He looked back in the direction Darren had left.
In the end, he could only rush downstairs.
That was right.
He would apologize.
But he still had to evacuate the students, didn't he?
Darren was currently looking for Ravenclaw's ghost, the Grey Lady.
Although he knew where Ravenclaw's Diadem was, he still had to follow the plot, didn't he?
Besides, it was chaotic outside. How nice would it be to chat with a pretty ghost girl? The Grey Lady was a very beautiful ghost.
Her long hair reached her waist, her figure was tall and slender, and her gaze was proud.
She hardly ever spoke to anyone.
When she saw Darren, she looked surprised.
"What is it?"
"Sorry, Grey Lady, I have a question. Where is your mother's diadem?"
The Grey Lady froze. She seemed to want to laugh.
But she could not laugh.
"You are like him, but you are not as patient as he was. Of course, you are both interested in Ravenclaw's Diadem."
She spoke softly.
Darren looked at her figure.
With a bitter smile, he said, "That person refers to Voldemort, right? You once told Voldemort your story?"
The Grey Lady grew terrified.
She hesitated before saying, "Yes... I still regret it to this day, but... there was nothing I could do, was there?
"I never knew he would become that kind of person..."
Darren pretended to sigh.
He sat down beside the Grey Lady.
Then he sighed and said, "Then tell me everything you told him before. Consider it your chance to make amends."
"Make amends? Do ghosts have to do that too?"
The Grey Lady was somewhat surprised.
Darren seemed even more surprised than she was.
"When you do something wrong, don't you need to correct it and make up for it?"
The Grey