Chapter 411 The Secret of the Golden Egg

Ludwig van Beethoven, a representative of the Viennese classical music school and the king of symphony. The music master who appears most often in inspirational stories and Chicken Soup for the Soul.

For many musicians, deafness almost means the end of their artistic career and the ruin of their artistic life. Many people will also choose to end themselves.

A certain neon singer also sang "I once thought about it being over".

Beethoven did not choose to end it all. He always loved music and never thought of giving up music. At the last moment of his life, Beethoven even said, "When I get to heaven, I can hear it." Everyone who heard it shed tears.

If Beethoven is the protagonist in many inspirational stories, then his baton and piano are the main supporting roles. It is these stories that let Ada know what bone conduction is.

Ada does not have a baton, but she does have a magic wand, but holding the wand in her mouth is somewhat dangerous, so Ada plans to experiment with another transmission medium-liquid first.

If fluids don't work, it's not too late to try bone conduction.

So Ada, who returned from Professor McGonagall's office, did not stay in the common room, but went to the prefect's bathroom without stopping, holding the heavy golden egg.

It was still the same bathroom dedicated to the prefects, and the same person was taking the bath, but this time there was an extra golden egg. Ada also covered the golden egg with a towel in a very ritualistic manner.

Ada really liked the prefects' bathroom, the feeling of soaking herself in the hot water was wonderful. The only dissatisfaction is that there is no steaming here, which is a bit of a pity.

Pressing the golden egg into the water and opening it along the gap under the water, Ada took a deep breath and got into the water. This time, there was no sharp scream from the female ghost. Instead, a gurgling song came from the golden egg. This song seemed to come from the bottom of the extremely deep water.

The singing is gentle and dreamlike, making people want to keep listening. However, Ada did not want to be on the front page of the Daily Prophet by drowning in the bathwater.

Emerging from the water, Ada shook her hair with satisfaction and pushed her long hair back. She had heard what she wanted to know and figured out what she was going to do with the second project.

"Look for us, where our voices ring, we cannot sing on the ground." This sentence indicates that the second project will be carried out underwater, and the warriors must find a way to move freely underwater.

The dark underwater depths, the creatures in the black lake, and how to breathe are all difficulties that the warriors have to face. The first thing that needs to be solved is the breathing problem. Human beings cannot breathe freely underwater.

So the question is, is it too late to go to the Muggle world and order a scuba set? Let this group of wizards feel the power of technology.

Of course this was a joke, Ada still planned to use magic to solve the problem. The first thing she thought of was the head soaking spell. This magic allows people to breathe underwater and can block bad smells. It is an excellent spell to deal with big dung eggs.

In addition, some herbs or transfiguration can also help humans breathe underwater. Ada wants to find the most suitable one among these methods.

"We took away your most beloved baby" and "You only have one hour." These two sentences clearly explained the specific content of the task and stipulated the time of the game.

But Ada still has some questions, that is, what counts as "the most beloved treasure", is it a person or an object?

If it were an object, the most important thing to Ada would be the wand, but the people who planned the competition would never let the warrior enter the Black Lake with bare hands. That would truly be the end of the road.

This is the Triwizard Tournament, not murder.

If it refers to people, is it the twins or Professor McGonagall?

Ada felt that the stronger Fred and George had a higher chance, so they couldn't throw Professor McGonagall into the cold water and soak for an hour. That would be too inhumane.

As for "after an hour all hope is gone, it is gone forever, never to come again", Ada did not take this warning to heart at all.

The object is private property and the planner has no right to destroy it. If it were a human being, it would be even more impossible. This was just a game, not a murder.

Ada moved the golden egg soaked in the water back and forth, carefully thinking about the key points of the second game, and finding out the key points, in order to find the most suitable response method for the second event.

The bottom of the Black Lake is dark, and there are no signs to help find the direction. Compared with the "most beloved baby", search and safety are the key points.

Accurately identifying directions in the dark and clearing underwater creatures that block you are the focus of the second project. As for how to breathe underwater, that is only the premise of the second project and is the most basic.

There is a picture of a mermaid hanging on the wall of the prefect's bathroom. In the painting, the mermaid is playing with her hair and lapping the shallow water on the shore with her tail fin.

"I thought some male prefect was here, making me happy for nothing."

A female ghost with a sad face slowly floated over. She sat down on a faucet and crossed her legs. It's Moaning Myrtle who haunts the girls' bathroom on the second floor, moody and always splashing water on intruders.

"Long time no see, Myrtle." Ada said. It was the first time in Ada's short life that a female ghost peeked into her bath.

The expression on Moaning Myrtle's face looked unhappy, and the ghost's milky luster dimmed. She said, "I really don't want to see you, either in the bathroom on the second floor or here."

"I see, you came here from the second floor to admire the male prefect, right!" Ada didn't have the same understanding as a ghost, but grasped the key point.

There was no embarrassment on Myrtle's face, or she could not see it at all. She said: "Of course, how could it be because of you. Those male prefects are much more interesting than you!"

From the thick lenses of Myrtle's glasses, Ada saw disgust...

Since Myrtle is different from other ghosts, she is always very sensitive to the fact that she is dead, so Ada did not irritate the female ghost senior. Ada asked: "When did you come here? Have you seen everything I just did?"

"I see," Myrtle said matter-of-factly, "you looked stupid just now."

The world is so wonderful, but I am so irritable, which is not good... take a deep breath, calm down, and don't worry too much about a ghost.

Ada persuaded herself in her heart that she was no longer in the first grade and could no longer take the twins to the girls' bathroom to grab territory.

"Whatever you like, I'm leaving. You can continue to wait here for the male prefect to come over."

With that said, Ada walked out of the bath, put a towel around herself, and picked up the golden eggs in the water. Only Myrtle saw the fleeting spring light, but apparently Myrtle didn't know how to appreciate it.

"Maybe tonight, maybe tomorrow night, you might be able to see Harry Potter here recently." Ada said suddenly, since she met Myrtle, why not take advantage of it?

Myrtle asked excitedly, "Really?"

Harry was more attracted to Myrtle than Ada. When Harry was in his second year, he used to brew Polyjuice Potion with Ron and Hermione in the girls' bathroom on the second floor, and Myrtle didn't mind sharing the same toilet with Harry.

After getting Ada's approval, Myrtle jumped excitedly. It would be a pity not to participate in the diving competition with this splash.

"Can you tell Harry for me, just say...just say that I miss him very much..." Myrtle said shyly, "He hasn't visited me in the bathroom for a long time..."

What a charm! Ada sighed silently in her heart.

Even though they were all occupying Myrtle's bathroom, Ada herself wasn't feeling well at all, but Harry got the "love" of the female ghost. The gap was too big. Harry's damn charm had nowhere to go!

After thinking about the Hogwarts version of "The Love Between Humans and Ghosts," Ada found it inexplicably interesting.