Chapter 37
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Allen's sudden appearance and Joe Zhang's wonderful performance surprised Ravenclaw. Ravenclaw's new Quidditch player was so strong that the upcoming match between Gryffindor and Slytherin was the focus of everyone's attention. Harry Potter, the one who defeated The Dark Lord and the youngest player in a century, was about to play for the first time.
The young wizards were all talking about it. Some of them knew about Harry's achievements in the flying class and were very optimistic about Harry's performance, thinking that he would be better than Allen. Some of them tried their best to slander Gryffindor's morale, with Malfoy as the representative. Some of them rubbed their palms and observed the situation of their opponents for future matches. Roger, for example, had already prepared a notebook to record the tactics, strengths and weaknesses of the two teams.
The next day, the restaurant was still filled with the aroma of grilled sausages. Allen guessed that the house elves might think that sausages and bats were very similar. Could it be that eating sausages would bring good luck?
Allen noticed that Harry was walking towards him and put the last piece of sausage into his mouth.
"Allen, can I talk to you?" Harry walked over.
"Of course, Harry. But it seems that you haven't had breakfast yet." Allen saw Hermione following behind him with a plate of toast.
"Allen, I don't have an appetite." Harry looked a little uneasy.
"Well, I think we can take a walk first and then come back to eat." Allen gestured to Anna to prepare some food. Anna understood.
It was still a sunny day, and the sun was still shining coldly around Harry. "Actually, I understand how you're feeling now. You're a little uneasy, right? Harry, don't put too much pressure on yourself. Believe in yourself. You flew very well, didn't you? "Allen encouraged Harry to face himself.
"But I don't feel like I can eat anything. I'm very nervous." Harry was always able to lower his guard around Allen.
"Harry, it's normal to be a little nervous, but it's also the best state to be in. A little bit of nervousness, a little bit of anticipation, a little bit of excitement, that's the best state to be in during a competition. I've seen it in you. Go all out and leave no regrets. I believe in you! "Counseling teenagers was still Allen's specialty.
Harry felt that Allen's words had a soothing power. The two of them walked around the Quidditch Stadium and talked about some interesting and embarrassing things that happened on campus. Harry felt much better. He even felt his stomach protesting. He wanted to eat some hot porridge to appease his empty stomach.
The two of them slowly walked back to the dining room. Anna had specially set aside breakfast for them. Hermione and Ron were also beside Anna, helping to arrange the food.
"Bread is full. It can maintain your strength." Hermione insisted on carrying a large stack of toast.
"Grilled sausages are good. They're oily, fragrant, and high in calories." Ron said as he spread a thick layer of ketchup on the sausages.
Anna smiled gently and put Allen's favorite food on the other side.
"No, I like them all. But guys, I want a bowl of hot porridge more." Harry refused the toast and hot sausages and walked to Anna's side.
Anna handed him a bowl of hot porridge. Harry drank it in small mouthfuls, very satisfied. Allen also accompanied him and continued to enjoy breakfast.
At 11 o 'clock, the Quidditch Stadium was full of people. It seemed that all the teachers and students of the school had gathered here. Harry had already said goodbye to his friends and went to the locker room to prepare for the game. Ron and Hermione came to the top row and joined Neville, Seamus, and West Ham fan Dean. In order to give Harry a surprise, they used a bed sheet stained by little mice to draw a huge banner with the words "Potter Will Win" written on it. Dean, who was good at painting, also drew a large Gryffindor lion below. Then, Hermione also cast a clever spell, making the paint on the banner shine with different colors.
Allen looked at the Gryffindor pageant and suddenly realized that this was a good opportunity to continue exploring the secrets of the statue of Loynar Ravenclaw.
Allen quietly left the stands and quickly rushed to Ravenclaw's tower.
Sure enough, there was no one in Ravenclaw's public lounge. Allen used the same trick again and moved the chair behind the statue. He rushed up and placed the crown on top of Loynar Ravenclaw's curly hair.
Then, Allen took out the magic ball of the goddess of luck, Fowles, from the system storage compartment and held it in his hand. Along with the obscure incantation from Allen's mouth, Fowles' magic ball gradually glowed and the light gathered into a beam. Allen was lucky and aimed the beam of light at Ravenclaw's crown. A miracle appeared.
The crown was like an old garment that had been taken off. It slowly returned to its original appearance from the middle to the sides. Its shape was like an eagle spreading its wings and flying high. Its wings were made of countless sparkling and translucent diamonds. The arc of each wing was extremely artistic, symmetrical on the left and right, yet different from each other. Its abdomen was inlaid with a huge dark green gem, its edges and corners reflecting a dazzling light. Below the gem hung a round gem and a droplet-shaped gem made of the same material. Ravenclaw's famous motto was engraved at the bottom of the crown: "Extraordinary wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind."
"It's a success!" Allen was extremely excited.
Loynar Ravenclaw's statue gracefully rotated to the side, revealing a narrow passageway. Both sides of the passageway were engraved with scenes of young boys and girls learning, playing and living together. Their images were vivid and lifelike. Allen did not have time to look at it in detail. He just glanced past it. Before he walked far, he heard a rumble and the statue moved back to its original position. A faint blue light suddenly lit up the passageway. It turned out that there was a wall lamp set up every ten steps above the wall.
After three turns, Allen came to a huge bronze door. The door was extremely majestic. In the middle of the two doors were engraved two eagles looking at each other. Around the door were engraved ripples that were shaped like the waves of the sea. In the middle of the door, two huge bronze knockers were quietly attached to the door.
This door reminded Allen of the way to enter Ravenclaw's common room. Allen held his wand tightly in one hand and used Miaomiao's wizard robe to transform into a glove to cover his other hand. Then he pulled the knocker and knocked three times on the door. The blunt sound of metal knocking on the door was like a large bell. Allen instantly felt as if he had thought of a thousand years. An ancient and vicissitudes of life rushed to his face.
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