Chapter 189 Farewell

If a person can remember another person a thousand years after death, if it is not true love, it must be unforgettable hatred.

Rove thought to himself... he and Professor Binns had nothing to do with either of these, but he must have done something "out of the ordinary" to make Professor Binns remember "Skadi" for the rest of his life.

Rove had imagined many scenarios, but he never thought that turning Professor Binns into a ghost would be related to himself.

No wonder he could remember it for a thousand years!

But to be honest, Rove can't take the blame. Professor Binns obviously couldn't accept the news of Ravenclaw's death, so he had a heart attack.

And this message was not said by Rove, he just happened to appear in a place where he shouldn't be... that's all.

Of course, what made Rove speechless the most was that the student who reminded Professor Binns that Ravenclaw was killed instead of dying of illness was actually himself!

Professor Binns will tell Helena this message. A thousand years later, Helena will tell Rolf. Rolf will go back a thousand years and tell Professor Binns that he is still the source of all evil!

The most uncomfortable are the students of Hogwarts. After hearing the news of Ravenclaw's death, they have not had time to recover before they receive the news of Binns' death.

Two professors died in a row, and for a while, the young wizards were in a panic.

But they don't have to be sad in a hurry, because... after a while, they will see Helena and Barrow as ghosts.

Gryffindor, who originally went to explore the North Sea, returned on the same day. He only stayed for one night and left Hogwarts without even attending the funeral.

After Gryffindor left, three of the former four giants had gone, and the only one left in Hogwarts was Hufflepuff.

In order to stabilize people's hearts, she naturally became the first principal of Hogwarts.

Rolf was also preparing to leave, especially after Hufflepuff brewed the elixir of youth.

But the biggest problem is that the goblin-made jewelry he bought should be stored there to ensure that it will not be stolen within a thousand years.

He originally wanted to find a deep mountain forest to bury it, but considering that there are many fortune tellers like Cassandra, if it is calculated, won’t it be a disaster?

After thinking it over again and again, Rove decided to hide it in the Room of Requirement.

Of course, it is not the room where Tom hid the Horcrux. There are sundries everywhere, which shows that many students have entered, and it is not safe at all.

Rove also couldn’t figure out why Voldemort hid such an important item as the Horcrux in such a place and thought it was safe.

If you want the Room of Requirement to provide a truly safe room, you have to plug all the loopholes.

So Rove asked the Room of Requirement for a room that only Rove Scamander can enter. This way, you can prevent others from entering again.

After dealing with everything, Rove found Cassandra again. The two had gone to the Kingdom of Nadia to adventure together before, and they had to say goodbye to her before leaving.

However, Rolf was not in a hurry to say goodbye. Seeing that the girl was a little depressed, he took her for a walk and talked about some anecdotes about the future.

Cassandra still had a forced smile, but she was in a much better mood than she was just now.

"By the way, Rolf... the key you asked me to divine is in the library, but for some reason, it is always moving."

"Is that so?" Rolf thought about it and suddenly said, "I know what key Professor Ravenclaw left for me."

He smiled and said, "Thank you, Cassandra. It's really convenient to have you around."

"You're welcome." Cassandra hesitated for a moment, but still asked, "Are you going back?"

"Yes." Rolf nodded and said, "I'm here to say goodbye to you."

Cassandra fell silent. She knew that there would be a time to say goodbye, but she was still full of loss, and there was a lonely look on her face that could not be concealed.

Rolf did not speak, but just walked forward with her.

But no matter how long the corridor is, it will eventually come to an end. Cassandra finally stopped and took off a bracelet with a small crystal ball from her wrist, saying:

"Rolf, this is a bracelet I made myself... I give it to you as a souvenir!"

"Thank you, Cassandra."

Rolf took the bracelet and took out a fairy-made amulet as a return gift.

Cassandra clenched the amulet, took a deep breath and said: "Rolf, will we meet again?"

Rolf fell silent. The two of them were separated by a thousand years. If nothing unexpected happened, after this separation, they probably would never have the chance to meet again.

But Rolf still smiled softly:

"Of course we will meet again... Different paths may not mean we cannot end up together, right?"

Cassandra nodded and said: "Rolf, it's a deal, I'll wait for you."

Cassandra hugged Rolf, and the boy turned and left. At the corner, he raised his arm and waved goodbye to the girl.

Cassandra stared into the distance in a daze until the figure disappeared.

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In the office,

When Rolf pushed the door open, Hufflepuff was drawing a portrait of herself.

The portrait had her eyes closed, as if she was dozing. When she saw Rolf coming, she opened her eyes and looked at the boy.

Compared with Hufflepuff, the self-portrait was very similar, but the temperament was completely different, especially the eyes, which looked very empty and indifferent.

This is normal... Hufflepuff's portrait is now like a blank piece of paper. It needs to be taught by the person himself and pass on all kinds of useful memories and knowledge to it so that it can look like a real person.

"Rolf, I plan to let the headmasters of future generations leave a portrait in the office." Hufflepuff kept writing, saying:

"In this way, some useful information will be passed on to successors who stay in the headmaster's office from generation to generation."

"Good idea." Rolf smiled: "But I haven't seen your portrait in the headmaster's office."

"That means she was hidden by me." Hufflepuff raised the corner of his mouth and said:

"I left you some good things. When you find my portrait, she will give it to you."

Rolf raised his eyebrows. He has indeed been looking for the portrait left by Hufflepuff, but he has not found it for a long time.

Hufflepuff stopped writing and asked: "Rolf, are you really not staying for a while?"

"Professor, I'm afraid that if I stay for a while, I will be reluctant to leave." Rolf said seriously.

Hufflepuff sighed, took out a time converter from her pocket, and said:

"Rolf, I need to borrow your time converter, it is still useful to me."

"How do I go back then?" Rolf asked in confusion.

"I have already thought of a solution for you." Professor Hufflepuff waved her wand, and a spherical magic item appeared and landed on the open ground.

Hufflepuff opened the spherical item and introduced:

"This is a magic item made by Rowena before, similar to your time converter. Although it is only a one-time use, it is enough for you to go back."

Rolf looked at the time machine made by Ravenclaw and found that it looked very much like the spherical spaceship that the Saiyans rode in Dragon Ball.

The boy sat in it curiously, and then said: "Professor, I want to go back to April 25, 1994, don't get the time wrong."

It was also on that day that Rolf said goodbye to Shirley, and then used the time converter to go back to Halloween of the previous year.

After Hufflepuff lowered the cover, she adjusted the buttons and suddenly said embarrassedly:

"Rolf, there is something I must tell you. This magic item is far less stable than your time converter."

"What do you mean?" Rolf asked in confusion.

"Well, to put it simply, it can't accurately send you back to the day you want."

Hufflepuff raised her right hand, leaving a little space between her thumb and index finger, and said guiltily: "There will be a slight deviation..."

"..."

Rolf was about to jump down and ask for his own time converter, but Hufflepuff started the machine and the ball disappeared on the spot.

Hufflepuff waved reluctantly.

"Goodbye, little guy."

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