Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

"Ron, I haven't asked you yet.

Who did you try to cast a slug-spitting spell on, and it backfired?"

As soon as Douglas finished asking, Ron's face turned red and he gritted his teeth and said nothing.

Harry wanted to laugh but didn't dare to. He had a chicken foot in his mouth, and his face was flushed red, not sure if it was because of the spiciness or because he was trying to hold it in.

Hermione stuck out her tongue and said:

"It's Malfoy! Because he called me a 'mudblood'," Ron rushed over.

I mean, I didn't know what it meant, but of course, it sounded pretty rude..."

Ron looked up and said breathlessly:

“It was a very vicious remark and everyone was furious.

Mudblood is a derogatory term for people of Muggle-born origin.

Some wizards, like the Malfoys, always feel they are superior to others because they are so-called pure-bloods..."

Ron wiped the sweat from his forehead and continued:

"Mudblood is a really ugly name, meaning a dirty, inferior bloodline.

And now most wizards are half-blood.

If we hadn't intermarried with Muggles, we would have been extinct long ago...

I mean, Professor, you must severely punish those Slytherins..."

Harry leaned over to Ron's ear and said:

"Don't forget, Professor Holmes is also a Muggle-born..."

Hagrid suddenly slammed the table, first looking at Hermione, then at Douglas.

"Ron's words reminded me of something."

Douglas shrugged, knowing what Hagrid was going to say.

Hagrid said to the three little ones:

“What you are going through today, I remember happening many years ago.

But I remember that Douglas and Bill took those Slytherin kids who had just come out of the school infirmary.

Go back to the school clinic again!

Ha ha! "

Then Hagrid said proudly to Hermione:

"So, don't take it to heart. You should know that the spells that Hermione can't use haven't been invented yet.

And look at Douglas, he is also a Muggle-born, but he is also very outstanding..."

Douglas certainly remembered that incident, which almost drove Professor Snape crazy.

Things were actually very simple at that time.

At that time, we had just experienced the college war.

Several Slytherins who were sent to the school infirmary by Douglas were dissatisfied.

As soon as he left the school clinic, he couldn't wait to find Douglas in the orchard and challenged him to a private duel.

Douglas had just made a mistake, and he didn't want to make another one and get expelled from school.

But those Slytherins seemed very ignorant.

He cursed Douglas, saying he was a mudblood who only knew how to deal with mud.

At that time, Douglas knew that mudblood was an insult.

But for children who grew up in rural areas in the north in their previous lives, their swear words were really weak.

If he were to curse back in Chinese, he would definitely curse so hard that the eighteen generations of ancestors of those pure-blood families would be so angry that they would come back from the world of the dead to beat him up.

Although he didn't care, Bill, who was standing next to him, couldn't stand it anymore.

Green spells were cast out directly.

Seeing this, Douglas also drew out his wand and cooperated with Bill.

He directly sent the Slytherins who had just left the school infirmary back to the school infirmary.

Professor McGonagall, Professor Sprout, and Professor Snape rushed over after hearing the news and saw the scene in front of them.

For the sake of unity at Hogwarts and to protect their students, each house was given thirty lashes.

Plan to keep things quiet.

Although the professors all hated the term Mudblood, especially Snape.

But there was no way Snape would really offend those pure-blood families just for that word.

After all, when he was studying at Hogwarts, he was Lucius Malfoy's little follower.

He also used Lucius's connections to get into the pure-blood family's circle of friends...

In everyone's opinion, giving each of them a slap on the wrist is the best solution.

Those who cursed were hospitalized and put in solitary confinement, and those who hit were also put in solitary confinement. The professors were very satisfied that the situation did not continue to deteriorate.

But Douglas had no intention of letting those guys go.

Chapter 39 Ollivander, the old liar

So, when the professors were about to leave, they suddenly asked:

"But you didn't tell me what a mudblood is!

Why did Bill and you get so angry when you heard about the Mudblood?

Why do Slytherin students think I'm a Mudblood?

It was you, Professor Snape, who taught them what a Mudblood was?

So you think I'm a Mudblood too?

Is it because I'm a Muggle-born that I'm a Mudblood?

Why haven't I heard the word "Mudblood" from students in other colleges?

