Chapter 139 Transformation Spell Items

While Meka Anders was racing against time to prepare the conversion spell props, Professor Lockhart was not idle either. He repeatedly went to a Gryffindor dormitory at night, seemingly planning something.

On this day, Professor Lockhart came out of the gate of Gryffindor Tower. He looked around and suddenly said to himself:

"Why are you going to the principal's office? What do you want to get out of there?"

In the night, a faint light flickered in his arms, and a human voice came from it.

"Something I looked for but didn't find."

"treasure?"

Professor Lockhart asked.

At this time, Filch came over. He stopped talking, showed a bright smile to Filch who was passing by, said hello, and walked forward.

"Is there a treasure in Hogwarts? Brother, you don't still want to dig out a treasure, do you?" Lockhart continued.

The diary replied: "I never lie. This treasure is a long sword. It was the sword of the legendary wizard Godric Gryffindor, one of the founders of Hogwarts."

"The legendary wizard's sword?" Professor Lockhart smiled, "Brother, your ability to tell stories is obviously too rough. Which legendary wizard would use a long sword? This story is mostly for children."

He responded repeatedly, but the voice in the diary was not angry. Instead, he said calmly: "You will know when you go to the principal's office. I suspect that the sword is hidden in it."

Lockhart frowned: "Do you really want to go to that office?"

"Why not? Aren't you the acting principal now?"

"The stone statue at the door of that office is not that easy to deal with. It doesn't listen to me at all. I won't tell you if I can't get in. I'm worried that it won't let me out after I get in."

The voice in the diary was still very calm: "You just lack a password. You don't know the password, but there are always other professors who know it."

"Okay." Lockhart smacked his lips and said, "Then I'll find a time to go over and take a look, but I can't do it now. It's too late. I'm worried that the monster will come out and eat me."

"I said, he won't do anything to you." The diary reminded.

"Then who knows?" Lockhart shook his head and said, "Man, people always make mistakes, and so do monsters. If it suddenly makes a mistake, then I can't escape..."

The diary was quiet for a while and said: "It's okay, but don't delay it too late, it's easy to cause complications."

"I know." Lockhart walked towards his office, "I'll go tomorrow, is that okay?"

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At noon the next day, both Harry and Ron went to the common room, leaving Meka alone in the dormitory.

In the dormitory, the production of the conversion spell props has finally reached the final step. Meka is holding his breath and concentrating, holding a carving knife to carve the last stroke of a certain rune on the 'parchment scroll'.

On the old and yellowed scroll, when the carving knife was used as pen, the entire pattern immediately formed a closed loop, with a little fluorescent flash, which faded away after a moment, and the carved pattern disappeared and was completely integrated into the parchment scroll.

Meka beamed with joy and held the 'parchment' in her hands. She could feel that there was a special connection, but this connection was very vague and needed to be strengthened.

So he picked up the wand and cast a 'conversion spell' on the 'parchment'.

A whisper rang out, and a ray of light merged into it, illuminating the disappeared runes again. The entire 'Parchment' seemed to have become much newer, and even the yellow color on it due to age had faded. .

Meka was still holding the parchment at this time, and he could clearly feel that the connection between the parchment and him had deepened a lot.

Even if you close your eyes, you can vaguely feel a thread connecting you to something.

"Successful." Meka was very fortunate to have successfully made this kind of prop in one go and did not waste this parchment.

Otherwise, he really doesn't know where similar substitutes can be obtained in a short time.

"Next, we need to send this 'parchment' outside the Gryffindor Tower."

Meka wondered how this could be done.

He couldn't go out. He had previously thought about doing this through his Patronus and Harry's invisibility cloak, but after observing these days, he had given up on both ideas.

He released his Patronus again these days to test whether Gryffindor's supervision had always been so strict. As a result, he was shot down by the curse every time he flew out of the window not far away.

Therefore, the idea of ​​a patron saint can be ruled out in the first place.

Secondly, Harry's invisibility cloak doesn't work either.

Originally he had high hopes for this cloak, but last night Harry and others tried it, but had to retreat at the door of the tower because Professor Lockhart was guarding it.

When they talked to Meka about this, they were still a little surprised.

Lockhart seemed to be able to sense their presence. He kept looking at the "empty" tower hall with his eyes. When they were about to pass through the gate, he took the initiative to close the gate.

Therefore, Meka feels that this method is also very risky.

Now that Lockhart is in charge of the entire Hogwarts, he doesn't want to be discovered by Lockhart possessed by Voldemort, and subsequently framed, suspended from school, or even sent to Azkaban.

"Perhaps we need to ask someone to take this thing out?" Meka rubbed her chin.

In the entire Hogwarts, the only people entering and exiting the Gryffindor Tower now are the professors and the Gryffindor prefects.

The professors could not help him do this, because they were restricted by Lockhart and could not take anything out of Gryffindor Tower.

On the other hand, if the professors found out the function of this "parchment", it would be even more impossible to send it out, because there was indeed a monster in the secret room waiting outside. For the safety of the students, they would not agree to this.

Then the only way is through Gryffindor prefect, Percy Weasley.

"If you want him to help, you need to make some decorations." Meka thought.

Even the prefects of each college are checked and followed by professors when they go in and out.

What's more, Percy Weasley is a conservative person and would never agree to do these things that violate the new school rules.

...

In the evening, when Percy Weasley came to this dormitory with dinner.

"Oh! You are finally here, Percy, I am almost starving."

Ron saw Percy, his eyes lit up, and he rushed up quickly and took the dishes of food.

Harry and Maeka also came forward to help. There were three dishes and one soup, plus some mashed potatoes. Although it was not as good as in the hall, it was still good. At least it could fill their stomachs.

"Well... not bad, Percy, today's food is better than yesterday." Ron quickly started eating and turned to give Percy a thumbs up.

"Thank you for your hard work, Percy."

"If you think I'm tired, then make less trouble."

Percy Weasley just said this coldly and turned away, leaving Harry a little confused.

Harry cast a puzzled look at Ron.

Ron shrugged helplessly, as if he was used to it.

The two of them began to eat, chatting while eating. When no one was paying attention, Maeka quietly raised his right hand, and a butterfly flew out of his sleeve, landed on Percy, and disappeared after drilling into his collar.

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