A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 397 Professor Baburin, are you running?!

A bed,

Two rolls of paper,

A 4-minute and 3-second video.

How could she possibly resist his alluring femininity in women's clothing?

If it's just this kind of "appreciation," the twins probably won't get into any trouble. After all, it's just for their own amusement, and apart from harming their health and wasting paper, it doesn't hurt anyone else.

But if you were to sell Snape's photos in women's clothing everywhere like you would pirate CDs, you might just die in bed one day.

A dual significance in both magic and science!

William needs to stay away from the twins for now, lest he be affected by them. He also needs to stay away from Professor Snape… no one wants to bear his wrath!

When William entered the library, he didn't see Hermione; she was still in class.

William pulled out the slip of paper from the restricted section and handed it to Mrs. Pince.

Even though they were all old acquaintances, Mrs. Pince was still looking around as if William was holding a forged note.

She waved the feather duster and muttered, "I've been in the library for so many years, and all the little wizards combined haven't entered the forbidden section as many times as you have!"

I don't know what Professor Flitwick is thinking, he always approves your applications...

In her view, Stark, who frequently entered and exited the library's restricted areas, was undoubtedly a bad student who would become a dark wizard sooner or later.

William dared not say anything; after all, the librarian was the librarian.

Don't mess with the librarian, because you never know how powerful he might become in the future!

Under Mrs. Pince's watchful eye, William hurriedly ran towards the forbidden book section, fearing that if he was a step too slow, she would give him a wand.

The restricted section is an area at the back of the library, separated by a rope.

William stopped at the corner according to the search.

He picked up a large black book from the bottom of the bookshelf.

—The Glory of History—(Pure-Blood Families)

The book shrieked as it was picked up, roaring, "Don't touch me, you damned mud..."

William waved his wand, and the book immediately shut up. Books in the forbidden section are all temperamental; in short, they need to be disciplined!

If William were the principal, he would never allow this to happen; he would directly hand it over to the fairy books for training.

I guarantee that after a few visits, these books will become obedient and quiet, like a dutiful daughter-in-law.

William waved his wand, a crimson flame flashing in his hand, and pressed it against the book. The book finally behaved completely, automatically flipping to the table of contents.

He quickly found the Peverell family by following the index.

William received a lot of information from his last conversation with Dumbledore.

The principal has never liked to tell everyone everything; he prefers to keep things cryptic and let others figure it out for themselves.

They call it a test!

"Dumbledore is testing you"... This sounds inspiring, but it's actually quite melodramatic.

Newt has been tested by the organization many times, and now that he is over ninety years old, he is going to the United States for another test.

That's so tragic... He definitely didn't get the protagonist template when he was young; he was probably just a tool to drive the events forward.

William tapped the words "Peverell" on his wand, and the book automatically flipped to the Peverell family.

Dumbledore mentioned that Grindelwald had been to Godric's Hollow, which was also the starting point of their pilgrimage.

Because Ignatius Peverell is buried there, and it is rumored that he possessed a legendary invisibility cloak, very similar to the one in the Three Brothers story.

William casually found a table, picked up the book carefully, and began to read.

According to the description in this black book:

Ignotus Peveril had three sons. The first two sons died young, and the third son had only one daughter named Iolans Peveril.

Iolans married Hadwin Porter, and from then on, the Peverell name disappeared completely from history.

"So the Invisibility Cloak, one of the nine Deathly Hallows, is in the hands of the Potter family?"

William thought for a moment; he had indeed heard Hermione mention that Harry had an invisibility cloak.

That garment was a Christmas gift from Dumbledore during Harry's first year, said to be a keepsake from his father, James.

Thinking about it this way, there is a problem.

A conventional invisibility cloak, made from the fur of an invisible beast.

The shed fur will gradually lose its effectiveness over time, becoming opaque, developing cracks, and may even be neutralized by revealing spells.

Harry's invisibility cloak has been worn by at least two generations, spanning more than a decade.

It perfectly matches the characteristics of the Deathly Hallows: "permanently effective, continuously invisible, and unbreakable by any spell."

