In the Great Hall, students and professors were having lunch.
Kayson and Dumbledore arrived late, but they still managed to get a meal.
The difference is that Kayson is still the starving ghost.
Dumbledore hand, would take Diadem Diadem out of his pocket after a couple of bites and look at it twice.
It was as if they were afraid that Kayson would use some mysterious means to steal the Diadem.
funny.
Am I that kind of person?
Meanwhile, Professor Flitwick forgot to eat the moment Dumbledore pulled out the Diadem.
Kayson has seen through it all; Dumbledore's enemy might not be himself, but someone else entirely.
" Dumbledore, what Diadem are you holding..." Professor Flitwick finally couldn't contain his curiosity and asked.
"This...it was once Voldemort's Horcrux, but now I've discovered that this Diadem may have some other hidden secrets, so..." Dumbledore was interrupted by the impatient Professor Flitwick before he could finish, "So let me see it."
Dumbledore nodded and handed over the Diadem.
Professor Flitwick quickly accepted the Diadem: "Indeed, it's so similar, exactly like the one described in the book, the Ravenclaw Crown."
Dumbledore wasn't surprised; he simply raised an eyebrow. To be fair, his guess was correct.
Although the exact location was found by Detective Kayson's friend, the direction was something he could control himself.
If I hadn't accurately deduced that Voldemort might extend his reach to the relics of the Four Founders...
Even a skilled cook can't cook without rice!
Meanwhile, Professor Flitwick, holding the Diadem, grew increasingly excited and jumped off his seat, rushing towards the top of the stairs.
"Where did he go?" Kayson asked.
"I think she probably went to see Lady Grey Lady Grey, who is the Ravenclaw Ghost and the only daughter of the Ravenclaw Headmistress," Dumbledore explained.
"I definitely have to go check this out!" Kayson decisively put down his fork, grabbed a pixelated steak, and ran out while munching away.
"He really loves watching a good show," Snape murmured. " Albus?"
" Albus?"
Slughorn shrugged. "About two seconds after Professor Kayson left, Albus also caught up with him."
"..."
" Hogwarts is doomed!"
Meanwhile, the two onlookers soon spotted Professor Flitwick and Madam Green around a corner in a corridor. Dumbledore a gentleman, tapped the Iron Golem beside him with his finger, making a clanging sound.
"Would you mind if we heard it?" Dumbledore said.
"I don't mind, but you won't hear any interesting stories." Lady Grey shook her head, then pointed to the Diadem in Professor Flitwick's hand. "This is indeed my mother's Diadem. Legend has it that wearing it grants one infinite wisdom." With that, she floated away into the distance.
"Is that all?" Dumbledore frowned.
Lady Grey left the room with fluid movements.
"Is that really true?" Kayson asked doubtfully.
Lady Grey turned to look at Bi Kayson: "What do you mean?"
Kayson pointed to the Diadem: "If Lady Ravenclaw's wisdom originates from a Diadem, then it would be biased for the Wizarding World to use the word Ravenclaw to represent wisdom."
Lady Grey nodded. "It is because the person wearing that Diadem is my mother that it is given the name of wisdom Diadem, and nothing else."
This time, the three of them understood completely. "Ravenclaw is Diadem wisdom," not " the Diadem is crowned with Ravenclaw wisdom."
"I thought Lady Grey would be very happy to see her mother's belongings," Professor Flitwick said with a sigh.
"Perhaps it's because it's something that saddened her." Dumbledore walked over, and only spoke after he had watched Lady Grey walk away. "But the return of this Diadem isn't without its benefits; at least now Ravenclaw House has the Founders's token."
Professor Flitwick shook his head. "The legacy of Ravenclaw is the wisdom of knowledge and innovation, not some tangible treasure."
Despite Professor Flitwick's words, he still followed his own heart and stuffed the Diadem into his pocket.
Kayson and Dumbledore stared in disbelief at the scene.
As expected of the Head of House of Ravenclaw, the most intelligent and knowledgeable Head of House, not an ordinary person could speak so eloquently and act so straightforwardly.
Even if it's hidden away? Even if it's done secretly?
It won't take much time.
Even just turn around and give Kayson and Dumbledore face!
Professor Flitwick looked at Kayson and Dumbledore, who both appeared perfectly normal, and shrugged. "If we go back now, we might still make it in time for dinner."
"Emmm..."
"Aren't you hungry?" Dumbledore, nudging the silent Kayson with his shoulder.
"Oh, is that so? We should go back for dinner now." Kayson suddenly realized and led the way towards the Great Hall.
However, perhaps the three of them spent too much time on the road, which led to...
"I always said that eating out in other places occasionally can have a unique flavor. Don't you agree?" Kayson sat on the stairs, holding two pieces of ribs that he had managed to salvage from the dining table.
"For example, the other places you mentioned," Dumbledore in, adding his own twist.
"For example, classrooms, dormitories, stairwells, curbs, and so on—no, I've gone off on a tangent here. Except for the last one, they're all places that really stimulate your appetite, aren't they?" Kayson said while eating.
"If you hadn't said that last thing, I might have thought you were speaking human language," Dumbledore said quietly. Then he placed the sandwich in Kayson's arms and got up to leave.
Professor Flitwick next to him made the exact same gesture.
The moment they both stood up, the two men, one tall and one short, looked at each other and said, "Emmm... could we have fallen into a trap?"
They finished speaking and then looked down at Kayson was wolfing down his food.
"It seems we've really fallen for their trap!"
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