Sean didn't wake up his roommate who was still in a daze. He put on his clothes and walked towards the common room. The first thing he met was a petite silver-haired girl.

Stephanie, who is now in fifth grade.

Different from the cold image in the past, the other party was wearing thick bear pajamas, and his bright silver waist-length hair was lightly tied into a ponytail.

However, it's not just the difference in image, her face in the past also carried fear and shock that didn't fit her cute image.

The grievances between the two have disappeared now. Sean hated Stephanie who approached him with other thoughts at the beginning, and the gift he gave him was also used to monitor him, which made him very unhappy.

However, Stephanie is helping Grindelwald after all, and she is now the only direct student of Grindelwald. Coupled with the continuous occurrence of major incidents later, Sean's original dislike for Stephanie was really nothing.

Just treat it like an ordinary student.

Sean waved his hands casually as a greeting, and then walked straight towards the aisle. He was going to ask the professors about the situation.

Originally, Stephanie pursed her lips subconsciously when she saw Sean. However, she saw that the boy who used to dismiss her waved at her with a normal expression.

That, you are saying hello to yourself, right?

She turned her head quickly to make sure she was the only one around.

He greeted me...

Under Stephanie's gold-rimmed glasses, her pale blue eyes became as black as a starry night.

She took off her glasses, and the struggle in her eyes gradually turned into firmness.

On the other side, Sean was about to walk out of the common room, but his forward steps were interrupted by a voice.

"Shaw...Mr. Wallop, can you speak to me?"

Sean looked back and saw Stephanie talking to himself, but her usual unapproachable expression had disappeared.

Although there is still no fluctuation in expression, the voice can be heard.

She was a little embarrassed and a little scared.

Sean paused, and he shrugged: "Okay, you can tell, but I'm in a hurry, I'm going to find the professor."

Hearing that he agreed to come down, Stephanie squeezed her hands hidden under her sleeves tightly, and her tone was even a little cheerful.

"Soon...and, your doubts should be answered..."

Stephanie replied, and then, as if she was worried that Sean would repent, she walked over quickly.

With a flash of her bright silver low ponytail, she quickly walked up to Sean and looked up at him.

His stature hasn't changed at all... This idea was the first thing that popped up in Sean's mind.

When I first entered Hogwarts, the other party was a little shorter than Sean. Now, more than two years later, Stephanie was almost half a head shorter than Sean.

He suspected that by the time he was an adult, Stephanie might not even be able to reach his chin with the top of her head.

But... Sean took half a step back.

It's just a word, don't get so close.

Stephanie bit her lip slightly, but she passed Sean and walked to the largest stone wall in the common room.

There is the wall where the passageway is located, there is nothing but some potted plants and hanging paintings, Sean felt that it was bare more than once.

Stephanie walked up to the stone wall, closed her eyes, and started walking back and forth.

This action made Sean's eyes tremble.

This is the act of entering the Room of Requirement, and this is not the hallway on the eighth floor...

In the Ravenclaw common room, the only stone wall crawled up, and soon, a wooden door appeared on the wall.

"It's you..." Sean narrowed his eyes.

Stephanie turned her head to look at him, then nodded slightly: "It's me, you should have gone to Helena—"

As if she was worried about something, she added: "I didn't monitor you, but you know that there is someone who is one step ahead of you. Only Helena knows about this."

Sean showed a rather strange expression. He didn't expect that the person who entered the Ravenclaw chamber first was Stephanie.

And yesterday, Helena said that again—"If I'm not mistaken, that person really wants to do something for you."

What would Stephanie want to do for herself?

This made Sean a little confused.

In fact, there is no conflict of interest between the two, and there is no deep hatred. It's just that Sean at the beginning simply didn't like people who approached him with different thoughts from the beginning.

In fact, apart from helping Grindelwald monitor herself back then, Stephanie did not do anything to hurt herself.

However, why is she helping herself, and how is she going to help herself?

strange girl...

Stephanie stood in front of the wooden door, her face calm: "In a few minutes, other students will come out. Some things are not convenient here, can you talk inside?"

"I promise I didn't mean to hurt you, you know, no one can open the door in the Ravenclaw common room except for the permission of the Room of Requirement." She added again, like a nervous little girl. girl.

Sean was silent for a moment, then finally nodded.

Stephanie left Sean with her back and walked in before him.

When Sean also walked in, the wooden door sank back slightly until it disappeared without a trace.

Inside the Responsive House, what Sean saw was a bedroom with extremely simple decoration.

All the furnishings in the room were small, even the bed. Sean estimated that he could just stretch his legs when he lay on it. The biggest thing in the room was a cushion that was big enough for people to sink into. To be precise, that It's a beanbag.

And Stephanie seemed to relax a lot after entering this room, she looked around, and finally waved.

A velvet armchair, Sean's favorite, appeared in the bedroom, and Stephanie pulled the beanbag over and sank herself into it.

Sean went to the chair and sat down, and then, Stephanie, who was trapped in the sofa opposite, looked up at him with an inexplicable look in her dark eyes.

After a moment of silence, the girl finally spoke, "You should have discovered that yesterday, October 27th, Thursday, only had four hours."

Sure enough, time disappeared...

Sean nodded: "Then my watch is not broken...how do you know?"

"Information, I found Ravenclaw's Chamber of Secrets at the end of my second year. She left a lot of information, including the description of this situation." Stephanie replied.

At the end of second grade, that's before I started school, early enough...

Seeing that Sean didn't speak, Stephanie continued: "Someone has traveled a very long distance in time and space, and that person may have returned to the very long past, maybe ten years, or even a hundred years. This will cause the current time and space to become disordered." .”

