I'm the king of scrolls at Hogwarts

As a loyal friend, Louis would never leave his brothers alone.

He first took out Lemonia and told her to go down and have a look, and to keep it away so as not to hit Harry. After getting a no-questions-asked response, Louis let go.

After a while, Lemonia's message came back.

"That little guy seems to have fainted, Master." It could be heard that Lemonia was gloating about her misfortune.

Lewis opened the energy shield neatly and drilled in along the pipe.

He felt as if he had entered a narrow enclosed slide, twisting and turning, and from time to time he could feel the muffled sound of the shield hitting the wall of the tube.

Fortunately, his physical fitness has been strengthened over time, otherwise he would not be able to get motion sickness while running.

After several twists and turns, it suddenly became clear that Louis emerged from the tube, and he even heard a clear "pop" sound.

The ground was very wet, but under the effect of the energy shield, the dirt was not stained on his body, but his hair was messed up due to the bumps.

With a snap of his fingers to illuminate the dark space, Louis looked down and saw Harry lying on the ground unconscious like a toad.

This kid plunged into the pipe with such force that he probably hit the ground face first.

He stretched out his hand and touched Harry's nose, still breathing.

Fortunately, the savior classmate did not disappear just like that.

"Selvio Hexia! (Safe Guard)"

Unable to leave Harry lying here by himself, Louis turned him over and used the Peace Keeping Charm to temporarily protect him.

Anyway, Lao Deng is watching.

He continued to move forward. The dark and silent tunnel was too scary. He couldn't help but think about the horror movies he had watched in his previous life.

After walking a few steps, I was almost frightened by my own imagination.

As we all know, the scariest thing in the world is always scaring others, especially scaring yourself.

As he was walking, there was a sudden click on the ground, which scared him so much that his hair shot up to the ceiling.

Looking down, he saw the skull of an unknown small rodent. Looking closer, he saw that the ground in front of him was densely covered with animal bones.

Louis was sure that there were no human bones in it, because the bones were so small that they looked like mice.

Continuing to walk forward, he turned the corner in front. Under the light floating behind him, he saw a huge green snake slough, very bright, as if it had just shed, coiling on the ground of the tunnel.

Obviously, the big snake that shed its skin was a little bit huge. Louis visually inspected that the snake's slough could accommodate Harry's continued thrusting.

This is an important alchemical material. Lewis stuffed this huge piece of snake skin into the system space without hesitation.

"This little guy is so miniscule." Lemonia's evil voice sounded in his ears.

Louis was stunned for a moment. He turned back to look at Lemonia: "You call that a little guy?"

Lemonia's sword shook slightly, seemingly unconcerned. There was a hint of joking in her voice: "The wild anacondas in Arden Fairyland are much bigger than it. The Queen of Winter once gave two to His Majesty Denathrius, but he later gave them to the traitor Renathor."

Louis shrugged and continued walking forward. After passing one corner after another, he finally found that there was no longer a turn in front of him, but a solid wall.

He walked over and took a closer look. There were two intertwined snakes carved on the wall. Their eyes were inlaid with large, shining emeralds, as if they were alive, making the already ferocious coiled snakes even more enchanting. different.

Without thinking, Louis turned his staff into a sword, dug out the emeralds and put them into the system.

*Congratulations on getting the perfect emerald*4.

After he finished picking, he remembered that he should ask Harry to use Parseltongue to open the wall.

Too sloppy.

"Alohomora!"

Louis stretched his staff and pointed at the wall, shooting an orange-red spell.

There was a rumbling sound, and a large hole was opened in the wall by his magic, just enough to accommodate him through.

Good guy, it's pronounced as Alajo Cave Open, and written as Thunderbolt Explosion, right?

Behind the wall is a long, dimly lit room, with many towering stone pillars supporting the ceiling in the dark, with large entangled snakes carved on them. It should be said that it is indeed Slytherin's secret room, even Slytherin has achieved the ultimate in aesthetics.

"Look who is here, there is finally a visitor in this Slytherin Chamber of Secrets?"

A sinister tone sounded, and Louis looked along the sound, and there was a pool at the end. A huge face is carved on the wall behind the pool. It was an old, extremely thin face, with a sparse beard that almost reached the hem of the stone wizard's robe. Two large gray feet stood on the smooth floor, and on one of them sat Tifa with an unclear expression.

