wrong with Quirrell, and Snape is a member of the Protection of the Philosopher's Stone. Can it also be explained? Pass?"

"Okay, I just want to tell you not to think too much, especially you Harry, the Philosopher's Stone has nothing to do with you, the professors are there to worry about it, and I can tell you for sure that next Tuesday the Philosopher's Stone will They will be transferred away, and then everything will be fine,"

Harry was stunned and said,

"That means that as long as Professor Quirrell can resist Snape for a week, the Philosopher's Stone will be safe, right?"

When Finny heard this, he was stunned. He didn't expect that even after he said this and explained the matter to Harry clearly, Harry would still doubt Snape and believe Quirrell.

Sure enough, Gryffindor little lions are very stubborn and willing to believe what they believe. And they are a little arrogant and self-righteous, as if the world is centered on them.

In desperation, Finny was not going to continue persuading him. After sending the three people away, he was going to take Puff to Gryffindor's secret room.

You know, Puff has never been to that place, so there is no way to go there alone. However, Finny has been there, but he can't apparate, so he can only let Puff take Finny there with him.

Fortunately, when Feeney and the others left Gryffindor's secret room, he noted down the approximate location of the secret room at that time, so there was no need to pass by the mermaid tribe in the Black Lake.

After a lot of twists and turns, Feeney finally took Puff to find the secret cave according to the location mark he left before.

Looking at the dark crucible in front of him, Feeney suddenly thought of a legendary and mythical treasure.

Giant Devinchi's Crucible. One of the Thirteen Treasures of Britain, it only cooks meat for the brave, but cannot be used by cowards.

Generally speaking, you should not take such an item directly when you encounter it in the wild, even if you guess that it is a legendary treasure.

However, this is not because if something unexpected happens here, Puff will send Finny back to Hogwarts in time.

Finny casts a polymorph spell to turn a piece of candy into a spoon.

He tremblingly reached for the dark food-like liquid in the crucible, shook up a small spoonful, took a deep breath, and stuffed it into his mouth while resisting the nausea.

Although it didn't look or smell very good when I took it, it tasted pretty good.

The original strange taste did not appear, but instead the taste of a very delicious broth lingered in Feeney's mouth.

After taking a sip of the liquid, Feeney felt that his whole body was warmed up and filled with strength, which was very strange.

Feeney put the spoon down again, closed his eyes, and waited quietly for the sip of liquid to take effect.

After a while, he didn't feel any discomfort. Instead, he felt that the magic power in his body became more abundant and powerful.

But this is not the biggest gain that Feeney got from taking this thing. After taking this thing, he felt that his brain was clear and he had an impulse. He would be very calm when facing difficulties in the future, and Face it bravely.

This thing is more useful for George, Fred and Jordan. Feeney plans to take the three of them back here.

One of the reasons why he was not prepared to take this thing back was that the crucible was too big and difficult to carry. The other reason was that Feeney was not sure whether the liquid here would still have the same effect after leaving the crucible for a period of time.

Therefore, it would be best to bring those three people over here.

Finny filled Hufflepuff's golden cup with the liquid in the cauldron, and then, led by Puff, he apparated to the cave in the Forbidden Forest.

Place the gold cup on the right and left sides corresponding to the gold cup sculptures,

A burst of light emanates from the base of the sculpture on either side.

At the same time, there was a tremor on the ground, as if it was an earthquake. However, there were no stones falling from the top of the cave, and there was no similar tremor in other places outside the cave. Therefore, it is certain that the tremor was caused by Hufflepuff's Chamber of Secrets opened.

Seeing this series of changes, Feeney breathed out a sigh of relief.

In the past few days, he had been very irritable because of this secret room. He had accumulated a lot of pressure deep in his heart, and it all dissipated at this moment without the need to release it.

As the vibrations disappeared, the stone wall in front of Feini changed. A crack appeared from bottom to top, slowly revealing the passage behind the stone wall.

It's just that unlike the passage leading to the back of the stone wall that Feeney imagined, this passage is still downward.

Perhaps, Hufflepuffs prefer underground. Whether it is Hufflepuff's common room, kitchen, house-elves' graveyard, or Helga's dungeon, they are all built underground.

Compared to the passage that we passed through when we went to the house-elves' graveyard under the Hogwarts kitchen before,

this downward passage is very smooth around, and there are no remaining bones or other things, not even torches for lighting. It is pitch black all around.

Fortunately, Finny is wearing magic gloves, so he can use his left hand to illuminate and his right hand to hold a wand to deal with sudden situations, just like when he first came to this cave.

Puff and Egg Roll, two members of the house-elf guard, stood on both sides of Finny very vigilantly, observing the front and the sides that are easily overlooked, so as to protect Finny's personal safety in case of sudden situations.

Finney's guards have a series of emergency measures. In this case, if they are attacked, Egg Roll will take the initiative to meet them, and Puff will pull Finney away immediately, even if Egg Roll is likely to die here, and even Puff may have an accident, just like Dobby in the original book, but they will still do this because this is the meaning of their existence.

The tunnel is very long, and the angle is very large and it goes down all the way. According to the current angle, Finney estimates that they only need to walk for ten minutes to reach the distance of one floor (one floor of Hogwarts Castle is roughly equivalent to one and a half to two floors of ordinary residential buildings now.)

And they have been walking for more than 40 minutes now, and still have not seen the trend at the end of the tunnel.

The trend of this tunnel made Finney have another kind of doubt in his heart. Why did Hufflepuff build his chamber of secrets in the forbidden forest, and also built it deep underground?

Is there any meaning that Finny didn't find or understand?

You know, the deepest underground in Hogwarts is Helga's dungeon, which is only ten floors deep.

Now the tunnel Finny is walking in is almost as deep as this, but he still hasn't reached the end. You can imagine how exaggerated the depth of this secret room is.

Finally, after fifty minutes, Finny finally saw the end of the tunnel.

There was still a stone wall there. There was no entrance at the end of this tunnel. It was closed, which meant that Finny's ninety-minute journey might have been in vain.