Harry Potter: Glory Bows to Me

Fine golden dust rippled in the air, extending beyond the reach of sight.

Amanta moved nimbly among the pile of miscellaneous items filled with a historical atmosphere, following the golden halo forward.

She turned around a decaying closet, stepped over two or three puppets that were covered in dust and could no longer be seen, and then she pushed aside a thick crystal bead curtain that reminded her of Professor Trelawney's classroom. She then crawled through the gaps between several crooked suits of armor, and then...

Under a wreath of dried and charred mistletoe, Amanta spotted a startling flash of blue—

This is also the end point of the guide potion display.

For safety reasons, Amanta stopped Draco from extending his hand toward the mistletoe wreath.

She carefully used a levitation spell to move the mistletoe wreath aside.

As soon as the dark brown branches were removed, a dazzling crown immediately appeared.

The entire crown is shaped like an eagle spreading its wings, ready to take off. The blue gem that the Black Lake Mermaid was looking for is large and shining. It is inlaid in the center of the crown, representing the body of an eagle.

The surface of the gem is surging with a dazzling and unpredictable blue, like waves on the surging sea, causing the light of the diamonds on both sides of the crown to dance continuously.

Ravenclaw's diadem - it lies here quietly - in a hidden and unknown corner of the Room of Requirement, covered with gray and black debris and dust, as if thousands of years of sedimentation have turned into past mud around it.

And it is still there. Thousands of years have not left any trace on it. It is still calm and shining.

"Ravenclaw's Diadem!" Draco exclaimed in a low voice.

He pointed to a line of small words engraved below the crown - "Extraordinary wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind."

"This sentence is one of Ms. Rowena Ravenclaw's most famous mottos...it seems that this is the right one." He murmured.

Compared to Draco's surprise, Amanta did not have too many emotional fluctuations. After all, another legendary treasure from thousands of years ago was now worn on her wrist.

Moreover, this crown has been infected by Voldemort and made into a Horcrux.

In addition, there may be a curse set by Voldemort on it - the Gaunt family ring is an example. Dumbledore in the original plot almost lost his life because of it.

But Draco certainly didn't know this. He stared at the crown with his sharp eyes, and all the dejection he had felt when he woke up on the shore of the Black Lake was gone.

"Oh my god, it really is this... I didn't expect that we would find it so quickly. By the way, I heard - oh no, according to legend, this crown is enchanted and can increase the wisdom of the wearer -"

Amanta's wand swiftly struck Draco's right hand as it stretched out toward the crown.

Draco drew his hand back as if he had been electrocuted.

He put his hand on his chest and said in pain: "What are you doing? ... I, I just want to try it on."

As Draco spoke, his eyes remained fixed on the crown as if glued.

"Don't you think you're a little weird?" Amanta said lightly.

She could see that Draco's emotions were somewhat affected by the crown - or rather, by the Horcrux.

There is a strange magnetic field around the Horcrux that can affect the emotions and psychology of people close to it. However, she did not expect that Draco could be controlled so easily.