The Ravenclaw tiara is a symbol of wisdom, a legendary magical item.

It is said that the ancient gods cast a spell on it to increase the wisdom of the wearer.

On the bottom of the crown is engraved the famous Ravenclaw motto: Superior wisdom is the greatest treasure of mankind.

Now, the crown was in Aven's hands, and he had worn it, and he didn't feel like he was any more awake or smarter.

In his opinion, this thing is a very valuable historical artifact, of course, there is magic left by Ravenclaw himself, but not magic that makes people smarter, but something else, the magic that guides Evan to find the Time Titan.

The raven, no matter what method Evan used, did not reappear......

As for the claim that the crown is a symbol of wisdom, it is simply nonsense.

This was Aven's idea, but in the wizarding world, whether in the Middle Ages or in the aftermath a thousand years ago, wizards believed that the crown would bring unparalleled wisdom, and it has been passed down for centuries as a symbol of the wisest wizards.

Rowena Ravenclaw was the smartest wizard, so she had a crown.

On the other hand, it is because of her crown that she is recognized by wizards as the smartest wizard.

The two are interdependent, mutually proven, complementary and indispensable.

If the crown were gone, would Lady Rowena Ravenclaw still be the smartest wizard?!

In particular, the crown was stolen by her daughter, which is a complete scandal.

No matter how she proves it, I'm afraid it won't be clear, and the reputation of Rowena and the Ravenclaw family will definitely be damaged by it.

It's hard to say whether he will be ruined, but it will certainly be questioned.

When the time comes, several pure-blood wizard families are fanning the flames behind the scenes to stir up public opinion, and the bill proposed by Ravenclaw will definitely not pass this time.

It's a simple reasoning, and if the Malfoys had gotten the real crown from Barrow, they might have done more......

Because no relevant historical records have been found, Ai Wen is not sure whether this incident really happened in history.

So, he didn't know how Ravenclaw managed to save the day, or did he fall into disrepute?

What is certain at the moment is that the crown was indeed stolen by Helena!

She was jealous of her mother's wisdom and wanted to make herself smarter, so she stole the crown.

In the version of history that Evan had heard, Helena had stolen the crown and Ravenclaw was really sick, very sick, so she sent Barrow to find Helena, the man who had loved Helena deeply and had been deeply hurt by her, and he finally found Helena in the Albanian forest.

Losing patience, Barrow killed Helena there.

Then, out of remorse, Barrow stabbed himself with that knife and ended his life.

Shortly thereafter, Rowena Ravenclaw also fell ill and died, and no one knew the final whereabouts of the tiara, or who had seen it, let alone whether it still existed, and the tiara disappeared until the appearance of the teenager, Tom Riddle......

Because it was dictated by the person himself, the story should be largely accurate.

But there are a few issues in it that are not clearly addressed, and may just be a fragment of the whole story.

There are many things that are not clear, such as, why did Helena steal her mother's crown, was it really jealousy?

This could have made sense, but Evan had just heard from the two guys outside the door that she was not simply jealous of her mother's intelligence, but that she had eloped with a Muggle-born wizard and stole the crown before eloping.

This explanation is more convincing than simply stealing the crown and running away because of jealousy!

So the question is, who was the wizard who eloped with Helena, and where was he?

In all stories, he does not appear.

The fact that such an important figure did not appear is in itself very abnormal.

This is the first place that is not clearly stated, and the second is the fact that Helena stole the crown and hid it in the forests of distant Albania, if it was because she was afraid to hide after stealing the crown, then it was pointless for her to steal the crown, she did not dare to announce that the crown was in her hands, and there was no way to prove to the world in the forest that she was smarter than before, to show off her wisdom, and not to enjoy any of the benefits of stealing the crown.

On the contrary, it is a very stupid act.

Evan had personally been to the forests of Albania and knew what it was like, how desolate and chaotic it was.

He had also been in contact with Helena's ghost many times, so he was not familiar with it, but at least he had a certain understanding.

In Aven's opinion, Helena would not have chosen to go to the forests of Albania, but it was possible to go to Greece.

The forests of Albania are definitely not a good hiding place, and they do not fit the character of Helena herself.

If she went there to hide from Barrow's search, it doesn't make sense, it's weird.

As for the third question, it is Barrow's behavior in finally finding Helena.

It can be proved from all sides that Barrow is a very bad-tempered wizard, he loves and hates Helena, but he is not without intelligence, Barrow is Salazar Slytherin's favorite student, even if he can't marry Helena, he has a great future, but in the end he chose the most tragic way to end his life.

Then, the ghosts of the two ended up in this world and returned to Hogwarts out of remorse......

After that, they lived together in the school's castle for thousands of years.

On the surface, they don't seem to have much hatred, but they can live in peace.

Did time erase the hatred, or was there some other unknown reason for the two of them to reconcile in the end?

After death, the two ghosts forgive each other, leaving only endless remorse.

Barrow regretted that he had killed his dear woman on impulse, and had become demented, sometimes sober, sometimes sluggish.

Helena regrets that she betrayed her mother and stole the crown, but despite this, when she returned to Hogwarts, she insisted on not telling the story of the crown, the rest of the Ravenclaw family, or the other founders.

Until, the world has forgotten about it!

Oh, by the way, because of Ravenclaw's concealment, others may not know about the loss of the crown.

But Helena didn't say anything, could she explain the past? she's all fooled around, what's the use of that crown?

The whole thing is stealthily anomalous, and there are a lot of illogical things.

Thinking of this, looking back at what happened to Helena and Barrow, it's really a story full of holes.

Evan smelled the conspiracy in it and could conclude that things were not so simple.

Anyway, there must be a big secret behind this matter......