Chapter 1241 Cowardly Gryffindor

Warm sunlight poured into an office in Hogwarts a thousand years ago.

On the playground, the laughter of the little wizards and the crisp birdsong in the Forbidden Forest merged into a cheerful and comfortable music. Gryffindor held the rim of the tea cup with one hand and looked out the window, seeming to be enjoying the moment very much. Quiet.

The other three people existing in this office at the moment all have their own thoughts.

Slytherin glanced at the contented Gryffindor a few times, with hesitation in his lowered eyes.

He knew what Rowena and Helga were doing.

Although these two women are thoughtful, the secrets they try to hide cannot be hidden from his eyes.

He also knew very well why Rowena chose to hide this matter.

If Rowena Ravenclaw and Godric Gryffindor unite and give birth to offspring, then the most prominent families in the wizarding world will definitely explode.

This will undoubtedly bring a severe test to the fledgling Hogwarts. In comparison, Rowena's choice is more sensible.

Although her choice will bring herself criticism and shame, the wizarding world will feel more at ease with Hogwarts.

only

Slytherin raised his eyebrows again, seeing Godric who was unaware.

Rowena's choice was most unfair to Godric.

"Do you know what secrets the Ravenclaw ladies and Hufflepuff ladies are hiding, Amosta?"

Dumbledore asked with great interest.

Amosta noticed that Dumbledore used the word 'hide', obviously noticing something.

It's not surprising. In terms of magic power, it's hard to say, but in terms of life experience, he is the most experienced guy in this office.

After pondering for a few breaths, Amosta said softly,

"Helena Ravenclaw."

Dumbledore looked slightly surprised,

"Ms. Ravenclaw's child will be born during the journey of the two ladies Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff?"

"In fact, the child's father is Gryffindor, but based on the special situation in the wizarding world at that time and the delicate status of Hogwarts, Ms. Ravenclaw decided to conceal this matter and make up a fictional character for the child. Muggle father--"

Amosta was quite sad.

This answer was unexpected but reasonable. Dumbledore nodded slightly, not showing how surprised he was by the answer to this ancient riddle.

In fact, he was more concerned about Amosta's affirmative tone when he mentioned this matter. This undoubtedly once again proved his suspicion.

The wonderful experience they have now is probably not the first time Amosta has experienced it.

"I heard"

Slytherin shook the tea cup gently, and the tea soup as red as blood made ripples.

"You recently recruited two new students?"

The leisurely look between Gryffindor's brows immediately disappeared. He glanced sideways at Slytherin with an expression like a fighter ready to accept a challenge.

"Yes, very talented children. Are you going to accept them to your academy, Salazar?"

"You shouldn't have done that, Godric."

Salazar Slytherin raised his head, his expression somewhat gloomy.

"Oh, Salazar—"

Godric shook his head and swung a lock of sweaty hair hanging down from his eyes.

"When are you going to give up your pedantic ideas?"

Godric put down the tea cup and stood up from the stool. Under the gaze of the three people, he paced back and forth in front of the floor-to-ceiling sliding window.

"The purpose of creating Hogwarts is to break the concept of magical families and let magic be better passed on, isn't it?" "I don't deny this."

Slytherin said calmly.

"In this case, you should stop worrying about the origins of those children. If magic education is only open to those pure-blood descendants, then there is no point in opening Hogwarts, because those children can already be accepted within the family. The education of our fathers!”

Gryffindor said angrily.

"You should be patient enough to hear what I have to say, Godric--"

Salazar Slytherin still looked calm,

"What I want to tell you is that you should not always steal people from the hands of the Holy See. That is undoubtedly creating a new and powerful enemy for Hogwarts."

Well.

After a few seconds of silence, Gryffindor scratched his head.

"Oh, you're worried about that. I'm not as stupid as you think, Salazar. I concealed my identity when I did it."

Salazar glanced sideways at Godric, looking at him as if he were a fool.

"Oh, I can't watch those children being executed by the Vatican, can I?"

Gryffindor said guiltily,

"When Rowena and I were tracking down the island, she mentioned that we wanted to find a way for Hogwarts to discover children who have awakened their magical talents before the Holy See. But over the years, we have been working hard for magic. Educate and work to prevent Haierbo from returning to this world."

Prevent Haierbo from returning to this world?

Dumbledore's blue eyes became wandering again.

He turned his head to look at Amosta and saw a calm face.

Dumbledore moved his lips, but in the end, he said nothing.

"Speaking of Rowena—"

Slytherin's eyelids suddenly raised, his light green eyes bursting with sharp light,

"Do you plan to keep doing this?"

Gryffindor was stunned when he opened the window. He didn't expect that Salazar would burst the window paper unexpectedly.

Gryffindor's expression became silent. Slowly, he turned around and silently looked at the bright world outside the window.

That rough and broad face was filled with deep sorrow.

"You are more cowardly than I thought, Gryffindor--"

Salazar said lightly,

"The school you founded, the standard for recruiting students, isn't it fearless courage, Godric?"

Amostard had seen Godric Gryffindor twice in his memory.

The founder of Gryffindor College showed an indomitable spirit in the first two journeys, which left a deep impression on him.

It was just like the image of Godric Gryffindor portrayed by wizards a thousand years later in their conjectures.

Therefore, when this majestic wizard showed such a sad and helpless expression in front of him, Dumbledore and Amostard were quite surprised.

"I respect Rowena's choice, Salazar--"

Godric said hoarsely, he faced the window sash, and Sara couldn't see his expression clearly.

However, what he said shocked Salazar!

After hesitating for a while, Salazar narrowed his eyes and stared at his good friend, his mind racing,

"You know something about Rowena, right, Godric?"

"Everything you know about Rowena--"

Gryffindor turned his face away, his smile still sad,

"I know everything, Salazar." (End of this chapter)