The last question, that is, about the death of Rowena Ravenclaw.

Calculating the time, it should be a matter of shortly after this, which is a definite historical event.

Helena's remorse probably comes from this, believing that her actions killed her mother.

Did Rowena Ravenclaw die of missing her daughter, as legend has it say, or was it some other reason?

Another thing that is certain is that shortly after Ravenclaw's death, Godric Gryffindor also left this world, probably in the next few years, not too long, and it is said that he also died of illness, which is too coincidental, right?

You know, there are many ways for a wizard of their level to slow down aging and death.

It is an incredible thing to die of illness or something, and the death of two people one after another is a small probability event of one in a million.

It is easier to believe that the two of them died of illness than that the adventurer was attacked by a sneak attack, attacked by an enemy, or hit a curse or something.

By the way, and Salazar Slytherin!

Evan doesn't know exactly when he left Hogwarts, but it was probably before Ravenclaw died.

Because his departure was included in "A History of Hogwarts" as a landmark event, it means that there is a serious disagreement between the four founders' educational philosophy, and Hogwarts will usher in the first major event in history.

It is said that shortly after Salazar left, a dark wizard planned an attack on Hogwarts......

This attack and the ensuing war are only a few words in Hogwarts A School History, but they were very important dark magic events that shaped the course of history, and the war ended in a disastrous victory for Hogwarts and the Presbyterian Church, and brought many changes to the wizarding world, including the founding of the wizarding prison of Azkaban......

Wait, so that's when Azkaban was founded?!

Although there is no specific time to corroborate, Evan feels as if he has connected the dots.

First, shortly after this, probably within a few years, Ravenclaw and Gryffindor will die of illness.

Before that, it was Salazar Slytherin's departure, and his departure and Ravenclaw's serious illness made the dark wizards who had been watching Hogwarts for a long time want to be moved, thinking they saw an opportunity, so the Dark wizards attacked Hogwarts shortly after Slytherin left.

One of the many changes and results of the war was the creation of Azkaban, a prison for dark wizards.

The two guys outside the door had just said that their few remaining pure-blood wizarding families must unite against Ravenclaw and Slytherin's proposal in the Presbyterian Church, one of which included the creation of Azkaban.

The establishment of this prison will have a great deal of restraint on the wizards themselves, especially the pure-blood wizards, meaning that they cannot do whatever they want like before.

However, Azkaban was not established in this period in history, which means that their proposal was not adopted.

Reasoning further, can it be understood that the conspiracy of the pure-blood wizard family has succeeded?!

Their reputation was tarnished by the theft of Ravenclaw's crown, and they were questioned and rejected the proposal she led......

In addition to this, the war that took place at Hogwarts a few years later was probably also a conspiracy.

Come to think of it, the existence of Hogwarts harms the most in the interests of conservative pure-blood wizarding families.

Those dark wizards, they don't have a good reason to band together to attack the school.

Just like Voldemort's last reason for preparing to attack Hogwarts, it was not because he didn't like the place, not because of differences in teaching philosophy, and not because he was a dark wizard, but because Hogwarts had become the last stronghold of wizards who opposed him at that time.

That's why he let his army start the Battle of Hogwarts, destroy the school, and find Harry!

The reason for the attack that took place a few years later was probably the same, a reshuffle of the forces of the wizarding world.

After the Slytherin escape, Ravenclaw serious illness and other events, the conservative pure-blood wizarding families led by the Malfoy family, the Pevrell family, the Black family, etc., thought they saw an opportunity, and they secretly jointly planned the attack of the dark wizards, wanting to take the opportunity to eradicate Hogwarts, so that the order of the wizarding world would return to the past, back to the period when the pure-blood wizarding family monopolized knowledge.

Outside the door, the Peverell boy had just mentioned the attack on Hogwarts.

In the early days of the school, they did this kind of thing, and it was not impossible to do it again.

This attack did reshuffle the forces of the wizarding world, and Hogwarts, the major pure-blood wizarding families, and the Presbyterian Church were all devastated, and the wizarding world entered a period of peaceful development, until the outbreak of the Hundred Years' War between England and France, the entire wizarding world entered another crazy and great upheaval.

Also, after the departure of the three founders, Hogwarts entered the reign of Helga Hufflepuff.

She became the first Headmaster and led Hogwarts to grow through storms.

She made the school of magic an education that was accepted by all wizards, and eventually became an essential part of the wizarding world.

The large number of Muggle students was also added to the wizarding world, and the strength was built for future change.

Putting all these fragmented historical events together, as well as the real history of magic, and the words he had just heard the two guys talking outside the door, Evan felt that he was gradually sorting out the whole history and understanding everything.

It's not that hard, is it?!

As long as we understand the internal driving force that promotes the development of history, the interests behind it and several key questions, we can get the answer.

He felt that after graduation, he could consider compiling a history of magic, and he would definitely succeed.

Now that he understands everything, the question now is, what should he do?

To be honest, Evan is very interested in this history and these things, but reason tells him not to get too deeply involved in it.

For him, these are things that have happened for a long time, history.

He can understand and understand, he can't participate, let alone change, otherwise, there will be countless troubles waiting for him, or terrible disasters beyond imagination.

No one can afford to change the outcome of history, and Evan doesn't want to disappear without knowing it......

Therefore, he couldn't stop Salazar Slytherin from leaving Hogwarts, as it would cause an unimaginable chain reaction, which itself should have been written into the rules of time magic, and would happen no matter how it changed.

But Evan is not unable to do nothing, for example, he can return the crown to Rowena Ravenclaw.