Sean frowned slightly, and asked: "As far as I know, the only one that can travel in time and space is the Time Converter, and the Time Converter should not be enough to provide the energy to go back to such a long time ago."

Stephanie nodded: "Yes, the general time converter can go back to the past five hours at most, and the Ministry of Magic has set each converter to avoid accidents caused by exceeding five hours, and there are many restrictions. I don't know Who did this level of long-distance travel, otherwise this change would not have occurred."

She wrapped her arms around her knees on the lazy sofa, with a look of reminiscence on her face.

"I have had access to the Time-Turner files of the Ministry of Magic's Department of Mysteries, which mention similar incidents."

"There was a wizard named Eloise Mintab. She was a silent person in the Department of Mysteries. She used a time-turner to go back in time in an experiment, but died because the time was more than a few hours."

"In the experiment of returning to the past, Heloise was trapped in 1402 for five days. When she finally returned to the present, her body was aged by five centuries and damaged beyond repair. Passed away at Ge Magic Injury Hospital. Her travels changed the life trajectory of everyone she met in the past. At least 25 descendants disappeared from modern times and became "never born". In addition, there are some There are worrying signs that past time has also been disturbed: her return to the modern day lasted two and a half days on Tuesday, and only four hours on Thursday."

Stephanie's words set off a storm in Sean's heart.

This is an extremely serious space-time paradox problem!

He asked in a deep voice: "Are you sure? This is different from the principle of the time converter. A wizard who returns to the past should live until the time when she uses the converter. Even if she really returns to five hundred years ago, then She won't just come back after traveling there for five days, but live until now."

Stephanie shook her head: "I don't know about that. In theory, your statement is correct, but the entire wizarding world has too little research on time travel."

Sean couldn't help but fell into deep thought, his brows tightly knit together.

This is a conclusion that contradicts one of his views all the time.

It’s not that Sean has never been curious about the Time Converter. He has also studied it carefully. Based on the experience of the trio in the original timeline, the Time Converter actually complies with Novikov’s principle of self-consistency.

In other words, there are no multiple timelines, no parallel universes, and no grandparent paradox.

You can go back in time, but you can't change the course of history.

Our world is the final outcome that has been changed.

But now, the information Stephanie gave directly overturned Xiao En's thinking, and there were already facts to testify—on October 27th, about twenty hours had directly disappeared into the long river of history.

On the opposite side, Stephanie looked at Sean who was frowning and thinking. She tilted her head and said nothing, but she showed a relaxed look on her face.

It was silent but not breathless, which she liked very much.

After a long time, Sean raised his head: "Any more news?"

He believed me! Stephanie buried her head to hide the excitement in her eyes, and said softly.

"There are two pieces of news. First, there is no Time-Turner at the Ministry of Magic."

"No more?" Sean asked suspiciously.

"Yes, that's why I was able to inquire about the time travel accident files. I don't know the exact time, but all the time converters in the Ministry of Magic have been destroyed, and the Department of Mysteries doesn't keep these top-secret files like before. So focused," Stephanie said.

Sean thought of the previous conversation with Percy, who didn't use the time-turner at that time.

"Not one?"

"At least the Ministry of Magic is gone. As far as I know, every time-turner will be registered by the Ministry of Magic. Whether it is borrowed, worn out, etc., it needs to be included in the file."

Sean immediately thought of the person who traveled long distances in time, maybe it was related to that person...

Stephanie went on to talk about the second news: "I suspect that this matter may have something to do with Professor Dumbledore..."

"Professor Dumbledore? Why do you say that?"

There was a trace of struggle in Stephanie's eyes, her relaxed expression just now disappeared, and her lips were already pursed.

Um? Doubt appeared in Sean's eyes.

The girl's expression is wrong...

The bedroom was silent again, but this time the atmosphere was much more solemn.

Finally, Stephanie took a deep breath, as if she had made a major decision.

She didn't mention Dumbledore, but instead talked about the 'betrayal' that the two of them had never mentioned.

"I, I have always wanted to apologize for that incident before, but I don't know how to say it, and...and..." Stephanie gritted her teeth and said out loud, "That day, when you entered Ravenclaw's Chamber of Secrets I knew it, I was there..."

As she spoke, she even struggled to stand up from the beanbag sofa, with panic and haste in her voice.

"I didn't mean to follow you! I was just curious about who entered Ravenclaw's Chamber of Secrets and saw you...I, I don't know how to show up and tell you this, so I've been hiding in the Room of Requirement ..."

Her voice gradually dropped, and she didn't even dare to look up at Sean.

People with Room of Requirement clearance can indeed know that someone has entered the Chamber of Secrets...

Wait... Sean's eyes narrowed slightly.

In the first grade, he came out to find the Room of Requirement in the middle of the night, and hid in the disappearing cabinet because he heard footsteps outside the house, so he saw Grindelwald. (See Chapter 25)

At that time, Filch and Mrs. Norris were also looking for a guy who came out to hang out in the middle of the night...

Normally ~lightnovelpub.net~ there are people in the room, unless the needs are exactly the same, the room of responsiveness will not open the door to the second guest. And those who have authority can come in and out freely—does that mean that the first time I saw Grindelwald may not be an accident, but inevitable...

Sean looked up at Stephanie.

Stephanie pinched the hem of her pajamas, the bear pattern on it crumpled up.

He really thought of that time... The girl sighed in her heart.

Stephanie's hands trembled slightly, and she finally grabbed the hem of her pajamas, took a breath and shouted directly.

"I know you will think about the first year, I know I have no credibility with you! The monocle is indeed used to monitor you! I am indeed Mr. Grindelwald's... spy at Hogwarts! But except That monocle, I didn't do anything else, it was just an accident in first grade! And, and…"

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