Helga Hufflepuff's Memory

After finishing a bowl of noodles, Wizet, with the mindset of "since I'm already here," paced back and forth in the kitchen, dispelling the fog of the map in her mind, and collecting Ancient Magic Power along the way.

"Merciful sir!" The older House-elf appeared before him, holding a Fire Dragon Skin Notebook in his arms.

The notebook was so big that it almost completely blocked his body.

"Could you please leave the magic spell you just used here? We'd like it recorded."

"Oh?" Wizet examined the notebook. "I only used Home Life Magic, combined with some past experience, to make these noodles. Can that really be recorded here?"

"Of course, no problem! Helga Hufflepuff is a great wizard!" The older House-elf nodded repeatedly.

"She not only took in our ancestors, but also left us amazing magic, all of which is recorded here!"

He held up his notebook and explained, "Just recall what just happened, and this notebook will record the memory!"

After listening to the older House-elf's words, Wizet instantly understood that this notebook was no ordinary item; it was a magical artifact containing Mental Magic.

Helga Hufflepuff is not only proficient in Home Life Magic, but also likely possesses exceptional skill in crafting magical items and even Alchemy.

In "Hogwarts: Hogwarts, A History," it is mentioned that after Helga Hufflepuff died, she left her descendants a magical artifact, a Golden Cup imbued with magical power.

However, the specific magic it contains is not detailed in the book "Hogwarts: Hogwarts, A History".

Thinking of this, Wizet opened her notebook, which contained recipe after recipe;

The recipe is very concise, consisting mainly of ingredients and simple tips.

The only special thing is that the words radiate a silvery light.

He looked at the older House-elf and asked, "What should I call you?"

The older House-elf immediately bowed. "Kind sir! You can just call me Leike!"

"Leike, my name is Wizet, you can just call me by my name," Wizet asked, pointing to the recipes.

"You can learn how to cook by touching these silvery lights, right?"

"Yes! Kindness... Wizet!" Leike nodded repeatedly. "But it needs to be touched several times; it can't learn completely in one go."

Wizet pointed to one of the recipes, and a scene flashed before his eyes: a middle-aged woman was busy at the stove, the fire and oil colliding to cook a Duck Confit.

The video quickly disappeared, and he had indeed learned some techniques from it.

Given his mastery of Home Life Magic, he should be able to master the method of making Duck Confit after just one more viewing.

It must be said that this notebook was even more magical than he had imagined, and he gained a deeper understanding of Helga Hufflepuff's skill in making magical gadgets.

Wizet turned to a blank page, placed her finger on it, and began to review her cooking experience.

The blank pages gleamed with Silver Light, and the ingredients and preparation method of the noodle dish actually appeared on the notebook in the form of words.

Moreover, Wizet also sensed a hidden memory from the notebook.

He pondered for a moment, then took out his wand and chanted a spell over the notebook, "Move Spirit Remove Memory!"

As he raised his wand, no Silver Thread were drawn.

"There's no way to retrieve this memory?"

Wizet frowned slightly, pondering the reason for this phenomenon.

Hufflepuff's notebooks actually contain magic left behind by other wizards.

Since he was so perceptive as to detect the memories contained within, other wizards could also do so.

Since this memory has been preserved to this day, it means that other wizards have not found a way to extract it...

The answer is quite obvious...

Salazar Slytherin mentioned that the four Founders of Hogwarts were actually the Guardians.

The Guardians' unique advantage lies in their Ancient Magic Power!

Ancient Magic Power burst forth from the Obscurus Core, extending along the arm to the wand.

"Move Spirit Remove Memory!" Wizet chanted the incantation again, casting a spell with Ancient Magic, and sure enough, a silver-blue thread was drawn out.

"Mercy... Wizet, is there something wrong with the laptop? Is it okay that it hurts you?" Leike looked very nervous, and sweat was beading on his forehead.

The silver-blue color symbolizes Ancient Magic Power, and it's likely that Leike won't be able to see this thread.

"No." Wizet shook her head slightly. "I've already written down how to make the noodles. Take a look."

Without checking the notebook, Leike bowed again to express his gratitude, "Wizet, thank you so much for your generosity! You're welcome to visit the kitchen anytime!"

"Okay!" Wizet. The recipes in the notebook were also a kind of magical knowledge, and he certainly didn't want to miss them.

As the saying goes, "all roads lead to Rome," mastering more Home Life Magic can also enhance other magic.

However, it was already late at night, and tomorrow was a brand new week. In order not to delay their studies, Wizet and Luna decided to leave the kitchen.

Before leaving, the House-elf once again showed their enthusiasm, bringing over a lot of snacks for them to take back to their dorms.

Looking at the delicate Cookies, Luna couldn't help but smile and say, "They're so cute, like sunshine shining into a great forest."

Wizet nodded in agreement. "That's why people like Hanna are so enthusiastic, right?"

As the new week began, Wizet picked a leaf in the greenhouse, cut it to the size of Mandrake leaf, and adapted it to the life of holding a leaf in her mouth.

This is not a simple matter; in fact, it is fraught with difficulties.

For example, when eating, you need to pay extra attention to the leaves;

If he's not careful, he'll crush the leaves along with his food and swallow them.

Accidents can happen during class;

While he's answering questions, he might accidentally spit out a leaf.

An accident also occurred during the afternoon nap;

In the middle of his sleep, he suddenly felt difficulty breathing. It turned out that a leaf was stuck in his throat, affecting his breathing.

Anthony noticed Wizet's strange behavior and asked curiously, "Wizet, what's wrong with you? Why are you suddenly eating leaves?"

Before Wizet could speak, Michael said first, "Maybe he wants to give us more opportunities to answer questions."

"But Ravenclaw's instincts kicked in, so he could only create as many obstacles for himself as possible in this way."

Upon hearing this explanation, the roommates nodded in agreement, saying, "That makes perfect sense!"

Michael added, "But you don't have to go easy on us in Potions Class... We're not as comprehensive as you are, and Professor Snape is more likely to deduct points from us."