Salazar Slytherin in the Books

Percy's chest heaved as he called out in a broken voice, "Professor McGonagall... Professor McGonagall..."

Penelope caught her breath and continued Percy's words, "Something's happened! Right outside the Great Hall... in that corridor!"

Dumbledore stroked his beard. "Filius, go check out that place Wizet mentioned..."

"Alright!" Filius Flitwick immediately jumped off the chair, took out his wand, tapped his feet, and ran out like a whirlwind.

Snape glanced at Wizet, pursed his lips as if he wanted to say something, but ultimately said nothing, and quickly followed Filius out of the Great Hall.

Dumbledore continued, "Wizet, you come with us and get back to the House ranks first."

He led a group of professors out of the Great Hall and, guided by the Prefect, into the crowded corridor.

The Prefect called out a few times, and the students quickly parted to make way for Dumbledore and his companions.

Ravenclaw was positioned somewhat towards the back, where the walls in the distance appeared rather dim.

Wizet integrates into Ravenclaw's team, surrounded by players from the Ravenclaw Quidditch Team.

He continued to practice the Guardian Meditation, trying to capture that cold, malevolent voice.

"Thank goodness you're all alright," Cho Chang said from the side. "Where did you go just now?"

"I lingered in the Great Hall for a while," Wizet replied, glancing at the somewhat noisy crowd ahead. "What happened?"

Cho Chang said, "We were behind and didn't know the specifics, we just saw Filch run ahead."

"After a while, Filch shouted that Harry Potter had killed his Mrs. Norris, and then you came over."

"There seem to be words on the wall..." Wizet narrowed his eyes slightly, picked up his wand and held it to his eyelids, then gently flicked the wand, saying, "Night Vision Charm!"

With the help of the Night Vision Spell, he could see the words on the wall. "The Chamber of Secrets has been opened. Those who are enemies of the Heir, beware."

Hearing what Wizet said, Cho Chang said with some doubt, "Chamber of Secrets? Isn't that a story?"

"Slytherin believe this to be true," Roger Davies interjected, "But the Chamber of Chamber of Secrets is not mentioned in The A History of Magic."

Jansen Samuels, who was standing nearby, added, "These things are not mentioned in that book, The Great Wizards of the Middle Ages."

Duncan Inglebee expressed a different opinion, "But since Slytherin believed it so much, there must be some basis for it."

Noticing Luna's curious gaze, Wizet said, "According to the description in ' The Medieval Wizard Guide,' the four Founders Hogwarts got along quite well at the beginning of the school's founding."

"The emergence of the ' Witch Hunt ' made the situation of wizards increasingly dire, and Salazar Slytherin became increasingly distrustful of Muggle."

"As the Witch Hunt intensified, Salazar Slytherin's suspicions grew, and even wizards from Muggle-born began to find him untrustworthy."

"In his later years, Salazar Slytherin felt that sending admission notices only to Pure-blood Wizard families would be more conducive to the stable development of Hogwarts."

"After all, wizards from Muggle-born, whose parents or relatives are still Muggle, are easily swayed by the ' Witch Hunt ' and thus betray other wizards."

"Therefore, Salazar Slytherin's differences with the other Founders intensified until he had a quarrel with Godric Gryffindor and left Hogwarts."

Jeremy Stretton shrugged. "At least for the time being, Salazar Slytherin was right..."

"Compared to adult wizards, those children have no chance of resistance; they can really be burned to death..."

"It's not hard to imagine that if too many wizards from Muggle-born are recruited, a few of them might become traitors."

"Then we'll move on to the legends," Cho Chang said, picking up where he left off.

According to "Hogwarts: Hogwarts, A History", Salazar Slytherin secretly built a room before leaving, without the knowledge of the other Founders.

"Legend has it that something exists in that Chamber of Secrets, and when Heir of Slytherin returns, he will carry out Salazar Slytherin's idea and purge wizards from Muggle-born."

The item in the Chamber of Secrets of Secrets must be Salazar Slytherin's pet...

The reason Wizet sought out wizarding history books like "The Medieval Wizard Guide" and "Hogwarts: Hogwarts, A History" was actually to find Salazar Slytherin's pet.

The information he currently has is similar to what Cho Chang and others have said: the Four Founders had a disagreement, which ultimately ended with Salazar Slytherin leaving Hogwarts.

In the Mirror World, Salazar Slytherin mentioned that his pet was still alive and continuing to perform its former duties.

Hogwarts has been established for over a thousand years, and it's hard to imagine any pet surviving for so long and still carrying out the tasks left by its owner.

However, with the added identity of a guardian and the wonder of Ancient Magic Power, everything seems to make sense again.

Wizet was still using Ancient Magic Power to care for a Mandrake.

Since Magical Plants can absorb Ancient Magic Power, Salazar Slytherin's pets must also be able to absorb Ancient Magic Power.

It is precisely for this reason that Wizet is constantly accumulating power and striving to master more magic in order to deal with Salazar Slytherin's pet.

The saying goes, "Even a lion uses its full strength to hunt a rabbit," let alone the fact that Wizet is about to face a pet that has lived for a thousand years and has been nourished by Ancient Magic Power.

Just as Wizet, Luna's ethereal voice rang in his ears, "Although I don't know what you'll face, I'll be with you no matter what you do."

Wizet turned her head and saw Luna's bright and earnest eyes. She smiled slightly and said, "Don't worry!"

Filch's voice rang out, filled with madness and sorrow, "They are all murderers! They killed Mrs. Norris!"

Dumbledore held Mrs. Norris in his arms. "Filch, please calm down. Things aren't as bad as they seem."

Wizet glanced at Mrs. Norris and found that Mrs. Norris was stiff all over and seemed to have stopped breathing.

Before he could even use his Magic Eye, Lockhart blocked it.

Lockhart sidled up to Dumbledore, pointing the way in a cheerful voice, "Yes, that's how you go up..."

Harry, his two friends, and his companions walked in the middle, their faces covered in sweat, looking nervous and apprehensive.

Filch walked behind Harry and his two companions, his face wet with what looked like tears or sweat.

Professor McGonagall and Professor Sprout followed at the back, while the other professors left down the corridor, not continuing to follow Dumbledore and his group...