Maybe Helena Ravenclaw will know sothing...
Ivan's heart moved and thought of the ghost lady who hadn't seen him for a long ti. He was busy dealing with the Ministry of Magic before and almost forgot the other party. It seed necessary to et Helena again.
...
In the middle of the night, in the tower of Ravenclaw, an owl quietly got in from the open window, and after landing, it changed into a human form again.
Ivan looked around, and soon found the ghost lady in front of the white marble bust of Rowena Ravenclaw.
Helena obviously also noticed the arrival of Ivan, but she pretended not to see it, and moved her body towards the depths of the corridor.
Ivan frowned and felt a little strange, but he still followed in stride and greeted him.
"Good evening, Ms. Helena!"
The erratic female ghost reluctantly stopped her steps, turned her head, cast a weary look at Ivan, and said casually. "Good evening, Hals, it's been almost a year since we t last ti. I didn't expect you to co to ... Is there anything else you haven't figured out?"
Ivan touched his nose. How could this inexplicably have a sense of sight of a saddler seeing his ex-wife.
Fortunately, from Helena's few words, Ivan also found the reason for the other's cold attitude, and a little apologetic suddenly appeared on his face.
"I'm sorry, Ms. Helena, too many things have happened at Hogwarts during this ti, which has affected my energy... and I want to surprise you too!" The white gold crown studded with gorgeous sapphires was taken out.
Helena’s gaze was instantly attracted, she slowly floated in front of Ivan, looking at the crown in Ivan’s hand intoxicated, her eyes full of nostalgia and sadness, and finally she gently extended her hand as if she wanted I want to lift up the crown, but it is a pity that my arm passed directly through it.
At this ti, Helena suddenly rembered that she was a ghost, unable to touch things in reality.
Helena sighed low, but she also keenly noticed that this crown didn't seem to be as badly damaged as Ivan said before.
"Have you fixed it?" Helena asked in a slightly surprised voice.
"Yes, this is the reason why I waited so long to co to you..." Ivan nodded, and then talked freely and told Helena that he had made various attempts to repair the crown. It failed, and finally found a way to fix it from Ravenclaw’s laboratory...
"I accidentally broke it three years ago, so I always wanted to repair the crown before returning it to you, but I didn't expect it to be so long." Ivan spread his hands and added helplessly.
"It turned out to be so, I don't know... I thought..." Helena said glutinously, with a look of embarrassnt on her face.
"I thought I was the sa as Tom Riddle? I left you aside?" Ivan asked with a smile.
"It seems that I misunderstood you..." Helena's cold face flushed slightly.
After learning that Ivan had been trying to repair her mother's crown for nearly a year and fulfilled her wish, the anger and resentnt accumulated in Helena's heart imdiately disappeared.
She did not doubt that Ivan’s words were true or false, because during this year, she had also asked the students of Ravenclaw to learn about the past three years ago, which is no different from what Ivan said. .
In addition, Ivan had asked her about alchemy before, so Helena knew very well that the young wizard in front of her had extraordinary attainnts in alchemy, and it was not impossible to repair her mother’s crown. thing.
"Thank you anyway, but I have lost one of my wishes, Hals." Helena said gratefully.
"Since I promised that you will bring it here, I have to do it. Besides, you helped before and told many secrets of this castle, didn't you?" Ivan raised his brows. Replied with a word.
Helena smiled lightly, her erratic figure shining brightly in the moonlight.
"You should smile more, it's much better than your usual cold look." Ivan said jokingly.
Helena was stunned for a mont, the smile on her face narrowed a little, and she said slightly angrily. "You should keep these words to the little girls who are still alive..."
Ivan shrugged noncommittal, and when Helena was in a good mood, he asked about business. "By the way, Helena, I heard that the golden diadem left by your mother can increase people's wisdom. Is this true?"
"Of course it is true. I stole it to beco smarter than my mother." Helena sighed.
"Then, did you succeed?" Ivan did not rush to ask how the Ravenclaw crown was used, but asked curiously.
To be honest, it is hard for him to imagine that relying on a magic item can make a person incredibly smart...
"I succeeded, but maybe I also failed..." Helena slowly floated to the bust of Ravenclaw, staring at it after a long ti before suddenly speaking. "Have you been to the laboratory in the responsive room?"
Ivan nodded, but he didn't understand why Ms. Ghost ntioned this suddenly.
Helena ignored Ivan's confusion, but said to herself.
"My mother, Roina, is a very smart witch, not...it should be said that she was the smartest person in the magic world at the ti."
"But it is precisely because she is so intelligent that she is fascinated by the magic of magic, and wants to explore the mystery of magic... and even unsatisfied to make a golden crown that can make people smarter..."
Helena faintly talked about the past. As the daughter of Rowena Ravenclaw, she was full of expectations since she was born.
It's a pity that compared to the mother of Tianzong Wizard, her talent is only the level of an ordinary genius, no matter how hard she tries, she can't match her mother's in case.
Probably she was disappointed with her performance. After she beca a little sensible, Roina devoted most of her energy to the study of magic, and the ti she spent with her beca less and less.
This made the young Helena feel resentful, and she also envied her mother's incomparable wisdom, no matter where she went, she could always get praise from others easily.
"At the ti, I was stubborn that if I could beco smarter and more prestigious than my mother, then she would probably be willing to look at more..." Helena said in a low voice.
"So you stole the crown?" Ivan asked.
Helena nodded gently, then turned to look at the golden crown in Ivan's hand, and said with emotion. "When I wore this crown, I knew I was wrong. It was very wrong, but I don't want to be soft to my mother. I want to prove to her that what she can do, I can do the sa..."
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