Harry Potter: Glory Bows to Me

Under the cover of the invisibility spell, the two walked towards the castle together.

After this incident, the estrangement between her and Draco in the past few days seemed to suddenly disappear, and they tacitly did not mention those deliberate acts of anger again.

"Can you really see where it is?" Draco asked curiously when they reached the foot of the castle. "Your description sounds like a fairy tale."

"I think this is a sophisticated guidance potion."

Although Amanta wanted to go directly to the Room of Requirement, in order to avoid being discovered by Draco, she chose to follow the golden quicksand up the stairs and then through the intricate corridors.

Even if Draco couldn't see the guidance of the golden quicksand, she couldn't appear too skilled - like she already knew where the crown was.

"Hope nothing unexpected happens," Draco murmured as he walked up the stairs.

“I think the possibility of this happening is not very high.”

Amanta spoke confidently. After solving the problem between her and Draco, her mood gradually relaxed. She was now thinking about how to trick Harry into using Parseltongue to open the Chamber of Secrets so that she could pry open the mouth of the sleeping basilisk and pull out a fang.

However, as soon as she finished her words, something suddenly flashed before her eyes.

Before she could see clearly, the thing hit her shoulder hard.

"Uh-huh—"

Amanta was startled and immediately looked at the ground.

I saw a first-year student sitting down at the bottom of the stairs, pointing in horror at the place where Amanta had just stood.

"Look!! There's something there, something knocked me down!"

He looked up and shouted loudly.

"Come on! Come and see!"

Amanta took a deep breath, carefully walked around him along the wall, and then quickly shrank into the corner at the corner of the stairs.

As soon as she finished pasting the wall, she saw a group of first-year students rushing down.

Fortunately, she moved quickly enough, otherwise she would have been knocked down the stairs by them.

"What?! Let me see!"

"There's obviously nothing!"

"Are you dazzled?"

The group of freshmen gathered around the freshman who had just fallen and discussed the matter in a buzzing manner.

"Hush - you coward! Are you just making this up because you're too embarrassed to admit that you fell?"

"No, I heard there's a guy called Peeves in the castle who loves to play pranks. Could this... be Peeves' prank?"

"Nine out of ten times, that's it!"

Fortunately, the freshmen did not take it seriously. They had just arrived in the school and knew nothing about the castle's magic and ghosts. After all, for the freshmen who had just arrived, there were already enough strange things happening in the castle.

After a fruitless discussion, they pulled up the freshman who had fallen to the ground and walked towards the auditorium together, probably to have dinner.

After they left, Amanta looked up at the wall clock with lingering fear.

The clock had just passed five o'clock, and the afternoon classes for the lower grades had just ended. No wonder the castle was filled with groups of students.

On the subsequent journey, they had to carefully avoid the younger students who were leaving get out of class.

Fortunately, nothing unexpected happened afterwards, and they successfully arrived at the corridor on the eighth floor - opposite the tapestry where the troll beat Barnabas with a stick.