Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

No more gossip, let’s get down to business.

Douglas glanced at Theodore's actions and said to the class:

"I know everyone has more or less learned some black magic from their elders or books...

Of course, you don't need to be nervous.

In fact, as your Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, I have no objection to your learning behavior.

After all, knowing black magic does not mean being a dark wizard, and black magic is not completely evil magic.

But perhaps no one has ever told you that using black magic casually, especially those advanced black magic,

What negative impact will it have on yourself..."

At this time, Malfoy hesitated, raised his hand and said:

"Professor, my father said that black magic is a very destructive magic. It can protect you from being bullied and win the respect of others..."

Douglas recalled the description of Lucius in the original book. He was not a powerful wizard, and he seemed weak whether fighting alone or in a group.

But it is this person who, by using cunning, shrewdness and the ability to judge the situation, has become the most successful person in the entire magical world.

Perhaps Lucius had also thought that if he had great power, his life would not be so tiring.

After hearing Malfoy's answer, the other Slytherin students nodded in agreement.

In their view, only by being strong can one be respected by others. Why do the seniors in their school have the right to order them around? Isn't it because they are stronger than them?

Douglas nodded:

"You're right. Because of its powerful destructive power, it's easy for people to get lost in black magic and forget the harm it can cause to themselves.

It seems that some people are confused about this, haha, although this is something you will learn in two years.

But I don’t mind giving you a little explanation here so that you don’t become ignorant of the dangers and end up hurting yourself and others.

Why are there so many people in the wizarding world who are opposed to dark magic? Are they just afraid of its extremely destructive power?

No! It is because using black magic will harm your health, both physical and spiritual. The stronger the black magic, the greater the damage.

To put it bluntly, you all claim to be of noble, pure-blooded families.

I certainly don't want to be mentally disturbed, crazy, irritable, slovenly, and covered in dirt.

Even if your hair falls out, or a part of your face is missing, you might look weird when facing others...

The consequences of black magic cannot be reversed by using potions...

Oh, you don’t believe it?

Has anyone here been to Knockturn Alley?

Then you should have seen the state of those dark wizards inside, right?

Do you want to be that kind of person in the future?

And as far as I know, there was a master of black magic who often wandered around in uninhabited forests, stinking ditches, and uninhabited dilapidated houses in order to study black magic.

In the end, he ended up having no nose and no hair on his body. He was a nervous wreck all day long, and he would just giggle and say "Hey hey hey" to everyone he met..."

Draco Malfoy touched his meticulously combed hair and said with disgust:

"Without a single hair, it's just an...egg, isn't it?"

Douglas suppressed his smile and said:

"Yes, it's a boiled egg! Just like the boiled egg served at Hogwarts breakfast, bare and without a nose...

When you have the chance to see him in the future, show him your perfect and delicate face and your beautiful and lush hair.

Then laugh at him and call him a boiled egg. I believe Slytherin's courage is no less than Gryffindor's...

Of course, after you finish speaking, remember to run away quickly..."

When others thought of that image, they couldn't help but laugh at it.

Douglas noted that

Theodore, who had been sitting in the corner, subconsciously touched his nose and then his hair.

Theodore was frightened by Douglas' words. After touching his hair, he always felt that he had lost some hair.

He remembered that he found two strands of his fallen hair on the bed two days ago. Could it be because he secretly practiced the Fire Spell?

He even thought of his father, old Nott...

I have to say that most Slytherins have relatively good genes, with many handsome men and beautiful women.

After listening to Douglas's talk about the consequences of using black magic, those who had secretly practiced black magic could not help but start to worry about their image.

Some of them even began to recall that their family members who were Death Eaters seemed to have suffered from some of the aftereffects of the dark arts that Professor Holmes had mentioned.

Of course, Douglas would not explain to them at this time that there are many types of black magic, and not all black magic will cause serious health consequences.

He also didn't believe that just based on his words, there would be no dark wizards in Slytherin in the future.

He simply planted a seed in the minds of these young Slytherins that dark magic could be harmful to them.

As for how many will germinate, he cannot predict it now.

However, he really wanted to see the scene when these Slytherins had the opportunity to meet Voldemort in the future...

Seeing the group of people lost in thought, Douglas clapped his hands:

"If you are really interested in the dark arts,

My personal suggestion is to wait until you are in fourth grade and truly understand the black magic before you choose to study it.

