HP Shavings Wizard

After resting for a while, the little animals began to become restless.

The basilisk was dead, the crisis was resolved, and they could finally relax a little and explore this hidden place that needed to be opened with snake language.

However, although there was a little commotion, everyone still looked to Professor Grindelwald, who was leading the team this time, to seek the old devil's advice.

Grindelwald looked around and nodded to them, agreeing that the students could walk around.

If the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets only had a basilisk, it would be too...

Then this should just be called a pet room.

But looking at the intricately carved doors and the stone-pillared hall, it doesn't look like just a pet room.

The Gaunt family was well aware of the inside story of Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets, and in the past they had deliberately volunteered to build the Hogwarts plumbing system in order to cover up the existence of the basilisk.

Didn't those arrogant and conceited Slytherin descendants, who regarded this place as a family secret place, leave any trace of their existence here?

This shouldn't be the case.

Perhaps there are other connected mechanisms that also require snake language commands to open.

But then again, when he used the Parseltongue command to release the basilisk, "Speak to me, Slytherin - the greatest of the four great men of Hogwarts," what kind of mood was Voldemort in when he tried it out?

His thoughts shifted slightly, and Grindelwald immediately retracted his thoughts.

In this situation, Ghost Myrtle, who came to watch the basilisk that killed her and the handsome senior boy, was very popular with everyone.

Some people had the same idea as Alison before. Those cunning little wizards instigated ghosts that would not be involved in the real world to pass through the walls to see if there was any space behind the surrounding walls.

Myrtle was very happy to show off her abilities as a ghost. Amid everyone's praise and expectations, she floated around, muttering to herself, as if she was pouring out all the words that she had been holding back for months and had not had time to say to the living.

Then she passed through the wall easily and carefully checked the secret room.

After a while, she floated back and brought an exciting news.

"There's a small room behind the wall at the other end of the hall."

The face of this delicate girl was full of exaggerated excitement and fear. Although the ghost would not be hurt, she felt the sense of adventure with all her heart, and kept everyone in suspense. Finally, under the repeated urging of the little animals, she revealed the next part.

"It was a normal classroom, with a long table, a few chairs, and some books - but it was all dusty and hard to see clearly. It looked like no one had been in there for a long time."

Professor Snape was the first to move. His expression didn't change, but his steps were so fast that his black robe fluttered up and down like the flapping wings of a bat.

Other senior wizards also chased after them, wanting to see what was going on.

It’s obvious that there is no information about the mechanism on the wall, and it is probably a place that requires accurate snake language commands to open.

Everyone looked at Harry who was following.

Harry tried hissing "Open" twice more in Parseltongue, but it had no effect.

He looked at everyone with a questioning look, and he himself was a little confused.

The senior wizards discussed in whispers.

I guess the password is wrong, it’s not a simple “open”.

Several of those who knew the situation thought so too. If it were that simple, Riddle would have discovered it long ago.

A few senior strategists were giggling and giving Harry random advice, which the young wizard was asked to translate into Parseltongue.

There are common passwords for the Slytherin common room, such as "pure blood" and "glory", as well as realistic ones, such as "open Slytherin's secret base" and "small class teaching".

The black-haired, green-eyed little wizard was silent for a moment, but still very obediently translated what his seniors said, acting as a temporary snake language translator.

Although he was actually very happy that no one looked at him strangely - his good brother Ron had said that hearing voices that others could not hear was not a good sign, especially since Parseltongue was a symbol of the heir of Slytherin - they did not treat him as a human being either.

Apparently, nothing happened.

This overly normal command really did not please the founders, and no one could shamelessly praise Slytherin's handsomeness and elegance in front of the monkey-faced statue with a big mouth.

Alison blinked and raised her hand.

"'Damn Gryffindor' - how about this?"

Everyone was stunned for a moment, then burst into laughter at this obviously joking command, and the place was filled with a happy atmosphere.

The little snakes all chuckled with deep emotion, and linked arms with the lions, their arch-enemies since first grade, and laughed together.

Harry actually tried it according to the command she gave, which was very helpful to Alison.

He said it twice.

First it was "Damn Gryffindor", but he himself felt that this word was a bit too "modern", so he changed it to "Stupid Gryffindor", which often appeared in the mouths of many little snakes, and cursed again.

This is really ridiculous to the extreme.

He was a second-year Gryffindor, speaking Parseltongue, which represented the heir of Slytherin, and stood in the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets, cursing Gryffindor.

The result was beyond everyone's expectations - the wall actually opened.

"...?!"

Some things really are passed down from generation to generation?!

Don’t engrave everything into your DNA!

No one reacted for a moment, looking at the big hole in the wall in surprise.

The Slytherin Snake King frowned, his lips twitched and curled, his expression was a bit hard to describe.

Then he took the lead, waved his wand, and went in to check the situation without saying a word.

Grindelwald didn't move for the time being. He stayed where he was, curling the corners of his mouth slightly and looking down at Alison.

Alison was hugging his arm now - she was rarely clinging to her father when his gentle father was not around.

The other small animals looked at each other, hesitated for a while, and then followed Professor Snape in one after another.

This room is indeed a classroom, probably a small class where Slytherin himself would invite close students to come.

Compared to the gloomy hall outside, this small room is unexpectedly bright - just like the Slytherin common room, although it is under the Black Lake, but during the day light shines through the lake, which is clear, bright and dreamy.

There were bookshelves on both walls, all filled with books - it was indeed a normal classroom as Myrtle had said, and some classrooms in Hogwarts were also arranged like this.

But the "ancient books handed down from thousands of years ago" have completely raised the value of this seemingly ordinary classroom.