Hogwarts: I am Voldemort.

Chapter 61 The Different Draco

In the Eagle Academy class on Thursday, Voldemort taught them the black defense skills of the Eagle Academy:
Wisdom wins!

In fact, this has already been spread in the classrooms of the senior grades, and many students of the Eagle Academy in the lower grades already know it, but after all, Voldemort has to tell it himself, so that they can understand it more comprehensively.

Different from the "mang" of the Lion Academy and the "diligence" of the Badger Academy, the wisdom of the Lion Academy has the art of war:
Know thyself, ever-victorious!
Be prepared for danger in times of peace and be prepared for danger!
Generally with this kind of thinking, increase your comprehensive understanding of things, consider problems from a long-term perspective, and avoid fighting unprepared battles. This is the guiding ideology.

When put into practice, it is "reckless" and "diligence", both of which must be learned.

The requirements are very high, and other academies may not be able to do it, but for the studious and intelligent Eagle Academy, this is really not a problem.

As long as they can clear their minds, as long as they have a study plan, Eagle Academy can always show superior wisdom.

As a result, various combat techniques for different scenarios were developed, and various actual combat was put on the agenda. Eagle Academy, which had always had no sense of presence in combat, suddenly burst into a wave of enthusiasm for actual combat.

Regarding this, Dean Flitwick had mixed feelings. As a duellist, he certainly hoped that the children of his academy would learn skills from himself.

But if the children are too active and end up on the road to the Lion Academy...

Sorrow, worry, worry, my proud disciple has caused me a lot of trouble.

Of course Voldemort didn't care about Dean Flitwick's melancholy, he just set the fire.

Whoever is the dean will handle the matter of putting out the fire. He didn't receive that salary, so he didn't worry about it.

In Young Snake's class in the afternoon, he talked about the dark magic skills belonging to Slytherin:
Strong spell wins.

Unlike the other three academies, here are basically pure blood, so the stability and strength of magic power are guaranteed.

In this case, there is no need to play false at all, it is directly a powerful offensive magic, just practice hard.

Just learn two from the control department, as long as it is enough, the same is true for the defense department.

The rest is all about attacking, nothing except your weapon, fainting, falling apart... Throwing one is counted as one, and if you can hold it, you count as bull B.

This kind of rough education is quite popular among the little snakes, and Percy's powerful magic display has also conquered some of the little snakes - the worship of the strong has long been engraved in the genes of the snake yard.

And Percy Weasley, who was born in pure blood and had always had excellent grades, was also quite talented in offensive magic.

The teaching process went smoothly, and to Voldemort's surprise, Draco didn't mess up the class.

Not only that, he was also very calm and restrained - although his dissatisfaction with Percy could still be seen in his eyebrows and eyes, he didn't say a word.

As for him looking at himself... His eyes flickered and avoided, obviously he didn't want to meet his gaze.

This aroused Voldemort's interest. Of course he knew that Draco was called home by his father last weekend, but he didn't know exactly what happened.

But looking at Draco's performance today, he has indeed matured a lot.

For this reason, during the battle practice, Voldemort deliberately approached him.

"Good job, Draco."

Voldemort came up to him, leaned down and forced him to meet his gaze, "What offensive magic do you want to choose? I think I can give you some advice."

After all, Draco, who couldn't hold back Voldemort, still looked into Voldemort's eyes, and just for a moment, Voldemort saw something different from those light gray eyes.

Restrained, hidden and indifferent, this child is obviously blocking his emotions.

Occlumency...

In an instant, Voldemort made an accurate judgment.

This is the education of the Malfoy family?

With curiosity in his heart, while talking with Draco, he quietly used a silent spell to activate Legilimency.

Using this magic through a silent spell, the effect is not strong, and Voldemort deliberately controls it, Draco didn't even notice anything unusual.

But Voldemort had read his heart:
Don't pay attention to him...refuse to communicate with him...restrain your emotions...treat everything calmly...don't be arrogant...listen to your father...

This kid is a bit messed up.

Voldemort quickly gave up on communicating with him. An 11-year-old child is a bit ahead of his time learning Occlumency, but Draco does have a talent for this in memory.

And learning Occlumency, in Voldemort's view, is a good thing.

This unpopular and uncommon magic is simply tailor-made for dark wizards.

It not only allows the dark wizard to hide his dark, evil and conspiratorial thoughts, but also allows the dark wizard to restrain his desires.

Death Eaters never knew what Voldemort was thinking, not even Dumbledore - if he could have predicted Voldemort's thoughts accurately, Harry's parents would not have died.

Even in the remnant state, Voldemort still possesses a powerful Occlumency technique, which is why he dared to face Dumbledore.

Of course, he didn't dare to be as obvious as Snape, the cold and empty eyes were Snape's patent.

If Voldemort had done that, he was sure the old bee would have raided his lair that night.

Therefore, when he uses Occlumency, the way of expression is not to restrain, but to let out, let out another personality, and then cooperate with his behavior to confuse the other party.

Being forced to act was painful, which was one of the reasons he didn't like meeting the old bee.

But anyway, Occlumency was good, so he decided to give Draco some favors.

The time soon came to Saturday. According to the agreement, he had to hand in his homework that night, but for Draco's sake, he still asked for leave.

The reason was the Manchester United game, and the old bee expressed his understanding. He supported Voldemort's move in a text message: Doing things that make you happy can relieve the fatigue caused by work.

What a good headmaster, Hogwarts deserves to be better and better.

Before walking into Old Trafford, Voldemort went to the Ella Owl shop and mailed a handwritten diary to the loyal Sir Lucius Malfoy.

That is Quirrell's Occlumency experience, which contains solid information, discussing the effective assistance of psychology courses for Occlumency learning:

The analysis of psychologists can allow Occlumency learners to understand the peak of their emotions faster, which is conducive to our control and growth.

Voldemort agreed with this theory very much, so he took this book as a gift and gave it to one of the only men he had contact with, and marked it as a Christmas gift.

When Lucius received the gift, he was completely dumbfounded...

An early Christmas present?

Merlin's beard, is this really my master?

Wasn't he under the Confusion Curse, or the Imperius Curse?

Christmas present... Shouldn't Avada eat a big melon?

No matter how surprised he was, he finally read the notebook carefully, and after thinking about it, he chose to give it a try.

So on Sunday, Draco was brought into the Muggle world by his father...

God is sorry, this is his first real contact with the Muggle world, and the first thing he did was to see a doctor...

My dear father, we are not sick! ! !

　Draco: I'm sick and need to be treated~~~~
　　
　
(End of this chapter)