[Western Crossover] Is There Really Magic in This Baker Street Box?

The youngest daughter of the Holmes family, who have always championed science, had her entire worldview shattered again and again in a single day. Those flying brooms really aren't passenger aircraft newly developed by the Academy of Sciences? Those wizards in black robes, who can make people surrender with a single spell, really aren't part of the BBC's latest reality show? And that talking crown that calls itself Professor Ravenclaw, really isn't someone's idea of a prank? Good heavens, can someone tell her this isn't a dream? * Forced into the magical world, Amelia faces the power struggles among the nobility, the constant testing within the academy, and the poisonous snake lurking in the dark. She will do everything in her power to protect the family she cherishes. No matter how absurd those pure-blood supremacist nobles are, or how much the Dark Lord who slaughters wizards resembles some madman from a German history book, Amelia will never back down if her family is threatened. Yet at the very end of the story, she sees a pair of deep, ink-black eyes dispel the gloom. A rich, wine-smooth voice, filled with bone-deep sorrow, softly calls out: "What can I do to atone for my sins, Amelia?" * A few notes before reading: The male lead is set: a professor. The heroine is not related by blood to the Holmes family, but she is a typical Holmes. Descriptions of the four houses are for plot purposes only. No character is being vilified. Any differences from the original work should be considered the author's own interpretation. Theme: Truth, goodness, and beauty