HP: Let professors walk towards the light

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The Rex family originally lived in the UK, but Mrs. Rex was Egyptian. However, Milanla, who was not yet Mrs. Rex, came to the UK to pursue a transnational criminal and met Mr. Itay Rex, who was working as a clerk in the Ministry of Magic at the time. After Mr. Rex's pursuit, they became lovers and later became husband and wife.

Itai didn't want Milanla to give up her beloved career and leave her hometown because of marriage, so he resigned and took over the companies under Tallos. Then, after discussing with the former owner, the family returned to Milanla's hometown, which was Egypt, and has achieved great success today.

Misent was only three or four years old at that time. He grew up in Egypt. When he went to school, he even received the inscription stone sent by the dream messenger of Uagadou and the admission letter sent by the Hogwarts owl at the same time!

However, after listening to his parents' introduction to the two schools, he thought that Uagadou might be more suitable for him (mainly because the eleven-year-old Misent thought that his father, who represented Hogwarts, could not beat his mother, who represented Uagadou, so he thought Uagadou was more powerful) and although he knew many people in Africa, he was successfully enrolled in Uagadou.

Facts have proved that this school has a large number of students and naturally has no shortage of strong people. The school also has a specially set up martial arts field for students to duel freely. Misent is also constantly growing and improving in this learning atmosphere where the strong are supreme. Coupled with his own excellent foundation, he is one of the top people in terms of potion transformation, talisman seals, wand spells, etc., and he is also full of confidence in himself.

Until one holiday, a guest came to our house. My father was very respectful to him, entertained him seriously and even did the dishes himself. My father introduced him as a man from the Tallos family in the UK, the head of their family.

In other words, our family is working for this kind of British nobles? They don't look that good. Are all British nobles pale, skinny and weak? Can such people's physical strength keep up with their magic power? I heard that in Britain, spells can be cast without seals. If I fight him, can I beat him?

Maybe we can give it a try? Not impossible, but if he can't even beat me, then let dad stop working for such a person. If he wins, no, he might not be able to beat me. The teacher said that my reaction speed is faster than that of an average adult. Ah, no, if he wins... then I will... I will accept him as my teacher!

"Can I have a duel with you, sir?" After a series of psychological changes, Misent's first words when they met became an invitation to a duel...

"!" No matter how one sentence attracted the attention of everyone present, Missent had something to say.

Old Rex was stunned for a moment when he heard his son's inexplicable words. When he reacted, he picked up the stick beside him and wanted to hit him.

"Hahaha, kids are competitive. I was also competitive when I was in school. Okay, Missent, I accept your invitation to a duel."

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So there is no doubt that a teenager who is still in school but full of fighting spirit was easily blown away by a well-mannered adult in his twenties who has inherited the head of the family.

“…” This is the silent Micent;

Smile. This is Mr. Tallos with an elegant smile;

"Hahaha." This is old Rex who is about to die of laughter.

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Then, Misent asked Mr. Tallos to be his teacher and followed him every day. Mr. Tallos saw that the boy was really eager to learn and taught him a lot. Under the influence of Mr. Tallos, Misent studied and practiced desperately, and his strength improved by leaps and bounds. When school started again, he had waved goodbye to his once embarrassing self.

Even today, when I heard the unfortunate news about the teacher, I still felt a little regretful and angry. Then I thought of the child who was left behind. He was so young and not only lost the company of his parents, but also had to support the family alone. I felt a little sorry for him. Fortunately, the retainers of the Talros family were not ungrateful, otherwise who knows what would have happened.

Then I thought of my useless father's old-fashioned apprentice, Uncle Charles... Forget about that man, he's just an old antique. Since the little girl wants to come and play, I'll take this job reluctantly and see how the teacher's child is doing.

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Well, it seems that the girl in front of me is indeed the Hermalena who wrote the letter. Not only does she look 70% like the teacher, but even her every move and gesture is that of a true aristocrat.

I had originally planned to give a brief report on my father's work, and then explain the reconstruction plan to the little girl in simple and understandable words, but it turned out that she didn't need it at all!

This really surprised Missent. Could this be the legendary saying that a good father will have a good son? With such insight at such a young age, she will definitely grow up to be as good as her teacher. However, this may not be what the teacher wants to see. She must have taken on a lot of responsibilities in places that are not visible.

What interesting places are there in Egypt? By the way, what kind of gifts do little girls generally like?

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Although little Reina said it was okay, she must still be worried. I remember that the teacher went to Vagado once six years ago? But it seems that my father doesn't know about it.

Now that we are here, we might as well take her to Vagado to have a look. Maybe we can find out something. It will be a good thing for little Lena too. It is better to find out instead of being kept in the dark.

It just so happens that I haven't visited Professor Kulila for a long time...

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What Professor Kulila said is not good news. A cursed magic circle. I see. If the teacher and his family were cursed and acted to conceal their identities, came to Vagado to find Professor Kulila, and were forced to leave to protect their daughter from being hurt, then this is completely understandable. But what kind of person would use such a sinister method as a curse to harm a teacher? From what I know, the Talros family is not the kind of person who would cause trouble. Is it an accident?

If you didn't tell me that the magic circle was a magic circle, I wouldn't have been able to tell it was a magic circle. There were strange lines and graffiti, and even the professor could only decipher some simple words. Was it an accident?

Although Reina seemed to know something, she was in a very bad state. Was it something that she couldn't tell me? Was it really something about a family secret? And who was that person called Korra?

In short, this matter is definitely related to the disappearance of the teacher and others. Since the teacher came to Egypt to investigate, it means that there may be nothing useful in the UK. It seems that we have to investigate it carefully here.