Connor's Hogwarts

"Connor, didn't expect you to finally reach this point?"

"? Do you know about this? You have been hiding it from me?"

"No, I don't know, I mean you finally did something like run into the girls' dormitory."

"???I didn't take that photo, okay! I'm not that kind of person!"

In the principal's office, Dumbledore was holding a photo of Alice's room and sighing:

"Okay, no more joking, so you think something is wrong with this girl, right?"

"Yes, and I don't see any problem. I can only come to ask you for advice." Connor said frankly. When it comes to dealing with students, Connor still believes in Dumbledore's character.

"After seeing this, I am completely convinced. Connor, you have indeed done me a big favor." Dumbledore put the photo back on the table and said with a smile.

"Do you know what's going on?"

Dumbledore nodded: "It's good that you don't show off when you encounter problems that can't be solved, and you are willing to ask others for help, Connor."

"Just tell me, I just want to know the truth. Alice has tortured me so much recently." Connor waved his hand in disapproval.

"This matter is indeed related to Professor Sablay."

"Is it his fault!?" Connor narrowed his eyes, and a sharp light seemed to flash in his eyes.

"No, no, it's just related to Robert's purpose of coming to Hogwarts." Dumbledore shook his head: "On the contrary, if I guess correctly, Alice's abnormality was caused by you."

"Huh?" Connor thought he heard wrongly: "Is it related to me? Isn't Professor Sablay's purpose to find his miracle? And I didn't do anything to Alice, what does this have to do with me? "

"Connor, have you read the book I gave you?" Dumbledore was not in a hurry to explain, but instead ate the candy leisurely.

"Are you talking about the "Theory of Elements" you gave me? I've finished reading it. Does it have anything to do with this matter?"

"Young people, don't be so anxious when doing things~" Dumbledore smiled and ate a cockroach, looking calm and composed.

"." Seeing that Dumbledore was so calm and thinking that Alice was not in any danger, Connor slowly calmed down and asked: "So, can you tell me in detail? I'm very curious."

"No rush, no rush, tell me about this book first. After you finish reading it, do you have any thoughts?"

Connor frowned slightly, but still replied calmly: "That book denies the theory of the four major elements with Feng, Shui and Fire as the core. It believes that the world is composed of seven major elements. They are fire, water, earth, wind, light, darkness and..."

".magic."

"To be honest, this is a very novel and bold theory. It lists magic as the seventh element. If you hadn't given this book to me, I might have thrown it away. The author of this book even He didn’t even leave his name, I guess he didn’t dare to leave his name.”

Dumbledore touched his beard and said: "Indeed, his theory offended two major theoretical factions in our magical world at the same time. Of course, he dare not leave his name."

The two major theoretical factions refer to the Four Elements Sect and the Holy See's Light is the Only Sect. As for the magic system of the Far East, it has not been involved.

"So do you think the theory in this book makes sense?" Dumbledore asked with a smile.

Connor organized his words and said slowly: "We wizards have been studying magic for thousands of years, and we still can't accurately define magic. We wizards use magic, but we don't even know how it comes from. I Naturally, I don’t dare to define magic power.”

"But directly classifying magic and elements into the same category, I also think it is biased. In my eyes, magic is more like a catalyst, a lever for us wizards to move the extraordinary world. It is more like a A [Quality] possessed by wizards, rather than a necessary [Element] to make up the world."

"Well, your understanding of the nature of the world has been very in-depth. It seems that you are indeed studying hard~" Dumbledore nodded with satisfaction.

"." After all, Connor comes from a world without magic. Of course, he will not agree that magic is one of the basic elements that make up the world.

In fact, if he could, he would rather believe that the world is made up of elements on the periodic table, rather than these magical elements.

"Actually, what do you think if we change the major premise of the theory of elements and change the elements that make up the world into the elements that make up the magical world?"

Connor was stunned. He seemed to understand what Dumbledore meant. In fact, whether it was the fire element or the light element, for wizards, these elements were all visible and tangible things.

In the world of wizards, these are the [elements] they can feel and control. If analyzed from this perspective, isn't magic also such an [element]?

Connor seemed to understand something, but it was vague and unclear.

Dumbledore interrupted Connor's thoughts rudely: "Don't think too much, and don't come to conclusions so quickly. Connor, what is the nature of the world is worth spending our lives exploring. truth…"

"Connor, since you have read The Theory of Elements, you should know that magic is a very magical thing that can react wonderfully with any element."

Dumbledore spread his fingers and shook his fingertips relative to each other, making a "very strange" gesture. Then he pointed to his head and said:

"Magic can even react wonderfully with our emotions. Then some magical magical creatures are born. I think... you should know what I am referring to."

Connor was stunned for a moment, then an idea flashed: "You mean Peeves?"

Dumbledore smiled and nodded: "Instead of calling him Peeves now, we should call him Peppa. Hahaha, Connor, you did a good job in this matter, I should give you extra points."

"Then please be sure to give me extra points. I also want to win the Academy Cup this semester." Connor rolled his eyes, not quite understanding why Dumbledore suddenly mentioned Peeves: "So Peeves and Alice again Does it matter? Professor Dumbledore, please don't tease me anymore."

"Don't worry, I'm about to talk about it." Dumbledore touched his beard again and said in a sighing tone: "Magic power can react with emotions, and emotions are the language of the soul. They are composed of emotions and magic power. The magical creatures that are born and have souls are called elves..."

"The elf born from excitement and feeding on loneliness, we call it a poltergeist."

"The elf born from despair and feeding on hope, we call it the Soul Eater."

Dumbledore looked at Connor through the top of his half-moon eyes: "Then please tell me, Connor, the elf who was born from joy and hope and feeds on pain and despair, what should we call it?"

Connor was stunned, with all kinds of thoughts in his mind, as if he thought of something, and Dumbledore over there had already announced the answer:

"We call it [Angel]."

"That is the authority that the Holy See has lost today."

"It's the holy relic that Professor Sablay is searching for."

"It's also the real reason for all Alice's abnormal behavior."