Hogwarts: Starting with full Unforgivable Curses

Chapter 251 What?! Ravenclaw's husband?!
I originally intended to read a book for a while.

However, there is still a palace in the space.

So after thinking about it, he quickly returned to the pet space.

He placed the palace on the island that had originally been surrounded by the seven Dementors.

Therefore, he wasn't entirely sure whether Ravenclaw knew about the palace's existence.

Dylan did not go to see the palace on the island immediately.

After all, he had already searched the entire place thoroughly and hadn't missed anything.

Moreover, the entire palace is already in his world, so there's no need for him to rush to see its condition.

Instead, he turned and went to the cabin at the boundary between the forest and the ocean.

I spotted Ravenclaw watering the flowers right away.

"Good morning."

Ravenclaw greeted Dylan upon seeing him.

Dylan nodded. "Good morning."

Ravenclaw chuckled and said, "I've calculated it, and it seems that the night and day here also operate according to normal time."

Dylan did not deny it: "That's true, but the world is not perfect yet. But in the future, I think this space will become more and more like a world."

Ravenclaw nodded in agreement: "I think so too."

She stopped watering the plants.

“Yesterday I observed this world carefully and I found that there are many details where mysterious forces are at work, not only the reproduction of living things, but also the growth of plants.”

"If someone causes widespread destruction to the world, these forces seem to restore the ecosystem at an extremely fast pace."

"However, I wanted to investigate what this power was, but I was completely at a loss as to where to begin."

Dylan chuckled.

This way you can easily make your move. Didn't I waste all those hundreds of thousands or millions of Galleons I spent?
However, although he thought this way, he said aloud, "I think if you persist, you will definitely make progress."

Ravenclaw seemed unaware that he had already obtained the other's inherited treasure.

Dylan didn't directly ask, "Dean, did you leave behind any legacy? Like a treasure or something?"

“Heirloom, treasure?” Ravenclaw was taken aback.

After a moment of contemplation, she shook her head: "I'm not sure. Maybe it exists, but it probably only existed after I came into being."

Her slender fingers gently touched her fair chin.

"Given my personality, I think if one day I knew I would die, I would leave my personal property, including the knowledge I can leave behind, to future generations so that more people can be enlightened."

Dylan nodded.

No matter how much Ravenclaw resembles a real person in her world, Dylan never forgets that, in the end, she also came from a portrait.

Therefore, the other party cannot be regarded as a real Ravenclaw.

Of course, whether the other party could actually be Ravenclaw is none of Dylan's business right now.

He doesn't need to think about these things.

Whether it is or isn't.

Ultimately, those standing before him now are all Ravenclaws.

"That's it."

Suddenly, Dylan flipped his hand, and a small library appeared in his palm.

Ravenclaw raised an eyebrow slightly, his gaze falling on the small object.

"This is?"

"Used to store books."

Dylan smiled and said, "Merry Christmas, Dean Ravenclaw."

"Christmas?"

Ravenclaw's eyes widened slightly: "Is it Christmas today? Oh, then I haven't had time to prepare a present for you yet—"

"You're too kind, Dean. The fact that you can manage the entire world for me in my world is already the greatest gift to me."

Upon hearing this, Ravenclaw's eyebrows relaxed, and his eyes revealed the clarity unique to a seeker of knowledge.

She nodded slightly, a perfect smile curving her lips, a gentle yet subtle hint of amusement.

"Thank you for your Christmas present. It's the first gift I've received since I regained consciousness, and I really like it."

The morning sun slanted across the boundary between the ocean and the forest.

Dewdrops refracted a little light on the serrated leaves of the fern.

Ravenclaw reached out and took the Magic Library from Dylan.

This thing is very small.

But it's only the size of a palm.

Ravenclaw sensed it for a moment, then opened his eyes: "A magical artifact. Are these all books?"

Dylan nodded: "Yes, I copy down all the books I've read before and put them in here. Besides that, there are some manuscripts here that you can take a look at."

Upon hearing this, Ravenclaw tilted his head and then opened the small door to the magic library.

