Hogwarts: I'm just here to enjoy the magic

Success is a premeditated and careful planning.

If it were simply about fighting monsters, we would never fight an unprepared battle.

When it comes time to fight, you must be well prepared.

Jack didn't just talk the talk.

That's exactly what he did.

Looking at everything he did after entering Hogwarts, most of the time, he followed this principle.

When he can't beat Quirrell, he never makes a fool of himself.

When you can't defeat Voldemort, run as far as you can.

When you can't beat Snape, make a sneak attack as much as possible.

Of course, those were all things in the past.

Now, what he wasn't confident about was crushing Dumbledore into powder head on.

Since he wasn't ready, he wouldn't do it.

Let’s talk about it later when we are strong enough.

Jack, who regarded Neville as his elite younger brother, really cultivated him seriously and taught Neville his way of life.

I don't know if Neville understood it.

Harry on the side was thoughtful.

Jack suspected that Harry's protagonist aura was activated at the right time, but unfortunately he had no proof.

Regardless, a basilisk that was supposed to turn Hogwarts upside down was easily dispatched.

This is the final result.

It's time to clean up the battlefield and count the results.

Jack, who sincerely cultivated Neville, took him around the secret room first.

Loot the collection in the secret room carefully.

Those are their trophies, so of course they have to be careful.

Seeing what Jack was doing, the little wizards followed their footsteps and rummaged around in the secret room.

Pity.

This so-called secret room is just a gimmick.

In fact, the Chamber of Secrets is not a confined space in the strict sense, nor is it a treasure room created by Salazar Slytherin.

At best, it is a temporary laboratory and classroom in Salazar Lane.

A secret base.

There's something there.

But all of them were almost consumed by the previous heirs.

No, no, no, no, no?

Does anyone really think that this secret room is a treasure room?

No, no, no, no, no?

No one really thinks that Voldemort is the only successor to Salazar Slytherin, right?

Stop it.

In fact, the Gunter family has always known about the existence of the secret room.

The entrance to the secret room will be in the women's bathroom, which was secretly modified by the Gaunt family when they were remodeling the sewer pipes at Hogwarts.

Back to the topic.

A place that sounds very secret, but people come in from time to time.

No matter how much supplies there are inside, they may all be consumed.

Unless the previous heir was a land rat.

Crazy hoarding supplies and various treasures in the secret room.

It is obvious that Voldemort is not a farm rat.

Not only was he not, he was a spendthrift.

There are no valuable things visible to the naked eye in this secret room.

Make a complaint.

The eyes of some of the snake statues in this chamber may have been inlaid with precious stones.

just now……

Only holes are left one after another.

Maybe it was poached and sold for money.

I wonder if that was Voldemort's work.

Jack doesn't care about that much.

Anyway, Voldemort was the previous heir, so he deserved to take the blame.

There are no good things in the Chamber of Secrets, it's all Voldemort's fault!

After struggling for a while, Jack only found a few useless black magic notebooks.

He no longer looks at these things.

Throw them all directly to the clone wizards and let them study them.

When magic is improved that is easy to use and has no side effects, I will use it to learn.

In fact, because of Jack's laziness, too many new curses have been born.

Some are based on Muggle perceptions.

Like a charging spell.

This thing can charge the battery.

Some are improvements based on traditional magic.

For example, an improved version of the descaling spell.

It can be used to remove certain 'materials' individually, rather than being fixed as dirt.

It's like a heavy sugar Coke.

Using this improved magic spell, you can directly remove the sugar in the coke, making the cola less sweet.

Very exaggerated.

And the whole process doesn’t follow any science.

It is more efficient and terrifying than the various purification methods invented by Muggles.

There are really too many magics like this.

Even if Jack devoted himself to learning, it would be difficult for him to learn them all.

By this time, magic had become an extremely complex subject.

Even if it is classified in detail according to Muggle habits, and wizards only learn one small branch...

It also takes more than ten years to learn anything.

It is comparable to Muggles starting from primary school and continuing to the doctorate level.

The people under him are so capable and have produced so much results that Jack really doesn't care much about the current harvest.

Just like rich people with hundreds of billions of dollars, they don't care about a few dollars on the roadside.

"This adventure is almost over."

Jack clapped his hands, signaling for everyone to pay attention to him.

"What do you think? Do you feel excited?"

"Uh..." The platinum combination was speechless after hearing this.

Stimulate?

They basically did nothing, so where was the excitement?

Harry was fine, he had to open the door and open the door again from beginning to end.

Where is Ron?

I just pulled the snake's slough, and then when setting up the magic trap, I set some traps that were not painful or itchy.

just this.

Not only is it unexciting, it also has no sense of participation.

Boring, boring, boring.

It's how he specifically feels.

This is far from what Gryffindor is pursuing.

He even wanted to say that next time something like this happens, don't call him.

That's it, this is it?

Might as well play a few games of wizard chess with other little wizards.

That's more interesting.

Harry felt much the same way.

So boring, so uninteresting.

Isn't he just a door-opener?

It does nothing except open the door.

If he hadn't been worried about Snape and the others causing trouble, he wouldn't have wanted to participate in such a thing.

Of course, this is an idea only after knowing the final result.

After all, even now, he still didn't know what Snape was doing.

According to their speculation, Snape probably wanted to kill the basilisk and then become the headmaster himself.

But looking at it now...

Wasn't it these students who killed this basilisk?

How could Snape become headmaster relying on such a thing?

Impossible.

After thinking about it, I couldn't understand it.

Completely incomprehensible.

"It's not exciting, but it's quite novel." Draco expressed a relatively fair view.

Unlike the traditional Gryffindors like the platinum team, Slytherin values ​​both honor and being a gentleman.

They are not willing to really let them face danger directly.

Therefore, killing the basilisk this time was quite to his liking.

It was very safe, I learned a lot, and my horizons were opened again.

Awesome.

"It's not exciting, but I learned a lot." Neville also expressed his opinion.

This is his real thought.

It turns out that success is a premeditated and careful planning.

learned.

So how should we act to obtain Jack's body tissue successfully?

He couldn't help but fall into thinking.