"Assistant Tifa?" Louis asked tentatively.

"I can't believe that half a year has passed and you still remember me, mortal." Tifa's voice suddenly became very strange, as if several people were talking at the same time, and it was unexpectedly decent.

Yes, it just feels very decent, and it's hard to make people feel hostile.

"I think you should have discovered something is wrong with me a long time ago, Louis. You should admit that at your age, no matter what kind of creature you are, it is difficult to reach the height you are now."

After Tifa finished speaking, her eyes lightly closed.

When he opened his eyes again, the pair of eyes were blooming with light blue light.

"Blue-eyed demon?" Louis was stunned. He had thought of countless possibilities, from Hufflepuff's golden cup to Slytherin's pendant, or the reappearance of Schutzpaw, but in any case, there was no possibility. Thinking that the person in front of him was actually a blue-eyed demon.

"Is it possible...that you admitted your mistake?" Tifa smiled, very beautiful and charming.

Louis held the wand tightly with one hand, and the other hand had already pinched the hilt of Lemonia's sword.

"I can see, Master, you are very nervous." Lemonia whispered: "Either you have kidney deficiency, I think you should be more restrained."

"Nonsense, you have a weak kidney..." Louis retorted subconsciously, and then realized that he might really be too nervous, and his palms were sweating.

He raised his head, stared at Tifa, and asked coldly: "Where is Professor Lockhart?"

"Oh, are you talking about my useless brother?" Tifa covered her mouth and chuckled, and after a while she slowly said: "He...he was reborn in the belly of the snake..."

Louis suddenly thought of a possibility.

"You wouldn't... combine him with the snake, would you?" he asked hesitantly.

This kind of thing is not unprecedented. In various legends, demons always like to combine humans and some ferocious animals to form killing machines. The "Tifa" in front of them is highly suspected of doing so.

"Oh, that's not the case." Tifa's expression was somewhat disgusted: "A idiot like him who likes to show off himself, no matter what he combines with it, he will only get a waste..."

"Here." Tifa raised her chin toward the distance. Louis looked in the direction and saw a gray-black pool.

"It's a pity that this is a secret room and he can't be allowed to play his final role. I think people like him can make the greatest contribution to the wizarding world by becoming fertilizer for your herbal medicine class."

Tifa's voice was cold, as if she was talking about someone who had nothing to do with her.

"But this should be something I did wrong. Ever since I let the venomous snake swallow Lockhart, this little girl has started to resist me."

"Really, it's not easy to find such a skin that is willing to be possessed by me." Tifa's tone even sounded a bit resentful.

"It seems that you are planning to kill someone and silence them." Louis narrowed his eyes and looked at Tifa.

"Oh, no, Louis." Tifa shook her head and denied, "I think you underestimate me a little. We will never be harmful to our skin, even if they know our secrets."

Having said this, Tifa's smile bloomed, as warm as the spring sunshine.

"Whether you believe it or not, these are the rules given to us by our father. We cannot hurt the... skins that sincerely accept us, even if they are the most filthy human beings. Ah, how ridiculous. For the sake of monkeys like you, my father actually... …”

Tifa's face was distorted for a moment, and then she returned to her warm smile: "Of course, I think there are many reasonable and compromise solutions. It seems that the Acromantula deep in the Forbidden Forest can do it for you."

"I wish I could see that big snake eating you poor thing up, but I have other things to do. Goodbye."

After Tifa finished speaking, her whole body turned into a blue-white light and floated away from the top of the secret room.

At this time, Harry also ran over from behind.

"Louis, Louis...ha, you're not interesting enough!" Harry complained breathlessly.

"There's no time to explain. Call Ron and Hermione. You go to Hagrid and tell him that Assistant Tifa is in danger with Aragog. Hurry!"

"But that monster..." Harry still couldn't forget the purpose of his trip, and the sense of mission given by history slowly came over him.

Lewis said eagerly: "Don't worry about that monster of yours. Assistant Tifa's life is in danger! It's urgent!"

"But how do I get up there..." Harry asked hesitantly.

Lewis was also stunned, yes, why go up there...

