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Dumbledore suddenly realized that he had heard of this legend when he was studying, and had also looked for it, but had never been able to do so.

Later, when I became a professor and principal, I would occasionally think of this legend.

Because I didn’t have much interest in it, I turned around and forgot about it.

Dumbledore asked curiously: "So, the Room of Requirement hides something terrible?"

Hughes said nothing and nodded in reply.

While gesturing for the two of them to follow his movements, he said, "It's not always opposite the tapestry on the eighth floor."

“It comes and goes, but when it does appear, it’s always arranged to suit the needs of those seeking help.”

"A person should only go in if they really need it."

"If you want to enter this room, then you need to concentrate on what you need, walk through there three times, and it will appear."

"What I want this time is a room where I can hide things."

After Hughes finished the introduction, the three of them also completed three laps.

Because of the talent bonus of the auxiliary plug-in, Hughes was able to speak and meditate in his heart at the same time.

A door appeared on the originally bare wall, and Hughes led the two people inside.

"How did you discover such a secret room?"

Snape was very curious as to how a normal person could discover such a mechanism.

"Once, I accidentally wandered around here and found this door."

"Are you sure you didn't find a room hiding something just to hide?"

"Hey, don't worry about such small things."

After Dumbledore entered the room, he found that the room was huge and filled with clutter.

"Oh, my God! Isn't this the table?"

He touched the scratches on the table with his hand in disbelief.

Back then, there was a student who was dishonest in class, often deserted, and scratched the good desks to pieces. He originally wanted to punish the student.

As a result, the broken table disappeared the next day, so it ended up being nothing.

Snape quickly recovered from his stunned state. The emotion of "magic" did not exist at Hogwarts.

"This place is full of junk, what can be so great about it?"

"You'll find out soon, and I guarantee you'll be shocked."

Hughes raised his hands flat and chanted: "Here comes the crown!"

Before the thing appeared, Dumbledore and Snape were frightened by Hughes's spell.

"Casting spells without a wand??" x2

Dumbledore exclaimed three times in a row: "It's amazing! It's incredible! Oh, my Merlin!"

In the wizarding world where silent spellcasting is a legendary skill, wandless spellcasting is a skill that even wizards must imagine to exist.

"Excessive praise, Professor."

Hughes turned over his palm and gestured to the ring inlaid with the Philosopher's Stone on the middle finger of his right hand.

"I just got Merlin's inheritance!"

Snape exclaimed: "Oh, I can't believe it! Are you talking about that Merlin?"

Hughes replied affirmatively: "I think it should be that Merlin."

He briefly introduced the Lord of the Rings, flexing his muscles a little.

Dumbledore marveled: "I have to say, Mr. Hughes, you are worthy of the title of Light of Slytherin."

Although they are not in the same world, the Holy Stone Ring is really a semi-finished product made by Merlin in the world of the magician's apprentice, and was later modified by Hughes.

As we all know, HP wands have obedience properties. If a wizard is defeated, the loser's wand will obey the winner.

I have to say, this is a fatal flaw.

Someone has tested that if there are too many disarming spells, the wand will completely dislike its owner, and if you want to use it to release magic, there will be many hidden dangers.

For example, the flashback phenomenon.

During the Goblet of Fire in the future, Harry and Voldemort used their brother's wands to engage in magical counterattacks.

Because Harry defeated Voldemort against Poe, when Voldemort wanted to kill Harry, his wand automatically released the flashback spell and missed the opportunity.

This is why disarming spells are so popular.

Simple yet deadly.

There is no need to hurt the enemy, just make the enemy lose their wand, and the enemy will be at ease.

Therefore, although Hughes is not truly able to cast spells without a wand, this castable ring is not just as simple as replacing a wand for casting spells.

Dumbledore had a very unique vision, and he realized that the Holy Stone Ring was extraordinary and must be more powerful than his own Elder Wand.

The formations and runes engraved on the ring seem to increase the magic power of the mage, and at critical moments, they can also surprise him in the battle.

