Fire Bearer at Hogwarts

Chapter 16 What is Black Magic? (Tactical Spread)
Among the students in the third grade, Ash actually paid more attention to the third-grade courses. After all, the third-grade students have begun to mature...and their minds have also matured.

Ash thinks that these students should be able...to face black magic calmly...if they don't know the darkness of the world...how can they understand the reason for their becoming stronger.

You must know that in Biheim... a routine trip every year will kill a lot of people... some are killed by terrible monsters, and some are killed by their own robes...

There is a rule in Biheim: there are no taboos in the law. This law is not the law, but magic... There is no taboo in magic, and the same... It is difficult for students under this rule to abide by the rules. These students will face darkness as soon as they graduate The mages and spies of the school have to be vigilant to everyone around them from the moment they enter school.

As long as he is not caught on the spot, killing his own robe will not cause anything. In such a world, the dead are so normal, and the greatest curse is not being able to die.

Ash looked at the students walking into the classroom and chuckled lightly. This inexplicable laughter frightened the little lions and little badgers.

After a simple roll call, Ash took out his wand, "Gentlemen... Our textbook this year is "Encyclopedia of Dark Creatures". To be honest, this book is more like an "Encyclopedia of Animals." Ash was not stingy about his dislike for this textbook.

Too weak, the creature inside is too weak.

Ash looked at the laughing students in the audience, and laughed himself, "So I decided that we should not read this textbook."

He looked at the students and nodded, "Today, gentlemen, I will let you know why black magic is black magic...and why we are afraid of it."

His tone became more gloomy, and these students also felt that the air seemed to be getting colder.

"First, invite one of us..." Ash thought for a while, "Our teaching assistant."

He pulled a Cornish elf out of a drawer, chattering away, as if unaware of his impending doom.

"First of all, I want to emphasize: I am not teaching you black magic, but telling you why they are black magic."

As soon as Ash finished speaking, he flicked his right hand.

"Avada Kedavra!"

In an instant, a green light appeared in Ash's hand, and behind him seemed to be a death-like black shadow, and the green spell with a thick wrist hit the elf in the cage in an instant.

Amidst the screams of the students, the Cornish elf lost its life and the invisible soul was absorbed by Ash.

Ash put away his wand, looked at the screaming students in their seats and shook his head slightly, "This is black magic... Gentlemen, if my target is you... what should you do?"

Speaking of pointing his wand slightly downward at these students, the Gryffindor students are okay, but the little badgers are almost jumping up in fright.

"Don't be nervous, gentlemen." Ash put away his wand, his tone seemed calm, but it was a bit scary to the ears of these students.

It was obvious that Ash had made a deep impression on these students with just one lesson, and made them rank him in a more terrifying position than Snape.

"Does anyone know... why Avada Kedavra is one of the three unforgivable curses?"

A boy from the Lion House raised his hand tremblingly. Ash thought about his name, "Mr. Geer."

"Teacher, my name is Green..." Green's words temporarily dilute the coldness in the classroom.

Several students chuckled subconsciously.

Ash shrugged, motioning for him to continue.

"Because, because the Killing Curse kills the soul . . . kills instantly."

Green finished speaking intermittently.

Ash nodded slightly, "Five points for Gryffindor." As he spoke, he waved slightly for Green to sit down.

"Mr. Green is right..." Ash pointed to the lifeless elf and said, "The Killing Curse will directly kill the soul..." In fact, it was taking the soul.

"And it also requires the user to have a strong hatred, a hatred that puts the target to death...Obviously, I wanted this noisy elf to die a long time ago..." Ash waved his wand and put away the cage .

The elf corpse inside scares the students a little.

"Next question, if now I am a dark wizard and want to kill you... what should you do?"

Ash looked at the students in the audience and asked, "If I use the Killing Curse, what should you do?"

"Run away!" said a little Badger, to a roar of laughter.

"Good choice..." Ash nodded slightly, "But you can't outrun me... After all, you are just a student, aren't you?"

"Fight!" It was a little lion, and he waved his wand at Ash, as if he was about to cast some terrible spell.

Ash just looked at him and shook his head, "It's more stupid than running away... There is still a chance to run away, and fighting is undoubtedly death."

"Professor, are you encouraging us to escape? Encourage us to do it, to be deserters?" A little badger felt a little unbelievable.

Although she agrees.

The lions looked dissatisfied. It was obvious that running away was shameful in their eyes.

Ash smiled when he heard Badger's question, "I'm not encouraging you to run away...you've all ignored something very important...your wisdom."

"This is Hogwarts..." he said softly, "You just need to shake out the red sparks..."

He paused, "Dumbledore will come to save you...and once I know that Dumbledore will come, then I will run away..."

"But what if you're not at school?" a little badger asked, looking worried.

"Good question." Ash nodded, "This is the core problem... What should you do without Dumbledore?"

Looking at the students who were thinking about it, Ash smiled, "Obviously, you can only wait to die." Obviously he said it with a smile, but the students did see the serious coldness on his face .

Yeah...we'll just have to die.

"But..." a girl from Gryffindor asked, "There are no dark wizards anymore."

"That's right." The other students followed suit, as if this was their life-saving straw.

Ash shook his head and looked at the students seriously: "We shouldn't be so naive... Black magic has never been far away... It's not that the world has become safer, but that you haven't seen the real world."

"Write a three-foot paper before the next class on what to do if you encounter a dark wizard."

Looking at these unhappy students walking out of the classroom... Ash realized that if he really wanted to teach this class well, he would not only need a demonstration in class... but actually take them to face each other. against darkness.

For some reason, Ash felt that he suddenly became interested in this class... Maybe it was because he remembered his teacher?Or maybe he didn't want to see the world fall into darkness?

(End of this chapter)