Chapter 183 I am your Uncle Salazar

Rice just looked at the back and knew that the ghost that appeared in front of him was Helena Ravenclaw. Thinking of Barrow standing behind him, he couldn't help but sigh: pitiful, deplorable.

I still remember the two of them when they were studying at Hogwarts. One was a child adopted by Ravenclaw from his relatives, and the other was a wizard who was picked up by Hufflepuff and then joined Slytherin College. Orphan.

As soon as the two entered the school, they showed their extraordinary magical talents. Unfortunately, in the end, the two good seedlings failed to grow into the big tree that protected the school.

If they had a choice, neither Barrow nor Helena would want to become ghosts, right?

After each wizard dies, as long as their soul is intact, they can transform into a ghost and stay in the human world, wandering around the places where they stayed during their lifetime. But few wizards are willing to do this.

Because once they choose to become a ghost, they will forever lose the possibility of reincarnation as a human being. Without exception, the underworld will no longer accept their souls, and they are also incompatible with the world of the living: they cannot eat, their movements are restricted, and they cannot interact with the real world. Make an impact. They are not so much "immortal" ghosts as they are prisoners trapped in open prisons or the echoes of the dead left in the world.

Unless there is any unresolved grudge, the wizard would not choose to become a ghost. It is only people like Ravenclaw who can use clever tricks to successfully retain their magical abilities, and are a big step ahead of other ghosts in exploring death.

However, in a sense, if these two people did not turn into ghosts, he would never see them again. It's actually a good thing for myself.

Hearing the sound of the lounge door, Helena turned her head and saw Les standing at the door.

Les also saw Helena's face clearly. Compared to Bloody Barrow, Helena's complexion was better. Her beautiful face was not much different from when he left Hogwarts, and the arrogance in her eyes was even more... It's exactly the same as before.

"This is the lounge of Ravenclaw College, student, why are you here?" She looked at Les indifferently, and then her lips twisted into a sneer: "If you are here to find out the whereabouts of the crown from me, you can gone back."

She turned around again and continued to stand in front of the Ravenclaw statue, not knowing what she was thinking. But obviously, she is not willing to invest another second of her time in someone like Les.

When Les and Helena were talking, Bloody Barro took several steps back, not daring to appear within Helena's field of vision. At this moment, he even wanted to leave his teacher behind and run away - he had found Helena anyway, right?

But after all, he still didn't dare to leave Les here alone.

Les was mentally prepared for Helena's indifference.

This is quite a good start! God knows what would have unfolded if the first thing Helena saw was Barrow.

Les took a few steps forward and walked to the statue of Ravenclaw.

He squinted his eyes and looked at the marble statue carefully: the statue was beautifully carved, but there was a sense of alienation. Looking up from below, "Ravenclaw" seemed to be looking at him, with a vague teasing expression on his face. Meaningful smile. On top of her head is a delicate ring headdress made of marble, which is Ravenclaw's diadem.

Seeing Les following over, Helena had an impatient look on her face: This little wizard is so ignorant!

If it was her back then, she could hang him from the chandelier in the lounge with a wand, but now she has no choice but to deal with such a naughty boy.

Helena's interest was disturbed and she decided to leave, but the little wizard's voice floated into her ears.

"Except for the crown sculpture, this statue looks nothing like Rowena."

Helena stopped, turned her head, and narrowed her eyes.

"You have neither met Ravenclaw nor touched a diadem. Hey, what do you know?"

"I've seen it, Nana."

Helena was stunned for a moment: "What did you call me?"

"Nana. Oh, you are an older child now, so let's call you Helena - I heard that you took a pseudonym, called Gray? Then should I call you Gray?"

Listening to the words in Les's mouth, Helena felt that the little wizard in front of her was suffering from mental illness.

baffling!

"Not only have I seen and touched the crown, I also know that it is made from the skull of the god-king Odin."

The look in Helena's eyes was only incredulity. She stared at Les's face and asked word by word: "Do you know what you are talking about?"

"Of course, because I also contributed to the production of the crown, in terms of providing materials - Barrow, how long are you going to stand outside the door?" Les looked sideways at the door of the lounge, wondering. shouted impatiently.

Barrow finally passed through the wall and entered the lounge.

Helena's expression suddenly changed when she saw the Bloody Baron, but before she could get angry, Rice's words completely diverted her attention.

"Let's get to know each other again. I am a Slytherin. You can call me Uncle Salazar like you did when you were a child, or you can call me Professor Slytherin like you did when you grew up."

Helena:? !

A series of intensive information shocks made her dizzy. After a few seconds, she asked numbly: "You said you are Uncle Salazar. Do you have any evidence?"

In fact, when she asked this question, she already believed 70% of what Rice said.

"Barrow can testify."

Helena looked at Barrow standing in the corner of the lounge, and saw him nodding silently.

Helena just felt like the world was spinning, and she felt an extremely strong sense of unreality: The little boy in front of her who was too young to be younger was actually Uncle Salazar?

Ridiculous, convoluted, yet believable.

"Did you make a Horcrux?" Helena asked subconsciously.

Les:? ? ?

"No swear words!" Les was very dissatisfied. "Am I such a bad wizard in your mind? Only the most bad scum would use Horcruxes to seek eternal life."

"sorry."

Faced with this familiar tone, Helena apologized instinctively.

Interrupted by Les, Helena no longer cared about Barrow's existence. She urgently wanted to know why Uncle Salazar appeared here, and...

"I need to know what happened after you took Rowena's crown away."

Les's words were like a thunderbolt, exploding in Helena's ears, causing her body to tremble involuntarily.

"So you know——"

"Royner told me that something like a crown cannot be allowed to be lost."

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