A True Story of a Wizard's Life

"Guess?" Dumbledore looked at Gabriel with a smile, but obviously didn't think she could guess it.

When Gabriel saw Dumbledore smiling, he had the urge to swipe at Dumbledore's face. Don't use magic, you have to do it directly to be direct and relieve your anger.

If Snape's laugh was creepy, then Dumbledore's was a bad laugh.The reason why she has developed the habit of smiling less often is because she is afraid that if she is close to the ink, she will be black. After referring to the smiles of these two people, no one will believe that she is a sunny and good girl.

Of course, if you want to beat Dumbledore's smile, you can only think about it in your heart, and Gabriel still guesses how Dumbledore learned Parseltongue.

Instigated by the Sorting Hat (although the Sorting Hat tried its best to deny this), Gabriel started to look for the basilisk. This is because there is no dragon, and it would be good to fill the stomach with the basilisk first.

Snape vaguely revealed that the entrance to the chamber of secrets is in the women's toilet on the second floor. Gabriel was too sensible to ask him why he knew it. He used it as a secret to make men more attractive. Without the basilisk, they couldn't communicate with it either.

If you just want to kill the basilisk for a one-shot sale, it is relatively easy, but if you want to keep a live basilisk, it will be a test. First of all, you must ensure that the basilisk does not harm the students of Hogwarts. .However, everything is stuck on how to communicate with the basilisk.

Gabriel seriously suggested that since they can't communicate, why bother to communicate, and just find a way to make a contract with the basilisk, so that there is no need to worry about it.

When Snape heard Gabriel's proposal, his first reaction was that this was very Gryffindor, and then he had to wonder what Gabriel's previous education was, and this kind of forced contract was easy for magical creatures If you are not careful, you will lose both sides.According to Gabriel's tone, if it doesn't work, then kill the basilisk with one knife, so as to avoid future troubles.

Snape didn't miss Gabriel's nonchalant attitude when he said that, and his heart skipped a beat.

It wasn't that Snape had undue sympathy for a basilisk, it was just that Gabriel's behavior reminded him that this man was not a harmless schoolgirl.Even though Snape had seen Gabriel kindly feed the four gray owls jerky, he couldn't hide the indifference that seemed inherent in her character.

For this kind of indifference, Snape can't say whether he likes or hates it. He is not a person with extra enthusiasm, and seeing Dumbledore's expression of approval, he told himself repeatedly in his heart that indeed the new life met Newcomers must never face problems with old eyes.

But even if he didn't look at the problem with old eyes, Snape didn't want to learn Parseltongue frantically. Maybe Slytherin was restrained by the aura of Slytherin, and he was unlikely to challenge people they really respected.

This obviously doesn't apply to Dumbledore.

It's not that Gabriel didn't want to learn Parseltongue in the past, it's just that Parseltongue is said to be a unique ability of Slytherin. She was researching how to find the teacher who could lead her in.There is no direct bloodline of Slytherin, only the Gaunt family is somewhat related, but unfortunately there is no Gaunt in the school, and I heard that the Gaunt family members are not good at brains. (Information from Ravenclaw, how could it be that none of them had the idea of ​​Parseltongue, but they all died.)

Under Hetzper's friendly reminder, Gabriel began to think deeply about what Parseltongue is all about.If it is said to be Slytherin's talent, then it must be related to blood, not acquired, there is a big problem here!Slytherin House has always emphasized pure blood, what is pure blood?Anyway, it doesn't include the blood of magical creatures.

That's right, it's that capricious.The clear line between magical creatures and wizards was not drawn in Middle World. It was in 1811, when the Minister for Magic Grogan Stump issued an order defining the difference between people and magical animals. The decree has also been widely recognized by the magic community.

Before this, there had been several debates about the boundary between human beings and miraculous powers. For example, in the fourteenth century, the wizard council, the predecessor of the Ministry of Magic, discussed this issue, but no definite answer could be obtained.And whether there is a clear answer does not affect the definition of the word pure blood. Pure blood wizards are not wizards with the blood of magical creatures. They don't even accept Muggle blood, let alone accept animal blood.

Don't say that having the blood of magical creatures is a noble thing, this is definitely a joke!Can be used as a new taunt language.

I heard that someone recently wanted to write a book on pure-blood family trees, but there was absolutely no mention of magical creatures in it.

Then the question arises, does the Slytherin house, which claims to be pure blood supremacy, really understand the meaning of the founding of the founder?If you understand it, then is Slytherin really pure-blooded? If so, how can he know Parseltongue, which at first glance is a bloodline skill that can only be obtained after a magical creature and a wizard are mixed. This is really scary after careful consideration .

Gabriel even began to wonder whether Slytherin's last departure from Hogwarts without hearing from him might have something to do with these contradictory things.

Leaving aside this kind of embarrassing question, the first thing to care about is how Dumbledore found the Parseltongue teacher. This is a challenge that several generations of Ravenclaws have not completed.

"I can't guess." Gabriel readily admitted that she was too lazy to play guessing games with Dumbledore, so it was better to ask directly, Dumbledore liked to talk or not.

What Dumbledore hates the most is that Gabriel doesn't follow his train of thought, and speaking so simply and directly has no language art at all.He was a little bit reluctant, but he still said, "I made a pen pal, and he managed to get a guide to communicating with simple magical creatures. What I said just now is what you mean, but unfortunately the content in the book is about Parseltongue Not much, but it gives an idea.

Wizards can communicate with magical creatures, especially those who cannot speak human language, not necessarily through language, but through spiritual communication. This is also one of the ways for wizards to master the language of magical creatures.

This kind of assumption is not unfounded. For example, the magic of Soul Reaper can directly see what is thinking in other people's minds. It belongs to spiritual magic, and it can be analogized to magical creatures in the same way. "

Gabriel can guarantee that the pen pal is not a good person, but he is very curious that Dumbledore is not like a person with low guard, how could he talk so much with strangers. "Have you ever met that pen pal? Are you sure he's reliable?"

Dumbledore didn't think he was stupid enough to trust others at all, "I met him before school started. I wanted to see my father for the last time that day, but unfortunately I couldn't. I met him in the dessert shop. Durmstrang's students, we are both first graders. Durmstrang's collection of books is different from Hogwarts. We will meet at Christmas this year. Would you be interested in eating cake together? I heard you I don't like sweets."