Writing on the Wall

Now that he had already raised his Runes level to 3, Albert naturally wouldn't easily let go of the treasures in Ravenclaw Knowledge Vault. Even though those so-called treasures might just be intangible knowledge, he still didn't want to miss out.

The method to open the hidden entrance was almost exactly as expected: simply use Runic Magic spell to open the door.

Of course, some blood needs to be drawn before going in.

The wall that was originally engraved with Ravenclaw's famous quote automatically revealed a stone door, leading to a similar Chamber of Secrets.

Albert's gaze swept across the Chamber of Secrets, lingering for a moment on the platform that might be used to place items, and he frowned slightly.

The platform was empty; it had probably been taken away by some wizard who had previously broken in.

Frankly, this is very unethical.

Albert believed that what Ravenclaw left here must be related to knowledge of Ancient Runes, and that when someone took that knowledge away, it meant that it would be difficult for later generations to obtain that knowledge.

However, Albert did not come away empty-handed.

Ancient Runes still remain on the surrounding walls. These runes did not belong to Ravenclaw, but were left by other wizards who came here.

Albert carefully deciphered the writing on the wall and took out his notebook to write down all the messages.

The text before him was mainly a rant against the bastard who took the Bronze Book.

According to the inscriptions on the wall, there is a book cast in bronze on the platform that records Ravenclaw's understanding and application of Runic Magic.

However, the book was taken away by someone who came here long ago.

This practice displeased and disdained those who came later. In order not to disappoint those who came here, they recorded their understanding of the Ancient Runes, their achievements and questions on the wall, so that those who came later would not come up empty-handed.

After that, every wizard who came here did the same. They were all outstanding figures in the Wizarding World and had their own understanding of this matter. Albert even found several familiar names on it.

However, it's not hard to see from the problems on the wall that the closer we get to the present, the worse our understanding of Ancient Runes becomes. Time seems to be running in reverse, and the wizards who come later are generally not very good at this. Of course, this applies to the wizards who come here and leave messages.

There were several unknown spells on the wall. Albert decided to try them out when he had some free time. After spending nearly an hour recording the Ancient Runes on the wall, Albert picked up his wand and prepared to leave his name and achievements there. He also left the spell for creating the Protective Bracelet and the runes there.

What a pity, who was the bastard who took that book?

It would be a lie to say I'm not disappointed; it still feels a bit like a rip-off. But considering that the rewards from Ravenclaw Knowledge Vault are unknown, it's not hard to imagine.

Following the instructions on the wall, Albert walked to the blank wall, raised his hand and knocked twice, uttering a spell to open the door. The wall trembled, and after a moment, the door opened automatically.

The moment Albert stepped through the door, he found himself leaning against the wall, at least as far as he could see. There were several movable stone slabs around him, making it feel like... Moving Staircase.

The activity space here is actually three-dimensional.

Albert pulled his foot out of the stone slab and returned to the original Chamber of Secrets, where the visual illusion returned to normal. He stood outside the door, gazing at the space inside, and fell into a brief silence.

What exactly is being said?

Most of the wizards who came here stopped here, unable to find any relevant clues in the confusing Chamber of Secrets.

In fact, Albert didn't understand what Ravenclaw was trying to express in this level either.

He temporarily abandoned entering the room with its distorted senses and continued to stay here to study the legacy left by his predecessors.

To Albert's surprise, he actually saw Dumbledore's name here. Did the headmaster really know about this place?

His legacy was Deluminator, which was clearly only a very primitive prototype, but this material was enough to provide Albert with some inspiration.

"Hmm, this man is... Will De Smith." Albert murmured the name. He was one of the first wizards to enter. He didn't leave any questions, but instead admired Ravenclaw's knowledge and said that the book on bronze forging had benefited him greatly.

So there really are traces of the Smith Family here? Albert glanced at the contents on the wall, then left with a slight disappointment, taking his notes with him, without continuing to study them.

As he returned to the hall to have his meal, he suddenly heard an angry roar from afar; it was Filch's voice.

"What's going on?" Albert strode into the hall and asked, seeing Fred and George struggling to suppress their laughter.

"It was Peeves. He just threw Dungbombs at everyone's heads. You know, Peeves and Filch don't get along, and by accident, one of the Dungbombs landed on Filch's head." At this point, Fred and George couldn't help but burst out laughing.

Without a doubt, the Dungbombs from Peeves was given to them, and it was used on Filch before Christmas.

"What a disaster," Albert muttered.

"By the way, where did you go?" George suddenly asked. "I can't find you on the map."

"Practicing the Patronus Charm in the Room of Requirement, I feel like I'm almost able to condense Corporeal Patronus!" Albert casually changed the subject and added, "I'm suddenly looking forward to seeing what kind of animal my Patronus will be."

Lee Jordan suddenly remembered something interesting, "If your Patronus is an eagle, that would be awkward! After all, the eagle is the symbol of Ravenclaw, and you obviously belong to Gryffindor."

"Don't worry."

Albert couldn't help but roll his eyes at them, completely ignoring Lee Jordan's teasing. Actually, it didn't matter what his Patronus Patronus was; he could hide it if he wasn't satisfied.

What's truly concerning is that Albert has quietly mastered the ability to summon Corporeal Patronus, and he's only thirteen years old.

Of course, most people forgot the word "soon." In their eyes, Albert would soon master the ability to summon Corporeal Patronus, which was only a matter of one month versus two months.

However, this made no difference to Albert.