Hogwarts: What are the four great masters doing?

It almost makes it seem like a living thing.

"I'll look into this."

And after talking with Helena, Ryan said the same thing.

His intuition told him that Voldemort's purpose in returning to school twice was more complicated than he expected - he didn't just come back to look for a job, but had a deeper purpose.

Ryan felt that the reasons behind this might be worth investigating.

After discussing this matter with Helena, Ryan left the astronomy tower and ended today's communication.

Just like what Peeves said before.

He has something very important to do tomorrow - tomorrow is the first event of the Pavatu Club.

And the next day.

On the fourth floor of the castle, the Pavatu Club activity room had already been reserved.

The young wizards who are fortunate enough to join the Pavatu Club gather here.

At this moment, their eyes were filled with curiosity and anticipation, as well as some hesitation and nervousness.

The reasons for the tension were varied - partly due to the recent unfriendly publicity the wizarding world had been getting against Ryan because of the Bloody Baron incident.

It is worth mentioning that the recent events concerning Bloody Baron have not only not died down, but have become even more intense.

Because recently, the news of Colin Creevey's disappearance in the castle has been officially reported to the Ministry of Magic.

It is said that the Ministry of Magic asked Barty Crouch Sr., who was in the school, to investigate the matter. Some people believed that this was Fudge's revenge on Barty Sr., his former political enemy, because investigating things in the school would undoubtedly offend Dumbledore.

At the same time, some media outlets began to suggest that Colin's disappearance might be related to Ryan.

"We're certainly not saying Elias killed Mr. Creevey, but I think—since Mr. Elias had a grudge against the Bloody Baron, and even had that poor, once-great ghost sent into eternal sleep—there must have been some conflict between them."

"When did that conflict arise, and when did it give Mr. Elias the urge to kill and silence the witness? I think it must have been late at night—ghosts mostly only appear at night, and Mr. Creevey's disappearance happened to be on a deserted night..."

This story, which is almost like a ghost story, is of course groundless, but making up stories and slandering people out of nothing is what they are best at.

And just as mentioned before, not all of the young wizards have enough understanding of Ryan.

Therefore, it is perfectly normal for some young wizards to feel nervous or hesitant at this moment.

And that's in addition to Ryan's recent reputation problems.

The young wizards' nervousness was also partly due to the professors who were sitting at the other end of the classroom.

Professor McGonagall, Professor Snape, Headmaster Flitwick, Barty Crouch Sr., and Headmaster Dumbledore were all gathered at the back of the classroom.

At this moment, their expressions were very serious.

It was clear that the recent situation had affected them too - especially Colin's parents, who had learned of their son's disappearance.

Although they were very understanding when the professors found them and did not put too much pressure on them, everyone could see their sadness and worry.

This is exactly what puts the professors under the greatest pressure.

Under such circumstances, it is inevitable that the professors would be in high spirits when they came to participate in the activities of the Pavatu Club.

This naturally put more pressure on the young wizards.

But it was at this time...

"..."

Silently, the lights in the entire classroom dimmed.

It was a sunny day, but the classroom at this moment was like a dark night.

Countless stars streamed out from the walls and dome of the classroom, making the night look dreamy and beautiful.

Silently, the countless starlights merged into four figures, hanging above the classroom.

It seemed like there were four giants made of starlight, each of them showing four colors: green, blue, red and yellow.

They were followed by a lion, an eagle, a badger and a snake respectively.

So all the little wizards naturally knew that he was the founder of the four major academies.

"Pawatu - the giants of mythology."

Then, Ryan's voice echoed throughout the classroom.

"Legend has it that they each hold up one pole of the sky and shoulder the responsibility of carrying the world."

Accompanied by such words.

The young wizards saw Ryan's figure slowly walking out from between the four star giants.

"And I think the four founders of the school also bear similar responsibilities."

His voice was serious and quiet, as if carrying silent but deep thoughts.

"They opened up new paths for magic, they shaped new attitudes for magic—they opened up the world of magic and invited us to step into it."

"They are four giants in magic, so... I think they deserve to be the symbols of our club."

Having said that, Ryan took out his wand.

He waved lightly at the four giants, and the next moment the figures of the four giants suddenly appeared in various places in the classroom.

So, in front of the classroom door, a badge slowly took shape.

They were four giants with the academy symbol around them, surrounding a star.

"Dear students, dear professors."

"I know you may be having doubts about recent events at school, or you may be struggling to come to terms with changes in your life."

"But remember, we are wizards - we walk the path of magic, and that's why this club exists."

“So, let go of the grudges and thoughts in your heart, let go of the doubts and thoughts in your heart.”

"This club explores only magic itself."

Ryan said so.

As he finished speaking, he gently waved his wand again.

So the next moment, the little wizards saw the starlight falling from the dome of the classroom.

They fell in front of the young wizards and professors and turned into tables and chairs.

This scene naturally made the little wizards exclaim in surprise.

"That is..."

Especially some senior and knowledgeable young wizards were talking about it at this moment, and even the professors showed surprised expressions.

"Please take your seats, and then we will start today's club activities."

But Ryan just said so.

So, the little wizards took their seats according to Ryan's instructions.

After they took their seats, Ryan slowly landed on a long platform in the center of the club - this allowed the young wizards from all sides of the classroom to see his movements clearly.

"Everyone knows that the Pavatu Club is a club that studies ancient magic."

Ryan said calmly, "But if you ask me, that's not accurate."

"Ancient magic? Of course—it's certainly our most important research subject."

"But at the same time, we don't just study ancient magic and spells..."

He raised his hand and motioned the young wizards to look at Professor Snape, Professor Sprout, and Headmaster Dumbledore: "Potions, Herbology, Alchemy, and even dueling techniques are all within our scope of study."

Ryan casually talked about his basic arrangements for the Pavatu Club.

In his plan, the Pavatu Club was originally a club that allowed suitable young wizards to gradually master ancient magic and training methods and become truly outstanding wizards.

And now, he has vaguely known that in the future the wizarding world and Hogwarts may face a war with the other side of the veil.

The significance of the Pavatu Club becomes even more important.

"Well, first of all, today is the first club activity - the theme of this activity is 'Magic Spells' and 'Meditation'."

Ryan said softly.

"I believe everyone must have heard of meditation before joining the Pavatu Club."

"As you all know, it is the cornerstone of all ancient magic."

"But I think few people know why I say that."

He waved his wand gracefully.

"Well, now I'm going to ask the first question - I've also used some magic since I appeared a moment ago."

"What do you think is the most special part?"

he asked with a smile.

So, the little wizards below were also stunned.

Then they started talking again.

"It must be those four giants—didn't you see? They look like they're alive!"

Ron's voice was extremely loud among the crowd.

"Mr. Weasley made a point, but it's not the correct answer."

Ryan did not hesitate to use his good friend as the first example.

"The shadows of the four founders are simply the effects of 'Magic Shaping' and 'Remaining Shadow Charm'. They are not considered advanced in themselves. Third-year wizards will be exposed to and learn these two spells."

Ryan said softly.

Ron's expression froze after hearing this.

But Harry beside him was still very polite at this moment: "I think it might be a Transfiguration spell - those starlights are obviously a collection of magical powers, but you can transform them into tables and chairs... I'm sure this is a very advanced Transfiguration spell."

His words were obviously more logical than Ron's. At least at this moment, many young wizards nodded secretly after hearing them.

They also believed that the Transfiguration Spell Ryan had just displayed was extremely special—this was also the reason for the exclamations that had just resounded throughout the classroom.

"Very close."