Parents of Hogwarts

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Lily was a little confused when she heard this. After all, she hadn't been exposed to black magic for a long time.Snape seemed to feel something vaguely. He asked: "Then how do you judge the boundary you mentioned?"

"Impulse." Karan immediately answered: "The impulse caused by malicious influence, resulting in some extremely irrational behavior, should be regarded as a warning. Of course, this is not the same as the wizard. It is difficult to distinguish one's own emotions, but you can still see some abnormalities, or in other words, there is no difference between the two."

"And once the frequency of impulses is too high, or if these so-called impulses become accustomed to it, then it probably means that the wizard is no longer within the boundaries."

"of course."

Karan finally added to them: "The second point of the concept of boundaries must be based on the first point, that is, the so-called unlimited use of black magic does not mean that this is the case for all black magic. For example Some extremely evil black magic, in my opinion, has become a symbol of the dark wizard itself and cannot be used."

"So," Lily asked confusedly, "if a person's will is strong enough, does that mean that no matter what kind of black magic, it will not affect him?"

Then, she added weakly: "Including those signs of dark wizards that you think"

"Theoretically, it is correct, but," Karan's expression became a little more serious, because he found that his previous statements were likely to lead to another misunderstanding, so he continued seriously: "The existence of magic itself is Absolutely neutral, but people are divided into good and evil, and so are wizards."

"No matter whether a wizard's self is affected by black magic or not, there are some black magics that exist and are used to do evil things. We cannot say that just because a wizard has not been affected, he is not a dark wizard, because he Having already done evil things first, even if it was to achieve a good purpose, he still chose to do evil things first. They both did exist, and the two cannot cancel each other out."

"Of course, this is related to another boundary, that is, is the evil done by this wizard more serious, or the good he achieved is more important, and whether this wizard is a black wizard or a white wizard. This boundary is much bigger than the first one. The line is much more blurred and difficult to determine.”

"But there is no doubt that such people are extremely scary because they are clearly aware of what they are doing, but they still choose to do it."

Karan said a lot of words one after another, but after seeing the two confused little faces, he reluctantly explained it again in detail, taking it as a way to help himself consolidate.

"There is no absolute in magic, but there is a difference between good and evil in wizards. Only after comprehensive consideration can you know whether this person is a black wizard or a white wizard."

"Karan, you know so much." Lily praised incredulously.

Snape was also a little shocked. Karan's words completely subverted his understanding of black magic. On the one hand, it made him feel that he could relax the restrictions on black magic, but on the other hand, it seemed that Making black magic even more dangerous.

The existence of special black magic itself, and those two boundaries.

Infect the boundaries, and the boundaries between good and evil.

"What about you?" Snape suddenly asked Karan: "Where is your limit? Or rather, which limit will you choose?"

"Me..." Karan thought seriously for a moment, and then said indifferently: "Why don't you guys talk about it first?"

"I choose the first line." Lily answered immediately: "I would rather keep myself within the first line forever."

Snape was silent for a while, and then he said in a low voice: "My answer is almost the same as Lily's, but,"

Snape's voice was even lower: "If necessary, I think I would choose the second boundary."

"Sev" Lily exclaimed, obviously resisting the so-called second boundary. After all, according to Karan's account, it didn't seem like a wise choice.

Snape lowered his head and remained silent, saying nothing, but his face turned slightly red again.

"Is there a second boundary..." Karan rubbed his chin thoughtfully: "Don't talk about good and evil, don't talk about black and white. This is a road full of difficulties and controversies, Snape."

"What about you?" As if to make himself less embarrassed, Snape quickly changed the subject and asked Karan again: "What will you choose?"

"My word," Karan blinked, looking very innocent: "Of course it depends on the situation."

"What?" Snape was stunned.

"This is not something that must be chosen in advance," Karan spread his hands and said: "And the two boundaries themselves are not fixed. Do you think I am as stupid as you two?"

"Callan" Snape was very angry. He felt that he was being fooled, but he became even more angry when he saw Calan's indifferent look, because he couldn't beat Calan.

However, Lily discovered the loophole in Karan's words, and she quickly asked: "What do you mean, you may also choose the second boundary?"

"Maybe." Karan said nonchalantly.

That tone was like deciding what to have for lunch.

Easy and full of no care.

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