Harry Potter's Bastard

"How many things does Merlin have that can make a wizard sigh?" the bronze eagle shook the knocker in his mouth.

"Merlin is a great wizard, and everything about him will make us who come after him marvel – like his beard. Solim rolled his eyes, and thought inwardly: and his big pants and hairpin.

"Hmm......" Knocker seemed to consider the answer, "I always thought that Slytherin students were people with little sense of humor, and it seems that this perception is a bit skewed. "

If it was a normal day, Solim would have stayed and asked about the knocker - yes, Solim had already discovered that the bronze eagle was nothing more than a dead thing, and the knocker it was holding was the owner. Just now it said a very interesting word - cognition, generally speaking, this word will only appear in creatures with self-meaning "six, eighty, three" consciousness, but the door knocker obviously cannot be regarded as a creature, so its statement is very intriguing.

It was "alive", with at least a living consciousness, something that reminded Solim of that diary.

"Let's go inside. The door to the Ravenclaw common room opened, "But I'll say that Merlin himself isn't from Slytherin, so don't take him with you next time you brag." "

"Anyone who knows even a little bit of history would think that Merlin is a Slytherin. Solim turned sideways to enter the Ravenclaw common room, but just as he stepped in with his left foot, he stopped.

"You...... Did you let me in on purpose?" Solim still didn't hold back, and made a small temptation.

"Why? Do you think it's too easy?" asked the knocker, "How about another one for you?"

"That's it. "

Watching the slow movement, about to close the door, Solim dodged and rushed in.

Although unsuccessful, Solim had a strong sense that the knocker was a "living thing". If there is no limit to the form of a ghost, it is clearly a "door-ring" ghost. But now is not the time to think about it, and Solim needs to find Barrow and Ms. Gray if the two of them can get together and neither of them leaves.

Solim, the common room in Ravenclaw, was also a first-time visitor, and he knew it would fit some of the characteristics of Ravenclaw, but he couldn't help but take a few more looks when he actually saw it in person...... Well, not a few glances. Solim slowed down, taking a real look at what was so different from Slytherin and Gryffindor.

It's a large circular room – understandably the Ravenclaw common room is at the top of the tower. But what was unusual was that it was bright, very bright, much brighter than the Gryffindor mess, and of course, the Slytherin common room couldn't compare to it.

There were elegant arched windows on the walls, and blue and bronze silks hung from them, and there was nothing wrong with this, just as the Slytherin common room would be adorned with various green ribbons—the colors of the house. You can see the mountains in the distance through the art-like window, so it must be a great way to relax when you are tired of reading and looking into the distance.

Solim was a little envious of this. Slytherin had only cold, cold walls. There, the best way to relax is to snuggle up on the sofa or go back to your bedroom and fall into bed.

His gaze followed the ledge, and Solim saw the huge, exquisite, art-like painting of the dome on the dome—not to mention the Slytherin. There were only curving aisles and green candlelight at the top of the aisles, and if there was anything to say about the Slytherin common room, Solim thought it would be the legendary base of the fish tank carved by Slytherin himself.

When it comes to Ravenclaw, books are indispensable – yes, there are a lot of niches here, and more than the niches are the books placed on them. Chairs are placed in front of these alcoves for students to read nearby. After looking around, Solim noticed that there was only one alcove where there was no book, and instead there was a white statue of a woman, and Solim didn't even have to look at the nameplate on the base of the statue to know who she was.

"Really, you should take the new students around the common rooms of the four houses in front of the Hogwarts Sorting House....."

Solim sensed a feeling called "regret" creeping through himself.

If he had to do it all over again, Solim felt that he would most likely come to Ravenclaw - they would have a choice for students who fit into multiple houses, and the Sorting Hat would respect their choice. Obviously, Ravenclaw is more of a place to live than the gloomy Slytherin common room, after all, as long as you are not a student with mental problems or abnormal spirits, you will not refuse this kind of environment. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

With the sunny, beautifully decorated, and beautiful Ravenclaw common room on one side, and the dark, eerie, mostly rough rock Slytherin common room on the other, Solim would say that most Slytherin students would want to come to Ravenclaw if they were completely personal and not family-oriented.

Solim's gaze swept around, and finally he noticed an upward staircase in the northwest corner—not the carved staircase he had just seen leading to the men's and women's dormitories, but more mundane and discreet, so much so that he hadn't even noticed the place after looking around.

"Barrow, are you here?" shouted Solim, and he could even clearly feel the traces of sound waves traveling through this large space - it was obviously unusual for Ravenclaw Common Room 4.7 to experience such a large sound.

"I'm here—" Barrow's voice came down from above Solim's head, "that staircase in the northwest corner, you can see us when you come up." "

Watching Barrow's head disappear into the dome, Solim grinned, and if it wasn't for Barrow's voice, he wouldn't have noticed that he was passing through the dome - the ghost was good. []

Stepping up the humble staircase, Solim began to get closer and closer to the dome, he could now see the paintings clearly, but unfortunately there was no time for Solim to admire the artworks, he had to hurry to Barrow's side, he was really afraid of some sharp conflict between Barrow and Ms. Gray.