Harry Potter's Bastard

The amount of information in Dumbledore's words was a bit overwhelming, and Solim needed to pick it up.

Alasto. Moody is dead, and Dumbledore's hope that his body can be recovered, which is quite reasonable and seems to be nothing to question. But Solim always felt that something was wrong.

He knew some of the goblins' tricks, such as the dueling arena where Dumbledore had mentioned that Moody had died.

Elves tend to engage in illegal activities in popular places where regulation is lax or even unregulated. Dueling arenas are one of the kind, where goblins bring in dangerous magical creatures and have them kill wizards, werewolves, vampires, or other magical creatures to open the market and earn money from the spectators.

It is said that there is such a person underneath Tumbledown Alley, but it is not large.

According to the information provided by Dumbledore, Moody had died the night before, and his loss would have remained?

If it's a primitive werewolf, Moody won't have a full corpse, and if it's a vampire...... Seriously, Solim doesn't believe that Moody can't beat a vampire descendant, unless he's dealing with a second-generation vampire, but would those high-level vampires who think highly of themselves be willing to go out and have fun with others?

If it's a magical creature, it's not easy to judge. There are so many types of magical creatures, and there are so many ways to kill wizards. 943 For example, the venomous beast in estrus, the enemy who dies in front of it does not have the concept of "remains" at all, and the human-eating magical creatures such as the bird-like man-eater, Moody is estimated to have changed its "initial form" at this time.

However, since Dumbledore asked for Moody's body to be recovered, Solim believed that his headmaster had the relevant information and confirmed that Moody's body still existed.

But there was one thing that made Solim a little confused. Since Dumbledore took out his own chips, why didn't he contact the Greco family himself? Do you have to go from his own line? Although he really didn't know what Dumbledore's conditions meant to Greco, he could feel from Dumbledore's tone that the conditions he offered should be what Greco had always expected.

"Did you come to visit Ferenze and Hagrid's brother later?" Dumbledore led Solim to a familiar place.

The cave where Hagrid housed his giant brother was also the lair of the original Eight-Eyed Spider, but it was abandoned after the elder Aragog was killed by Solim.

But it's a good place, at least the rain doesn't get in.

"I've been here twice. Solim raised the light up a little bit to allow more detail to emerge from the cave.

"Where's Ferenze?" Solim looked around, "I remember he was here." "

"Solim, you may need to look more around yourself. Dumbledore first said thoughtlessly, and then explained, "Ferencze has returned to Hogwarts. "

"Huh?"

Solim looked at Dumbledore blankly like a fool.

He really didn't know about it.

"After all, it's impossible for his tribe to accept him anymore, and there's no way he's going to stay in this cave forever. Dumbledore seemed to blame Solim for a few, "Centaurs are social creatures like us, and a long period of loneliness destroys his heart. "

Solim could hear Dumbledore's displeasure, and he knew why.

"I did promise Ferenze something, and it wasn't just lip service, I was really prepared to do it. "Solim knew it was his problem, but he really didn't have the time to arrange it, let alone the situation didn't allow it.

"I know it may sound like an excuse, but the timing and the situation don't really add up to the right time. "

"I'm not blaming you for anything, Solim," Dumbledore said, "and Ferenze doesn't blame you either, he believes in your promises. Merely...... Sometimes friends are important, even precious. "

"I can more or less see the problems you're having at the moment, in fact, over the years I've been coaching, many of the talented students at Hogwarts have had similar problems to you, but some of them have been able to get back on the right path very quickly, while others have ...... After a period of struggle, they will either give up or sink. "

"Do you know what is the reason for this difference between them?" (read the violent novel, go to the Feilu Novel Network!)

Solim didn't speak, and Dumbledore didn't seem ready to listen to him.

"Most of the students who were able to get out of the gloom [cdej] were mostly from Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, a few Ravenclaws were able to come out, but many gave up, and Slytherin ......"

Dumbledore hadn't finished, and in fact he didn't have to. No matter how stupid anyone is, they can understand what Dumbledore meant.

"We all know that the students of the four houses have different opinions on making friends, and I think you already know a lot about that. "

Gryffindor students may be grinning and seemingly heartless, but most of them will not hesitate to step up to your friends in case of trouble, and then pat you on the shoulder afterwards and shove a glass of Butterbeer into your hand. []

Hufflepuff badgers may not be as intelligent as the others, but they are down-to-earth, loyal and reliable, and they are a strong support for their friends when they are in trouble, eating snacks and brainstorming how to fix things.

The Ravenclaw egos are accustomed to solving problems on their own, getting answers from books, and although they have friends, the way Ravenclaw friends get along with each other is different from Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, and they don't easily break out with others. This is also the reason why Ravenclaw is very similar to Slytherin, and the smart Ravenclaw really has problems with the dark arts and tends to get used to solving them on their own.

As for Slytherin...... If a Slytherin knows that his "friend" is doing the Dark Arts wrong, he will either be alone or sneering, and even a true friend will not be as warm or warm as Gryffindor or Hufflepuff. The Slytherins are calculating and cautious in their dealings, and unless they have a genuine stake, they rarely go all out to help an outsider.

If a Gryffindor guy encounters Solim's current problem with the Dark Arts, his friends will either drag him up and scold him and warn him not to touch the Dark Arts again, or drag him on a broomstick and fly a few laps around the course to squeeze out the emotions, but in any case, Gryffindor's passionate emotional release can be a good way to neutralize the negative emotions inside.

It's the same with Hufflepuffs.

But what does Slytherin have?

If Gryffindor is a sunny front yard, Hufflepuff is a green garden, and Ravenclaw is a shady corner, then Slytherin is a cold, damp basement......

Slytherin was already in the basement?

That's fine.

"I know, and you know yourself, that you never considered Harry and them friends. Dumbledore interrupted Solim's musings, "Actually, you've never had friends, not even Mr. Malfoy. "

Solim instinctively tried to retort, only to find that Dumbledore didn't seem to have a problem at all.

"Make more friends, lonely Mr. Selwyn, a man without friends to delve into the Dark Arts......" Dumbledore shook his head, "they can only have one ending." "

"Believe me, old fellow, this is the experience of those who have come before. "。