A Song of Ice and Fire: The Magic Empire of the Plane Where the Song Begins

One small problem is that although Snape has basically determined the location of the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets, he has no way to open the door of the Chamber of Secrets.

Snape even considered blowing the entrance open with magic.

Fortunately, Mr. Principal stopped Snape's sabotage activities in time.

As the headmaster of Hogwarts, Dumbledore still has to try his best to preserve the buildings of Hogwarts.

Especially the old buildings with a thousand-year history like the Chamber of Secrets, which can be traced back to the school's founding period.

Facts have proved that a century-old illegal building will become a protected unit and cannot be demolished.

What's more, this millennium building.

Dumbledore is planning a big basilisk cleanup.

However, the so-called "large scale" does not actually involve many people.

Hogwarts has only those professors in total, and there are also professors who are basically not considered combat power after deducting divination courses and Muggle studies courses.

In fact, only a few people were dispatched in the end.

The main general is, of course, Headmaster Dumbledore.

The vice-principal, Professor McGonagall, is a master of transfiguration, so he joined in without hesitation.

Professor McGonagall is also the dean of Gryffindor College. Since the dean of Gryffindor College is dispatched, people from other colleges have to be dispatched just to save face.

Snape, the dean of Slytherin College, was originally a high-level fighter.

In the whole school, apart from Dumbledore, Snape was the only one who studied black arts deeply.

Although Professor Flitwick, the head of Ravenclaw College, is short in stature, he cannot be judged by his appearance.

When he was young, he won a fighting championship.

So Professor Flitwick did his part to attend the battle sequence.

Then there's Professor Sprout, the head of Hufflepuff.

Hufflepuff College is the most ordinary and inconspicuous college among the four colleges, and its dean Sprout is not very prominent among other deans.

However, who can be the dean of one of the four major colleges, who hasn't touched the bottom of the box.

If coupled with the proficiency in using aggressive plants in battle, Professor Sprout's combat power is really not low.

Especially in the case that humans and basilisks will die if they see each other, Professor Sprout's plants are very worth looking forward to.

Most of the other professors don't have much Bean Lee, so I don't call them.

But Hagrid, a diehard Dumbledore, also came along.

Because Hagrid is half of the giant blood, he is relatively resistant to magic, and he is also very good at dealing with things related to magical animals.

At this time, Kettleburn, the professor of the Protection of Fantastic Beasts, hadn't retired yet, and Hagrid wasn't a professor yet, just a key keeper.

This time no notice of martial law was issued, because with such a lineup, especially with Dumbledore, the professors were not worried.

Even a thousand-year-old basilisk has to be timid in the face of a well-prepared and luxurious lineup.

But the area around the women's toilet on the second floor is isolated.

After all, a group of teachers entered the women's restroom together, and a group of students were watching outside. Just think about this scene.

Other teachers and teachers were supposed to attend classes, and they were not affected.

After the group set off, Professor Quirrell repeatedly confirmed that the professors had left and then disappeared around the corner.

In the women's restroom, Snape asked the crying Myrtle again in front of everyone. The professors combined the information Snape gave and came to the conclusion that the Chamber of Secrets should be in this room. In the women's restroom.

Snape pointed to a brass faucet and introduced to everyone:

"It was near here that Myrtle saw the eyes of the basilisk.

The only faucet here that does not emit water has a snake-shaped relief on it.

This is most likely the entrance to the Chamber of Secrets.

But I tried all kinds of lockpicking magic and it didn't work,

And Dumbledore didn't allow me to destroy this entrance.

So I haven't had a chance to enter the secret room yet. "

Everyone turned to Dumbledore, and Dumbledore explained with a smile:

"As a Hogwarts staff member, it's better not to vandalize as much as possible.

In fact, I think there should be a good way to open this entrance.

After all, this chamber of secrets was left to future generations by Slytherin. If future generations have not mastered advanced magic, it must be guaranteed that it can still be opened. Then the conditions for this opening should be very simple.

It's nothing more than a bloodline or a secret order.

As the most famous Parseltongue, coupled with the serpentine relief here, I personally think that the opening method of this secret room is related to the Parseltongue.

The magic trace left here also shows that this magic is very similar to the stone beast at the door of my office. The key is to find the correct password to open the door.

Fortunately--"

With that said, Dumbledore pulled out a not-so-big book from his robe:

"—I have a simple Parseltongue dictionary in my library.

We can give it a try.

Fortunately, when I was learning murloc language, I had collected many dictionaries in uncommon languages.

There are very few known Parseltongues left.

Although a few of us do not have the ability to speak Parseltongue and cannot understand the language of snakes, it is still possible to pronounce it according to the dictionary. "

With that said, Dumbledore opened the book and asked everyone by the way:

"So let's guess what word Slytherin is most likely to use as a cipher?"

Several professors became interested, and put forward their own guesses one after another, and then Dumbledore looked it up according to the dictionary.

Dumbledore hissed at the faucet, and spoke out the professors' guesses one by one.

After experimenting with a series of words such as "pure blood", "rongya", "great", "Slytherin", and finally met at Hagrid's, Dumbledore pronounced the word "open" in snake language.

In an instant, the faucet was covered in a brilliant white light and began to spin, and then the sink began to move.

The sink sinks, revealing a wide pipe wide enough for a person to slide in.

Snape had black lines all over his head. Who would have thought that among these professors, Hagrid was the one who thought closest to Slytherin.

But thinking that Hagrid was now the keykeeper, who was in charge of opening and locking doors, Snape felt relieved.