Hogwarts: This Dark Lord is so evil

Although what Leivide said to Dumbledore was partly intended to gain his trust.

However, it did contain Leivide's concerns about ancient magic.

Because when he said those words, he was actually telling the truth.

Therefore, Dumbledore's answer still gave Leivide a lot of inspiration.

For example, that ancient magic has no side effects.

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His strong desire for ancient magic was actually just his own desires at play.

And recalling that he had previously disagreed with the request of that "senior sister," and chose to refuse.

After that, after using ancient magic, he also restrained the thought of going back to find "senior sister" to change his mind.

All of this shows that he has indeed controlled his desire to obtain more ancient magical power very well… …

However… … Although Dumbledore believed in his self-control, Leivide himself still had doubts about his own self-control.

Didn't that "senior sister" also say in front of her teacher that she could control her desires well?

But the result wasn't very good… …

Dumbledore knew from Leivide's frown that his words had not reassured Leivide about his own control.

"Viede, always remember, you are not alone in 'fighting'. As your professor, I have a responsibility to help you control ancient magic."

Leivide made a helpless expression, "If I don't use this power, wouldn't everything be fine?"

"Your ability to control yourself from using this power is also proof of your outstanding self-control, Viede… … However, in my opinion, prevention is not as good as cure. It's too difficult for you to control yourself and never use ancient magic. It's better to use it with confidence. Just control the extent to which you use ancient magic… … that would be much simpler."

Dumbledore sighed again as he spoke, "It's a pity that that senior sister disappeared not long after graduation, otherwise, she would have been the best candidate to guide your ancient magic."

Leivide was silent.

He had just returned from that "senior sister."

Moreover, that "senior sister" herself had failed to control her desire for ancient magic, and the ending was tragic.

Now she's lying in a corner of that stone chamber like an ice cream cone.

However, since Dumbledore has said so… …

Leivide felt that he could try using ancient magic, after all, there was Dumbledore, a master of self-control, helping to keep an eye on him.

You know, in order not to become like Grindelwald, Dumbledore was able to not touch anything related to power for decades!

Even after becoming the headmaster, or even the Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot, he would avoid getting involved if he could.

This was extremely difficult for Dumbledore, who had the ambition to reform the world when he was young.

Therefore, when it comes to controlling oneself, Dumbledore can indeed be called a true master!

Of course, the fact that he couldn't control himself, put on the Resurrection Stone ring, and was cursed cannot be considered a lack of self-control.

After all, the source of his strong self-control was his deceased relatives. And the Resurrection Stone just happened to allow him to see his family again.

It just happened to hit his weak spot… …

… …

Regarding whether ancient magic has harmful side effects on the human body, Leivide also felt that a conclusion could be drawn.

According to Dumbledore's consistent attitude towards dark magic, even he felt that ancient magic had no problems, so what problems could ancient magic have?

Dumbledore's certification is still very valuable!

After Leivide considered it clearly, he chatted with Dumbledore for a while.

Then Dumbledore, based on the connection of various information, basically understood what happened tonight.

That is, Leivide was attracted by the power of ancient magic, went to the Forbidden Forest, and obtained a bottle containing the power of ancient magic.

Then he happened to meet Aurelius, who had just met Nagini.

Perhaps Nagini's renewed mental chaos stimulated Aurelius, thus bringing him to the brink of losing control.

When Leivide rushed back to report the news, he was attacked by Nagini, who had lost his mind.

Then, Leivide used ancient magic to pack Nagini up and brought him back to Aberforth.

Aberforth then notified himself, and then brought the recovered Aurelius back… …

Of course, Dumbledore came to this conclusion also through Leivide's step-by-step guidance.

However, he still had to find a way to collude with Aurelius later, otherwise it would be bad if he let something slip.

After all, it's understandable that Leivide knows ancient magic at this age, but if he can skillfully use Apparition… … that would be a bit difficult to explain.

No matter how talented a person is, there is always a limit.

Fortunately, Aurelius is still unconscious.

And after Aberforth learned the general course of events from Dumbledore, he didn't plan to ask Aurelius what happened again.

In case he stirred up his sad past and caused his emotions, which had not been easily stabilized, to surge again, that would be bad.

Each transformation into an Obscurus is extremely damaging to Aurelius.

The reason why he has been able to hold on until now is entirely due to his extremely strong self-control… … he has hardly transformed in these years.

After understanding the whole story from Leivide, Dumbledore asked Leivide to go back to rest.

And he took Nagini away from the Hog's Head Pub.

Leivide was right before, Dumbledore can always find a solution to this kind of trouble.

… …

When Leivide returned to his room, Tom's sleep quality was very good, and Toby was also dozing off.

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Leivide knew the reason why Tom was sleeping so soundly.

And Toby, after he had been away for so long, hadn't noticed, obviously he was affected by the "senior sister's" nightmare magic.

She didn't want anyone to know that Leivide had left the pub.

Leivide patted Toby on the shoulder, waking Toby from his sleep.

"Toby… … Toby actually fell asleep!"

The awakened Toby was extremely terrified, because he had violated his master's order!

"No, I just used magic on you that can make people fall asleep. Because I have some things that need to be kept secret from everyone, including you. Okay, go and rest. For tomorrow morning's breakfast, just prepare some porridge for me. Also, remember to keep this a secret."

"This… … is that so? Isn't it Toby's dereliction of duty? That's good, that's good… … Toby understands! Toby will definitely complete master's task!" Toby left in shock.

For house-elves like Toby, speaking directly is the most effective.

After Toby left, Leivide quickly fell asleep using nightmare magic.

Coming to his dream again, Leivide quickly woke up, and then began to decorate his dream.

After a while, his dream turned into a garden extremely similar to the "senior sister's" dream.

After that, Leivide began to call out in the dream.

"Weirdo?"

"Dream Weaver?"

"Senior Sister?"

The dream was quiet, and Leivide's voice caused bursts of echoes.

The lack of movement made Leivide a little puzzled, and he didn't know if the other party could hear his call.

"I'm here."

Leivide turned around and saw that the "senior sister" with black air all over her body was already sitting in the gazebo at some point.

"I didn't expect you to come and chat with me so soon. And… … how do you know I like gardens?"

Leivide didn't know if it was his illusion, but the "senior sister's" voice seemed to be a little more pleasant than before.

"Yes… … because your dream is a garden, so I just decorated it a little."

"I just heard you call me Senior Sister?"

"Uh… … I learned some things about you from a professor," Leivide said. "Because I asked him about ancient magic."

The "senior sister" was silent for a while, "But, you don't seem to have told that professor about me?"

"No… …"

"Thank you… … I'm too ashamed to be like this. I have no face to see other people again… … especially the professors at Hogwarts… … Well, you can continue to call me Senior Sister in the future, after all… … Senior Sister sounds much better than Weirdo, and it's much more friendly than Dream Weaver. Since we are chatting, it's better to have a more friendly address."

"… … Actually, you can tell me your name," Leivide said: "Can you tell me what your name is?"