Hogwarts: What Bad Intentions Could A Little Snake Have?

He looked around and felt that this place looked like some kind of sacrificial place.

There was no decoration in this room, but there was a gloomy atmosphere surrounding it.

Moreover, there was no living thing in the room and it was quiet.

Dumbledore shook his head, said nothing, walked directly to the brazier, and put out the brazier.

A red light illuminated the room.

The contents of the room were exposed to public view.

Crow closely followed Dumbledore's footsteps, trying to control the rhythm of his breathing.

"We just mentioned that the ancient magic words disappeared in the sixteenth century,"

Dumbledore suddenly spoke.

“So we must quickly find the remaining ancient magic words.

Only in this way can we explain those profound and obscure black magics, and.

Dumbledore looked at Crow.

"Are you ready?"

Crow nodded solemnly.

"Very well," said Dumbledore, "what we need to do now.

It is to confirm the authenticity of that information.

"We need to enter Hogwarts and find it." Dumbledore said seriously.

"Leave this matter to me. You are responsible for collecting information about ancient alchemists and finding ancient magic words.

"No problem, Principal." Crow said.

"As for you." Dumbledore turned to look at another team member, "You go find someone."

The boy was stunned for a moment, and then quickly ran out of the office to carry out the order.

"I'm going to Hogsmeade," Dumbledore said.

Crow nodded.

"Then I'll go first," Dumbledore said. "You should protect yourselves."

Crow nodded and sent Dumbledore away.

"I hope I'm wrong," Crow said. "This is not a good idea.

"Do you also think there's something weird about this magic tower?" Enelu asked.

Crow was silent for a moment, then he nodded.

"Then go and have a look."

The two wizards left the room together, went down the stairs, and came to the living room downstairs.

"The furnishings here are similar to those of a library." Enel looked at the room.

"Yes, the books here are all about ancient alchemists." Crow said.

"I wonder what those people left behind."

"Maybe they want to pass it on?" Enilu said with a smile.

"But this idea is too stupid, there is no magic here at all...

"You don't understand," Keai sighed.

"If there was no magic, how could this place be so dilapidated?"

"Who knows." Enel shrugged. He was not interested in the stories of ancient wizards.

"What are you doing?" Enelu saw Crow staring at a wooden box in the corner.

The wooden box was locked behind an iron fence with a key hanging on it.

Crow took out the key and opened the iron fence.

There were many bottles and cans and stacks of paper stacked in the wooden box.

Enelu curiously walked over to observe the bottles and jars.

Crow poured out the bottles and jars and found that they were all ingredients for potions.

"What is this?" Crow asked.

4.8 He picked up one of the bottles, put it to the tip of his nose and smelled it, his face changed slightly.

"The effects of this potion are more advanced than what Professor Snape has to offer."

He said, "This is a magic amplifying agent!"

After hearing what he said, Anilu's eyes widened instantly.

"What, magic amplifying agent?"

"Yeah," Crow said affirmatively.

"Although I'm not sure of the specific efficacy yet, it's definitely very powerful."