The Mightiest Wizard of Hogwarts

It seems that the things recorded in this book are very likely to be true, so he can go to Ms. Gray.

Ms. Gray and Barrow were completely different, even though both were usually silent,

However, Barrow is more immersed in his own world and regrets, while Ms. Gray is really silent, and often sits in a certain classroom and looks at the podium quietly, as if reminiscing.

The way I used to attend class,

It can be said to be a very difficult thing for Feeney to find in the classroom of Hogwarts. However, she actually has another place she often goes to, Ravenclaw's Tower, which is also Ravenclaw's.

Outside the common room door,

Compared with the other three houses, Ravenclaw does not exclude young wizards from other houses from entering their lounge, provided that they can answer the raven-shaped bronze knocker on the door by themselves.

And Feeney plans to go there to wait for Ms. Grey's return.

It took a whole day to wait, but luckily it was a weekend and Feeney had no classes, otherwise he would have skipped classes as he had never skipped classes before.

Although it is important to complete the task, once you skip classes, the good relationship you have built up with so many professors will be lost.

"Ms. Grey?"

Feeney looked at the female ghost that appeared in front of him and asked,

It was a very tall lady who looked a little arrogant but very well-educated. She nodded.

"It's me, what's the matter with you?"

The ghost's voice was very calm, and she didn't care or take it to heart that Feeney was chatting with her.

"So, are you Helena Ravencra?"

Upon hearing this, Gray, or rather Helena's expression changed, the corners of her mouth slightly raised, a sneer appeared, and she looked at Feeney,

"Why, you're also here to ask me about my mother's crown?"

After saying that, she turned around and left, and said at the same time,

"Then, I'm afraid I can't help you,"

"etc!"

Feeney took a deep breath to make himself less angry at Helena's contempt. I don't know if it was Helena's unique ability or Feeney was too impatient.

Even when he was targeted, isolated, and excluded in school life for more than a month before, he didn't feel angry. At this time, he actually felt angry because of Helena's two words. This was very abnormal.

"I'm not here to ask about the crown. Of course, now I'm a little interested. Of course, it's not the crown, but your story."

Helena stopped and looked at Feeney with some contempt,

"You are not the first little wizard to ask me about the crown. Generations of students have been trying to force me!"

Feeney shook his head and said,

"I said, my goal is not to get a crown, or to get a few points more, or to make myself smarter,"

According to legend, the diadem of Ravenclaw can make those who possess it wiser.

Helena didn't believe what Feeney said. She looked at Feeney with suspicion.

Feeney shrugged and said,

"I know about you, and I know that you once stole the crown, but those have nothing to do with what I want to ask you today. I want to ask you, when your mother, Ms. Ravenclaw, passed away.

, did you leave any words or clues about any inheritance?"

Helena's eyes turned from suspicion to pity when she looked at Feeney. In her opinion, the little wizard in front of her was a fool who believed in legends.

How could his mother leave a legacy? Even if she did, she wouldn't know about it.

Feeney saw the pity in Helena's eyes, but he had no evidence to prove that the legacy left by the four founders was not a legend or a rumor, but a reality.

He can't tell Helena about the system.

"You don't really believe that my mother would leave a so-called inheritance. If she did, I wouldn't know about it, but I don't know."

Helena looked into Feeney's eyes and said,

Feeney frowned and said,

"However, since there are corresponding legends, it means that there is some basis. Therefore, the four founders may really have left some inheritance and have clues, right? It's like I know about you.

,You didn’t tell anyone else about this, right?”

Helena shook her head and said.

"No, more than forty years ago, I once told a man that he took away from me where I hid my mother's crown. He deceived me with his sweet words!"

Feeney shook his head and said,

"But even so, he doesn't know that it was you who stole the crown, and it was Barrow who killed you, right? Because of guilt, Barrow keeps wearing the shackles, and even uses the same handcuffs that he used to kill you when he commits suicide.

That weapon."

Helena looked at Feeney in surprise. She had never said anything about these things, and Barrow would not tell anyone about her affairs. Therefore, the little wizard in front of her had really found some clues before coming to find her.

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"But this doesn't prove that mother left something behind."

Feeney nodded and said helplessly,

"Okay, even if this is just a legend, can you tell me the last words Ms. Ravenclaw said before she died?"

Helena rolled her eyes and said helplessly,

"Okay, okay, what I remember my mother saying most often is that extraordinary intelligence is the greatest wealth of mankind."

Feeney nodded. If Ms. Ravenclaw said this when she was dying, then perhaps the key to unlocking her inheritance was also these words.

Thinking of this, Feeney nodded to Helena and said,

"Thank you. I'm sorry to disturb you, so I'll leave now."

After saying that, he was about to leave, but Helena's voice came from behind him,

"If, I mean, if my mother really left something behind and you find it, please tell me."

Helena has always been the little girl who made mistakes but had no chance to make amends. She has always been.

She misses her mother, feels guilty, and longs for her.

Although what Feeney said to her today sounded ridiculous, it still gave her some hope.

Although this hope is very slim.

Feeney turned around and nodded with a smile,

"If I really find it, I will take you to have a look. Perhaps Ms. Ravenclaw has never blamed you, otherwise she would not hide it, even from other founders.

None of the three knew about it before she died. Perhaps, they never knew about it."