Harry Potter: I'm the Rolling King at Hogwarts

The next morning, Albert was sitting at the Gryffindor long table having breakfast and noticed that the students on the Ravenclaw long table were all drowsy and looked like they were about to fall asleep.

"what--"

"what--"

Almost every student had thick dark circles under his eyes, listless and sleepy all day long. Their decadent look affected the Hufflepuffs next to them, and the little badgers began to doze off unconsciously.

It wasn't until the morning Charms class, when Ravenclaw and Gryffindor were taking classes together, that Albert learned the cause of the matter.

The eagle-headed knocker asked a tricky question last night, and it happened that all seven years of Ravenclaw had classes yesterday afternoon. There was no one in the dormitory, and no one even opened the door from the inside.

So they stayed outside all night, sitting on the ground, and many of them stayed awake all night.

This incident alarmed Professor Flitwick. After negotiation, the Eagle Head Knocker agreed to let the students enter the dormitory. Some textbooks were placed in the dormitory and the students were not allowed in. They could not even attend class well.

To be honest, this math problem is really difficult for British wizards. The Muggle Prime Minister graduated from a prestigious school and couldn't even multiply 16 by 3. Some of his speeches forgot the words and started talking about Peppa Pig. There was a food shortage and he claimed that Good time to lose weight...

After the Eagle-Headed Knocker asked this question, he even felt that it was a bit convoluted. He calculated it in his mind more than ten times before confirming that none of the Ravenclaw students had given an answer, even if a few occasionally typed it. They couldn't tell the correct answer, and they couldn't tell the process. They were confused at first glance.

The administrator Filch originally saw the Ravenclaw students staying together and didn't sleep, so he ran to the door of Ravenclaw excitedly. When he found out the reason, he started to persuade Eagle Head to knock on the door, but unfortunately his words had no effect at all. Eagle Head The door knocker didn't bother him at all, it just said mechanically:

"There are several chickens and rabbits in the same cage. Counting from the top, there are 35 heads; counting from the bottom, there are 94 legs. How many chickens and rabbits are there in each cage?"

For God's sake, if Filch could answer this question, even if he was a squib, he wouldn't be played by the Weasley brothers.

Professor Flitwick arrived at the school the next morning. After he argued hard, the eagle-headed knocker reluctantly agreed not to have such a strange problem again in the future.

"Really, the current Ravenclaw class is worse than the last one..." The eagle-headed knocker finally answered Professor Flitwick, which almost made the old professor jump three feet high.

After hearing all this, Albert thought that he was learning how to use the Eagle Head Door Knocker, no, it should be said that he was learning and selling it now.

He originally just wanted to see the eagle-headed knocker, but the result was that the entire Ravenclaw was implicated, "He didn't kill Boren, but Boren died because of him."

"Okay, let's start the class now. What we are going to talk about today is..." Professor Flitwick began to lecture on a stack of books, and his high-pitched voice brought Albert back to reality from his thoughts.

Professor Flitwick's lectures were in-depth and simple. Even if Albert's spell level reached lv5, he would gain new insights every time he listened to Professor Flitwick's lectures on these "low-level" spells.

After class, Albert did not forget that he had one more important thing to do, which was to return Ravenclaw's crown.

Now that the crown is left in his hand, it will not be of much value. The crown that has lost its true function is just a beautiful decoration if the hidden runes are removed.

As for selling money?Sorry, Albert is not short of gold galleons, and Albert has no desire to collect.

Let the crown go back to where it belongs!

"Professor Flitwick, I think I have something for you." Albert caught up with Professor Flitwick and took out the Ravenclaw diadem.

The bright yellow crown and the dark sapphire inlaid on it suddenly occupied Flitwick's entire sight.

Professor Flitwick's pupils dilated and he stared directly at the crown. As for Albert holding the crown, he didn't pay attention at all, and the sounds from the outside world seemed to disappear.

"Oh, my God - I can't believe it... I can still see it in my lifetime." Professor Flitwick spoke with a trembling voice, taking the crown from Albert's hands and holding it respectfully with both hands.

"Professor, professor?" Albert called several times, finally drawing Professor Flitwick's attention back.

"It turned out to be you, Albert. Tell me, how did you find the crown?"

Before Albert could answer, Professor Flitwick pulled Albert towards Dumbledore's office.

"For such a big thing, Dumbledore must be notified and let him come and see if this is a real crown."

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In the Hogwarts principal's office, Dumbledore tapped the crown with his wand. Albert could feel that every time Dumbledore tapped the crown, the magic pattern inside the crown vibrated.

"There is no doubt that this is the crown of Ravenclaw, but I still don't know why the crown has completely lost its effect..." Dumbledore said with a slight regret.

"But it's still fortunate that Ravenclaw's crown can return to Hogwarts again. He has been wandering outside for too long."

Dumbledore returned to his smiling face, "Congratulations, Filius, the Ravenclaws will be very happy, and so will the entire Hogwarts."

Professor Flitwick held the crown happily. He didn't care whether the crown could improve his wisdom. As long as the crown could return to Ravenclaw, he would be very happy.

"Thanks to Albert, who discovered the diadem."

"Oh?" Dumbledore turned his attention to Albert. He was still curious before why Flivi came to show off the crown and Albert wanted to join in the fun. It turned out that he had found the crown.

"Yes, I found it in a very hidden room. That afternoon, I was wandering around the castle in a daze, and a wooden door suddenly appeared next to it. After entering, I noticed something unusual, and then I found the crown by following the feeling... ..." Albert had already thought of his words before and activated Occlumency.

"Because you have recovered the relics of the founder of Hogwarts, Albert, I want to award you with a special contribution award to the school and +200 points for Gryffindor!" Dumbledore said in an upbeat voice.

Professor Flitwick: "...I agree."