"Well, I mean, you shouldn't be lost, right?"

Elena looked at the familiar environment around her. This should be somewhere very high in the north tower.

This is an unfamiliar platform with no landmarks. There is a large picture frame hanging on the stone wall directly in front of it, showing a grassland.

"First we can rule out the right side"

Hermione glared hard at Elena, who was suppressing a smile, and observed the surrounding passage environment.

"That's south. Look, you can see a corner of the lake from the window...so we just go to the left."

"Method of elimination? It's a method of reasoning and pathfinding. It's really powerful."

Elena raised her eyebrows, and an extremely annoying cunning appeared on the corner of her mouth.

As a road addict who has long since given up struggling, Elena's greatest joy in life is watching others get lost. And in this, when the protagonist of the story becomes a friend who has extraordinary talent in finding the road,

That would be an even more wonderful enjoyment.

"Oh, shut up Elena.

Hermione said angrily, ignoring a certain white-haired dumpling who was gloating about his misfortune.

"At least I know the general direction. If it were you, we wouldn't be able to get to the divination classroom next week."

"Really? But I don't think so."

Elena glanced at Hermione, the little hair on her head swayed from side to side quite proudly, and said in an old-fashioned way.

"It is a very important quality to admit failures and shortcomings calmly. If you had told me earlier that you could not find the way, maybe we would have reached the door of the divination classroom by now. You don't know, right? I learned about an extremely difficult situation some time ago.

An effective wayfinding mantra.”

"A wayfinding spell? You mean... show me the way?"

Hermione was stunned for a moment, frowned and recalled the spells book she had read.

"No, the directional spell only applies to maze places. According to the book, its effect is..."

"Exclude impassable roads. Or distinguish north from south."

Elena continued what Hermione said, her expression a little complicated.

"I learned the directional spell in advance last semester. What I'm talking about is another spell."

In fact, after realizing her road-crazy nature, her first reaction was to learn this curse.

Unfortunately, Grindelwald soon revealed the cruel truth in front of her. There are two effects of the directional spell, but these two functions have no effect on the road idiot, because the devil never cares about road blockage.

, and East, West, North, and South are even more meaningless.

Not to mention, they were in Hogwarts Castle, which was connected in all directions, and the directional spell had no effect at all.

"Another spell? A new spell not recorded in the book?"

Hermione's eyes suddenly lit up, and she looked at Elena expectantly.

"Did Professor Apokalis teach you this? Or rather, Professor Dumbledore taught you this?"

"Well... let's just say... let's put it this way..."

Under Hermione's hot gaze, Elena scratched her nose in embarrassment.

Elena raised her right hand, snapped her fingers lightly, and said solemnly.

"I'm lost."

Hermione:???

crackle.

crackle.

The next moment, two house elves appeared in front of them.

"Dobby the house elf (Burley), I am happy to serve you, Miss Caslana."

"Well, as you can see, I now have a little... little privilege..."

Elena spread her hands and explained to Hermione, then turned around and looked at the two elves in front of her with a calm expression.

"We are looking for the North Tower, Professor Sybil's divination classroom, please take us there! Thank you."

"Oui, Chef!"
Chapter completed!