Civilization and Harmony Hogwarts

Chapter 211 Halloween Event - Ghost Stories 1

The former sixth grade prefect, who did not know what method he used to return to the common room from the outside, inquired about the news for everyone.

Later, the little snakes searched all the places in their college and found nothing.

So it is easy for everyone to come to the conclusion that it is necessary to get out of Slytherin, go outside to find and participate in activities.

So under Tom's acquiescence, the little snakes jumped out excitedly like wild animals out of cages.

A small number of young wizards who have not been dazzled by the joy of the sudden arrival of the new event, and still remain awake, first found acquaintances on the spot to form a team, and then went back to the dormitory to bring some handy props—whether it was used to prevent Ge Gryffindor's surprise attack is still used to surprise Gryffindor.

……

"It's probably all figured out." After collecting and integrating a lot of information, Radolphus finally returned to Tom confidently, and made a promise.

After hearing what Radolphs said, Enos, who had been lying lazily on Acria, cheered up and looked at him.

In the face of everyone looking at him, Radolphus looked calm, folded his arms, raised his head, and squinted at the not-so-large space left beside Abu.

Abu: ...I know, I know!

The villain in Abu cursed, stood up helplessly, and walked aside.

He also put on a polite smile, faced Radolphs, and made a "please" greeting gesture to the vacant seat.

Obviously it should be a relatively humble behavior, but when it was done in Abu, it was not humble at all, but full of dignity and elegance.

With a satisfied smile on his lips, Radolphs walked forward swaggeringly and sat down unceremoniously.

Afterwards, Abu sat on the thick handle of the sofa casually, and his gestures were full of casual chic.

"Are you satisfied now? Let's talk." Abu leaned on vainly, and because he was sitting relatively high, he easily reached out and fiddled with the bunch of curled hair on Radolphs' head.

Radolphs didn't reach out to stop Abramovich's "cat pawing" movement, and let him play with his hair.

"It should be said that it really deserves to be a special Halloween event." Radolphs sighed first, which greatly aroused everyone's interest.

"Don't be a fool!" Enos urged, "Hurry up!"

"Okay, okay." Radolphs began to relay and summarize the news he got.

There is the same board at the entrance of each college common room that can be exchanged for items for magic pets.

The things listed on each board are different and have different styles, which are said to be limited to the academy.

As for the event tokens used to exchange for the purchase of these academy-limited items, they can be obtained through various mini-games distributed in the castle.

And these Halloween special games——

"Each ghost hosts a game and challenge, and if you successfully pass it, you can get a different number of event tokens." Radolphs mentioned another piece of information by the way.

"Academy ghosts are more generous with students in their own academy." Radolphs cites an example.

"For the same performance, Lord Barrow gave Slytherin ten tokens."

"Nines are given to Ravenclaw at least, and ten are occasionally given."

"Hufflepuff harvests fluctuate between six and seven."

"As for Gryffindor—" Radolphus smiled smugly and gloatingly.

"Currently, with Lord Barrow, there is no Gryffindor with a harvest of more than five." Radolphs said while stretching out a palm with five fingers stretched out, making a gesture of five towards everyone.

"So, that 'Nearly Headless Nick' from Gryffindor shouldn't have given Slytherin many tokens." Adeline guessed boldly.

"That's right." Radolphs nodded to confirm what his cousin said.

"However, the most generous ones are those Hufflepuff ghosts. They generally give a lot of tokens, but there are some students—I heard that they seem to have bullied Hufflepuff students—they don’t care about their grades every round. Well, you can only get five tokens."

"So five should be the lower limit." Acria said.

"I haven't heard a lower number at the moment." Radolphs didn't affirm or deny Acria's words, but said the actual situation he knew, but according to the meaning of his words, he should also agree with Akeria. Crea's guess.

After receiving Radolphs' reply, Acria nodded to indicate that she understood.

"I don't know if it's because the ghosts have more contact with us living people because they want to host the game." Radolphs mentioned a small detail, "They seem to be more agile."

"Your Excellency Barrow usually doesn't talk much." Radolphs thought of the bloody Barrow.

Every time he met, only after he said hello, did he nod in response to himself in a trance, as if he realized that there was someone else here.

At this moment, an inexplicable frustration and unwillingness prompted him to desperately want everyone's response.

Radolphus: Everyone must be like me "not being looked down upon by Mr. Barrow"! ! !

When it comes to the usually silent Bloodman Baro, everyone here is somewhat frustrated.

Sudden--

Enos raised his hand and spoke: "Your Excellency Barrow doesn't talk much."

Facing Radolphs' suspicious gaze, Enos continued, "Your Excellency Barrow just doesn't talk casually to random people."

Radolphs: ? ? ?

The rest of the people who also couldn't get the warm hospitality from the blood man Barrow:? ? ?

what do you mean by that?

What does it mean not to talk casually to random people?

You mean he talks casually to non-casual people?

that……

Everyone began to speculate wildly in their hearts——

Lord Barrow doesn't talk casually to casual people.

Lord Barrow doesn't talk to me casually.

From this we can get: I = casual person.

I'm random?

The random person turned out to be me! ! !

"Casual" people: Hehe...

Everyone looked at Enos rather unkindly.

But Enos continued to speak as if he didn't know anything, "I have seen Tom and Lord Barrow talking happily several times."

"Several times!" Enos emphasized again.

Oh~ So it's Tom!

That's fine.

Everyone who was classified as "casual" looked at Tom who was "not casual" and consciously surrendered.

It turns out that it takes Tom at this level to have a happy conversation with Lord Barrow!

Then it will be nothing if I am not looked down upon by His Excellency Barrow.

"Casual" people (clasping fists): Can't compare! (Greeting to bow down.jpg)