150- Ravenclaw’s Chamber of Secrets

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150- Ravenclaw’s Chamber of Secrets

Rhys winked at her: Feeling envious, aren't you?

He thought to himself, what a pity!

'These two young witches are great talents from Slytherin House. But don't worry, I believe Ravenclaw House can produce such outstanding students too~'

Superiority is born from comparison. Seeing the envy in Ravenclaw's eyes, Rhys believed that the Greengrass sisters were here to repay the debt of their ancestor, Adrian—who had once caused his blood pressure to skyrocket due to his reckless actions.

Thankfully, his descendants had now made up for it.

Ravenclaw said nothing, silently turning to leave. At that moment, she was eagerly anticipating her meeting with Miss Hermione Granger on Monday. She was very curious to know how far Granger had progressed in her studies and how her talent compared to that of the Greengrass sisters.

Although Ravenclaw had given Hermione the key to her exclusive classroom, the girl hadn't shown up yet.

Ravenclaw was growing anxious, as if she had pulled a rare card but the stats hadn't been revealed yet.

She was eager to know whether she had chosen a remarkable prodigy who could cover great distances swiftly, a moderately capable student, or just an ordinary one.

But regardless of Hermione's talent, Ravenclaw was determined to pass on her knowledge to her, because the girl possessed one crucial quality: diligence.

A wizard's life is long, and Hermione would have plenty of time to catch up with those so-called geniuses.

Once Ravenclaw's figure disappeared, Rhys also left the library and headed to the Chamber of Secrets with the Greengrass sisters.

However, as fate would have it, Hermione Granger soon arrived at her beloved library.

Today, she was there to practice her magical output.

However, things weren't as simple as Hermione had hoped. After circling the library a few times, she still couldn't find the study room she had entered last time.

This left her feeling somewhat confused.

Instinctively, she pulled out the key, hoping to see if there was any address or information about the study room on it, but the antique key didn't have a single letter on it.

Hermione sighed. Just as she was about to put the key back into her pocket, something caught the corner of her eye.

"Huh? How is there a door here? I didn't even notice it!"

Hermione immediately recognized it as the door she had used to enter the study room last time.

Strangely, she had completely missed it earlier—how careless of her.

Ravenclaw, observing from the shadows, felt somewhat satisfied. She then revealed herself and approached the young girl from behind.

"You could try taking off your shoes and letting your feet make direct contact with the ground. That might help you progress faster."

"Ah—!" The sudden voice startled Hermione. She spun around quickly, and upon realizing it was Madam Spite, she let out a sigh of relief. "You scared me! How do you walk without making any sound?"

"It's because you were too focused," Ravenclaw replied with a smile, then began offering guidance to Hermione.

At this point, Ravenclaw was quite pleased with her student, Hermione Granger: intelligent, diligent, and with decent natural talent that already met and exceeded her expectations.

She believed that Hermione's future achievements would not fall short compared to the Greengrass sisters.

Coincidentally, in his own dedicated classroom, Rhys was teaching Astoria how to control her own magical power.

Unlike modern wizards, Rhys and ancient wizards like Ravenclaw preferred to first teach their students how to master magic itself before moving on to specific spells.

Each teaching method had its advantages and disadvantages.

The modern approach was faster, allowing wizards to quickly learn spells, while Rhys and Ravenclaw's method produced students with much higher potential.

Wizards trained under the modern system rarely had the power to single-handedly slay a dragon, whereas among the students Rhys and Ravenclaw taught, such feats were not uncommon.

At the very least, those they brought into their exclusive classrooms were capable of such achievements.

As usual, before starting the lesson, Rhys gave Astoria a demonstration of advanced magic, leaving her completely astonished, her mouth agape in disbelief.

However, this time, Daphne, observing for the second time, noticed details she had missed before.

For example, when Lord Slytherin fought the giant serpent Jörmungandr, it seemed that he had also unfolded some sort of field around himself.

This field looked very familiar, closely resembling something she had seen during the end of last school year. The only difference was that Slytherin's field didn't have as much mud; it appeared more like he was controlling water.

Thanks to this field, he managed to neutralize many of the giant serpent's attacks. The first time Daphne witnessed it, unfamiliar with such a field, she had thought it was some sort of advanced spell.

But with her broadened horizons, she now recognized that it was the field itself protecting him from the serpent's strikes.

She shared her discovery with Rhys, who confirmed her observations.

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