The Dark Wizard of Hogwarts

Hogwarts is huge, especially now that there are so few freshmen. Even if the children of Godric's Hollow are added together, there are not as many as one of the four Houses of the Hereafter.

There are fewer students, but fewer faculty members.

In addition to the four founders of the Academy, there is only Professor Rolanda Hooch.

There is a serious shortage of faculty, but even so, Salazar Slytherin is prepared to teach Terrance and Rey alone.

"The two of them are going to learn dark magic, and they have to be taught separately. Or, are there any of you willing to teach them dark magic?"

Whenever the other three indignantly asked Salazar to be Professor of Potions, Salazar Slytherin would say it in a cold tone. Especially Godric Gryffindor, when facing him, Salazar usually doesn't talk much, and directly kills him with cold eyes.

Because Rey Fasti was the one Godric recommended to Salazar.

Slytherin's basement, in the classroom of the original Potions class.

Except for tables and stools, there are not as many bottles and jars as Snape in later generations.

Studying here is not a problem if there are many students. But now there are only two of them, Rey and Terence. In the huge and quiet basement, I feel a little uncomfortable thinking about it.

The environment is dim, and the professor Salazar has no good face except for Godric.

Walking into this basement, Salazar seemed to have changed as a person, and the air-conditioning all over his body came out as if he didn't want money. Not only was Rey cautious, even Terence was trembling.

"Are you thinking that black magic has to be learned in this environment?"

"Dark wizard is synonymous with evil and filth?"

"Black magic is bound to be linked to death, curse and fear."

"Tell me now, is that what you think? Terence, it's up to you."

Salazar questioned coldly, as if he had taken gunpowder. When he finally named Terrence Barrow, Terence, who was already trembling, trembled involuntarily.

He is Salazar's disciple, and naturally he knows his teacher best.

Salazar's current state, in his opinion, is to take gun medicine, because he has never seen his teacher so angry.

"Teacher, I don't think black magic is necessarily so, but it is definitely related to what you said. Compared with white magic, I think it is more dangerous."

Terrence sat upright, and after Salazar asked a question, he answered immediately after thinking for a moment.

His answer was quite satisfactory, and Salazar nodded in approval after listening. Until now, Terence Barrow was deeply relieved.

"What about your answer? Mr. Rey Fastie. Let me hear what you have in mind, and if it's just a superficial understanding like Terence, I'll tell you to get out of the classroom and talk to Godric. The mad lion in Gryffindor learns black magic."

Salazar suppressed his angry voice, and he sounded extremely calm on the surface, but Rey felt that there were stormy waves beneath the calm surface. If he really can't give an acceptable answer, Salazar will definitely kick him out, which Rey still believes.

"Professor, please let me think about it, I can't answer in a hurry."

Rey asked respectfully.

A student, asking a professor, there is no shame.

What's more, the reason why Salazar Slytherin is so angry now is because of Godric Gryffindor. I don't know what conflict happened between these two people, and they made Salazar Slytherin so angry.

When he called Godric a mad lion just now, Rey heard it quite clearly.

Salazar Slytherin is so angry today,

It is because there is a big conflict with the other three in the allocation of Hogwarts resources.

Hogwarts was established to give children with magical powers a good learning environment.

This is the original intention of the four of them.

Salazar Slytherin believed that pure-blooded wizarding students were more magically gifted than poor Muggle children. Therefore, the various learning resources at Hogwarts should be tilted towards more talented pure-blood wizard students.

After the idea was spoken, Salazar Slytherin thought that Rowena Ravenclaw and Helga Hufflepuff would object. But what made him angry was that the person who opposed him first was Godric Gryffindor, his dear friend.

There's nothing wrong with more resources being spent on more gifted students. But the crazy lion said directly: All children with magical powers should be treated equally, and learning resources should be shared equally.

No matter who opposed it, Salazar would not be so angry. The key is Godric's objection, which makes him a little bit unbearable.

A close friend who can support each other in life and death is the first to oppose his idea, how can this make him not sad.

At this moment, compared to the fact that his own ideas were not recognized, Salazar Slytherin was more concerned about Godric's opposition.

He was mad at Godric, and that's why what happened to embarrass Rey now.

This little guy is from the future, doesn't Godric Gryffindor care about him? So, you student from the future, let me Salazar take a good look at what's different.

Otherwise, go back to me.

Salazar's thoughts were written directly on his face. Not at all worried that Rey would see it. Because even if he sees it, the decision to teach or not to teach is still up to him.

Rey knew that if he couldn't answer, the ending would be bad. So I had to rack my brains to think: what the hell is black magic.

"Ok?"

Salazar stood in front of Rey and asked condescendingly.

When Rey heard the words, he looked up at Salazar, who was deliberately embarrassing himself, and thought in his heart, "No matter what, just say whatever comes to mind."

"What is black magic?"

Rey asked a question, and Salazar's brows instantly wrinkled. Without waiting for Salazar to get angry, Rey continued: "If we say black magic is darkness, then white magic should be light."

The light is there every day; the same is true of the darkness.

Light can be seen as day, and darkness can be seen as night. They alternate and depend on each other.

Without the darkness of night, the light of day is not called light.

Everything has its two sides, light and darkness coexist. So whether it is white magic or black magic, they are no different.

If there is a difference, it's just the people who use them.

So, I don't think true black magic is necessarily evil. And the evil one is only the user of that magic.

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Time was running out, and Salazar Slytherin didn't give Rey much time.

For this sake, Rey has done his best.

However, even this specious answer made Terence Barrow stunned. He hadn't thought of black and white magic, and this peculiar interpretation.

Sarah glanced at the confident Rey, and said lightly: "Although it is some useless nonsense, it still makes sense."

"You listen to me!"

"So far there are no real dark wizards, only ordinary wizards who think they are doing evil magic.

The real dark wizard is from hell, and the magic power used is naturally dark magic power. This kind of power is very rare in the human world, and for the human world, the title closest to the dark wizard is the so-called necromancer. "

Salazar's explanation of black magic and dark wizards directly confused Rey and Terrence.

Dark wizards come from hell, and real black magic uses dark power, so what black magic do they both learn?

"Well, professor, are you a dark wizard?"

Rey, who was confused, boldly raised this question.

Facing Rey's doubts, Salazar twitched his mouth and said with a slight smile: "Although I am not, I can make you two become dark wizards who really use dark magic."