Hogwarts Begins in 1938

Chapter 34 Peaceful Campus Life

In the train compartment, Elena calmed down and continued to ask.

"And then? What happened after you met that man?"

Putting aside his admiration for the good man Delacour, Haven went on to talk about his rich vacation.

"You and that man learn black magic?"

"What? You followed that man to attack the Polish Ministry of Magic?"

"You still killed someone?"

Elena was always taken aback when he told the story, but compared to her later life of learning black magic, Elena was obviously more surprised by his participation in the wizard war, especially when she knew that he actually killed someone , I forgot to lower my voice, and called out directly. Fortunately, he had cast a spell on the carriage before, otherwise the people in the surrounding carriages would have heard it.

"That's right, I killed someone, a wizard from the Polish Ministry of Magic. Although I still don't know the name, I did."

Haiwen didn't lie to others, but directly told the truth. He had a hunch that he would not do less of this kind of thing in the future. He could not lie forever if he cheated for a while. He didn't want to lie with Elena, so, Now let's see if Elena can accept the fact that he killed someone, if not...

Thinking that he might lose his friend Elena, Haiwen's heart twitched. He clenched his hands on his knees tightly, lowered his head, and waited for the final verdict.

After a period of unspeakable silence, Elena recovered from the shock, stretched out both hands to hold Haiwen's hand, looked at him and asked with concern: "Then are you injured?"

Feeling the familiar warmth from his hands, and hearing Elena's pure concern, Haiwen breathed a sigh of relief, and said with a smile, "Of course not, am I here well? I am Haiwen Sidi. Michael, you solved your opponent without breaking even a layer of skin."

Then the two skipped over the murder in a tacit understanding, and talked about Grindelwald's actions in Poland.

"So, the Polish Ministry of Magic has been captured?" Elena asked thoughtfully, turning the small teacup.

"That's right, I guess it's not just the Ministry of Magic, but most wizards in Poland should succumb." Haiwen took out a small cake from the love lunch box, took a bite, and affirmed, at the same time once again complaining that the means of communication in the magic world is really bad. It is too backward, Poland has fallen, and there is no news here in the UK, and it is still under the situation that Lao Ge sent people to spread it everywhere.

"I don't know if it will hit us?" Elena asked with a little expectation and a little worry.

"No, don't worry, Grindelwald and Dumbledore have an agreement not to invade each other, so they will definitely not come to England." Haven poured a mouthful of red tea, held his stomach and let out a sigh of relief, then waved his hands , explained.

"Really~" Elena couldn't tell what she felt when she heard the words, she seemed to be disappointed and relieved at the same time, but in short she was very conflicted.

"Okay, okay, we can't control what they do, we just do our own thing well, the next day may be a little messy, we have to improve our strength quickly, and we must protect ourselves no matter what the situation Only then can you think about other things.”

"Besides, you still have to protect your mother. If you don't have strength, you can't do it. In the next six months, I will give you special training to ensure that you can make rapid progress."

Thinking of the special training mentioned by Hai Wen, thinking of the so-called 718 learning method, Elena shuddered, but thinking of her mother, her expression became firm again. Although she didn't answer, her clenched fists already explained everything .

There was no accident on the train back to school, and it was safe and sound from the beginning to the end. This relieved all the little wizards who had experienced a train robbery, but one person seemed a little dissatisfied. When he got off the train, Haven heard the Auror complaining in a low voice, why no one came out to let him beat him up.

Taking another look at this Auror with a particularly strong desire to fight, Haiwen thought in his heart, if he wants to fight, after Tom completes his transformation and becomes Voldemort, there will be countless battles waiting for him, and he hopes he can survive by then Bar.

Thinking of Tom, he really didn't notice what the future second-generation Dark Lord was doing before, and they rarely saw each other except when they were in class.

After thinking about it for a while, Haiwen didn't care anymore. At this time, his strength was much stronger than the young Dark Lord. Avada had seen me beat me several times, and even defended him head-on. At this time, Tom probably didn't even know what the three Unforgivable Curses were, and he was probably still practicing the Disarming Curse hard.

After returning to school, one bad thing was that Haiwen couldn't find a chance to practice black magic, so he could only temporarily put it aside and start practicing silent spellcasting.

During this battle, he also found that if he chanted the spell loudly, people would have time to make corresponding preparations, which would greatly reduce the threat of the spell. In battle, most masters would cast spells silently, which would catch people off guard. Jin is A master of silent spells, I don't know if he is silent because he practiced silent spells.

Although there is no gold to ask for advice, Hogwarts is the most famous magic school, and the strength of the professors is beyond doubt. Most of them can cast spells silently. En can give guidance in this regard.

In the end, perhaps because he had met Lao Ge, Haiwen subconsciously avoided appearing in front of Lao Deng, and chose Slughorn as his target.

On this day, while Slughorn was teaching Elena to make potions, he suddenly appeared and made his request.

"Haha, you want to learn silent casting? I have to say that you can realize the benefits of silent casting at this age, which reflects your talent in combat, but let me say that it is still too difficult for you. It's a technique that you won't be exposed to until the sixth grade, you should focus on the spell in front of you, cast it first, wait a few years, and then consider the matter of silent casting."

Slughorn smiled happily. He knew something about Haven, not only about the train robbery before, but also about learning the spell from Dumbledore. Knowing how hard he practiced, although he didn't know why he made such a request, Slughorn was very friendly to a young wizard who was motivated and also showed some talent. Gives what you think is reasonable advice.

Haiwen looked at his face looking good for you, and advised him not to be too ambitious. Slughorn, who chanted the mantra honestly, stretched out his wand and waved it lightly.

"Guardian!" A slender physical silver dragon was summoned, hovering in the air with its teeth and claws open, roaring at Slughorn.

"The crucible is flying!" An idle crucible in the classroom suddenly flew towards him.

"There are many obstacles!" The crucible flying in the air seemed to be stuck in the mud, and the speed slowed down suddenly, and finally even stopped in the air.

"Bones to pieces!" A red light flashed, and amidst the sound of a huge explosion, the crucible in midair turned into a pile of scrap metal.

"Back to the original!" The scrap iron turned into an intact crucible again, and fell at Haiwen's feet.

At this time, the silver dragon that was facing the stunned Slughorn opened its mouth wide, and it was Haiwen's voice that came out of it.

"Professor, I think I should be qualified to learn silent spellcasting now."

(End of this chapter)