Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Wit is man's greatest treasure!

Almost everyone wanted to be smarter, but Ms. Ravenclaw believed that too much wisdom was a burden.

Unfortunately, apart from Roina Ravenclaw, since ancient times, no one has had the opportunity to feel this burden. After all, for the vast majority of people, they tend to feel stupid, unable to read books, low test scores, unable to earn money, unable to have a girlfriend, slow reaction, and always easy to fool...

The world is so hard, always so unfriendly to the unwise.

Evan has never heard of anyone who disdains himself for being too smart.

Even those who are intelligent in the eyes of ordinary people tend to be troubled by the limits of intelligence when challenging higher levels of challenges. Like Ivan, he can easily complete Hogwarts classes and learn the magic and knowledge they teach in the classroom, but often fails to understand what the ancient and profound magic books in the forbidden library are saying, can't understand the magic principles recorded above, can only read over and over again, hopefully relying on efforts to bridge the intellectual gap.

However, under the crushing of IQ, most of these efforts have been futile.

Would you refuse if you had the opportunity to increase your intelligence, but at the cost of all emotional and physical feelings?

Those who believe they have not felt the pain will basically not refuse.

Ravenclaw's crown enhances wisdom and gives the wearer the wisdom that Ms. Royna Ravenclaw once possessed, as well as the pain she endured, a powerful force blessed by the gods and a cursed power that Ivan now has.

In the blue glow, he felt his mind start to become extra clear, he had never been as smart as he was now, there were no more difficulties to confuse him, many things that had not been thought out before, now seemed to become clear, as long as he was willing to think, everything would not be a problem.

Evan's brain cells are becoming more active, a feeling of mastering everything, and all living things in the world are under his control.

Not because of powerful power, but because of absolute wisdom.

With all the emotions gone, he felt like he was no longer a mortal.

It was amazing, and Ivan started to get excited, and he didn't care if he lost it.

But soon, not only all emotions, but even feelings began to disappear from his body.

He felt nothing, and he was about to get out of this body, out of prison, and become the supreme god.

But such a god, unlike what you might imagine, seems to have become completely tasteless.

Evan went into such a state that the jewels on the crown shined brighter and cooler, but he couldn't feel anything. All he had left was wisdom, painful wisdom, which was not the limit of the wisdom that the crown could add, and Evan's perception was rapidly increasing.

If anyone else were here, the blue light would eventually turn into a flame and burn quietly.

In the blue flame, Ravenclaw's crown began to melt and Ivan's body began to change, just like Animagus deformed...

Before he could think about it, he moved under the control of a mysterious force.

Evan found himself getting farther and farther away from the ground, and once again he turned into a raven, as Ms. Ravenclaw had done to him at the time.

He stirred the wings and flew into the night sky.

Now, darkness can no longer trap Ivan, and endless darkness has finally come to an end.

Blue light replaces darkness as the main tone, and Evan can clearly see the ancient ruins scattered across the ground.

The raven, which was shadowed by the light, rapidly moved forward and the ground swept backwards.

Ivan didn't know where he was going, but the crown on his head knew that the power was calling for it, getting stronger and stronger.

On the ground, there are more and more ruins of ancient ruins, and Ivan has come to the core of the place of death.

Once a gathering place for wizards a thousand years ago, there are only broken walls that tell the story of the past.

There are shadows swinging among the ruins, the dark wizards of the crow's claws.

As perception expands, so does the sight Ivan can see.

Reality and illusion begin to converge, with relics converging north in a pale blue glow.

They became increasingly dense and eventually formed a town.

Ivan also saw traces of a dry lake, further north of the town, where there was a huge irregular circle.

Inside the circle is the former lake, where the soil color also becomes different and appears to be more severely corroded.

Ivan turned into a raven that continued to fly forward, through the night, and he saw a huge outline of a castle.

It's the northernmost part of town, near the shore of the former lake.

That's Ravenclaw's castle!

From a distance alone, it's much more beautiful than Hogwarts Castle, and the two are completely different styles.

Castle Hogwarts is more like a military fortress, where the Slytherins were initially built in preparation for a possible future war, while the Ravenclaw castle is more like a beautiful estate for the Muggles nobility, but bigger, with softer lines and more sophisticated materials.

Of course, the fortress is now defeated, and those beautiful decorations make it look even weirder.

The blue glow is growing, the real world is fading rapidly, and illusions are becoming the dominant tone in Ivan's eyes.

He thought he was going to fly to the castle in one breath, and Ivan could feel that another power inside the castle was calling him, and that power was reacting to Ravenclaw's crown, which was the source of all this change, and perhaps Ms. Ravenclaw left something there, but Ivan soon began to land.

That's weird!

Falling on the edge of town, that's his destination.

Ivan saw the tree he had seen before, the only plant he had seen in the land of death, or, more precisely, the specimen of a tall, cloudy tree with black corpses of ravens, dense and numb appearing extraordinarily infiltrating.

This tree seems to be a symbol of dark power, and the power of death becomes extraordinarily intense around it.

Ravenclaw's crown gemstone became more radiant, and soon, in Ivan's eyes, the tree began to falsify...