A clear chirp interrupted the two people who were struggling. Fox flew from a distance, holding the dirty Sorting Hat at his feet.

"You're here just in time, Fawkes." Louis waited for Fawkes to fly close, and quickly pulled Harry over: "Harry is left to you. You take him to the Gryffindor lounge. Hurry!"

Fox nodded, grabbed Harry, and carried it in his paws like a cargo.

Also enjoyed the treatment of a sorting hat.

Harry suppressed his embarrassment and kept silent. Fox's claws were sharp and scratched his flesh to pieces, but now that his life was at stake, he couldn't care less about the pain.

Louis picked up the Sorting Hat on the ground, and the old hat saw him and said hello.

"Hi, Louis."

"Hey, isn't this an old hat?" Louis hiccuped, reached into the hat, and pulled out a long sword inlaid with gems.

"It seems that you are really half a Gryffindor." The old hat said in admiration: "But the old hat has a unique insight and assigned you to Slytherin, which is more suitable."

"If you didn't tell me, I would have forgotten our holiday." When Louis mentioned this, he remembered the time when the old hat made fun of the sorting ceremony.

"You should think this way, if you didn't go to Slytherin, would you still be able to have everything you have now?"

The old hat's words were thought-provoking, and Louis thought about it. If he hadn't gone to Slytherin, he wouldn't have been so close to his senior sister.

"Then I really have to thank you. I'll buy you some books later. I think you might be able to become a poet." Louis shrugged, folded his old hat and put it in his pocket, regardless of his objections.

"Where's the snake?" Louis asked belatedly.

"If you were more responsive, maybe you would find something wrong with us." Lemonia said.

Only then did Louis notice the rippling energy shield.

He looked up and saw the energy shield clicked.

What kind of eyes are those, like searchlights in this deep and dark environment.

The energy shield beeped again.

*Energy Shield has gained 100 proficiency and its level has been raised to 17.

It seems that the attack with this look will not do much damage, Louis thought to himself, not realizing that his shield level was too high.

When he looked carefully, a lump of liquid hit the energy shield, causing ripples and flowing down the edge.

Oh, it was a huge snake, the basilisk in the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets, the culprit of the attack.

It looks a lot bigger than in the movie and the original book. Maybe Tifa gave him some catalytic hormone?

This look...

Quite unique.

Seeing Lewis's gaze, the basilisk seemed to be wondering why the two-legged beast wouldn't die immediately when it looked at him. After a while, he roared in a martial way, seeming to announce that I was about to attack.

Louis held down Lemonia who was ready to attack.

"Do you want to accept it as a pet?" Lemonia asked doubtfully, and then persuaded: "Master, such an ugly thing as a pet is really not worthy of your noble status. It must be Ysera no matter what. That kind of person is worthy of being your pet..."

Louis could tell that Lemonia favored him simply because she wanted to absorb the basilisk's anima.

The anima produced by a twisted creature like the basilisk is a perfect fit for Revendreth, especially one of Revendreth's most outstanding creations.

"I just think that this basilisk is full of treasures. It would be a pity for you to chop such a big guy." Louis looked at the basilisk in front of him and felt that it was not a basilisk, but a mobile and regenerable monster. A treasure trove of medicine and alchemy.

"But I'm really hungry, Master." Lemonia's voice sounded as hungry as she could: "Please..."

"It's not enough to be greedy. It's natural to make the best use of such a good thing, Lemonia." Louis mentioned Lemonia and gently stroked her fingers along the spine of Lemonia's sword.

"Hmm... Ha, no, no, I'm not greedy anymore, Master..." Lemonia's voice was extremely strange, and the sword buzzed and vibrated at a high frequency.

Louis let her go, not caring about the basilisk still staring at him.

"Ha...ha..." Lemonia gasped, and after a while she asked: "Aren't you afraid that the basilisk will suddenly attack you?"

"Oh, this basilisk is special. It can't see anything that doesn't move." Louis shrugged: "He can't even see small movements clearly."

"Generally speaking, snakes rely on infrared induction heat to hunt, but I simulated the body temperature to be the same as the environment, and now it makes him blind." Louis stared at the basilisk in front of him without any worry... Ah, no, it is big baby.