Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 59 Night Visit to Hogwarts
The Christmas dinner ended amidst laughter and joy.

Voldemort's love charm caused Tyella considerable trouble.

As the banquet drew to a close, many of the young wizards had drunk some fruit wine.

Most of the little witches, especially those a little older than Tyrell, would always come to the Gryffindor table at the end of the banquet with rosy cheeks, wanting to pinch the adorable, porcelain-doll-like oriental child.

But Tyrell couldn't prevent Voldemort from casting a love charm on him; he had to do something to deplete Voldemort's magic.

The banquet ended amidst laughter and cheerful conversation.

After leaving the dining hall, Harry and the Weasley brothers had a snowball fight on the playground until they were so cold and their clothes were soaked before they returned breathlessly to the fireplace in the common room.

Back in the common room, Harry saw Tyrell writing in a notebook. When Harry tried to get closer to see what Tyrell was writing, Tyrell, like a nimble little mouse, quickly shoved the notebook into her wizard robes.

Harry, having made a fool of himself, tried out the new chess piece he received as a birthday present, only to suffer a crushing defeat against Ron.

After losing, Harry thought to himself that if it weren't for Percy constantly giving him bad advice, he wouldn't have lost so badly.

"Goodnight, Tyella," Harry said to Tyella, who was sleeping in the bed next to his, before getting into bed.

"Goodnight, Harry," Tyrell said to Harry without looking up from her bed, as she was writing something in her notebook.

This left Harry a little disappointed, as if this perfect Christmas had suddenly been marred by a minor flaw.

After the Christmas dinner, Notebook, or rather Tom Riddle, woke up and chatted casually with Tyella like an older brother.

Even though Tyrell had taken a few psychology courses in college in her previous life and had a certain anti-conventional awareness, she had to admit that chatting with Voldemort was indeed a very enjoyable experience.

Especially when Tyrell can read Voldemort's mind, and Tom Riddle is pretending to be a friendly older brother while secretly plotting how to take advantage of Tyrell, this kind of joy is made even more comical.

Tierra, of course, wouldn't let such a top student slip by, so at the opportune moment, she consulted Tom Riddle about her doubts regarding Transfiguration and the creation of magical items.

Tom Riddle answered all of them patiently.

This is why Tyrell didn't want to talk to Harry.

With Riddle, the academic superstar, around, who would want to bother with little brat Harry?

“Oh, right, Harry,” Tyella suddenly remembered something and said to Harry.

"What's wrong, Tierra?" Harry turned to look at Tierra.

“Could I borrow your invisibility cloak?” Tierra said. “You know, Hermione told us to spend our holidays looking for Nicolas Flamel in the library. I think we’ve almost searched the entire library except for the restricted section. Now that you have the invisibility cloak, why don’t we go look in the restricted section?”

“Tenet is a genius, Tyella, a genius!” Harry jumped off the bed and pulled out the Invisibility Cloak from the large trunk under the bed. “How come I didn’t think of that?”

"Shall we leave now?" Harry asked.

“Uh…no, Harry, what I mean is…” Tierra said hesitantly, “I mean we go one by one, for example, I’ll go today, you go tomorrow, Ron goes the day after, and we’ll take turns going.”

“Oh… okay, um… here you go.” Harry said, handing the Invisibility Cloak to Tyella.

"Thank you, Harry. I'll go first today, and you can go tomorrow." With that, Tyella put on her invisibility cloak and disappeared.

Harry stared blankly at the spot where Tierra had disappeared until the door to their dormitory tucked in, at which point he looked away and crawled back into bed.

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Before leaving the Gryffindor common room, Tierra went to see George and Fred Weasley to borrow the Marauder's Map. Ever since Tierra joined the Weasley twins' mischievous duo, they had revealed this secret to her.

The Gemini brothers readily agreed to Tiera's request.

“I solemnly swear I did nothing wrong.” George Weasley…Tiella mainly identified the twins by the location of their pimples on their faces.

George Weasley placed his wand on a blank piece of parchment, and as the spell was uttered, the ink lines began to extend, revealing a map of Hogwarts. The map showed the location of every person at Hogwarts and the secret passages, and indicated how to open them.

“And if you want to hide it,” Fred Weasley said, pointing his wand at the map, “the prank will disappear.”

"It will then become an ordinary piece of parchment."

Tyella knew before Christmas that Dumbledore had left Hogwarts through the Marauder's Map in the hands of the Weasley twins.

Still not here today.

So this operation was something Tierra had been planning for a long time, just waiting for Harry's invisibility cloak.

Tierra, through the portrait of the Fat Lady, arrived opposite the tapestry depicting the troll beating Barnabas, and calmed herself, meditating on it three times.

"I need a place to hide things."

"I need a place to hide things."

"I need a hidden place."

But nothing happened.

Tiera tilted her head in confusion, waited another minute, but nothing happened.

Suddenly, as if remembering something, Tyra quickly returned to the Gryffindor common room, took out her diary from her bosom, and hid it in the flames of the fireplace.

Then he turned around and came back to the tapestry of the troll hitting Barnabas.

Tierra calmed herself down and silently pondered it three more times.

"I need a place to hide things."

"I need a place to hide things."

"I need a place to hide things."

This time, however, Tiera completely opened up her mental walls.

On the wall opposite the tapestry depicting the giant club striking Barnabas, magical lines and patterns gradually appeared, outlining a very large bronze gate.

Tierra placed her hand on the bronze handle and opened the door.

Before him lay a very messy room, as large as a cathedral. The beams of light streaming through the high windows made it look like a city with towering walls. Tiera could tell that it was made up of items that Hogwarts had hidden in there over the generations.

The streets and alleys were lined with dilapidated furniture, perhaps stuffed there to conceal evidence of accidental spellcasting, or hidden by the house-elves who maintained the castle's dignity.

There were thousands upon thousands of books, undoubtedly forbidden, scribbled, or stolen; winged slingshots and flying saucers, some of which still hovered listlessly over the mountain of forbidden items; some broken bottles filled with solidified potions; hats, jewels, cloaks, and things that looked like dragon eggshells; several bottles with their mouths plugged still gleaming with an evil light; and a few rusty swords and a bloodstained great axe.

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