HP: White Lord of Slytherin

There was a Defense Against the Dark Arts class in the afternoon. Every time the class came, the Slytherin students would find an excuse to skip it, and Lockhart would always perform some embarrassing adventures.

He hadn't been able to successfully cast many spells, but some students in their academy had already guessed Lockhart's true strength.

As soon as Lockhart appeared with a bright smile, a student raised his hand. It was the first time he saw a Slytherin student raise his hand so actively. Lockhart posed and asked, "Does this student want to ask a question?"

He sounded as if he knew everything.

The student who raised his hand asked directly, "Professor Lockhart, we want to know about the Chamber of Secrets. After seeing the words in the corridor last time, we checked many books but couldn't find any records about the Chamber of Secrets. Professor, do you know anything about it?"

Lockhart's smile was forced, but he continued to talk: "I have been investigating the Chamber of Secrets. It just so happens that after the publication of "Amazing Me", I came here without the opportunity to look for new adventures. Now it seems that the Chamber of Secrets is a good subject."

The Hufflepuff students who were taking classes with the Slytherins already had expressions of admiration on their faces, and the girls couldn't help but discuss excitedly.

Lockhart was very satisfied with the result. "Okay, that's enough about the Chamber of Secrets. Maybe when I publish the book, you will know all the truth. Now let's go to class first."

The Slytherins had no interest in the adventure show, but the Hufflepuff students actively participated.

Draco looked coldly at the students and Lockhart's performance on the stage and sneered: "I bet he knows nothing."

Crabbe and Goyle, who were sitting on the other side, nodded. Zabini, who was sitting behind them, said, "Anyway, he speaks very well, just as well as he writes."

Gloria felt that Lockhart had some ability to become famous, but it was certainly not because of his magical skills.

On the other side, Gryffindor happened to have History of Magic class today.

Professor Binns read in a flat voice, which made everyone drowsy.

Hermione was still arguing with Harry, and Ron occasionally expressed his opinions.

"Gloria has already said that we can ask Professor Binns. He has been dead for many years, but that means he knows more than other professors." Hermione insisted on asking Professor Binns about the Chamber of Secrets.

Harry said, "We already know that the Chamber of Secrets was left by the founder of Slytherin, so the heir must be a student of that house."

Ron covered his mouth and said in a breathy voice, "Malfoy said this. He may know more. I just don't know if Gloria is willing to tell us."

He felt that even if he covered his mouth, other students would still be able to hear him, so he carefully observed the students around him and felt relieved only when he found that they were all sleeping.

"We need to know what's inside the Chamber of Secrets. Can we just rely on a mysterious room to harm students?" Hermione felt that there were still many doubts. Thinking of this, she anxiously interrupted Professor Binns' reading, and it was too late for Harry and Ron to stop her.

Her question about the existence of the secret room directly awakened all the students and made them fully alert to see how Professor Binns would answer.

After Hermione's repeated questioning, Professor Binns was finally willing to tell her some information about the Chamber of Secrets.

First of all, he completely denied the authenticity of the Chamber of Secrets, and then talked about the purpose of the four founders to establish the school, which was to keep away from the sight of Muggles and prevent wizards from being persecuted. Then, Salazar had different ideas from the other three founders, and they quarreled and left. The Chamber of Secrets can only be opened by the heir of Slytherin, and there is a terrible thing in it. Once it is released, it will eliminate the students in the school who are not worthy of studying magic.

And the scary thing might be some kind of monster that only the heir of Slytherin can control.

This successfully scared the students, but Professor Binns thought it was a completely false legend and did not exist at all. This made everyone continue to be drowsy, but Harry and the others did not think so.

Professor Binns' answer in this class soon reached the ears of other students. Everyone was guessing who was the successor of Slytherin. Among them, Malfoy was considered to have the highest possibility. After all, before Professor Binns, he was the only one who accurately stated the information about the Chamber of Secrets.

Gloria heard the news on the way home after finishing her Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

Draco told his companions: "The founder of our academy did the right thing."

