Harry Potter's Bastard

While Solim was waiting for Dumbledore's summons and trying to find his Patronus every day, he received some interesting news from the outside world:

After the Great War in northern France, the group of guys who tried to loot the vampire castle fought in the Italian mafia wizard: Ricciardo and Grindelwald's dogleg: Bemoris, and the two fought in the vampire's castle. Two of the five men Ricardo brought with him were killed and one seriously wounded in the battle with the vampires, but even that took a heavy toll on Bermoreris's men, who were accustomed to killing people and stealing goods.

Vanessa gloated over this. She had promised Ricardo about the post-war spoils, but Ricardo did not expect that a group of "locusts" in the wizarding world would intervene, and since then, the Greco family in Italy has formed a bond with the wizarding scum of Bemoris who has wandered around the world.

Solim also learns from Vanessa that after losing both, the magic traps left by the vampires in the castle and some alchemy guards have caused them a lot of trouble, and the end result is that the two groups have to 23 without leaving the castle.

Then it was Selwyn who sent someone to take over the place, and most of the things were eaten by Selwyn, except for the spoils promised to the Greco family, including the most valuable blood pool in the castle.

The blood pool is the foundation of a vampire clan, and because of its existence, the vampire clan will exist. Although the method of making it is extremely evil and expensive, the benefits it can bring when built are beyond the reach of any wizard.

The pool of blood, created from the blood of the maiden's menarche and the abundance of sacrifices, is capable of containing a large amount of mana, which is pure magic that any wizard can use, and vampires live on it.

In today's world where magical creatures cannot be hunted in large quantities, the source of food for vampires is indeed a problem, otherwise the Council of Elders would not have turned a blind eye to the sale of dragon blood to vampires. Solim could also figure this out, and if the vampires were really cornered, the vampires with a fear of thirst that wizards could not imagine would cause a big mess.

In the French encirclement of vampires, Bemores's energetic group suffered heavy losses, and did not reap much of the benefits, and also formed a bond with the Greco family, and the Italian Greco family, who relied on Vanessa's personal connections to help the fist, received their share of the spoils, but also killed two people.

Taking advantage of the Saints' internal problems, Selwyn used Solim's hand to lure in Bemoreres, a guy eager to perform in front of Grindelwald, and let the wizarding scum under his command be used as cannon fodder to fill the battlefield.

Bemoreis gained the attention of Grindelwald and raised his profile within the Saints, and although many people died, it was generally a goal achieved.

The vampires of northern France were completely finished, they were completely defeated, the first vampires were arrested by Selwyn, the other three who came to help were killed on the spot by Levites, the family castle was also taken over, and the blood pool that the vampires valued most was also laughed at by Selwyn.

Selwyn made a lot of money.

Although Solim did not get any substantial material gains, he could be regarded as a long-term insight, and it was not a loss.

Solim hasn't made any progress on the Patronus Charm in recent days, but it's been too slow. In a week or so, he went from being able to release a thin silver mist to making it a little more condensed, but that was about it.

This feeling......

Kind of like constipation.

Obviously, he has all the prerequisites, but he just can't release a complete patron saint.

He had long since gotten out of the initial stage of needing happy emotions as an introduction to the release of a Patronus, and the Patronus Charm had reached his level, as long as he was conscious, his will was not severely weakened, and his magic could support the release of a Patronus, then there should be no problem.

But he just couldn't let it go.

Solim wasn't prepared to use the method Ogle offered at first, but he couldn't stand the slow progress.

There were still a few captives lying in his box, who had not been "lucky" for a long time. Originally, they were all Solim's "sparring partners" who practiced the Dementor and the Imperius Charm, although frequent Imperius Charms would mess up the target's brain, but Solim's "use frequency" was not high, and it was completely within the tolerance of these people.

You can spread your negative emotions to them, and that's another level.

It's like when you punch someone twice every now and then, and treating someone like a urinal, it's completely two different things.

Solim didn't want to do that, and it wasn't entirely because of "human nature" considerations. His concern is that once he gets used to this simple way of "venting", he will start to rely on this simple and efficient way to release negative emotions in the future.

Seemingly powerful can only bully and bully those wizards who are not as good as him, and once he encounters that kind of real and powerful character, the lack of negative emotional processing will become a weakness.

To endure one's negative emotions, to fight one's negative emotions, to suppress them, to overcome them, is the right way. If you blindly circumvent this kind of problem through the side door, once the problems that have accumulated before erupt, what will Solim do to maintain the balance that he has been insisting on?

But then again, it's not necessarily a bad thing to have one more way to combat your own 303 negative emotions. In the case of emergencies and special circumstances, this method may be able to achieve unexpected results.

Solim simply continued with his old method, deciding that if he couldn't find his Patronus before graduation, or if he needed to go out and there was a certain risk, he would try to deal with his negative emotions in the Ogle way.

He had concerns. One was worried about what Dumbledore would see, and the other was unsure of how much negativity a person's "capacity" could withstand.

His level of black magic in the future will definitely not stand still, whether it is out of self-preservation considerations, or in the pursuit of personal strength, black magic is a hurdle that he can't get around.

Today one or two people can share the negative emotions in his heart that affect the balance, but what about in the future? When his black magic skills are getting higher and higher, once the balance is out of balance, how many people will be needed to be such "containers"?

Ten or fifty?

Once this method has become an indispensable means, what else does he Solim have to make sure that he does not fall into the trap of dark magic and become a real dark wizard?

Just as he was introspecting and wrestling, Dumbledore returned. Along with the news came an invitation that Dumbledore would be with him in the Forbidden Forest tonight - just the two of them.