HOL Ravenclaw

As I haven't yet been able to find this box that Kyrie is asking for, I've been super curious as to what could be in there that's so important! Create a graphic of what you think is in Kyrie’s blue box that she needs so badly OR what you think the blue box looks like. You can also include a description of your creation if you’d like!

Post your creation below or email to ravenclawevent@gmail.com with the title 'Week 1: What's in the Box?' by May 31st at 11:59pm HOL time for 10 beans.

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While there's a key on top of the box, it's obviously a fake one meant to mimic the real one. It's there to make someone feel as though opening it will be a breeze.

Image shows an open blue box with three potion bottles inside. A square bottle filled with red liquid, a round bottle filled with blue liquid, and a skinny bottle filled with a purple liquid.

I would imagine that Kyrie has a lot of treasures hidden in this box. The box itself looks rather antique. It is a robin's egg blue with gold trim and flecks throughout. The box contains a bottle filled with a secret elixir, Kyrie's official Ravenclaw wand (which fittingly has a blue gemstone at the tip), antique jars filled with potion ingredients, a piece of jewelry believed to be from Rowena Ravenclaw herself (bronze circle with a blue moonstone at the center), and a bronze quill.

The box has a large keyhole, but where is the key? Is there a key, or is it a trick? Maybe, we need a password?

I'm imagining the box is coloured in various shades of blue. The top and bottom would have the letter "R" on it, for Ravenclaw - while the sides would change to reflect the first letter of the current Head of House of Ravenclaw (since Ravenclaw is currently headed by Prof. Kyrie Adderholt, the side letter is a K).

Inside the Blue Box (which appeared to me as a fairly simple wooden variety with no lock or anything particularly ornamental of note), I imagined I'd find a few things you'd want to have around this time of year for many of the numerous spells and rituals one usually performs in May:

Small bundles of Lily of the Valley and Hawthorne flowers, a jar of honey, a piece of emerald, an orange beeswax candle with a box of matches, and an ever-so-tiny bag of seeds I expect would have already been enchanted. You could almost feel Kyrie's magic permeating around the whole thing, though perhaps it was partially an effect of the sun coming out from behind some clouds and shining in through the window that gave me tingles as I opened the box and looked inside.