"The person who left this wasn't an Egyptian wizard?" Ginny's words stunned Harry and the other two.
They really hadn't considered that possibility.
Mainly, with both a pyramid and ancient Egyptian writing, how could that have occurred to them?
But now that Ginny had mentioned it, they couldn't help considering the possibility.
"Then I'll try changing it into runes. Oh, never mind, Harry, you do it." Hermione pouted.
Although she was very good at runes, after Harry had inherited Ravenclaw's Legacy, almost no one alive could rival him in that field.
Oh, there was someone better than him: Qiu.
After all, Qiu had been the primary recipient when they inherited Ravenclaw's Legacy. Harry still needed something to "trigger" that knowledge, while Qiu had truly absorbed all of it.
Although Harry also had Slytherin's Legacy-at least part of it-Qiu was still somewhat better when it came to languages alone.
Harry smiled, unbothered, and took the pen and paper, easily translating Hermione's earlier English translation into runes.
After checking with Hermione and agreeing that there were no problems, Harry recited the prayer to Osiris with a measured rise and fall in his voice.
Harry hadn't held out much hope, and indeed, nothing happened the first time he recited it.
But after some thought, Hermione asked him to try a few more times.
So Harry tried seven times in one go. Seven was, after all, the most magical number.
Then something wonderful happened.
After Harry recited the prayer for the seventh time, the enormous stone block bearing the ancient runes silently changed.
A small archway appeared in the stone, its interior dark and deep, with no telling how far it went.
"Hey, do you think reciting it seven times in ancient Egyptian would have had the same effect?" Harry asked curiously as he