Are Mudbloods not allowed to be friends with purebloods and half-bloods?

Mudblood..."

Douglas's face was calm and his tone was cool, but he kept mentioning the word "Mudblood" in every sentence.

Bill stood aside and clearly felt that the air pressure around him was wrong.

He carefully tugged at Douglas's corner to silence him.

Professor McGonagall and Professor Sprout had tears in their eyes.

They felt that they could hear countless grievances and unwillingness from Douglas's mouth.

The two professors decided on the spot that they would never let the two children suffer any punishment.

We must never let this child suffer any more injustice.

But before the two professors, overflowing with maternal love, could speak.

Professor Snape, who was standing by, heard Douglas calling him a mudblood.

His face became paler and paler, and finally, a strong magical aura appeared around Snape.

Her shoulder-length hair flew in disorder behind her head.

The long robe on his body was also fluttering in the wind.

Professors McGonagall and Sprout were so frightened that they drew their wands and protected Bill and Douglas behind them.

However, Snape did nothing but roared:

"You! No! Don't say those three words again!"

After he finished speaking, without waiting for the other two professors to react, he simply threw away his robe and turned to leave.

Douglas suddenly felt an inexplicable force that made his voice stop abruptly...

Anyway, Douglas later heard about those Slytherins who were sent to the school infirmary.

In the Potions class on the day they left the school infirmary, they were required to drink the potion they brewed themselves.

Unfortunately, they brewed the potion incorrectly, resulting in an unknown toxin in the potion.

They were in so much pain that even Professor Snape, the master of potions, couldn't save them.

He was then sent directly to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries for a month of rehabilitation.

As soon as he left the school infirmary, Douglas and Bill sent him back to the infirmary. When he left the infirmary again, they used their own potion to send him to the hospital.

Douglas smiled and sincerely observed a moment of silence for them.

Coming back to his senses, his gaze fell on Hagrid's hut.

Everyone was still citing various examples to comfort Hermione.

Hermione couldn't help but blush all the way to her ears amidst the praise.

Douglas did not try to comfort her about this, as he believed Hermione would not care too much about it.

Of course, this depends on the environment.

In fact, the reason why people really disliked the word Mudblood was more during Voldemort's first reign.

Being called a Mudblood meant death, and the destruction of the entire family.

The fact that this word has evolved from a derogatory term to a sign of death is the reason why people of all backgrounds hate it so much.

During Voldemort's reign, his slogan was: (Mudbloods) Muggle-borns are "shameless thieves" who stole magic and wands from wizards.

The Death Eaters under his command took it as their mission to eliminate Muggle blood, killing and burning people everywhere.

As a result, in that era, if someone was called a Mudblood, he or she would likely become the next target of the Death Eaters.

Ever since the demon Fu disappeared more than a decade ago, people have subconsciously forgotten the fear brought by the word "Mudblood".

But some people still hate this word, including some peace-loving pure-blood families.

After all, in the wizarding world where there are more and more Muggle-born wizards, no matter how pure one's bloodline is, there are bound to be a few Muggle-born friends.

Although Douglas did not remember this plot in the original book, he did remember that Ron's wand was broken.

If I remember correctly, it seems that in the original book, Lockhart was betrayed by Ron's bad wand.

Ron saw Douglas staring at him strangely.

I couldn't help but put down the chicken feet in my hand, smiled awkwardly and said:

“This thing is really delicious, so delicious that I’m a little addicted!

Hahaha…..Ahaha…

Professor, if you have something to say, just tell me directly. It scares me when you look at me straight in the face."

Douglas came back to his senses and coughed awkwardly:

"Ahem, I heard your wand is broken. Can you show it to me?"

Ron breathed a sigh of relief, quickly took out his wand, and handed it over with a blushing face.

When Douglas saw the appearance of the wand, he couldn't help but look at Ron again.

Wow, the wand was wrapped with tape. After Douglas untied the tape.

Looking at the wand that was about to break into two pieces, he couldn't imagine what kind of luck Ron had in the original book.

I used a wand like this and haven't been killed by it until the end of the semester.

"Ron, if I remember correctly, this seems to be Charlie's wand.

12 inches, ash wood, unicorn tail hair."