Withdrawing his gaze, Dumbledore stared into Hughes's eyes and said firmly.

"After the newspaper came out, many people felt sorry for you for losing the Clow Card, and you didn't ask the magical girl to return the Clow Card."

"I see!"

"Presumably, you must have obtained more than these two magical inheritances!"

Even without the hint in Snape's eyes, Hughes would not have explained everything stupidly, and just smiled meaningfully in return.

Seeing this, Dumbledore secretly made a calculation in his mind.

And Hughes was not afraid that he would have any thoughts that he shouldn't have. Now he was much stronger than the wizard, and he had so many trump cards that he could retreat, defend or attack.

Not afraid of an injured wizard No.1.

Soon after that, there was a clanging sound in the distance.

With a burst of sound breaking through the air, a bright crown flew over.

Snape prompted: "Coming!"

Hughes caught the incoming object.

"This is...but why is it in Hogwarts?"

Dumbledore looked at the thing in Hughes' hand and already guessed what it was, but he couldn't believe it.

Because the incident of Ms. Gray stealing the Ravenclaw Diadem was even recorded in wizard history textbooks.

"Did Lady Gray hide the crown here?"

Dumbledore concluded smugly.

"Professor, don't worry about how it appeared. Come and see if this thing is a Horcrux?"

"The Horcrux?"

Snape and Dumbledore felt refreshed upon hearing this.

Dumbledore took the crown and after looking at it carefully, he determined that it was a Horcrux.

"It's full of dark magic."

"Although the crown is a treasure refined by Ravenclaw, I don't think she would use black magic to make it."

Snape reminded: "But even if the crown is really a Horcrux, it's not necessarily Voldemort's Horcrux, right? Maybe it's the soul of Ravenclaw..."

Dumbledore: "No, the Big Four have no desire to live forever."

Hughes: "No, after I found the crown, I consulted Ms. Gray. She only told a student named Tom Riddle that the crown was hidden in a tree hole in the Albanian forest."

The two of them rushed to answer at the same time.

In fact, Hughes didn't consult Ms. Gray at all. Harry in the original novel only learned the truth after pleading. He was not a masochist, so why bother asking a ghost who had been awkward for nearly a thousand years?

In order to strengthen the evidence, he had to use his memory to spoil the story.

In this way, both Dumbledore and Dumbledore were sure that this was Voldemort's Horcrux.

"Although I don't know how many Horcruxes he made, it would be much more beneficial to us if we could get one."

Snape asked Dumbledore: "What are you going to do with it? Or destroy it now?"

Because he had followed Voldemort, Snape was still very afraid of him, so he couldn't wait to get Dumbledore to destroy the Horcrux.

Dumbledore frowned and stared at the crown.

"Tom is very smart. Ravenclaw's diadem itself is a powerful magical item, and he made it into a Horcrux."

"I don't think ordinary methods can destroy it."

"So give me some time to look up the information."

Things stalled again, and Hughes had to spoil the story again.

"Since only magic can defeat magic, why not use black magic to defeat black magic?"

"Maybe we could try burning it down with a fire spell?"

In the original novel, Vincent Crabbe accidentally burned the crown with fire.

"Or if you think it's not enough, you can first use some powerful item to penetrate it, such as Gryffindor's sword. I think that will do, and then use the Fire Curse to burn it."

But in the movie, Harry was first pierced by the basilisk fangs and then kicked into the fire by Ron and completely burned.

The secret room hasn't been opened yet, so we definitely can't get the basilisk's teeth.

But you can try it with Gryffindor's sword, maybe you can destroy the crown, and finally burn Voldemort's soul with fierce fire.

Having just found the Horcrux, but found themselves in a situation where the bones were too difficult to chew, Dumbledore and Snape suddenly became anxious.

Fortunately, after Hughes revealed the two methods, Dumbledore and Snape's brows relaxed a little.

"Okay, we will go to the office now and try it with the sword."