Chapter 381 Hufflepuff's Secret Realm

The moment the cake came out of the oven, Sebastian noticed the changes in the surrounding environment.

Neville, Ron, Hermione, or the hundreds of house-elves, all disappeared.

On the stove, the freshly baked cake still exudes an enticing aroma, and the pots and pans still look like they have just been used.

But Sebastian knew clearly that it was not other people who disappeared, but himself and Hannah Abbott.

Do not!

That's not quite accurate.

The moment he noticed the changes in the surrounding environment, Sebastian almost instinctively released his magical perception.

However, to his surprise, the familiar magical perception did not spread as usual.

In fact, he couldn't even feel the presence of magic in his body, as if he had turned into a Muggle in an instant.

Despite this, Sebastian did not panic at all. He looked around and got the answer in his heart - this was not the real world.

Everything in front of him was just a special secret place. His and Hannah's bodies should still be safe and sound in the Hogwarts kitchen, and what appeared here was just a projection of their consciousness.

Sebastian looked at Hannah Abbott and found that the little girl was looking around blankly, obviously not understanding what was going on.

"Miss Abbott, we have come to a special place where we are like Muggles."

A special place?

Isn't this a kitchen? It looks just like a kitchen.

She subconsciously wanted to verify Sebastian's words and found that there was indeed no trace of magic on his body.

Hannah suddenly remembered an old saying:

There are endless secrets to explore at Hogwarts!

Then, a deep worry arose in her heart.

Could this be a place like Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets?

The professor caught a super scary basilisk from there. It was an extremely deadly magical animal.

Is there a similar danger here?

Besides, the professor is becoming like a Muggle here too, what to do?

I hate this feeling of adventure...

"Don't worry," Sebastian continued quickly when he saw Hannah's face start to panic, "We shouldn't encounter any danger here, because this place should be related to Helga Hufflepuff."

Hannah looked up with eyes wide open, looking at the only professor she could rely on with disbelief: "Hufflepuff?"

"Look over there, Miss Abbott."

Looking in the direction of Sebastian's finger, Hannah Abbott's eyes were immediately attracted.

At the end of the familiar kitchen, a stone statue as tall as a person suddenly appeared on the originally empty table.

It was an image she was very familiar with - Helga Hufflepuff.

The stone statue is amazingly exquisite, with the brim of the wizard's hat slightly curled up, a kind and gentle face, one hand holding a golden cup symbolizing harvest, and the other hand hanging by his side, as if calling the people around him to come closer.

Hannah rubbed her eyes involuntarily, as if she couldn't believe her vision.

"A Hufflepuff statue?!" she whispered subconsciously.

She clearly remembered that there should be nothing here.

Since becoming a frequent visitor to the Hogwarts kitchen, she was familiar with everything here.

The table was kept extremely clean by the house-elves and nothing had ever been placed on it.

If there was such a tall stone statue of Hufflepuff there, there was no way I didn't know about it.

"So, this is really the secret place left by Hufflepuff!!!"

With a trembling voice, Hannah quickly looked at Sebastian.

This is so cool.

I just made a transformation cake, and I magically came to the secret realm of Hufflepuff.

Who says the little badger doesn’t like adventure? A few more adventures like this are never too many.

Seeing the excitement and excitement in Hannah's eyes, Sebastian smiled gently and encouraged.

"What are you waiting for? Go and have a look at the Hufflepuff statue. All the secrets must be hidden there."

Hannah cheered and ran towards the statue excitedly.

Sebastian walked slowly behind, and as he walked, he gently touched the table beside him with his hand, and the touch was exactly the same as the real wood texture.

Great!

This secret realm is really amazing. Ordinary people who come here cannot even find themselves here. It is only their consciousness that allows them to enter.

When I go out again, I must carefully observe the Hogwarts kitchen to see what this secret is all about. If possible, I will learn it and make it my own.

By the way, I often came to the kitchen to cook when I was in school, so why have I never entered this secret place once?

And with the little girl from Hufflepuff house, she was able to get in smoothly.

Hufflepuffs are treated differently!

Of course, this is a joke.

Sebastian knew very well that Ms. Hufflepuff would not do such a thing. She was the most tolerant of the four founders of Hogwarts.

Unlike Gryffindor and Ravenclaw's emphasis on courage and wisdom, and unlike Slytherin's pure-blood superiority, she welcomes any student, regardless of their bloodline or talent, and everyone can find a place in her house.

Therefore, the secret realm she left behind actually welcomes everyone. Otherwise, only Hannah, the little Hufflepuff wizard, could enter this time.

It was completely understandable why he had not been recognized by Hufflepuff and entered this special place during his school years.

In the first few years after entering the school, all I thought about when I came to the kitchen was to build a good relationship with the house-elves and then pack them all up and send them to Swan Alchemy.

Later on, it was mostly to show off my cooking skills to Mia and to treat this place as a good place for a date.

To put it simply, when I came to the kitchen to cook before, I had too many thoughts and it was not pure at all. I never enjoyed the process of making food like I do today, let alone the burst of passion.

Now I can enter this secret realm entirely thanks to this little girl Hannah.

According to records, Ms. Hufflepuff was very good at food magic and had an extreme love for food. The recipes she left behind are still used in Hogwarts.

From this point of view, the inheritance she left here is most likely related to food magic.

In this way, he could finally learn all the inheritance left by the four founders.

By the way, the four founders all had very special ways of passing on their inheritance. Slytherin tested one's Parseltongue bloodline, Ravenclaw tested one's extraordinary wisdom, and Gryffindor tested one's courage to shoulder the world.

Only the Hufflepuff test is the most down-to-earth, as long as you have a passion for gourmet food making.

While Sebastian's thoughts were racing, Hannah Abbott had unknowingly approached the Hufflepuff statue.

When she stepped within two meters of the stone statue, a soft white light suddenly began to appear on the surface of the statue.

As she stared in amazement, the figure of Hufflepuff slowly emerged from the stone statue.