trainer at hogwarts

"This is my memory, of course where we were before and where we are now." Dumbledore said with a smile, and Morris felt a hint of happiness from this smile.

Morris: ""

Principal Dumbledore doesn't want to deal with the old naughty child.

As the plot continues to advance, it looks like a small dark room but there is a world of difference inside. It turns out to be a small living room.

Tom Riddle cast a bunch of defensive magic, confusion magic, and shielding magic around him.

Those who looked at it were dazzled.

"Okay, so awesome." Morris was a little envious.

"Well you are interested in these magics" Dumbledore asked.

Morris nodded: "It looks great."

Dumbledore smiled: "You will be able to learn these when you are in your senior year. I believe it will not be difficult for you."

"Is that so?" Morris rolled his eyes and suddenly had an idea, "Then I want to learn now, can the principal teach me?"

Dumbledore:

He felt that Morris behaved differently every time he was in front of him. At first, he thought he was an ordinary kid who didn't understand anything; then he discovered that he was actually a naughty kid who was particularly capable of causing trouble; and later, that He is no longer a naughty child. Who would challenge the secret room in the first grade?

"I'm afraid not, Morris. You know, as the principal, I still have a lot of things to do. These magics." Dumbledore squinted his eyes and looked at Morris, politely rejecting the proposal. He was a little confused now. You know what kind of medicine this little guy who suddenly pretends to be cute is selling in his gourd.

Morris turned his head indifferently: "I know, I have met many principals before, some are serious and some are not, but looking at you, Principal Dumbledore, well, I believe in your character."

Dumbledore:

Morris continued: "But it would be nice if a professor could teach me in advance, otherwise it would be boring every day. Those classes alone are not challenging at all, and they don't allow me to have some fun. Campus life is so boring."

Dumbledore:

This is why you created the secret room because daily life is not challenging

"If you really want to learn, you can ask Moppona, oh, your Professor Sprout, or Professor Flitwick, I think they will be happy to teach a smart student in their spare time. "Dumbledore suggested.

Morris curled his lips and said that Dumbledore didn't intend to give him any private goods, so it would be pointless to stimulate him. It would be better to wait and think of ways to get more high-end magic or knowledge after he goes out.

There is a saying that Maurice is more willing to consult Professor Flitwick than his own dean. It is simple and direct, unlike his own dean who always thinks of taking him to the greenhouse for labor reform.

Young Dumbledore: "Tom, here it is"

The smile on Tom Riddle's face has disappeared: "Professor, there is something I need to tell you."

The young version of Dumbledore raised his eyebrows: "Oh, please."

Tom Riddle: "I'm not lying to you, Professor, I am indeed very interested in our school. Who wouldn't be interested in this thousand-year-old school?"

"Yes, there are too many secrets hidden in this castle." The young version of Dumbledore nodded in agreement, "So Tom, have you found any secrets?"

Tom Riddle smiled and said confidently: "It's not a secret, but as you can see, I found some interesting things."

"Why don't you tell me," said the young Dumbledore.

"Of course I want to tell you. You must have come to me because of this matter." Tom Riddle said, "From the current point of view, I don't know whether this secret is good or bad for the future, so in a certain way I would like to ask your opinion."

The young Dumbledore said he was listening.

"Last month, when I was patrolling the corridor at night, I found two students lying in a classroom. I took them to the school hospital and notified the professor on duty at the time." Tom Riddle said.

Young version of Dumbledore: "Yes, yes, I remember this incident. It seems that I didn't sleep for many days in a row, and finally fell asleep in that classroom."

Tom Riddle nodded and said: "After they woke up in the school hospital, they told me that they left something in that classroom and asked me to go get it, so I returned to that classroom. But the strange thing is that when I When I got to the seventh floor, the classroom suddenly disappeared and I couldn’t find it anywhere.”

"Could it be that you remember it wrong?" asked the young Dumbledore.

Tom Riddle denied it simply: "It's impossible. My memory has always been very good, and it's impossible for me to forget the place I just visited so quickly."

"As a prefect, it was very embarrassing not to find a classroom. I had to tell them that they didn't see their things in that classroom. But their expressions were not of worry, but of joy. They seemed happy. That thing was finally gone. One of them even asked me if the classroom was gone, but mid-sentence was interrupted by his companions. Later they left the school hospital happily."

"I thought this was strange, why a classroom disappeared inexplicably from the school, and why two students who knew nothing were still very happy after losing them. These were not common sense, so I went to investigate the matter .”

The young version of Dumbledore listened carefully to Tom's narration and asked, "Are those two children from Slytherin House?"

Tom Riddle: "Probably not. I didn't see them in Slytherin. I didn't have much time at the time, and they didn't wear school uniforms. I didn't have time to understand who they were. They should be senior students from three other colleges. , fifth grade and above.”

The younger version of Dumbledore nodded and motioned for him to continue.

Tom Riddle: "In the next few days, I asked other students who went on patrol whether similar situations had happened, and their answers were all negative. During the day, I also tried to find the two senior students from other colleges. Students. Generally speaking, it is not difficult to find them based on their appearance. Soon, I successfully found the two students, but what is surprising is that they denied that they went out that night and There are other students who testified for them.”

"I was sure I didn't see the wrong person, but many people denied it and I had to think about whether I was wrong. So during the next night inspection, I went to the seventh floor again."