This is what Ravenclaw looks like.

It turns out that the protection that Dumbledore found interesting could not be opened by other students.

Some people even gritted their teeth and used some destructive means, but it was useless - the headmaster just watched with a smile and did nothing, but the seventh-year students felt their faces burning.

Andrew was quite happy at first, but he lost interest after finding that most people used silent spells - this door, probably can't be opened.

'By the way... why did Peeves build such a small vault at the entrance of the library? '

For some reason, Andrew's thoughts drifted to the words in his own lounge - extraordinary intelligence is the greatest wealth of mankind.

'You don't think this thing can be reversed, can you exchange wealth for knowledge? '

It's unknown.

After all, this can be traced back to before the school was founded. And from the fact that Peeves only collected Knuts, it was obvious that his mischief with wealth had been restricted. And from the number, Andrew even had a strange guess. Only after the original owner left Hogwarts, those copper coins in the corners would be collected by Peeves.

However, this is not certain. If the students behind opened a silver vault or even a gold vault, it would be a slap in the face. Although Andrew thought that such a bloody thing would not happen.

‘There is indeed a problem, and the problem is definitely not just the small vault in front of us. If it was really restricted, then the four founders might really leave something behind. It is impossible that they were really idle and restricted it... But it would be troublesome to find it...’

Although not everyone can understand the cause and effect of the matter as well as Andrew, the things speculated based on the existing information are obviously more terrifying. After the twins came over to take a look, the two decisively told the seventh-grade class leader their speculation.

"We were wrong - this is definitely not a secret room, and there is no way there is a secret treasure."

"Think about it carefully, we didn't actually conquer Peeves, we just made him feel bored and didn't want to continue that boring prank. He didn't admire us, he just felt bored and wanted to rest - in short, he thought we were cheating and didn't want to play with us anymore."

Fred glanced at Nat on the ground, "This is not a reward for the winner, but a little sweetness given to those who dare to try. If we want to get the real secret treasure, I'm afraid we have to give Peeves a prank that makes him admire it as the principal said."

The seventh grader suddenly realized - is that the case?

Andrew agreed with them with difficulty, showing a look of sudden realization - otherwise he would not be able to help but laugh at Dumbledore's face...

"It seems to be true, then, according to the list submitted, everyone should grab a little and go, and then go clean up according to what Taylor reported."

Dumbledore's words almost broke Andrew's trick - but he had to hold it in.

Obviously, in Dumbledore's view, it is very important to let these students leave happily with their loot, which is completely understandable - after all, after the news that Dumbledore hid a book of answers in the library, the library has been very popular, and for this, the headmaster had to bite his teeth and admit it.

After all, this money looks like a pile of money, but it is actually not enough for the students to eat for half a month - the nut thing is just scary, and you can't grab a galleon with two hands...

But this money obviously means something different to the students - they did line up according to the list submitted to Andrew, each of them grabbed a handful of nut, and then went to clean up happily.

As for the remaining part after grabbing it, Dumbledore took one himself, asked Andrew, who was running errands, to grab a handful, and then divided it equally among the people on the list - then the status of these nut began to rise rapidly.

Some people even used magic to fix the Nat on their chests, as if it was a great badge - and the students were very happy with it. Those who did not participate admired these Nats so much that they even planned to exchange Sikor for a Nat to put on their chests!

'How enviable...'

Andrew originally planned to give one to each of his roommates, but after seeing the reactions of people at the tables, he decided to hold off - wait until someone really took action, or until the seventh graders left school...

After all, it seems that this thing is very meaningful at the moment - Andrew even saw his own seventh graders who got involved at the table handing the Nat to the lower grade students in public as if it was a legacy, and spent more than a quarter of an hour describing how a group of them dragged Peeves to collapse.

‘It’s almost a treasure to be passed down - Peeves might have to face the same thing again next year…’

He covered his forehead and tried not to think about the ins and outs of the matter - if he was exposed for making up a story now, he might be woken up by a group of masked Ravenclaws at night…

Of course, the greater probability is that Dumbledore will bite the bullet and admit the matter, and say that the fabrication is pure nonsense, but who dares to bet on this?

‘I hope it won’t turn into a scary story that the seventh-year students must clean the castle before leaving school - Peeves might go crazy if that happens…’

Anyway, up to now, Peeves is still hiding on the ceiling at the entrance of the library, and no one knows what he is doing.

So, this storm has basically passed.

The seventh graders got the honors and medals they wanted, Dumbledore got Percy who worked overtime temporarily, the students had fun, and even Professor McGonagall, who returned in the evening with a serious face, gave up the punishment after thinking about it.

It was nothing else, the transcripts were coming out, and the seventh graders would leave after the graduation ceremony.

Percy told Andrew when he was looking for him to settle accounts - the Hogwarts Express had been scheduled and was waiting to send the students away.

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In order to hold the graduation ceremony, Andrew even had to give up two days of vacation and work overtime in the office - one time to help deal with the process arrangement of the graduation ceremony, and the other time to attend the graduation ceremony and bid farewell to the seventh graders.

Andrew was a little surprised that the whole process went smoothly - after confirming that all the seventh graders were on the train, Andrew and the others finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Another class of students has been sent away, and it's time to send me away next year."

"Don't be so pessimistic, the magic world is so small... I'm going to work, not wandering."

Andrew rolled his eyes, how could a good word become so distorted?

"It's just wandering. I'm going to join the adventure team - led by Gringotts. All the conditions are met at present. The concentrated training will start around October."

"What do you mean by that look, Andrew... I'm not asking you to say goodbye, I mean, you have to work overtime in October..."

!!!

Not only Andrew, but everyone present widened their eyes in anger.

"Also, you've taken two days off, right? How are you preparing for the final exam?"

Huffman looked at Andrew with a cunning look on his face.

...

Andrew ran towards the carriage without saying a word - today's chat is over!