Fire Bearer at Hogwarts

Chapter 301 The Little Witch Who Learned Black Magic (Subscribe)

"Excuse me, Miss Stingley..." Ash waved lightly, and called the little witch who was absent-mindedly training over, which made the little wizards around cast curious glances.

"I bet the professor found out about her research on black magic." George on the side muttered.

Fred shook his head: "Maybe she secretly turned some poor child into a teacup?"

George curled his lips when he heard his joke, and then imitated Professor McGonagall's voice and said: "You violated Gump's law of transformation, and Gryffindor deducted ten points."

"You're talking nonsense..." Fred laughed, "This has nothing to do with Gump's law of transformation."

While the two were joking, the expressionless little witch had already arrived beside Ash.

She looked at Ash blankly, then tilted her head slightly: "Professor Embers, what's the matter?" The cold feeling in her words actually gave Ash the hope of returning to Biheim Feel.

He shook his head slightly and said, "You're trying black magic, right?"

Under Ash's eyes, the student Julianne Stingley nodded slightly, her reddish eyes looked at Ash curiously, as if thinking about how he knew.

"Is Legilimency right?" She asked suddenly.

Ash was taken aback by her question, he shook his head and said, "No way, Miss Stingley..."

"And I'm not here to send you into Azkaban." As he said, Ash waved his wand lightly, simulating the "Half-Blood Prince" notebook with his soul.

"Have you read this book?"

Under Ash's question, Julian nodded lightly: "It turns out that Woka told you... also, she and you have always had a good relationship." Listening to her muttering.

Ash nodded and said, "Miss Stingley, you have to understand that learning black magic is a very dangerous thing, even for fifth graders."

"I understand." Julian nodded and said, "My family has been studying the origin of black magic for generations, and no one understands black magic better than my family."

"Your family..." Ash was slightly taken aback. The Stingley family seemed to be just an ordinary wizard family, and he had never heard of anything special about this family.

But Julian didn't seem to explain to Ash, she continued to say: "Professor Embers, I think I will take care of myself, and I didn't study black magic... I was just studying them. "

"This spell that uses the darkness of human nature as its strength."

The corners of Julian's mouth curled up slightly: "It's charming, isn't it?"

Far less charming than soul...

Ash murmured in his heart, then shook his head at Julian and said, "I partly agree with your point of view, but Miss Stingley, if anything unexpected happens, you can come to the dueling magic class office to find me."

After finishing speaking, Ash flicked his wand, retracted the phantom, and secretly placed a small amount of soul on Julian, so that he could observe her state in real time.

It's not that he is so kind, but Ash is a little curious... Curious about the Stingley family that she said was extraordinary.

Maybe I should go find Professor Binns?
After class, Ash came to Professor Binns' office with strides, and he was staying there quietly reading a history book.

"Oh... Ash?" It wasn't too strange for him to see Ash's arrival, he closed the book and asked casually, "What's your problem?"

That's right, Professor Binns found that every time Ash came to see him, it was when he wanted to ask some questions. Don't you ever come to chat with the old man when you are bored?
"That's right, Professor Binns." Ash casually told Binns about Julian.

Hearing Ash's doubts about the Stingley family, Binns nodded slightly and said, "When I helped you find the Florens family... I paid attention to this family."

As he spoke, he took a thick-covered book from the shelf, flipped it a few times and said, "Here..."

"The Stingley family, the full name is Macedonian Slytherin Spencer..."

"Slytherin?" Ash heard the difference in the surname very keenly.

"Hmm..." Binns nodded and said, "Part of her blood comes from Slytherin..."

"And the other part comes from the purple royal family of the Eastern Roman Empire." He casually explained something and then continued: "It is said that Slytherin traveled throughout Europe after leaving Hogwarts, among which he stayed in Istanbul for a while .”

"So what happened between him and a certain Muggle woman?" Ash said in surprise, "Isn't he a blood-based wizard?"

"That's right..." Binns nodded and said, "But according to the investigations of some history buffs, the woman he had sex with should be a famous queen of the Macedonian dynasty."

"Queen Zoe is also a witch." Binns handed the book to Ash, and then continued: "After Slytherin left Constantinople, the first ancestor of the Stingley family appeared But then her last name would have been Macedonian Slytherin."

"The last record is that they came to England to live temporarily in 1452, and then returned to Istanbul in modern times. After returning to Istanbul, they called themselves the Stingley family."

Thinking of this, Binns shook his head and said, "However, the British wizarding world does not recognize them... because their blood includes not only Slytherin and Macedon, but also the British Muggle family named Stingley family."

Listening to Binns' lengthy narration, Ash understood why those little wizards fell asleep in History of Magic class so much...

But after listening to Binns' narration, Ash also felt a little bit of clarity and coincidence, he just happened to be going to Istanbul... It was just right, he could visit Miss Stingley's family.

Thinking about it, Ash nodded to Binns and said, "Please, Professor Binns."

Hearing Ash's words, Binns couldn't help but snorted coldly. He shook his head in dissatisfaction and said, "If you just ask questions every time, you don't need to come!"

"This is not the front desk of the Ministry of Magic." Binns said as he sat down on the recliner, and then turned his face angrily to look at the book he just read.

His reaction made Ash laugh silently. He nodded with a smile and said, "I will come here often when I am free." After speaking, he left slowly.

Leaving Professor Binns as a "person" sitting on the recliner and continuing to frown.

"Sometimes I should really put a lock on the door."

(End of this chapter)