Consciousness probed into it.

There are indeed many books.

Some of them are brand new.

However, some of them look very old, with the parchment scrolls even turning yellowish.

She picked one up casually.

However, when she unfolded it...

But an unexpected discovery was made.

This manuscript was actually a draft she had written when she was researching memory spells.

Ravenclaw looked up, a ripple of surprise in his eyes, as he stared at Dylan.

"This...child, did you borrow this from the library?"

Dylan shook his head: "No, I found it in a palace."

The sea breeze blew in, and although it was blocked by the trees behind them, it still ruffled Dylan's hair.

“A palace?” Ravenclaw suddenly realized something. “You just asked me if I had left behind any legacy or treasure. Is this what you meant?”

It must be said that Ravenclaw reacted very quickly.

A smart person's mind is quick and clever.

You can instantly understand what a previous sentence or event meant.

Dylan readily admitted, "That's right, I discovered a palace yesterday, and that's the treasure you left behind."

Ravenclaw paused for a moment: "So it seems that I really am just a painting, because I have no memory of anything about the legacy."

Dylan blinked: "Maybe that wasn't a place you specifically left behind to pass on your legacy. After all, isn't Hogwarts your legacy?"

“Is that so?” Ravenclaw smiled slightly.

This child is so good with words, with such a sweet tongue. He must be very popular at school.

"I wonder if I could go and see the palace you mentioned?"

"Of course, I already brought the palace in yesterday."

Ravenclaw's eyelashes fluttered.

Actually, she noticed yesterday that there seemed to be some activity on the other side of the ocean.

After all, a large amount of magic suddenly surged in.

It could easily disrupt the magical balance of this world.

At the time, she was studying the ecology of the world.

After that massive magical power appeared, there was a moment of magical chaos, but the world quickly calmed it down.

She initially thought Dylan was doing some kind of research.

After all, the other party had specifically instructed her not to go near the deep ocean.

The result was unexpected.

It turns out that this little guy moved the entire palace she left behind into the house.

"let's go."

Dylan turned and looked at the distant sea.

The morning mist gathered into a semi-transparent curtain, only to be blown away by the wind.

Dylan snapped his fingers lightly.

time.

Fallen leaves from the forest and seawater from the ocean converged upon them, then formed a cloud-like mist beneath their feet.

Dylan stepped forward.

Then he extended his hand to invite Ravenclaw to come along.

"Thank you."

Ravenclaw extended his hand.

Dylan took it.

Then gently scoop it up.

They pulled him up.

Immediately afterwards, the water droplets of fallen leaves beneath their feet began to move.

It sped away into the depths of the ocean at an incredible speed.

Norbert and Coal Ball were probably still half asleep.

Anyway, Dylan didn't see them.

However, after he brought Ravenclaw to the deserted island...

But they found that the two guys were already squatting outside the palace gate.

Dylan was stunned.

Ravenclaw blinked. "I saw this fire dragon carrying that little guy flying towards the ocean yesterday. It seems they stayed here overnight."

Norbert and Coal Ball are both taking a nap right now.

The red-eyed and blue-eyed stone statues in front of the palace gates dared not utter a sound.

Perhaps it was because this was something new that the owner had brought back.

The two little ones dared not cause any trouble or damage.

But yesterday, after Dylan suddenly threw the red-eyed statue into this world, it was completely bewildered for a while.

Then they saw a dragon, carrying a pitch-black thing, flying towards them.

It gave him a fright.

He tried to talk to the two creatures to see if he could get any clues, but instead the black cat slapped him a hundred and eighty times.

His soul was already in excruciating pain from Dylan's relentless use of the Cruciatus Curse.

The red-eyed stone statue discovered that it had been slapped in the face by this dark, indistinct thing.

Not only does my body ache, but I also feel a dull pain in my soul.

In the end, neither he nor the blue-eyed statue dared to utter a sound.

They remained in a standoff, silently enduring the entire night.

Finally, those two fell asleep.

But they dared not make a sound, lest they wake these two strange creatures.

