Hogwarts: I Am an Exemplary Wizard

Chapter 944: Chapter 750: A Day Trip to Hogwarts (Part 3)

"What is wisdom?" the Raven Door Ring on the door asked, opening its mouth.

Kael vaguely remembered that the door ring of the Ravenclaw common room was an eagle’s head, had it been changed later?

Without waiting for him to think further, he saw Ravenclaw step aside slightly, making room.

"Should I go?" Kael pointed at himself and asked.

"Just a small test," Ravenclaw said, "I always thought you were more suitable for my house."

"Alright then." Kael stepped forward, pondering for a moment. "Ravenclaw is wisdom."

The Raven Door Ring didn’t react at all, but Kael did feel a gaze suddenly fall on him.

"Why is this thing so ignorant?" Kael muttered to himself.

The Ravenclaw was right here, what a good opportunity, yet it didn’t know to seize it, no wonder it was later replaced by an eagle-headed door ring.

Kael grumbled inwardly for a few moments, but the door ring still remained motionless.

There was no other way; Kael could only take a deep breath and solemnly said:

"Wisdom is a mental ability that life possesses, based on physiological and psychological processes, and includes the ability to perceive, understand, remember, analyze, and judge things..."

Kael spoke word for word, and with each sentence, Ravenclaw’s expression changed a bit more.

"So in summary, wisdom is the ability to correctly recognize, judge, and create things."

Even before Kael finished, the Raven Door Ring turned its head slightly and clicked open.

Kael turned around.

"A very detailed answer," Ravenclaw said, "I think Godric, Salazar, and Helga would all be very willing to have you join their houses."

"I’ll pass on the first one; I don’t want to lose my belt," Kael shrugged.

The corners of Ravenclaw’s mouth seemed to curl into a slight arc, very faint and disappearing in a blink, making Kael even wonder if it was his illusion.

Ravenclaw did not enter the common room, just reached out and took down the Raven Door Ring to hand it to Kael.

"This is the key," she said, "The memory here will last for some time. During this period, there will be only this room here, and only the person holding the key can enter. You can come back at any time."

Kael hurriedly took the Raven Door Ring.

"But if I take this, what about the common room?"

No one answered; Ravenclaw just quietly looked at him.

"Did you forget? This is the Room of Requirement, not the real Hogwarts... You don’t really think I can fit something from a thousand years ago into a memory and bring it here, do you?"

Kael immediately shut his mouth, scratching his head awkwardly.

He really forgot.

In the Room of Requirement, even if he wanted a hundred Raven Door Rings, it wouldn’t be a problem.

Whether those rings could be used as a key was another matter.

Afterward, Kael found himself in the entrance hall again.

The castle doors were tightly closed, and it was clear this should be the exit of the Room of Requirement.

"I will be leaving for a while after this. Do you have any questions?" Ravenclaw asked.

"There is one..." Kael quickly said, "Can I bring others here for lessons?"

"You can, but I wouldn’t recommend it."

Ravenclaw said, "Although I’ve translated the content once, those lessons are essentially based on Magic Text, which is a foundation and cannot be changed.

"Those who are not knowledgeable about Magic Text will not be able to understand, and conflicts in understanding could even lead to some degree of magical disturbances, outweighing the benefits."

"Alright." Kael nodded.

He also remembered that in the first Charm Class, that old professor couldn’t go three sentences without mentioning Magic Text.

If not for his experiences with learning Periculum and reading Merlin’s letters, he would have had a hard time understanding.

"Then that’s it. Perhaps at another time, I will come to find you again," Ravenclaw waved her hand.

Then Kael found himself in the corridor on the eighth floor of the school.

The faded picture frames on the walls, the dull-colored banisters, and the three familiar faces in front of him all clearly indicated that he was back at the Hogwarts he was familiar with.

Kael instinctively touched his head, and, as expected, the Diadem was gone.

"Ah!"

A scream beside him brought Kael back to his senses.

"Kael? When did you show up here?" Harry looked at Kael in shock, as if startled.

"Just now." Kael calmly looked at Harry, Hermione, and Ron, and said, "I just came out from the Room of Requirement, didn’t you see?"

"Ah?" Harry and the others exchanged glances.

"Is that so?" They really hadn’t seen it.

But Harry and Hermione just assumed they hadn’t noticed, only Ron looked immediately at Kael’s head.

And then he was puzzled.

No Diadem?

How was that possible?

Could it be he had seen it wrong before?

...

"So it was you in there, no wonder I couldn’t open the Room of Requirement’s door all along." Harry said at this point.

"What’s that in your hand?"

"Ah, this." Kael raised his hand, looking at the Raven Door Ring, "I found it inside and brought it out because I found it interesting."

Saying this, Kael casually put it into his robe pocket and asked, "Has dinner started?"

"It should be soon," Harry said.

"Then I’ll head to the Auditorium first," Kael said, "How about you guys, are you coming along?"

"We’ll come later," Harry said.

He wanted to look for something in the Room of Requirement before dinner started.

But to Harry’s surprise, after turning through the corridor three times, the Room of Requirement’s door still didn’t appear.

And it was the same after trying several more times.

"So strange." Harry puzzledly scratched his head, mumbling to himself, "Didn’t Kael already come out? Could there be someone else inside?"