Gloria didn't say anything. The reason why Salazar did this was not simply because he looked down on Muggle-born wizards.

"But aren't you really the heir of Slytherin?" Crabbe asked curiously.

Draco frowned, "Not me. If it was me I would have opened the Chamber of Secrets in my first year."

The members of the small group were somewhat disappointed.

"But what exactly are the monsters in the secret room? A group of giant monsters? Or a sleeping fire dragon?"

Draco was only thinking about Quidditch, and said to Gloria, "I have to practice before dinner, are you coming?"

"No, I have to go to the library and finish my homework as soon as possible so that I can watch your game tomorrow."

Draco left with the others first, but Pansy didn't leave. She stopped in front of her and asked, "Do you like Draco?"

Gloria felt puzzled. "It has nothing to do with you."

After saying this, she tried to walk around her, but Pansy grabbed her arm and said, "If you like him, you can watch him train. If you don't like him, don't fight with me!"

Gloria held her hand tightly, "Parkinson, in your eyes, is Draco an object, the kind that can be fought over?"

Pansy's face turned red and she didn't answer, she just glared at her.

Gloria pulled him close to her and said something that only the two of them could hear clearly, "Have you forgotten the lesson from the last Potions class? Parkinson, I have many ways to deal with you. If you dare to continue to provoke me... learn more from Bulstrode."

Pushing the ignorant and stupid girl away, Gloria gave the same evil smile as last time.

Pansy's eyes were filled with horror. In the last Potions class, she and Millicent had fought in public. She didn't think much of it at the time, but after Gloria mentioned it, she realized how many strange things were involved.

"You, you can't do this, I will report you to the professor for cursing and hurting people!"

"Did you report it last time?" Gloria sneered meaningfully and turned to walk towards the library.

Pansy stood there for a long time. When she came to her senses, she found that she was shivering with cold. Yes - she had no recollection of how the fight started last time. No wonder Millicent never ridiculed Gloria again after that.

That girl is actually a dark wizard!

Gloria was in a good mood. If Pansy didn't learn her lesson after being reminded to that extent, don't blame her for hitting him harder next time.

There is no need to be kind to those who harbor deep malice towards her.

"Salazar Slytherin is just a perverted old lunatic!"

As soon as she arrived near the library, she heard someone cursing. Gloria looked for the source of the voice with sharp eyes, and saw Harry and the others. It was Ron who was talking. He was still saying to Harry and Hermione: "So he was the one who said this pure-blood nonsense. Even if you give me money, I won't go to Slytherin..."

Before they could finish their words, they ran into Gloria. Before they could even say hello, Gloria said directly, "Salazar is not a perverted old lunatic."

Harry and the others were stunned by the rebuttal. Ron was the first to react, "You also think the pure-blood theory is correct?! I thought you were different from them!"

Gloria just frowned tightly. "Have you forgotten what situation wizards were in more than a thousand years ago? Because life is stable now, have you forgotten what happened to wizards in the past?"

This was the first time she was so serious with someone.

"Didn't Muggles persecute wizards in that era? You don't even remember how the history of magic was written? Salazar and the other three founders established the school to keep wizards away from persecution by Muggles, so that wizards could have a stable environment and school magic to protect themselves. Do you know how many children became Obscurus and died before adulthood because they were afraid of being discovered by Muggles that they were wizards and killed, so they forcibly suppressed their magic power!"

These words shocked Harry, Hermione and Ron like thunder.

"Salazar does think pure-bloods are better, but he doesn't want Muggle-born wizards to enter the school. The bigger reason is that he is worried that those wizards will be closer to Muggles and will reveal the location of the school to them, destroying the peace that has been established with great effort. You can certainly make comments from the perspective of more than a thousand years later, but there is no need to call him an old lunatic. If he was a lunatic from the beginning, Gryffindor would not have become good friends with him, let alone break up with him later!"

Gloria, who got angry for the first time in her twelve years of life, said this, then turned away angrily, not wanting to go to the library again.