Exposure to those things too early will be more harmful to your health...

Now let’s get back to the content of this lesson…”

Chapter 66 Yes, this is my purpose

At this time, everyone remembered that they were still having a practical class.

Douglas said to Theodore and Crabbe:

"You can go back to the classroom and write a reflection on this practical class. 12 inches..."

Theodore was stunned. What was he writing when he hadn't even taken a few steps outside?

Crabbe was equally confused. He actually had to do homework? And do it alone...

What's your experience? Keep running?

I can’t write!

He looked anxiously at his boss, Draco.

Draco's eyes were also a little anxious, after all, Crabbe hadn't said anything yet.

He saw the same look in Crabbe's eyes and thought that he was thinking the same thing as himself. He couldn't help but feel warm in his heart. It was worth it that he had followed him for so long and finally got it.

So, Draco raised his hand and said, observing Douglas's expression:

"Professor, I've thought carefully about the rules just now. You didn't require those entering to conceal the information in the passage.

Of course, this is just my little guess...

You know, Slytherin is a tight-knit group..."

Under Douglas's sharp gaze, Draco Malfoy felt that he could no longer make up a story.

Douglas shook his head inwardly, thinking that this child was always trying to imitate his father's ways, but his performance was neither fish nor fowl.

He did not care, but smiled and said:

"Of course, I'm glad you realized this, but the prerequisite is that the student is willing to share his information!"

As soon as he finished speaking, all the students turned their eyes to Crabbe.

This made Theodore who was standing by very angry. Obviously, everyone had been there before.

Why do you think a silly guy knows more than me?

Poor Theodore, he still doesn't know that the map on the wall will show a person's coordinates.

Of course, everyone saw Theodore above. He failed before he even completed one-third of the first passage.

And Crabbe was almost done with the second passage.

Crabbe saw that his classmates were all looking at him.

He blinked in grievance at first, wanting to say that this was not what he originally wanted to say.

But after seeing Draco's encouraging yet threatening look.

He had no choice but to tell his situation in a disjointed manner:

"When I went in, I found that it looked like a cave...

...I just kept running forward...there seemed to be a few puddles,

I even tripped...

After I turned the corner...

There's a huge shadow chasing me...

I kept running forward...

Finally, I saw a pair of green eyes..."

The other students were confused. It felt like they were listening to someone recounting a vague dream after waking up.

They had no choice but to look at Theodore on the side.

Theodore was also confused as to why Crabbe encountered the monster only in the second level, while he encountered it in the first level.

Could it be that the professor adjusted the difficulty level based on the students' abilities?

Seeing his classmates looking at him, he said with an expression of approval:

"Yes, that's right, it is indeed a pair of green eyes!"

After saying that, he turned and walked out of the classroom. Crabbe hesitated for a moment and left as well.

The remaining Slytherins frowned, probably knowing that the strange creature had existed from the beginning.

Draco asked again tentatively:

"Professor, can we discuss this?"

Douglas nodded:

"Of course, but I need to remind you that each class has a limited time..."

Draco glanced at the rest of the group.

Pansy Parkinson whispered a reminder:

"Don't forget the spells the professor taught us. I think since he taught us in the last class, this class must be useful!"

So, Draco unceremoniously chose a classmate who had already learned the detection spell and entered the passage again.

By the end of the get out of class, there were still four Slytherin students who had not entered, including Draco.

They spent most of their time discussing

During this period, Draco reminded everyone many times:

“Everyone who comes out must tell the situation of the tunnel without reservation.

We strive to come up with a perfect way to pass the level, so that we can ensure that everyone can pass it perfectly the second time.

If someone conceals something and ends up being surpassed by Gryffindor, I, Draco, will definitely tell the prefect, the Head Boy, and even the Dean..."

Although the other Slytherin students had selfish motives, they also knew that this matter concerned the honor of the house. It would be horrible if Slytherin really ranked behind Gryffindor because of their information.

But the information provided by the people who come out each time is different.

Some said that as soon as they entered and cast the detection spell, they discovered that there were creatures nearby. Finally, in a panic, they saw a pair of green eyes in the water...

(Slytherin: Use the Mist Charm to cover up the reflection!)