curse the world at hogwarts

After his memory was extracted, Quirrell breathed a long sigh of relief, but his face suddenly darkened.

His body and mind had long been riddled with wounds by Voldemort, not to mention that he had suffered multiple blows from an old classmate... But he didn't resent it.

He just held on to this breath, waiting for the moment he got Rhine's reply.

That's how licking a dog is, even if you understand the futility of your desire.

Now, he has no chance to change, so why not go through the last journey with that trace of fantasy?

After all, what he was unwilling to give up was actually the Rhine who reflected his cowardly self, the self who once inspired him to give up everything in pursuit of strength.

But today, is he looking forward to Rhine Lyle or a different Quirinus Quirrell? What's the difference?

not to mention……

"Thank you."

After putting away his memory, Rhine nodded to Quirrell.

Quirrell was stunned for a moment, then suddenly his whole body began to twitch on the hospital bed, which scared Rhine to the point of calling a nurse.

But Quirrell quickly suppressed the excitement that shook his bones, desperately holding back the tear that slipped from the corner of his eye, and just nodded.

He must say for the last time——

Sajia's life is worth it!

After finishing everything, Rhine left the ward and had his last meeting with his old classmates.

As soon as he went out, he saw Miss Wednesday standing there very honestly.

As soon as he saw Rhine, Wednesday was keenly aware that something was wrong with his mood and asked, "What?"

"It's nothing."

Rhine forced out a smile.

"I just saw a shameful and a little pitiful person."

Apart from the bloody background that will be revealed later, Quirinus Quirrell is the first tragedy in the Harry Potter story.

Taking him as the starting point, some Pettigrews went one way, while some Malfoys took another way.

It doesn't matter whether the reason for his pursuit of power is Rhine, Quirrell or something else.

Dumbledore actually mentioned Quirrell in his education to Harry, but it was just passed by by most people.

Everyone is pursuing power, including Harry, Rhine, and Dumbledore.

But in the pursuit of strength, what do you need to give up?Is it worth giving up?

Rhine believed that even Dumbledore himself, who was at the absolute ceiling in the wizarding world, would remain silent about the cost.

It was also because of this thought that Rhine did not ask Quirrell whether Voldemort had taught him anything and whether it could bring about a sudden improvement in his strength.

He couldn't afford Voldemort's price.

And now, does it matter whether he can see Quirrell's thoughts or not?

I just took someone's benefit, can I go back and spit on them and call them "disgusting"?

On the contrary, today's meeting gave Rhine some small ideas about future work.

"Don't keep thinking about those weird things when you go back," he smiled and patted Wednesday's head. "Work with me to compile textbooks and preview them in advance."

"Oh..." Wednesday faded instantly.

But Rhine ignored her disappointment and landed on the timid little fat man behind Wednesday.

"Mr. Longbottom, where is your grandma?"

If you see Neville at St. Mungo's, you will inevitably see his majestic grandma.

Neville cowered even more: "In... in my dad's... parents'..."

"Silly boy!" Rhine patted Neville affectionately, "I have experienced that era, what is there to say about your parents?"

Although he was not as familiar with the older Longbottoms as the Potters, he had met them more or less.

As for the Longbottom family's grandmother, she was even more at odds with Rhine than Dumbledore.

Neville had just asked Wednesday to stop him, but he was helplessly forced to "play". He never expected that this girl would actually come with Rhine.

Otherwise, he would definitely turn around and run away.

"Who is here?"

An old but heroic voice came from the ward nearby and asked, and then Neville's grandmother, Augusta Longbottom, walked out.

As soon as she saw Rhine, the old lady's gloomy face instantly lit up.

"Rhine boy?"

"Mrs. Longbottom," Rhine said with a smile, "Long time no see."

Grandma Longbottom nodded: "Yes! I have wanted to find you for a long time. My grandson is good at everything, but he lacks the spirit of his parents..."

She patted Neville on the shoulder with some resentment.

"I heard that he can win honor for Gryffindor this year, or is he influenced by your disciples?"

It seems that although little Neville is afraid of his grandmother's temper, he is still full of dependence on her. He told Mrs. Longbottom in detail the causes and consequences of going out to find people and getting extra points that night.

"You are not being honest!" Mrs. Longbottom looked angry. "Since you can accept disciples, the Weasley boys can accept them, and the little girls from the Muggle world can accept them, but my Neville can't accept them? "

Rhine was also stunned and looked at Neville.

Neville shivered and made a careful mouth gesture to Rhine.

Rhine understood it instantly, and then was speechless for a moment.

Ron Weasley, what's going on with that crappy mouth of yours?

Are you planning to inherit Hagrid's great honor as the "Hogwarts Leaker"?

Ever since magic schools appeared in the magical world and institutionalized education replaced the inheritance of wild wizards, the relationship of "disciple" has become very rare.

The younger generation who can be regarded as "disciples" by veteran wizards are all extremely talented and have made great achievements, and their treatment will definitely not be much worse than that of their children.

The most typical example is Lily Potter, who inspired Professor Horace Slughorn to have the courage to make a move that changed the ethos of Slytherins for generations.

That was Bai Yueguang, the true god and goddess of many wizards in at least these three generations.

Rhine admired Ron Weasley and took him for a summer vacation.

It can be regarded as a disciple, but this kid is so useless to the teacher from his personality to his mind.

Currently, the only one who can be considered a Rhine disciple is the talented, diligent and motivated Hermione Granger.

As for Neville...

Rhine looked at the little fat man seriously, and suddenly felt like he had something special to live in.

Of course, Lily was a goddess, and James was also a shining star among a generation of students, but the Longbottoms were not much inferior to them.

Don’t forget, the child destined to defeat Voldemort in Trelawney’s prophecy may be the focus, but his parents “defied Voldemort three times”!

The children who fit the prophecy have long been determined, but the parents who fit the prophecy include Mr. and Mrs. Longbottom.

And they succeeded!

In other words, even if we don't mention the future of the "Sword Master" which is a bit funny, the connections behind the pure-blood saint Longbottom are not necessarily the foundation of the Order of the Phoenix.

Grandma Longbottom, that reminds Rhine of Mrs. She who she admired so much when she was a child!

Coupled with the mutual and unshakable hatred of Voldemort, Rhine felt that as long as he did not betray, he could always trust Longbottom.

He nodded to Mrs. Longbottom, turned to Neville and said something.

"Confinement after school starts."

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