"Moo?"

Coalball was the first to sense Dylan's arrival.

I opened my eyes groggily.

Upon realizing that it was indeed its master, Coalball instantly regained consciousness, leaped off Norbert's body, and jumped towards Dylan.

Dylan caught it steadily and then held it in his arms.

He turned to Ravenclaw beside him: "Headmaster, this is the place where you left your legacy. I found not only your manuscripts, but also a laboratory and a lot of magical materials inside."

He didn't mention Galon's matter.

Whether Ravenclaw knew or not that she had left him such a large sum of money, it was now his.

"Is that so? It sounds more like my private space for conducting experiments than a place for inheritance."

Dylan nodded, agreeing.

Meanwhile, after the two approached each other.

The red-eyed and blue-eyed statues also came to their senses.

Although they don't need to sleep.

However, it can enter a dormant state.

This is to ensure that the soul is not excessively consumed.

But after they saw clearly what the woman standing next to Dylan looked like.

The two stone statues were completely dumbfounded!

The rubies and sapphires in their eyes kept sparkling.

"This...this, this, this..."

The red-eyed stone statue stammered, unable to speak.

The Blue-Eyed Stone Statue remained silent, gazing intently at Ravenclaw, its sapphire eyes gleaming with a strange light.

"Why, how could this happen?"

Ravenclaw looked at the two stone statues at the entrance of the palace.

Seeing their reaction, his expression shifted slightly.

"Dylan told me you are the guardian beasts of this palace? This palace used to be mine, so you must know me?"

The red-eyed stone statue remained stammering, unable to speak.

The blue-eyed stone statue spoke in a deep voice: "Royna?"

Ravenclaw suddenly heard a familiar voice.

He was slightly taken aback.

The sea breeze carries fine sand.

It patted onto her robe.

Her gaze fell on the blue-eyed stone statue.

"You...are Everett?"

The blue-eyed stone statue was also taken aback.

"You've forgotten me? No, you can still recognize my voice, you still can..."

The blue-eyed stone statue was at a loss for words.

Ravenclaw paused for a moment: "Sorry, there are some things I forgot."

Her gaze swept over the stone statue, then looked at the palace guarding behind it.

How did you become like this?

The red-eyed stone statue also realized what was happening.

The Ravenclaw in front of him didn't seem to be the Ravenclaw he remembered.
The blue-eyed stone statue fell silent for a moment.

"Have you forgotten? It's better that way."

Dylan watched Ravenclaw's reaction to the two statues, his eyes narrowing slightly.

Ravenclaw seemed quite familiar with the blue-eyed statue.

He coughed lightly: "Dean Rowena, do you recognize these two stone statues? When I met them yesterday, they said that you were the one who imprisoned them here."

"I... imprison them?" Ravenclaw regained his senses, his eyes flickering.

“I’m not sure, but…”

Ravenclaw looked back at the blue-eyed statue: "He is Everett Thorne, and... my former husband."

Ok? !

Dylan's eyes widened slightly.

Ravenclaw's husband?
"You mean... he's Helena's father?"

Ravenclaw nodded slightly.

Dylan was dumbfounded.

Given Ravenclaw's personality, she wouldn't be so cruel as to imprison a person's soul in a stone statue, would she?

Yesterday, based solely on the description of the Red-Eyed Stone statue, he speculated that perhaps two people who had offended Ravenclaw were being punished by her and imprisoned here to guard her heritage palace.

Moreover, judging from the villainous face of the red-eyed stone statue, it seems quite possible that this is indeed the case.

However, in retrospect, the blue-eyed statue did not seem to have done anything really outrageous, nor did it show the petty and despicable nature of the red-eyed statue.

He asked Dylan to throw the key into his mouth, perhaps just to fulfill Ravenclaw's request to him.

"He was once a wizard, or..."

Ravenclaw shook his head: "He was just a Muggle. As far as I remember, after he got together with Helena, he didn't adapt to life in the wizarding world, so he eventually separated from me."

(End of this chapter)