Hogwarts: I know a million points of black magic

Chapter 137 Dumbledore's Hesitation

Just when Neville yelled that my life was over, he suddenly realized that the menacing Death Curse had exploded directly on him.

"I'm still alive?" Neville touched the place where he was just hit by the Killing Curse in disbelief, feeling like he was alive after a catastrophe.

"How?" Lester handed over the wand generously, and said, "This is how this toy can be sold for 10 Galleons."

"That's right!" Neville is now a person who has seen the world, and quickly reacted, picked up the wand, and looked at it carefully.

"Avada ate a big melon!" Suddenly, Neville picked up his wand, waved it lightly at the surrounding ground, and at the same time shouted the death curse.

In an instant, a lightning-like green killing curse shot out from the wand and hit the ground hard.

Not surprisingly, the seemingly vicious Killing Curse hit the ground, instead of causing any damage, it dissipated immediately.

"I want this wand!" After seeing the magic of this wand, Neville took out 10 Gold Galleons and handed them to Lester without any hesitation.

After receiving the Gallon from Neville, Leicester directly took Gallon into his arms.

Then, Neville cheerfully took his wand and went out to harm other students.

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While Lester was happily counting the money, Dumbledore stared at the water in front of him with a gloomy face in the headmaster's room on the eighth floor of Hogwarts. The thing about Neville selling wands.

"This child, he may be a disaster!" Dumbledore's face was ugly.

Since Lester entered Hogwarts, he has paid attention to Lester's embarrassment. He thought that he would be like McGonagall and become his helper, but unexpectedly, this kid is completely a dark devil division.

When Justin was bullied before and Lester came to help, Dumbledore still admired Lester very much, but when he saw that he had been mistreating Marcus, Dumbledore's attitude towards Lester began to change. There have been some subtle changes.

Here in Dumbledore, bad people can bully good people, but if good people do bad things, it will never be allowed by Dumbledore.

This is not over yet, Dumbledore also noticed Leicester's talent for learning illusion. In just one afternoon, he practiced illusion to that extent. How can Dumbledore not be stunned? .

As a result, as soon as this kid learned illusion, he used illusion to fool his classmates, and told his classmates that the four heirs left treasures in Hogwarts. This kid is really a bad breed.

Not to mention Leicester's next fight against Wanske and Malfoy.

For Dumbledore, Malfoy's first provocation was put aside by him, and he only talked about Lester's revenge.

Dumbledore is not a good old man who does not allow good people to protect him, but he only allows good people to use self-defense. Of course, this self-defense is very maneuverable.

According to Dumbledore's thinking, even if Lester went to seek revenge on Malfoy, he could only teach Malfoy a little lesson.

But Dumbledore's point of view runs counter to Lester's point of view, because Lester's point of view is that since he has already offended him, he should stop doing it and destroy the other party directly from the physical level.

Now Dumbledore is still there, so Lester decided to give Dumbledore a little face, just to eliminate his opponent from the spiritual level. As a result, in Dumbledore's view, this is undoubtedly unforgivable.

Just like Tom Riddle, the reason for Voldemort's blackening, Dumbledore's old stubbornness definitely played a lot.

First of all, when he was in the orphanage, it was obviously those orphans who bullied Riddle first. As a result, Tom used magic to tease those children just to fight back. As a result, in Dumbledore's eyes, this was treason.

This is too outrageous, if someone comes up for no reason and slaps you, then slaps you again, points at your nose and calls you a useless waste.

In the end, you were so angry that you injured the person who provoked you, and in the end you were punished instead. Why?Just because the perpetrator was more injured than him?
"This child should not stay in Hogwarts." Dumbledore's face was gloomy, and he directly issued the death sentence to Lester.

Dumbledore has also summed up his mistakes over the years, such as why Tom became the murderous Voldemort.

He also admitted that he played a big role in it, such as locking Tom in the cabinet and burning Tom to death with fire to scare him.

As a result, it was just the opposite. Instead of letting Tom know his mistake, he also let Tom know one of the most important truths in life in advance.

That's why big fists make sense!

That day, although Tom admitted his mistake, Dumbledore knew that Tom was only forced to admit his mistake by him. Later, Tom also lived up to everyone's expectations and put into practice the principles he learned from that day.

Therefore, Dumbledore also realized his mistake, that is, the bad boy Tom should not be allowed to study at Hogwarts.

If it wasn't for the fact that I was so idle back then, I ran to teach Tom, and then took him to Hogwarts to study, where would this terrifying Dark Lord appear.

I should have gritted my teeth and stomped my feet, and left Tom in the orphanage directly, making him a Muggle for life.

Perhaps relying on Tom's magical talent, he might be able to become a great magician in the Muggle world.

Just when Dumbledore was hesitating whether to dismiss Lester directly, the door of the principal's office was suddenly opened.

Flitwick, head of Ravenclaw, walked in directly.

"Albus, a classmate found me recently and asked me some questions about Hogwarts, so I have some questions for you too"

Dumbledore looked at Flitwick who came in suddenly, nodded, and stretched out a finger. Then, the chair in front of the octagonal table was pulled away by invisible force.

Flitwick wasn't too polite, he sat down directly, and said straight to the point: "Someone reported to me that there seems to be some changes in our Hogwarts Filch."

"You know, Filch is a squib who can't cast magic. This is the conclusion we came to together at the beginning. In order to cast magic, he has found many ways over the years."

Dumbledore listened carefully to Flitwick's narration, and he also knew that Filch was a genuine Squib, which was also the conclusion he had personally checked.

In fact, Filch approached him for this reason, and wanted him to solve his problems. Unfortunately, he was only the headmaster of Hogwarts, not Merlin, so naturally he couldn't help Filch.

(End of this chapter)