Hogwarts Passer-By Professor

Thinking of every detail of the students in various branches of Hogwarts, Eisen couldn't help but fell into deep thought.

To say that the confrontation between Gryffindor and Slytherin is because the differences between the founders Slytherin and Gryffindor have continued until now, Eisen thinks it should be unreasonable.

After all, Slytherin and the other three founders were at odds. However, the differences are only differences in ideas, and it does not mean that the relationship between them will go directly from differences to confrontation.

In other words, when the founders are still there, they can control their respective ideas. But after the founder is gone, the so-called differences of ideas have gradually evolved into a limitation of the inherent impression of later generations?

It's as if people's impression of Slytherin College is that it is rich in dark wizards.

Now that it is known that Slytherin is rich in dark wizards, the young wizards who enter other colleges of Hogwarts naturally put it on the opposite side of themselves.

Thinking of this, Eisen showed a thoughtful look.

"Hey, Fred, George, come here!"

A boy from Hufflepuff happily barged into the compartment of the car and dragged Fred and George away. Eisen noticed that it was a man named Cadwallad, who seemed to have basically no sense of existence.

The Wesley twin brothers followed each other and left the carriage with a smile.

Last year, the Wesley twins barely passed the owls exam, and this year they can basically play for a whole year again.

Year after year, new students enter Hogwarts. Likewise, graduates leave Hogwarts every year. For example, Percy Weiss, Oliver Wood and so on.

However, students who graduate every year have their own career plans. Some entered the Ministry of Magic, some became professional Quidditch players, some became professors, some wrote books by themselves, etc. It happened that there were no high-end professions.

For example, a similar position as a scientist in the Muggle world.

The reason for saying this is mainly because Eisen feels that wizards living in the wizarding world seem to be particularly comfortable. Aside from dark wizards like Voldemort messing around, there are not many people who go deep into the essence of magic, reveal the truth of the world, and so on.

It may not be accurate to say this, but whether it is Nicolas May or Dumbledore, such masters, what they do is very confusing.

Well, Nicole May is considered a formidable figure, who can refine the Philosopher's Stone to make himself immortal. But it seems that since he refined the Philosopher's Stone, he doesn't seem to have any conspicuous achievements.

As for Dumbledore, he was indeed strong enough, but had he achieved anything? Discovered twelve uses of dragon blood?

To be honest, if you look at it from another angle. Eisen believes that Nicolas should study alchemy in depth, not to mention raising the alchemy of the entire wizarding world to an extremely exaggerated level by himself, but at least to the level of alchemy conferring gods.

But what Nicolas May had done, Eisen didn't quite understand. But everyone's impression of him is that he once successfully refined the Philosopher's Stone, and then lived for more than six hundred years, and that's all.

As for Dumbledore, defeating Grindelwald made him famous and once became the greatest wizard of our time. But he chose to become a professor at Hogwarts.

Of course, that was Dumbledore's personal choice, and Eisen had no reason to accuse him of making a right or wrong choice. However, if the wizarding world does not have a group of people who are constantly studying magic, then the wizarding world will not become a stagnant water.

For example, Floo powder is now used in households in the wizarding world. This thing was invented in the twelfth century. However, it is still a very mainstream mode of transportation in the wizarding world until now.

Another example is the book "A Thousand Miraculous Herbs and Mushrooms". It was written more than six hundred years ago, although it is the work of a certain headmaster in Hogwarts history. But until now, it is still the textbook of Hogwarts.

After a brief understanding, you will find that the wizarding world is really too comfortable if there are no dark wizards to make trouble. To An Yi, no one has the idea of ​​"progress".

Everyone is living step by step. Children's magic riots, well, send them to Hogwarts or other magic schools, and then learn about spells and other knowledge to control their own magic power.

After graduation, find a job to earn money to support your family. It's strange that a group of people who know magic are busy with their daily lives.

After thinking for a long time, Eisen only thought of one possibility. That is, magic is really too convenient and too buggy. Take Floo powder as an example. After this thing was invented hundreds of years ago, wizards would just use Floo powder to call a place if they wanted to go there.

Its invention seems to have solved the urgent needs of wizards at once. Even after hundreds of years, it has not been eliminated by the times. In other words, there is no need for wizards to improve it.

If it is in the Muggle world, if an ancient person directly invented a transportation method of teleportation, then it seems that this transportation method cannot be eliminated in the future.

This - can only be said to be worthy of magic!

A little dumbfounded, Eisen shook his head and didn't intend to think about it.

Born as a Muggle, he has previous thinking and has a natural advantage in magic exploration. But there may also be some limitations in terms of perspective when thinking about other issues in the entire wizarding world.

"Professor Eisen, is there a question?" Hermione who was at the side couldn't help but wondered when she saw Eisen shaking her head suddenly.

"Oh, no, thinking about some past events." Seeing that Harry had also looked over, Eisen said calmly, "By the way, where did Ron go?"

Hermione was sitting next to him, Ginny was the only one sitting across from Harry, and Ron had disappeared into the compartment while Eisen was distracted.

Neville, Seamus and others who came together earlier also left here.

"Go to another car with Neville and the others, they're going next door to Malfoy to discuss what happened at the Quidditch World Cup!" Harry scratched his head, calmly speaking of Ron's plan.

"Provoke Malfoy?" Eisen said in surprise, turning his gaze to the next door to Malfoy's cubicle.

I saw Ron, Seamus, Dean and others talking loudly. They deliberately approached the compartment where Malfoy was, as if they wanted to let the other party hear them.

Turning his gaze, Eisen noticed that Malfoy was frowning tightly, glanced at the next door from time to time, his eyes were full of anger, and even took out his wand.

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"Ron said he would teach Malfoy a profound lesson, and Seamus and Dean agreed." Hermione said with a smile on her face.

"A lesson?" Eisen looked at the actions of Ron's side and Malfoy's side, with a dumbfounding expression on his face. Co-author of the lesson Ron said is that talking next door disgusts the other person.

Well, Eisen had to admit that Malfoy might have had to keep a low profile this term after being messed around by Ron. After all, Malfoy dared to make trouble in school before because of his father's backing.

But his father had an accident, so he no longer had the confidence to be arrogant.

Even, Eisen suspected that the reason why Ron disgusted the other party so much was because he wanted to anger the other party, and then defeat the other party in a fair and fair manner. After all, since Harry swept the Slytherin Quidditch team, Ron should have had a rough assessment of his own strength.

Ron was still arguing with the others, and he looked flushed, as if he was really debating whether Krum should catch the Snitch when he was one hundred and sixty points behind.

But the way he slapped the carriage hard from time to time made Eisen feel emotional, and Ron became a lot more cunning.

Perhaps he couldn't bear it anymore, Eisen noticed that Malfoy tapped his wand on the ears of himself and his little friends Crabbe and Goyle, muttering something, and then leaned on the seat and frowned.

This is—close your ears and listen?

Then Ron miscalculated!

However, Malfoy's choice is actually the most correct. Because it's not just Ron and Seamus and others discussing how his dad tortured a Muggle family at the Quidditch World Cup, basically all the little wizards are discussing it.

Therefore, it is a conscious choice to cast a spell on yourself so that you can't hear any sound.

After all, the atmosphere brewing in the whole train was indeed not very friendly to him.

Fortunately, when he was at Hogwarts, Malfoy was just arrogant and annoying, and he didn't really bully anyone. Otherwise, at this time, it's not that everyone doesn't want to talk to him, but wants to smash him.