I Have a Big Problem with My Hogwarts

The essence of Horcrux is actually to split the soul and store it in different objects.

And the way the ghosts survive in the world of the living is similar to that of the split souls in the Horcrux.

Moreover, the black magic that needs to kill innocent people is too evil, so after Lynn's reminder, Ms. Gray also saw that the crown was wrong, and she said incredulously.

"Tom. Tom made it into a Horcrux!"

After all, Ms. Gray is an ancient ghost who has lived for nearly a thousand years. She naturally knows the black magic of Horcrux and can recognize it.

"How dare he do this! He deceived me! He stained the crown left by my mother! Too much! Shameless!"

Little Tom in Lynn's pocket seemed to hear someone calling him, and seemed to respond twice in his pocket. Lynn reached out and held him down, preventing him from showing his face.

"You should know who Tom Riddle was and what lady he did later, this tiara is just one of his masterpieces."

Ms. Gray was still in the rage of being deceived: "He didn't promise me that at the time. He said that after he won the crown and obtained the wisdom far beyond ordinary people, he would find a way to resurrect me and make me alive. He said he Love me!"

Oh wow!

A Chinese Ghost Story from Hogwarts?

This was Lynn's first thought, and then he realized that it was impossible for Lady Grey to fall in love with Tom.

She will definitely not fall in love with Tom because of his rhetoric. Tom also knows that his show of love is impossible to get a response. After all, no matter how stupid Ms. Gray is, she is a hard-core grandmother who has lived for nearly a thousand years. It is impossible to agree to him, but A proud person like her would naturally like to hear such words.

Even if she has become a ghost, she is still charming even after nearly a thousand years, and she will still gain the love of Tom, the most outstanding young man in Hogwarts at that time, which will of course make her complacent and let her down on the scheming Tom. .

Lynn squeezed the tom ball in his pocket, which he had done before.

"I know ma'am, he was really good at that time, and he was so good at saying good things. It's not your fault, no matter who he is, he will be fascinated by him." Lynn comforted her.

At this time, Ms. Gray suddenly remembered what it means when the crown was made into a Horcrux.

"He's not dead yet!"

The ghost itself is colorless, so Ms. Grey couldn't turn pale, but her terrified face would feel more transparent than ever when others looked at her.

"With a Horcrux, he will never die if the Horcrux is still there! If you tell others about this quickly! Tell Dumbledore, yes! Make sure he knows."

"Calm down, Ms. Grey." Lynn had to appease this usually arrogant, but timid ghost at a critical moment. On this point, Luna's evaluation of her is really not wrong at all.

"You don't have to worry about Voldemort's problems, he is no longer a threat, Professor Dumbledore is also clear about this, but to avoid any bad influence on the magical world if this incident spreads out, so this matter is not It was called out."

Ms. Gray's IQ was not too low, and she looked at Lynn vigilantly.

"I've seen you before, you're a second-year little witch in Gryffindor, but what you're doing and what you know should never be normal."

Lynn didn't think it was strange when he was found to be abnormal. He used Hermione's identity just to let Ms. Gray talk to him. After saying so much, she would definitely find out what was wrong with him. You're ready to prove your identity.

He took out a bright red feather from his pocket. It was the feather of Fox that Dumbledore gave him before, to prevent him from accidentally greeting Fox in the Soviet country. Now the magic power it contained has disappeared, but it Can be proof of Lynn's identity.

"I'm sorry, for some reason I can't use my original appearance to communicate with you ladies, but I think this should confirm my identity."

Lady Grey recognized that the feather in his hand belonged to Dumbledore's pet phoenix. No one could get it unless Dumbledore allowed it. This thing was enough to prove that Lynn was someone Dumbledore trusted.

Out of her trust in Dumbledore, she dropped her guard against Lynn.

"So why did you bring this tainted crown to me?"

"I want to make a deal with you, Ms. Grey."

"What deal?"

"I'll help you destroy this corrupted crown, you have to tell me one thing." Having said so much, Lynn finally told her about her purpose.

"I have been at Hogwarts for nearly a thousand years, and I know a lot of secrets, but which one do you want to know?" Ms. Gray did not refuse.

Lynn looked at her solemnly: "About 1612, did any goblins build anything in Hogwarts Castle?"

Ms. Gray did not speak immediately after hearing Lynn's description, but tried to recall this long-term event.

Lynn didn't bother her either. After waiting quietly for about ten minutes, Ms. Gray finally spoke again.

"What the goblins built at Hogwarts?" She looked at Lynn with a strange look. "That was in the very old days, and no one alive now remembers this, where are you from? Did you hear about it?"

Her reply was equivalent to admitting in disguise that she knew about it, and Lynn was instantly refreshed.

"It doesn't matter where I know it, what matters is that I need to know where this place is."

"Does Dumbledore know about this?" Ms. Gray's expression looked rather odd, as if she didn't expect anyone to remember this.

Lynn could see her hesitation, thinking that she still had some concerns about her identity, so she said.

"You can ask Professor Dumbledore when he returns."

He is not afraid that Ms. Gray will go to Dumbledore now, because the busy headmaster should be running between the Merlin Knights and the International Federation of Wizards and will not return to Hogwarts until September 21st.

"Well, I can tell you how to find that place. As for whether you can get in or not, it's up to you." Ms. Gray finally seemed determined to accept Lynn's deal.

Lynn frowned: "The entrance to that place is still restricted?"

"Of course, if everyone can go in, why did the goblin come to build it on the spot, and until now I don't know where it is." Ms. Gray said as it should be.

That's a reasonable thing for her to say, and Lynn nodded.

"Then let's deal with this Horcrux first."