Ms. Gray was in the courtyard.

She didn't know what to think, and she was a little distracted.

For the ghosts, the endless life makes their time slow, but it is also very fast, and decades pass in the blink of an eye.

She stared at a corner of the courtyard.

There seemed to be laughter and laughter left by her mother's company.

At that time, she would go out of her way to ask.

"Mother, what is the most precious?"

The witch, who was smart enough to make Slytherins sigh, would smile and stroke the girl's head, and whisper, "Superior wisdom is the greatest treasure of mankind, Helena, and you are Mother's most precious treasure."

Yes, extraordinary wisdom is the greatest treasure of mankind.

Helena always remembered this phrase.

Just as her mother wanted.

Ravenclaw students are intellectually superior, and as the daughter of Ravenclaw with supreme intelligence, Helena has been following that goal since she was a child.

As she grew up, Helena's mother drifted away from her.

Rowena Ravenclaw chases wisdom, Helena chases Ravenclaw's back.

But the more she chased, the more she found herself unable to keep up.

She wanted her mother to see herself, not the countless magic books.

To this end, Helena goes the extra mile, she makes herself good.

She often gazed at the Ravenclaw Tower, hoping that her mother would set her eyes on her.

But this request is very selfish and stupid.

Helena gradually changed, and she became sensitive.

Sensitivity to Ravenclaw, because she is Ravenclaw's daughter, must be smart.

Finally, one day, in order to surpass her mother, she stole the most cherished crown of Ravenclaw.

Helena hid, she left Hogwarts and hid in the forest.

She thinks that her mother will hate herself and hate this humiliating daughter.

Miss Gray looked away from the corner, her eyes blank.

She seemed to see the sword that stabbed her to death.

...

"Helena, go back with me, Ravenclaw is sick, she's very sick!" Barrow chased to Albania.

Helena looked at the man and sneered, "I won't go back, I'll prove it, I'll be smarter than her."

"She wants to see you." Barrow said, "She's calling your name."

"Lies!" Helena screamed, "She sees me as a disgrace!"

"She'd rather hold that pile of unreadable books than stroke my hair."

That's jealousy.

Helena knew her emotions well.

She once saw her mother as everything, and her mother's pursuit of knowledge had surpassed her love for herself.

Barrow said in a deep voice, "You must go back with me, Helena."

"Go back, I'll always love you."

"I don't like you," Helena refused, "I won't go back, I'd rather die here."

"Helena!"

"Shut up, your love is as lowly as an earthworm in the dirt."

Helena turned to leave.

But the sword pierced her body.

Ironically, Helena turned into a ghost.

Still in Hogwarts.

This is a place she doesn't want to come back to.

Ravenclaw, on the other hand, died of that serious illness.

For some reason, the wise witch with supreme intelligence did not leave a portrait.

She hid all her knowledge in the secret room.

Ms. Gray searched countless times, but she couldn't find the secret room.

She still wants to prove that she can be smarter than her mother.

It's a revenge.

From the time Ravenclaw immersed himself in knowledge, the seed was planted.

It's been too long.

It's cruel to the ghosts.

Your death, your regrets.

It will be constantly recalled in the years and will not disappear.

Ms. Gray was in the courtyard preparing to leave.

"Need help, ma'am?"

She was stopped.

Miss Gray looked back, frowned, and said, "Why are you here, aren't you a student?"

It was the first time Ms. Gray had seen a student openly violate the curfew.

John walked over and smiled under the moon, "I want to ask something."

"I won't answer you." Ms. Gray turned around and was about to leave.

John said, "About Helena Ravenclaw."

Ms. Gray stopped.

She looked back at John.

"You're Helena, aren't you?" John walked towards Miss Gray, "Rowena Ravenclaw's daughter."

"How did you ......?"

"It's not hard to guess." John stopped.

Judging from the Bloody Barrow's attention to Ms. Gray, and the story he just heard, this is a thing that is on the bright side.

Rowena Ravenclaw's daughter, is the ghost of Ravenclaw, Lady Gray.

"Tom Riddle got the crown from you, right?"

Helena was thrilled to mention the Falling Ground Demon, "He lied to me!"

"I trust him so much!"

An emotional Helena screamed.

The handsome wizard had deceived her and caused Ravenclaw's crown to disappear.

It was the last thing my mother left behind.

"Shhhhhhhhh

He comforted Helena and said, "You've always wanted to get more wisdom than your mother and prove it to Rowena Ravenclaw."

"That can't be done." Helena floated and said.

"No, you can do it." John looked at Helena and said, "But I need you and me to go somewhere."

"What do you want to do?" Helena was wary.

Once upon a time, the wizard named Tom Riddle spoke to himself in the same way.

Phew, scumbag!

Seeing her vigilance, John spread out his hands and said helplessly, "You are a ghost, and I can't do anything to you."

"But there's a place you'll want to get through."

He looked at Helena and said, "Ravenclaw's Chamber of Secrets."

"No, it can't be." Helena subconsciously retorted.

But John swore and said, "Trust me, Helena."

Helena looked at the face and said angrily, "If you want to prove your cleverness, I'll be with you to the end."

John smiled at the look of her incongruity.

He walked into the castle, Helena following her.

"This is the way to the Ravenclaw Tower."

"Yes, maybe a smart person will have a hard time finding that place."

John brought Helena to the painting.

Seeing the painting, Helena tilted her head away and sneered, "Where is the secret room you are talking about?"

"There." John pointed to the painting and said, "That's the Chamber of Secrets."

"Impossible."

"It's been a long time since you've paid attention to this painting."

John said calmly, "Maybe after you get rid of yourself in the painting, there will be no more."

Helena's face darkened, and she sneered, "Ravenclaw doesn't take unimportant things to heart."

"No one can find it," John shook his head slightly, "Helena, what a haughty and conceited person."

Feel the bear

Helena, who was insulted, was about to get angry when John came to the painting.

He tapped on the painting and listened to the sound.

"It's empty behind this."

"What?"

Helena flew over, and John was already touching his chin and said, "Maybe a password can be opened, do you have any password?"

"Nope!" Helena was angry and said, "You can try the quotes you see."

"Makes sense." John nodded and said, "Superior wisdom is the greatest treasure of mankind."

The painting didn't move, and John tried several more times, all of which failed.

"Greedy marauders." Helena spoke, and when she saw John looking at her, she said angrily, "It's a Ravenclaw meaning."

"Well, it seems you can't help it, Helena." John shrugged.

As the words fell, he saw the frame open, revealing a tunnel into the depths behind it.

John blinked.

The password is Helena?

So he smiled at Helena, "No one can find it."

Helena also expressed surprise at the password.

She didn't expect Rowena Ravenclaw to use her daughter's name as a password.

Thinking of this, she fell silent.

"Maybe Ravenclaw doesn't take you as little as you think."

John walked into the doorway and asked Helena, "Can you come in?"

"Yes."

Helena floated inside.

Behind the doorway, rows of bookshelves shrouded in glittering light.

"Behold, her quest for knowledge." Helena saw this scene with mixed feelings.

Until her death, her mother continued to pursue knowledge.

But John frowned, his eyes staring blankly ahead.

His system doesn't prompt.

This is not a Ravenclaw vault.

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