Hogwarts: I am the White Demon King

#166 - Chapter 166 I Will Accept This Disciple

Shoes?

Luna looked down and then said naturally.

"Since coming to Hogwarts, my shoes may have been affected by magic and developed their own minds."

"These past two days, my shoes have started to enjoy playing hide-and-seek with me."

"But it's okay, I believe that if I can't find them, they will appear on their own in the evening."

Hearing this, Sebastian was furious.

Damn it!

These brats really need to be disciplined.

Logically speaking, students sorted into Ravenclaw are diligent and love to learn.

But now it seems that these students' moral character isn't necessarily that noble.

They're just bullying Luna because they see her as different.

This really proves the saying, 'Studying can only filter out the academically poor, but it can't filter out the morally bankrupt.'

It's only because Luna grew up in a loving environment that she developed such a strong heart.

She never takes to heart things she doesn't care about.

If it were a sensitive little girl, who knows how wronged she would feel!

In the original story, unless someone attacks Luna's most cherished father and friends, she basically never gets angry and doesn't argue with her classmates.

She always treats the people around her with the greatest kindness.

In this situation, Sebastian absolutely wouldn't allow anyone to bully this innocent child.

When he gets back to the castle later, he'll definitely stand up for Luna and let those bullies see why the flowers are so red.

They've only just started their first year and they've already learned to bully classmates.

If Luna doesn't resist, these guys will definitely become even more brazen.

To prevent these little guys from going astray, Sebastian has a duty to make them stand in front of the hall and recite the Hogwarts rules and regulations hundreds of times.

Just as Sebastian was thinking about how to deal with those brats, Luna gently spoke.

"Professor Swan, there are many Wrackspurts around you."

"Wrackspurts..." Hearing this unfamiliar word, Sebastian didn't react for a moment, so he subconsciously repeated it.

"Yes, Wrackspurts."

Luna smiled gently, "A kind of transparent, tiny insect that flies into your ears and messes up your brain."

"I told the students about the existence of Wrackspurts, but they all didn't believe me, and said it was a creature I made up."

"But, I can clearly see them, like right now, there are many Wrackspurts next to your head, Professor."

"Can you see them, Professor?"

Sebastian smiled and shook his head: "Unfortunately, the professor can't see these insects."

"I see," Luna's face was full of regret, "I thought the professors at Hogwarts could see the existence of Wrackspurts."

"But it's okay, I believe these little bugs exist, it's just that some special conditions are needed to see them."

"Like Thestrals, many times people deny their existence because they can't see them, but Professor, look, they really exist."

Saying that, Luna gently stroked the little Thestral in her arms: "When I first came here, some Thestrals had Wrackspurts next to their heads."

"But, after listening to the song I sang, all their Wrackspurts disappeared, and they are all very happy now."

"Professor," Luna looked at Sebastian, "Since you can't see Wrackspurts, then let me help you drive them away."

"I can sing a song for you, I believe that after listening to my song, all the Wrackspurts will be driven away."

Hearing this, Sebastian's heart melted.

For a moment, Sebastian seemed to feel like a father facing a considerate little cotton-padded jacket.

Damn it!

Xenophilius Lovegood is so lucky to have such a well-behaved and lovely daughter.

Envy!

"Really?" Sebastian said with a smile, "Miss Lovegood, are you willing to use your singing to drive away the Wrackspurts for me?"

"Yeah!" Luna nodded, "Professor, I think you can just call me Luna."

"You are willing to listen to me tell so many Wrackspurt stories, and you have been very patient without the slightest impatience, I think we are already friends."

"If I can help a friend drive away Wrackspurts, I think I would be very happy."

"Haha," Sebastian grinned, his eyes narrowed into a slit, "Thank you very much for your kindness."

"Luna, the professor is very capable, maybe I can drive away the Wrackspurts myself."

Saying that, Sebastian pointed his wand at himself.

"Obliviate!"

In an instant, Sebastian's worries were cleared, and he became cheerful.

He waved his wand again, his voice clear and firm: "Amor Fati!"

As the spell fell, a trickle of goodwill flowed like a stream towards the surrounding Thestrals.

Immediately, two Thestrals responded and slowly walked to Sebastian's side, lowered their heads and affectionately nuzzled his arm, making a gentle whinny.

Seeing this scene, Luna's eyes widened, and her jewel-like bright eyes were full of joy.

"So magical, the Wrackspurts are really gone."

"Professor Swan, how did you do it?"

Looking at Luna's surprised appearance, Sebastian smiled gently.

Actually, it's very simple.

These so-called Wrackspurts are just the negative emotions of worry and sorrow revealed by a person.

It's just that Luna's talent is very high, and in her eyes, these negative emotions are directly personified.

Without anyone teaching her, Luna naturally doesn't know what these things represent.

Not to mention, after Luna's mother passed away, her father made up all kinds of interesting magical creatures to make her happy.

Luna naturally regarded these overflowing negative emotions as a kind of transparent insect.

What does this mean?

This means that Luna is the natural heir to the emotional magic left by Rowena Ravenclaw!

No one in the entire Hogwarts is more suitable for learning emotional magic than her.

You need to know that the threshold for emotional magic is very high. If you can't understand the essence of emotions, you can't learn emotional magic at all.

But now, this threshold doesn't exist for Luna at all.

As long as she wants to learn emotional magic, she will naturally be able to achieve twice the result with half the effort.

Looking at this unpolished jade, Sebastian said gently.

"Luna, have you ever thought that maybe these are not insects."

"You are a child with a high magical talent. Due to your unique talent, you can see the worries and sorrows revealed by others."

"It's just that you regard them as Wrackspurts."

"Is that so?" Luna's eyes were full of incomprehension, "But is it possible that it is precisely because of the existence of Wrackspurts that people have these negative emotions?"

This logic is very rigorous!

But it doesn't matter.

Sebastian has a special method for this kind of stubborn child.

"Then let's do this," Sebastian said patiently, "We still regard these things as transparent Wrackspurts."

"However, I have a unique magic that can drive away these annoying little bugs, do you want to learn it?"

Unique magic that can drive away Wrackspurts?

If she learns it, can she help more people and more magical creatures drive away Wrackspurts?

Luna only pondered for a while, then looked at Sebastian and nodded firmly.

"Want to learn!"

"Professor, please teach me."

Hearing this, Sebastian nodded gently.

"Want to learn, then I'll teach you!"