This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 42: Ravenclaw Treats Everyone Equally
The Hogwarts school library is never short of people.

As long as the library was open, there were always daring people watching from the side of the restricted section, hoping that Madam Pince would make a mistake when arresting other students, giving them time to try to make mistakes.

Yes - try, because most of the books in the restricted area can only be seen from the cover, and the specific contents can only be read after going through the borrowing procedures with Madam Pince. As for the remaining books that have not been sealed by the borrowing procedures, they will make a noise that can be heard throughout the library when they are opened.

But this has nothing to do with Andrew - Transfiguration alone is enough for him to learn. He can't even finish the serious and broad road, so how can he have the mind to be distracted by other things?

While looking for books, he once again marveled at the rich collection of books in Hogwarts, and then he began to work hard to search for information.

But today is a little different.

Not long after he sat down, there was a figure at the table next to him. Although he was also reading a book seriously, ever since he sat down there, Andrew felt that he was being stared at from time to time.

?

He was stunned for a moment, and looked at his clothes and his schoolbag - everything was ordinary, nothing out of the ordinary. The decorations on his body were even more common, and did not match the words ancient, mysterious, etc. at all.

'What's going on? Who wants to trouble me?'

After confirming that the other party was still staring at him, Andrew stood up, brought a book to the other party's table, and sat down. "Hello, is there anything I can help you with?"

"Ah? No... No no no, there is..."

The other party was extremely panicked, his face turned red and then white and then red again, and it was obvious that his prepared opening remarks were messed up by Andrew.

"Um... well, I noticed that you like reading very much?"

Maybe the original opening remarks were going to be more handsome, but now they have become a bit stuttering.

"No such thing—I'm just interested in Transfiguration."

"Then do you have the urge to convert knowledge into a little pocket money—ah?"

The other party was talking nonsense to himself and didn't notice Andrew's response until he was almost finished.

"We are really not scammers... It's just that this money needs to be found in history... This is also rare-"

"I have my own club now," Andrew interrupted the other person and took out the badge he received after being officially accepted from his bag. "Do you know me?"

"Okay, sorry to bother you."

The subsequent series of troubles suddenly disappeared, and the other party almost immediately took his things and left, as if avoiding the plague.

"Is this a scam for money or a scam for laborers?"

Andrew didn't know, but he was inclined to the latter - under the pretext of exchanging knowledge for money, they tricked the coolies into looking for the information they wanted in the vast sea of ​​books in the library, and then gave them a little money in return...

This is a more advanced scam than recruiting student workers, and the targets are people who like to read in the library.

There is no way. The Hogwarts library is too big and the information is too complete. Professional books at least have a tradition of inheritance and can receive systematic guidance. For those who plan to go out as adventurers and have a need for certain professional information, in the absence of an index, it is very cost-effective to exchange a few Galleons for the hard work of a few students.

The deception was not professional, and Andrew could tell at a glance that something was wrong - but the reason why he knew so much was naturally due to the so-called internal information of the society...

Although Andrew felt that his club was like a man who only measured others but not himself, he had to admit that the club's internal information was quite complete. After generations of inheritance, the club had a complete collection of information on the gray areas of students in Hogwarts, and even included a lot of information on fraud in the wizarding world - but the latter was only available to students in their fifth year.

Selling lucky charms, memory potions, cleverness potions and the like before exams were child's play. There were records of nearly a hundred fights, big and small, on campus, and instructions for carrying prohibited items into school in recent years - anything that could excite Filch was well organized and preserved.

However, Andrew still does not have the permission to view the in-depth information - again, he needs to be in fifth grade.

Because those things were originally collected and sorted by students above the fifth grade, and those who did not contribute were naturally not qualified to see them. Moreover, those things were not collected to be handed over to the school, but to be used as the basis for the so-called internal resource allocation of the club...

Moreover, the so-called internal resource tilt is something that cannot be discussed…one needs to be in fifth grade to know about it.

In short, the theme is magical and outrageous...

Anyway, Andrew has no plans to participate deeply at the moment. He just wants to spend his days punching in and borrowing the name of the club. He will be eliminated from anything he can see.

'I have to say that some students in our college have a much stronger motivation than other colleges in terms of tricking freshmen...'

At present, the freshmen have entered the normal track of life, and those with evil intentions have begun to summarize the personalities of the freshmen and are ready to take action - this is also an important reason why Andrew met the scammer just now.

'It's still impossible to determine whether it's a scam or not, because the other party really gave money... You can't beat someone up for this...'

He shook his head helplessly, ready to continue immersing himself in the sea of ​​books.

But a similar sound came from across the bookshelf.

“…Exchange knowledge for a little money.”

"Is it okay? Something like that?"

"It's quite a bit. If you read it carefully, you will get a basic salary of five Knuts per hour. If you find the information you need, you can get a maximum reward of one Galleon!"

"One Galleon...ah, never mind..."

???

Andrew was shocked, and the similar voice was also stunned - it was a female voice.

"Are you still using the same gender to reduce the other party's concerns about fraud? Also, although one Galleon is not worth the money, it is just a carrot to tempt the donkey, but the freshman doesn't care about the temptation of one Galleon? "

He was an exception - he was not bragging, he was more well-off than many graduates before entering school, how could a normal first-year student be so generous? Did the other party run into those Slytherin kids?

Andrew, whose curiosity was slightly aroused, took a look under the pretext of looking for a book, but soon returned feeling guilty.

He knew the one who didn't fall for it. She was very famous in Ravenclaw - Miss Granger, who was the first in the reservation.

The reason for his guilty conscience was obvious—the one who cheated was from his own school…

Well, apart from the existence of their own society, most other Ravenclaws do not discriminate against any house. There are many good aspects, such as competitions, card games, and group fun, but there are also many bad ones, such as the one just now, who was practicing fraud without discrimination.

(End of this chapter)