Travel from Hogwarts

He remembered, and at this moment, Peeves remembered why he was afraid, yes, because that person was the Dark Lord.

That's right, Peeves remembered that the young man 50 years ago was the famous Voldemort in the future.

So, why is he afraid now?

Peeves looked at Drinker, who smiled slightly.

It was this smile that made Peeves feel like he was in another world. In his mind, the picture of Drink at this time and the smile of the Dark Lord 50 years ago gradually overlapped. Gradually, in Peeves' memory, Drink The smiling scene actually overlapped completely with that of Tom Riddle.

"Ah!" Peeves was frightened by this scene and yelled, and then he looked at Drinker in horror.

"I don't know, I won't tell you!" Then, with Drinker looking confused, Peeves only left these words, and then flew away without giving any information to Drinker. Explained the opportunity.

Seeing Peeves disappear through the wall, Drinker could only sigh and leave helplessly.

"What a bad night." Drinker said to himself.

The next day was Tuesday. On Tuesday, Hufflepuff only had one lesson on History of Magic. However, compared to other courses, History of Magic seemed more boring.

The History of Magic classroom was on the third floor, so Drinker had to climb seven flights of stairs early in the morning.

"I heard that the professor of the History of Magic is a ghost!" On the side, Justin was discussing the professor with a group of young wizards who were also Hufflepuff students.

"Really? A ghost as a professor?"

"Of course, I learned this from secret channels,"

"Also, I heard that Professor Binns fell asleep in front of the fireplace in the faculty lounge, and forgot to take his body with him when he went to class the next morning. That's how he became a ghost."

"Really? Someone would forget their body?"

"This is a magical world. Nothing is impossible here."

The Hufflepuff students were discussing each other word by word. Compared to them, Drinker was more like an outsider, sitting there and watching their conversation.

"Aren't you going to join them? You're so unsocial," Xivier came to Drinker's side and said.

"Aren't you going too?" Drinker replied.

"I, I don't really like criticizing professors," Seaver said with a hint of embarrassment.

"What a coincidence, I don't like criticizing professors either," Drinker followed his words.

"Really? How do I remember that you and Justin scolded Professor Snape last night?" Seaver said with a sly smile.

"Ahem, you can eat randomly, but you can't talk nonsense," Drinker was a little helpless. Of course, the most helpless thing about him was Xivier's appearance. Looking at him, Drinker felt ashamed of himself. Feel.

Soon, Professor Binns quietly drifted in amid the noise of the students.

"Ah!" Because he floated silently, he even scared two female classmates when he came in.

"Is he Professor Binns?"

"What a ghost!"

Professor Binns did not pay attention to the students' comments, and the reason why the students dared to talk about Professor Binns seemed to be because he was a ghost.

"Okay, let's start class now. I am your Professor of History of Magic. You can call me Professor Binns." Drinker didn't quite understand why History of Magic was the most boring class at Hogwarts before. Now he is a little bit Got it.

Professor Binns' speech is a bit strange. How should I put it? His voice is very lazy, and there is a trace of comfort in the laziness. In short, it is the kind of tone that is not liked by others.

"The history of magic is the history of wizards and your history. Since you want to study the history of magic, you should understand the significance of learning it."

"The significance of the history of magic is that you need to understand the history of magic to remember the past of wizards and their deeds. Of course, you can also use past deeds to comment on the current magical world and the current status quo. Reflect, this is your freedom." Professor Binns talked about the history of magic in his very free tone.

"? This class, do you think it's okay?" Listening to Professor Binns' narration, Drinker felt that History of Magic didn't seem that boring, and it seemed to be okay.

"The topic I want to talk about today is: the origin of magic. Please close your books and listen carefully."

"I think everyone here will have this question when they first enter Hogwarts: Why are we born with magic? Why are magicians divided into pure blood and mixed blood? And of course Muggles." Professor Binns continued Said, he directly talked about philosophy, which was something Drinker didn't expect.

"So, who was the first magician in the world? This question involves the origin of magic. Magic is an elemental force. I think the known magic and spells can be roughly divided into light, , darkness, fire, water, power, spirit, death, etc.”

"About the world's first magician, there are two views in the academic world. The first one: They believe that at the beginning of the emergence of human beings, a very small number of human beings mastered the power of elements by chance, and magic appeared from then on. The difference between wizards and Muggles. This view is very discriminated against in academia, because in this view, the ancestors of purebred wizards are associated with Muggles."

"Of course, I personally think this statement is quite credible." Professor Binns said. His words shocked Drinker. This old professor is very knowledgeable!

His philosophy directly broke Drinker's stereotyped memory of Professor Binns and boring memory of the history of magic. Professor Binns's class seemed to be second only to Professor Aurora's class. (PS: Astronomy class yyds.)

"Another way of saying it is that their explanation is more magical. They think that there is an old world and an old era for human beings. In the old world, magic is the basic power that everyone has. They think that the old world was destroyed by the war. It was destroyed. After its destruction, the remaining remnants of the old world controlled the power of magic, which are now wizards." Professor Binns continued. When he said this, Drinker was already shocked. He had never heard of it. I have said this, whether in the past life or now.

"Actually, I am very disdainful of this view. Because this statement is too hypothetical and cannot explain the problem of wizards from Muggle families. By the way, they believe that there are wizards from Muggle families. The reason is "atavism". "

"This sounds ridiculous, right, but at least half of the purebloods in the wizarding world think so. Therefore, they always feel that they are nobler than wizards from Muggle families and mixed-blood wizards, but the actual situation It is the young wizards who often come from Muggle families who have the highest achievements." Professor Binns continued. Drinker was immediately dumbfounded. He did not expect that the old professor would dare to directly speak out about the issues between purebloods and Muggles. That's it. Just say it.

"The professors at Hogwarts are really scary!" Drinker thought in his heart.