HP: Let professors walk towards the light

"Well, it's okay. You don't want to hear me say it again." Ron waved his hands quickly.

"I have something important to do. Can I find an empty classroom?" Reina gestured to the crowd.

The three little lions seemed to smell a violation of school rules.

"Come on, come on, here, here." Ron took the lead and found an abandoned classroom. After recruiting several people in, he fended off the attack like a secret agent and finally slipped into the house.

"Is it a dangerous thing?"

"The new professor is actually an undercover Death Eater?!"

"Is it related to Lupin?"

The three of them blinked their eyes, even a little excited.

"I overheard something about the Horcruxes at the door of Professor Snape's office that day. You are the only ones who know about this, so I can only tell you."

Reina's skill of fooling around was activated again, she even lowered the volume, and a mysterious atmosphere suddenly rose.

"Horcrux?! Is that the thing Voldemort used to resurrect his body?" Ron was very shocked.

Ron and Hermione also heard about the concept of Horcruxes from Harry after the Regulus incident, and Harry was specifically informed of it by Dumbledore. Although Rena and Snape were mysterious, Harry still trusted them now.

"Yes, I heard them say that the You-Know-Who applied for the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor after graduating from Hogwarts. Do you know that rumor? The curse of the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor at Hogwarts was set by the You-Know-Who after his application failed."

"Are you talking about the rumor that every professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts will mysteriously disappear, get injured, or even die unexpectedly and be forced to resign? Although it's just a rumor, it's basically a foregone conclusion. After all, it already existed when Bill was in school, and professors were changed every year." Ron said.

"Yeah, Sirius also mentioned this because of Lupin's employment."

"That's right. When he was a student, he learned the location of Ravenclaw's diadem from Ms. Grey. After graduation, he found the diadem and made it into a Horcrux. He then hid it in Hogwarts. The only other thing I heard was the eighth floor, but Dumbledore didn't find it either..." Reina shook her head.

"Dumbledore can't be found either?! How could it be..." Harry was a little unbelievable. After all, in his understanding, Dumbledore was a great wizard who knew everything about astronomy and geography and was omnipotent, not to mention that he was right in Hogwarts.

But even the headmaster has no way of knowing all the mysteries of Hogwarts, after all, it is the common property of the four founders.

Hermione and Ron were also a little discouraged.

"Wait, why can't we go help?" Harry's eyes suddenly lit up.

"Help? How can we help if even Dumbledore can't do it? Impossible." Ron opened his eyes wide and shook his head.

"I think Harry is right. How difficult is it to just find something? Remember our first-year expedition? It was exciting, wasn't it, guys?" Hermione stood up with her fist raised. The word "can't do it" has never appeared in the dictionary of the top student.

"Although I think it would be a shocking event if we could find it, it is the You-Know-Who's Horcrux after all, and we don't have any clues so how can we find it?" Although Ron was not so resistant, he still had some small concerns.

"I think the eighth floor will be an important clue." Harry looked at Lena, and Lena nodded in agreement with him.

"Friends, I have something good to show you. It might help you."

Reyna pulled out a stack of old-looking parchment from the large pocket of her wizard robe and handed it to Harry.

"What's this?" Harry opened it, only to find some messy doodles inside.

"I think he should have belonged to you." Reina smiled.

"This is the Marauder's Map. I got it from Fred and George. Since I couldn't go to Hogsmeade, they gave it to me. It shows all the details of Hogwarts Castle and grounds, including the secret passage leading to Hogsmeade. It even shows the location of everyone in Hogwarts, even Professor McGonagall in her Animagus state. The Marauder's Map will reveal her real name."

Because Harry already has a guardian, it is unlikely that Fred and George would give the Marauder's Map directly to Harry without other motivation.

Let Lena be the good guy.

"It's like this: I solemnly swear that I'm up to no good."

Reina pointed her wand at the Marauder's Map. The moment she finished chanting the spell, thin lines of ink began to spread from where the tip of the wand had touched it, connecting and interlacing, slowly expanding to the entire map, and then a paragraph of large cursive characters appeared on the top:

Brought to you by Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs.

Harry opened the map in front of everyone. It was covered with ink dots of all sizes. Looking closely, those ink dots were actually names of people.

For example, Snape was moving on the stairs leading to the cellar, McGonagall was motionless in her office on the fourth floor, and Dumbledore was circling in the headmaster's office on the eighth floor. The names of the four of them were also gathered together...

Many familiar names can be seen in the library, the lounges of various colleges, the auditorium, and the stadium.

"Incredible!" Ron exclaimed in amazement.

"Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs. I remember now. Sirius said these were the nicknames of the members of the Marauders team they formed during their school days." Harry turned to the side of the cover with cursive writing.

"Wormtail is Peter Pettigrew the mouse, and Prongs... is your dad, isn't he, Harry, because your dad's Animagus is a stag."

Reina looked at Harry, and Harry looked back. He didn't know why Reina knew so much about his father, as if Reina always knew a lot about him. He always felt that Reina was different from them in maturity and stability. He used to think that Reina was precocious, but now his intuition told him that Reina might not be as simple as he thought. He remembered the problem that had not been solved before, why did Reina always take too much care of them from Gryffindor? Does this question need a clear answer?

The Slytherin-like green color directly entered Reina's field of vision, like a continuation of love. It was Lily, Snape, and Reina. An inexplicable connection linked their destinies together. The answer that Harry had never gotten seemed to have been hidden in it.

Harry saw a warm emotion through Reina's eyes, but also a hint of complicated melancholy.