Hogwarts: I am the White Lord

Dumbledore was extremely talented. After carefully listening to Sebastian's explanation of the key techniques and observing the demonstration carefully, he immediately grasped his wand and began to try.

After only a few failures, he finally found the trick and successfully released the first layer of the spell.

Wow, I get it right away!

Sebastian nodded with satisfaction, a hint of admiration in his eyes.

From the professor's perspective, Dumbledore was definitely a genius student who was both worry-free and full of surprises during his student days, and was the professors' favorite.

If old Dumbledore from Gryffindor saw this, he would be so happy! After all, Dumbledore was different from him, he was a Gryffindor.

"Okay, Principal, the next step is to slowly and painstakingly stack the layers. Come on, try to stack a hundred layers as soon as possible, and then we can proceed to the next plan."

Sebastian gave a few brief instructions and briskly left the headmaster's office, leaving the space for Dumbledore who was concentrating on the technique of stacking spells.

After staying in Hogwarts for two days, Dumbledore set off for the United States again and started a new round of bickering. For a while, Sebastian's life became quiet again.

However, just one week after the quiet days, Malfoy brought Sebastian a big surprise.

"What?" Sebastian doubted that he had heard clearly, "You have thought of a way to turn a Squib into a wizard?"

This young man Malfoy is indeed very talented in medical magic, but it is impossible for him to solve this kind of problem, right?

This is no joke!

You know, even if both parents are wizards, there is a high possibility that there will be Dumbs among their offspring, or in other words, there are quite a lot of such Dumbs.

If only one parent is a wizard, there is a higher chance that their offspring will be Squibs.

However, after discovering that their child is a Squib, wizards will feel extremely ashamed and will hide the child or simply send the child to live in the Muggle world.

The problem of squibs has troubled wizards generation after generation. Many talented wizards in history have failed on this issue. And this problem was finally solved by a student?!

If this is true, then the number of wizards can definitely be increased a lot, and Draco can bring the Malfoy family to a whole new height with this achievement.

Looking at Malfoy who looked guilty, Sebastian looked at Mia beside him in confusion, wanting to find out what was going on.

"Draco has been learning advanced techniques from me to heal wounds caused by the Dark Arts. In the process, he inevitably learned a lot of Dark Arts and then studied them."

Mia's voice was extremely gentle, which calmed Sebastian's excitement a little.

"Draco came up with a brilliant idea while studying the dark arts. He told me about it and I studied it. I think it has the potential to be successful."

As she said that, she patted Malfoy on the shoulder: "Draco, this is your idea, tell me about it."

Looking at Sebastian's burning gaze, Malfoy felt extremely uneasy.

"Professor Swann," he stammered, "the truth is not as Mrs. Swann said, and I don't have the ability to turn a Squib into a wizard."

After the Ministry of Magic and the You-Know-Who officially declared war, Slytherin House banned any students from promoting the You-Know-Who's ideas. With Sebastian in power, no student dared to make trouble except for some sneaky behaviors.

For a while, there were no new names in Malfoy's little notebook.

Taking this opportunity, he calmed down and concentrated on learning advanced healing techniques from Mia.

Unexpectedly, after I made an inadvertent complaint today, Mia pulled me directly in front of Sebastian and said that they might have found a solution to the dud problem.

Even if you think on your toes, you know what a remarkable feat it is to be able to solve the problem of duds.

Even if this issue is pushed forward a few steps, it will be enough to leave a significant mark in the wizarding world.

The stakes here are so high that Malfoy has no intention of taking any credit for it. If possible, he would even like to put all the credit on Mrs. Swann.

In this way, once Professor Swann is happy, their Malfoy family will be more secure.

"I just made a comment while learning about the 'Boiling Curse': it would be great if I could use this curse to turn a Squib into a wizard."

"When Mrs. Swan heard this, she thought there was a chance of success, so she asked me to come and see you."

"Don't be nervous, Draco. Many great discoveries are made unintentionally. No one can take away your credit."

As if he could see Malfoy's concerns, Sebastian gently comforted the young man, saying that he was not too conscious of the credit for snatching the child away.

Boiling Demon Curse?

I only took a quick look at it when I was a student, and never paid much attention to it.

It’s a very obscure black magic. Has the young man studied it so deeply?

Sebastian began to think about the connection between the Boiling Curse and the Squibs, and soon discovered the key point.

Squibs are not Muggles, they have magic in their bodies.

So, they can occasionally use these magical powers to perform some characteristics consistent with their wizarding identity, just like Mrs. Figg can see Dementors.

However, unlike ordinary wizards, the magic power of a Squib is like extremely sticky glue. Some Squibs' magic power is even like stone and cannot flow at all, let alone cast spells normally.

The function of the Boiling Demon Curse is to accelerate the flow of magic power of the cursed wizard and slowly boil it up, so as to achieve the effect of being tortured.

Not to mention, this might actually have an effect on a dumb cannon, allowing the opponent's magic power to flow.

There's something going on!

However, further careful research is needed before it can be verified through experiments.

"Come on, sit down," Sebastian greeted them enthusiastically, "I declare that the Squib Research Group is officially established. Let's work together to solve this problem..."