"Kricek — can lead the way! He can teleport you there! " The old house elf got up, but he had cried too hard and couldn't stop sobbing.
Before Allen could answer, Sirius wiped his face carelessly. He stood up and refused coldly with a sobbing voice, "We don't need you to lead the way. Give us your memories and we can go there ourselves. “
Hermione, who thought she had convinced Sirius, couldn't understand. "Why don't you take Kricek there? He's more familiar with the place. "
"Even if you're right …" Sirius shook his head firmly. "But it's a fact. I can't trust him. This guy is crazy now. If he does something wrong during the teleportation, we'll be dead!"
"No, Kricek knows what he's doing. He won't hurt you!" Kricek glared at Sirius with hatred. He turned around and bowed to Allen. He threw himself on Allen's robe and begged, "Young Master Allen Harris, please take Kricek there. Kricek wants to welcome Young Master Regulus back personally!"
The room was filled with an oppressive silence. Sirius snorted angrily. Kricek's thin body trembled in the room. "Kricek can do anything. Please, Young Master Allen Harris, take Kricek there."
"There are many water sceneries in that cave. They are not naturally formed. These crystals will cause interference. Klitscher, you should be able to teleport a short distance from the inside or from the inside to the outside. It should be safe. However, if you want to teleport from the outside to the inside, once there is an error due to interference, you will probably be teleported into the mountain …" Alan spread out his hands. "The mysterious man underestimated the house elves. He didn't care about them, so he gave them the opportunity to teleport inside. However, out of caution, he still set up these crystals so that the teleporting creatures can't easily break through the obstacles he set up and go directly to the place where he hid his things. At least he still cares about Dumbledore's Fawkes."
"Then we can take him instead …" Hermione didn't have the heart to plead for Kricek.
The corner of Kricek's mouth twitched. Ever since he was born, Blake's upbringing made him instinctively want to mock him. But when he came back to his senses, he shut his mouth and looked at the ground with teary eyes, pretending not to see Hermione. He didn't give any response, as if Hermione didn't exist in this old house. It was already very rare for him to be able to do this.
The gloomy weather made the surging ocean seem even deeper and more dangerous. The cold wind blew their magic robes, making their magic robes rustling.
With a puff of smoke, Allen and the others stood on a high black rock above the sea. The waves rolled under their feet. In front of them stood a steep cliff. There was only the rolling sea and black rocks around them. There was no restriction on Phantom Transfiguration. Other than the lonely and bare area under their feet, it was all sea water.
"It's there." Kricek's long finger pointed at a crack on the cliff. The dark sea water was swirling inside.
"… Are you really Ravenclaw?! You're so brave to take all of us across such a long distance in one go. " Sirius put his hands on his knees and panted. He was pulled over by Allen for a long-distance teleportation without any preparation. He was a little shocked. "Why didn't you bring your phoenix with you?"
"Anka isn't feeling well today. He's not feeling well … He should be grooming his feathers in my house now …" Allen explained casually, but he looked a little worried.
In fact, Anka was throwing a tantrum because of what happened earlier. His feathers were pulled by Penello to different lengths, and he had been using his sharp beak to comb them in vain to restore his beauty. Of course, Penello did not have a good time either. After all, they did not encounter an enemy. Penello was a little confused by Anka's first round of attacks, and she was a little restrained. Similarly, although she did not say anything to Allen, it was obvious that Penello, who had just returned from Africa, was a little angry about this. He even found himself a target to vent his anger on Hermione, who came up with the idea. Allen, who had a headache, had not explained the specific situation to Hermione. In this regard, he completely reflected the disdain that Sirius expressed towards Ravenclaw earlier. He was a little scared and chose to delay the problem and avoid the problem.
After creating a Gate between Realms, they broke through the restriction of Phantom Transfiguration and arrived in front of the crack. From afar, the crack looked like a crack, but it was actually a dark passage. Allen and the rest walked along the slippery rocks at the bottom of the mountain towards the crack in the mountain.
"Flickering fluorescent light." A few wizards created spots of blue and white light that illuminated the mud-covered rock walls. Following the dark passage, they walked down the stairs into a large cave.
"There's nothing here!" Sirius watched as Allen approached the rock wall of the cave and walked two laps around the cave from the right side. He glared at Creech impatiently. "Where did you go in from?"
The old house elf ignored Sirius' words. Now that he had a legitimate reason, he did not care about Sirius at all. He held his hand and quietly looked at his current master, Allen, who pointed in a direction. Allen began to feel around the rough wall of the cave.
"Here." Allen's hand suddenly stopped at a spot on the rock wall. He then took a few steps back and beckoned to the others to come closer.
Hermione and Sirius came over. Hermione looked at the spot where Allen had just stopped and said, "There are traces of magic here. I can feel the residual magic."
"The door is hidden here?" Sirius' eyes did not leave the rock wall. He took out his wand with his right hand and pointed it at the rock. Suddenly, the outline of an arched door appeared on the rock wall, emitting a dazzling white light. "Ha, it's here!"
Before Sirius could finish his excited cry, the outline disappeared. As if it had just been an illusion, the rock returned to its previous hard and thick state. There was nothing on it.
Sirius was startled. He rushed forward and pointed his wand at the wall again and again, but the wall did not move at all.
Allen walked forward and grabbed the anxious Sirius. Everyone looked at him in bewilderment. Even Klitscher's eyes widened. Allen had already taken out the dagger that was originally tied to his belt and slashed it at Sirius.
The thin edge of the dagger still flashed with a cold light. Sirius looked at Allen in a daze. He instinctively felt that something was wrong, but his hand was firmly held by Allen. The cold light flashed and a dark red spurted out. The rock surface was immediately covered with shiny dark red blood beads.
The dazzling white outline of the arched door appeared on the cave wall again. This time, it did not disappear. The blood-spattered rock in the arched door suddenly began to collapse, finally revealing a doorway. There seemed to be endless darkness inside.
"The rock at the entrance of the cave needs blood. The person who enters has to pay the price of weakening the rock to open it." Allen explained before Sirius could ask. He then tied the dagger, which was originally only used for dissection in experiments, back to his belt. "The mysterious person seems to think that this kind of physical pain and loss of blood will weaken the person who enters the cave. But I don't think it will affect you much."
Sirius cried out in grief and indignation, "Then why don't you use your own blood?!"
"I'm afraid of pain." Allen gave the answer without even thinking. He even deliberately imitated the tone and reply his father, Owen, used when he answered Albert about his Phoenix Animagus form. He also raised his eyebrows at Hermione to remind her. He succeeded in getting a smile from Miss Know-It-All as she recalled the scene.
"Next time, you should remind me directly. I'll do it myself!" Sirius complained. But seeing that the three heartless figures had already begun to walk behind the door, he resentfully used the tip of his wand to scratch the deep wound that Allen had made on his arm. The wound immediately healed under the effect of Heal.
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