Penelo's face was covered with a layer of redness, and Percy grinned and laughed silly.

The Gryffindors cheered lively, and several witches of Lavenclaw looked at Percy with bad eyes, as if he had snatched some precious treasure, and several girls muttered.

"Wood, what is this?" A Gryffindor student pointed to the little skeleton that was shaking on the ground and struggling to get up. It was not scary at all.

"The 'surprise' mentioned by Professor Hayp." Wood said a little depressedly. He was scared just now.

The freckled witch next to him added: "They have no attack power, except for the way they appear is a bit scary..."

While speaking, a Ravenclaw girl looked down and saw a pale hand bone rubbing her shoes. "Ahhhh!" She screamed exaggeratedly. Wood stepped forward and slashed the bone. He shrugged and said to the others: "Look, this is the thing."

Then he looked at the girl: "You are standing a little bit behind, and that place seems to have not been cleaned."

The girl blushed and thanked him.

"Apart from these funny little skeletons, have you found anything else?" someone asked.

"Tombstone," Percy said calmly, "There is a magical text on the tombstone, and I think it is an important clue."

Someone suggested: "Why should we decipher the magic text here first?"

"Good idea!"

More than a dozen young wizards scattered, each responsible for two to three tombstones. They took out parchment paper from their schoolbags and copied the magic texts on them.

During this period, the little skeleton buried in the soil noticed the approaching of the stranger and poked out from the ground to try to intimidate them. But this time the students were mentally prepared and easily avoided their attack.

A few brave ones simply let the little skeletons crawl out, letting them use their slender hand bones to pull their thighs, and copying the magic text on the tombstone on their own.

During this process, every minute or two, a fiery red spark would rise in the distance.

Percy, Penelo and others completed their tasks early, and they looked at each other's deciphered words, comparing the patterns on the tombstones.

"Look here"

Penelo pointed to the numbers on the two black stone tombstones nearby, one in front and one behind, "These two are adjacent numbers. The first one says, "The visitor found that the safe house was strictly protected by four magic barriers." The content of this part is, "There are a large number of corpses directly south."

She said excitedly: "The Yin corpse corresponds to the tombstone group where we are, and we can find a safe house as long as we walk north!"

"Penello, you're always so smart." Percy praised.

Penelo snorted: "It seems that Professor Hepp took a complete story apart and placed it on each tombstone. All we have to do is to put them together."

"Hey guys! Don't forget to copy the tombstone number, it's useful." Percy turned around and shouted.

Finally, a green spark appeared in the distance in the air.

"We are going to return the same way, have you all copied it?" After receiving a positive response, they hurried back.

This time, they took about two minutes to get back to their original place.

The left-behind witch looked a little pale, "You are finally back, I always feel someone blowing air on my neck behind my back..."

"Thank you for your hard work, Dilis."

Half a minute later, Slytherin and Hufflepuff students returned. Slytherin's predecessor said arrogantly: "We found a safe house. If it weren't for the limited time, we had cracked the magic above..."

"We also have important discoveries," Percy argued.

"But those don't matter, aren't they?"

Percy blushed and wanted to say something, but Penelo quickly grabbed him. Percy said angrily: "Look at what he said!"

Woodra comes over a Hufflepuff student, "Grover, what's going on?"

"It took us almost three minutes to find the safe house, but we were blocked by the magic on the door."

"What kind of magic is it?"

"Jigsaw puzzle!" said Grover. "At that time, the Slytherin students stared at each other and didn't know how to play."

So the group moved their positions and came to the safe house

It was a slightly deformed square cottage, with a surface painted black and brown, and it looked like a big stone from a distance, which was easily overlooked.

The little wizards of Gryffindor and Ravenclaw came forward and placed four nine-grid grids on the four walls of the cottage, and the last position was empty.

"As long as you point the wand on it, like this, the grid will move." Grover introduced to others, "Each grid has a magic text, which seems to make us form the right order and connect it into a sentence."

"That's not very simple, there are only eight magic characters in total?" Percy said.

"No, Percy, take a look at it yourself." said the Hufflepuff student.

Percy identified carefully, and suddenly he realized that he did not know any of them...

For a moment, Percy was a little dazed. Who am I? Where am I? And the magic text I don’t know?

Forget about one, don’t know eight?

Wood next to him muttered: "Isn't it just guessing? Look at this word, I bet it has something to do with the meaning of 'light'."

Several academic masters present suddenly recalled, "Yes, this difficulty is beyond our ability. The professor hopes that we can identify and infer the meaning of the word."

Understanding the real purpose of the puzzle, the students looked at each other, "A college is responsible for a wall?"

Percy glanced at Slytherin's predecessor, "Okay."

Twenty minutes have passed...

The little wizards gathered together in dust, "No! It's too difficult!"

"Cooperate, Jeffrey." Penelo said calmly, looking at the Slytherin's predecessor, "this is the professor's intention."

The Slytherin muttered, but no one else heard it clearly, so everyone thought he had agreed.

Students from four academies sat under a nine-grid puzzle, looked at the magic text above, and started to discuss it enthusiastically

"Is the first word a bit like Peorth?" said a witch.

"I think this shape is similar to Wyn. Do you see the corners protruding from its edge?"

"Wait, I seem to have seen similar magic texts somewhere, very much like..." A Hufflepuff witch said sternly: "Yes, in the fourth grade textbook, this magic text is mentioned in a reference book, and I happened to bring notes."

"Finished!" She quickly flipped through the notes, then raised her head, and spoke dramatically under everyone's gaze: "This word is quite old, it is synonymous with 'wisdom'."

Although they only cracked one-eighth of the first nine-cluster grid, they still couldn't help but get excited.

Next, with similar ideas, eight demonic texts were deciphered one after another

Penelo said, "Wisdom, excellent and unparalleled, equivalent and similar, extreme and extreme, exaggerated, rich or abundant, possessive or restrained,"
Chapter completed!