It's highly likely that Iolans Peverell married Hardwin Potter, and the Invisibility Cloak became a family heirloom for the Potters.

Based on all the details, William could conclude that the invisibility cloak was indeed one of the Deathly Hallows.

But he didn't care too much; even without the invisibility cloak, he could remain invisible perfectly.

William stroked the book, continuing to ponder it carefully.

Dumbledore made it very clear: the Deathly Hallows are the most powerful weapons, and the Prehistoric Mysteries are the most powerful magic.

William, of course, wants them all!

In Nico's account, there are three versions of the story of the three brothers and the nine Deathly Hallows.

In the first story: the Elder Wand, the Resurrection Stone, and the Invisibility Cloak;

In the second story: Death's finger bone, a wreath of infinite wisdom, and a cauldron for brewing any potion.

The third story features: the strongest giant serpent, the Grim Reaper's goblet, and an alchemy book.

Nico possesses the Alchemy Book, and he is collecting the Serpent and the Goblet to unlock the contents of the Alchemy Book.

The python bit the wand, turning it into Slytherin's wand, which is now possibly in America. Tom is looking for it.

Nico also had a clue about the whereabouts of the wine glass.

William possesses a Ravenclaw ring made from a finger bone, and the wreath of infinite wisdom resembles a Ravenclaw tiara.

The Invisibility Cloak is in Harry's hands, and as for the Elder Wand... William has a feeling it's in Dumbledore's possession.

Hagrid's wand was broken, but he had actually hidden it inside his pink umbrella. William asked Hagrid about it, and he said that Dumbledore had restored it with a Restoration Charm.

But that's impossible. Cedric said that even Ollivander couldn't repair a broken wand.

Nico has said more than once that as long as Dumbledore holds the wand, he will always be the strongest wizard.

William could be certain that the Elder Wand was in the headmaster's possession.

Therefore, based on the current clues, the truly perplexing issues are the cauldron used to brew any potion and the resurrection stone.

William rubbed his temples, then suddenly remembered something else.

According to the architectural records of Hogwarts Castle, Corvinus Gaunt once repaired Hogwarts' plumbing system.

On its own, this event is not surprising, but considering the secret room... Corvinus must have discovered the secret room and wanted to hide it better.

Tom discovered the Chamber of Secrets, containing Slytherin's notes; there was no reason why Corvinus Gaunt wouldn't have found it.

William quickly found the entry for Kovinus Gaunt, glanced at it, and stopped at the last few sentences.

Kovinus Gaunt defied his family's orders, abandoned his cousin, and married a Veela named Barblin. They had a daughter who died young.

Kovinus Gaunt last disappeared in "the city of seven hills".

"The city of seven hills"...where is that?

And then there's Babling... William suddenly remembered that his ancient rune professor also had the surname Babling.

at this time,

The cry of a phoenix rang out.

William quickly retrieved the book about the phoenix from the safety check. He gently pressed the phoenix on the cover, and its cry finally ceased.

When William opened the book, the pages flipped open, revealing a stunningly beautiful face.

A series of loud, soft moans echoed through the library hall, drawing the attention of all the students to William.

He was stunned... really!

This wasn't the first time William had experienced such a grand occasion.

In his previous life, William, a freshman in college, sat quietly in the auditorium while the principal on the stage gave a speech, welcoming the new students.

William quietly took out his phone, looked at the classmate group, and opened a 700k file. Suddenly, a soft moaning sound rang out.

He frantically lowered his voice, but it didn't work. People around him looked at him in surprise, and even the principal was speechless.

William decided to turn off the phone, but found he couldn't. He could only let the sound echo in the auditorium. His smile gradually disappeared, and he was ready to go to the balcony on the tenth floor.

Finally, the sound stopped, and William silently changed the APK name to "Advanced Mathematics Exercise Book" and sent it to another group.

Unexpectedly, even after transmigrating to Hogwarts, he still couldn't escape this damned misfortune!

William raised his wand, aimed it at that exquisite face, and asked speechlessly:

"Professor Barbling, are you... running?"

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