Civilization and Harmony Hogwarts

"Tom, if someone bullies you—no, if any words or actions of other little wizards make you uncomfortable, you should immediately use the locket to contact your sister."

Before going out, Afu repeatedly urged and emphasized to Little Tom.

"I made a little preparation on the locket, and Tom will just have to hold it tight."

Afu did not say that the contact spell she cast on the locket was not the only way to touch it.

As long as Tom's negative mood swings reach a certain threshold, or Tom suffers a certain amount of physical damage, the locket will still contact her.

That's the power of Founder's Relic.

After the general alchemy item is successfully refined, its function cannot be changed, and at most it can only be expanded and upgraded on the basis of its original use.

Most of the alchemy items have a single function, and the expanded uses are only on the original path.

However, Slytherin's locket is different from ordinary alchemy items. When it is created, it has infinite possibilities - defense, promotion of magic power absorption, transmission and storage of magic power, expansion of the power of spells...

If you want to add some functions, you only need to master the original magic pattern cycle of the locket, and follow the magic power circuit to apply the corresponding magic spell.

Therefore, the small contact function is just a piece of cake for the locket.

"Tom, after all, the two parties in this wedding are Gryffindor and Slytherin, so the atmosphere should not be too serious, but this still cannot rule out the participation of some families with extreme pure-blood concepts." Afu knelt down and helped Little Tom straightened his bow tie and warned carefully, "They often use bloodlines as the criterion for judging a person, as if a person should not be a person, but a cow, sheep, and piglet that can be judged."

"As long as you are not what they think you are, they will never see your excellence."

In fact, this is also a common problem of human beings.

Human beings are a kind of creatures who step on the low and praise the high. They will convince themselves that the stupidity of the high-ranking people has other meanings. They will tolerate the mediocrity of the equals and think it is honest and reliable. It has never been tantamount to speculating with the greatest malice-the excellence of the humble is, in their eyes, a malicious dog with ulterior motives.

They tend to have stricter requirements on those who are inferior, and those who are inferior must do better and pay more if they want to get the same gains as them.

This is manifested in Slytherin, where most of them are pure-blood fans, that is, the theory of only birth and only blood.

How important a good and good background is in Slytherin, the former Tom and the former Snape are the best illustrations.

When Tom first joined Slytherin, I won't say much about how hard he worked to gain the respect that matched his strength.

But even though he was so powerful and excellent, most of the Slytherin students just regarded him as a low-risk, high-yield investment that was a rare commodity.

It was only after he knew his parentage, and insinuated that he was a Slytherin descendant by revealing his Parseltongue, that he became the leader of the true Slytherin students.

But this is only limited to the student group. Those cunning and calculating helmsmen of pure-blooded families only valued his status as a "descendant of Slytherin" and just gave him investment condescendingly. Due to the circumstances, they only regard Tom as a name to regain power and interests.

It wasn't until Tom had accumulated a lot of money and really showed his fangs to those arrogant speculators that they offered their meager loyalty and humility tremblingly.

It's hard to say that Voldemort's enjoyment of having his once-high followers kneel and kiss his robes in humility has not been compromised by the haughty complacency they once displayed in front of a childish Tom Riddle.

Even Tom Riddle, who was so outstanding that all Hogwarts professors thought he had never seen such an outstanding student, was underestimated when he was fledgling, let alone Snape.

No matter how outstanding his potion talent and black magic ability are, because of his taciturn personality and gloomy and out-of-group behavior, Slytherin students still don't want to see him, although some of him have a close relationship with Gryffindor. The reason, but what if he changed his surname?

If he follows his mother and takes the surname of "Prince", his gloomy indifference will become the arrogance and withdrawnness of a genius, his incomprehension and sophistication will be informal, and his poisonous tongue will become sharp and sharp.

Even if he and Lily from Gryffindor have a firm relationship and a high-profile relationship, as long as they bear the surname of "Prince", who will not praise them for their talent and beauty?

Maybe because of Lily Evans' outstanding appearance and extraordinary talent, he will be praised for his insight!

Even under the background of Voldemort's high-handed rule, he may be isolated if he openly shows his close relationship with Lily, but because of Prince's deterrence, he just treats him coldly. As for the fight and exclusion, as long as Prince If the family still supports him, he will not be reduced to a scarred situation.

But he is not, his name is appended with his Muggle father's surname, so they think he is not pure blood, plus he is quiet and does not publicize his mother's family, so he is considered a Squib Or the offspring of spruce wizards and Muggles.

The indifference and bullying Snape suffered in Slytherin was at first because he was too close to Gryffindor and the bitch wizard, and later because he was not honest as a "lower person" in everyone's eyes In fact, he is confined to mediocrity, but shows his edge neatly.

This undoubtedly offended the idiot who had always been complacent about his pedigree, because although Snape was excellent, far exceeding the excellence of ordinary people, his low background and partial excellence became an excuse for others to attack him.

Tom won equal respect with his impeccable and perfect appearance. How could Snape just show his potion talent?

For so many years, Slytherin is not without outstanding mixed-bloods, but most of the ones who can emerge are from pure-blooded families on one side of the father or mother.

Ordinary mixed-races want to spend seven peaceful years in Slytherin, either to keep their own place and reduce their sense of existence, or to flatter and flatter them with a shy face.

But if there is any outrageous behavior or unintentional offense, either immediately bow down and be forgiven, or become a punching bag that everyone can bully.

To occupy a place in Slytherin, excellent personal ability is a point, but an excellent family background and a strong backstage are also the foundation.

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ps: I made up some descriptions of the locket!After all, the original book doesn't seem to describe the function of the locket before it became a Horcrux at all.The crown makes people smarter, the gold cup can also produce food, the sword is sharp enough to kill the basilisk, but the function of the locket is unknown.