Chapter 512 512. Departure to
The discussion between Scott and Ravenclaw remained just a discussion.
After all, the real Ravenclaw has left, and all that is left in the world is just a portrait.
Even with all the ideas, a portrait can't do much.
Scott couldn't do much either.
According to the analysis of the Ravenclaw tutor, if what Merlin said is true, his existence is essentially just a consciousness that resides in the concept of "dream".
When it comes to concepts, not to mention ordinary wizards, even if the Ravenclaw tutor is resurrected, she has no experience in casting spells on a concept.
But on the other hand, Merlin's existence also allowed Scott to see another prospect of magic.
Of course, these are too far away.
Scott's best choice right now is to ignore it and regard it as a dream, just like Merlin said.
In short, this matter passed like this.
Scott has already started his next plan——
Go to the north of the North Sea, the Norwegian Sea further north than Iceland, and look for the coordinates predicted by the "Sailor's Astrolabe".
That is the secret realm of "Niflheim" left by the [Asgard] school.
During the preparation period, several of Scott's friends and members of the "Tower of Babel" contacted him by chance.
Although they don't know Scott's detailed plan yet, it is obvious that they all know that Scott will definitely look for the research information left by the [Asgard] school.
So they all expressed their desire to go on an adventure with Scott.
Especially Fred and George, these two guys were dissatisfied with their summer vacation life squatting at home and were very eager for a thrilling journey.
But Scott refused.
Because he couldn't guarantee their safety.
He has great confidence that he can escape intact, no matter what situation he encounters.
But he couldn't guarantee the safety of his companions while taking them with him.
Fred and George were also the two most dissatisfied with Scott's rejection.
At one point, they even began planning to run away from home and actively participate in Scott's actions.
But Scott finally got the better of him and secretly notified Charlie and asked him to hold down the two troublemakers.
Peer applications with only one member were unable to be rejected by Scott.
That's Helena.
Perhaps after hearing about Scott's plan from her Ravenclaw tutor, she also had the idea of leaving Hogwarts Castle and taking a look outside.
And she was so mobile that she floated into the forest and wandered for a whole day, just to look for traces of Scott.
This forced Scott to come out of the oak cabin hidden by the loyalty spell and go to the forest to meet her.
Helena said that she was also an official member of the "Tower of Babel" and could play a role in this adventure.
She also listed her strengths.
As a ghost, nothing in this world can hurt her.
Unless she wants to leave, she can exist forever.
Also, she can ignore terrain and penetrate walls. This ability is obviously very beneficial in adventure and treasure hunting activities.
Although she did have her own advantages, and Scott was a little tempted, he still didn't want to agree.
Because he thought of the Gryffindor ghost who was petrified by the basilisk in the "original book".
That at least proves that not all magic can harm ghosts.
But the Ravenclaw tutor spoke for Helena.
"She's right, at least she can help you find the way."
She also told Scott, "No magic can make ghosts disappear unless they are willing to do so. It can only affect their state at most."
Hearing her say this, Scott felt relieved.
"She's missing a lot of experience."
The Ravenclaw master continued.
"The only time she left me was to steal the crown and run into the forests of Albania."
"She came to an end before she could truly grow up and mature."
"After that, she became a ghost and lived in Hogwarts Castle for nearly a thousand years without going anywhere."
"Anyway, it's a good thing that she is willing to leave the castle now."
"Let her live a happy life."
Scott nodded, understanding what she meant.
"I see."
He looked at Helena floating aside.
"Then this operation will trouble you, Helena."
Helena said seriously: "I told you, I am also a member of the 'Tower of Babel'."
She also gave Scott advice.
"If necessary, we can also bring Bloody Barrow."
Scott looked at her in surprise.
The person Helena hated the most was Slytherin's ghost Barrow. In the past, she didn't want to see him at all, or even mention his name.
Now she actually took the initiative to bring Bloody Barrow with her?
This is really a bit abnormal.
Facing Scott's surprised gaze, Helena acted calmly.
"Oh, no need to be surprised, Scott."
"Yeah, I still hate him."
"But there's no denying that he can play a part in the adventure."
"Anyway, if I ask him to help, he won't refuse."
"No, no need."
Scott shook his head directly.
"Don't force yourself, Helena."
"If he's involved, it means you need to be in close proximity for some time."
"You won't be happy if that happens."
"Are you sure?" Helena asked.
She added, "Actually, I'm not as unhappy as you think. After all, those things have happened a long time ago."
"I'm sure." Scott said firmly.
He had felt it before. When Ms. Grey met the Bloody Baron, the air around them would become gloomy and heavy.
In short, he didn't want to take risks in such a suffocating atmosphere.
Seeing that Scott refused firmly, Helena's tone became a little more relaxed, "Okay, then don't call him."
After everything was ready, Scott and Helena arrived at an uninhabited coast in the north of the Scottish Highlands on July 20.
Scott did not plan to take a boat. Their "transportation" for this trip was Scott's "summoned beast" Xirein.
Scott used the [Magic Barrier Ball] again to create a cube-shaped magic barrier, and he and Helena stayed inside the magic barrier.
Xirein was responsible for controlling the water flow, wrapping the magic barrier and moving under the sea.
Such a journey is very boring, and Scott spent more time on learning.
It is so convenient to have a mentor who can be carried with you.
However, Xirein's progress in the sea is still very fast. In less than a day, Scott clearly felt that the temperature was getting colder and colder.
This means that they are close to the Arctic Circle.
However, it is also difficult to find directions in the vast ocean, and sailing is not Scott's specialty.
It was not until the evening that they finally reached the location of the coordinates relying on the stars in the sky and astronomical knowledge.
Sorry, I was lazy today and only updated 2000.
I will try to update more tomorrow to compensate.
