Hogwarts: I am the White Demon King

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

After only a few failures, he grasped the knack and successfully released the first layer of stacked spells.

Good heavens, he gets it instantly!

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

From a professor's perspective, Dumbledore must have been the kind of genius student who was both worry-free and full of surprises, the darling of the professors.

If the old codger from Gryffindor saw this, I wonder how happy he would be?! After all, Dumbledore, unlike myself, is a proper Gryffindor through and through.

"Alright, Headmaster, next is the slow and steady work. You can stack them slowly yourself. Keep it up, strive to stack a hundred layers as soon as possible, and then we'll proceed to the next step of the plan."

Sebastian gave a few brief instructions and then lightly left the Headmaster's office, leaving the space to Dumbledore, who was concentrating on the stacking spell technique.

After a short stay at Hogwarts for two days, Dumbledore set off again for America, beginning a new round of wrangling, and Sebastian's life became quiet again for a time.

However, after only a week of quiet days, Malfoy brought Sebastian a big surprise.

"What?" Sebastian was somewhat doubtful that he had heard correctly, "You've come up with a way to turn Squibs into wizards?"

This young Malfoy is indeed very talented in healing magic, but he couldn't possibly solve this kind of problem, right?

This is not a joke!

You should know that even if both parents are wizards, there is still a high chance that their offspring will be Squibs, or rather, there are quite a few Squibs.

If only one parent is a wizard, the chances of their offspring being Squibs are even higher.

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

The Squib problem has plagued generations of wizards, and many talented wizards in history have fallen by the wayside on this issue. Could it be that a student has solved this problem?!

If this is true, then the number of wizards could definitely increase by a lot, and Draco could bring the Malfoy family to a whole new level with this achievement.

Looking at the somewhat guilty-looking Malfoy, Sebastian looked questioningly at Mia beside him, wanting to find out what exactly was going on.

"Draco has been studying advanced techniques for healing dark magic wounds with me, and in the process, he inevitably learns a lot of dark magic and then researches it."

Mia's voice was extremely gentle, calming Sebastian's excited emotions slightly.

"In the process of researching dark magic, Draco came up with a whimsical idea, and then he told me about it. I studied it a bit, and there's a chance of success."

Saying that, she patted Malfoy on the shoulder: "Draco, this is your idea, you should talk about it."

Looking at Sebastian's burning gaze, Malfoy was extremely nervous.

"Professor Swann," he stammered, "the truth is not as Mrs. Swann says. I don't have the ability to turn Squibs into wizards."

After the Ministry of Magic and the Dark Lord officially declared war, Slytherin House was forbidden from promoting the Dark Lord's ideas. With Sebastian watching over them, no student dared to make trouble, except for some sneaky behavior.

For a time, there were no new names added to Malfoy's little notebook.

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

Unexpectedly, today he casually complained, and Mia directly dragged him in front of Sebastian, and said that they might have found a solution to the Squib problem.

Even if you think with your toes, you know how great a feat it would be to solve the Squib problem.

Even pushing this issue forward a few steps would be enough to leave a strong mark on the wizarding world.

The stakes here are too high, so high that Malfoy doesn't have the slightest idea of taking credit. If possible, he would even like to push all the credit onto Mrs. Swann.

That way, if Professor Swann is happy, their Malfoy family will be even more secure.

"I just casually complained when I was learning the 'Blood-Boiling Curse': It would be great if this curse could be used to turn Squibs into wizards."

"Mrs. Swann heard it and thought there was a chance of success, so she dragged me to see you."

"Don't be nervous, Draco. Many great discoveries are found from unintentional words. No one can take away your credit."

As if seeing Malfoy's concerns, Sebastian gently comforted the young man. He wasn't so unprincipled as to steal a child's credit.

The Blood-Boiling Curse?

I only dabbled in it once as a student and didn't pay much attention to it.

A very obscure dark magic, has the young man researched it so deeply?

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

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

Therefore, they are able to occasionally use this magic to produce some characteristics that conform to the identity of a wizard, just like Mrs. Figg can see Dementors.

However, unlike ordinary wizards, a Squib's magic is like extremely viscous glue, and some Squibs' magic is even like stone, unable to flow at all, let alone cast spells normally.

The effect of the Blood-Boiling Curse is to accelerate the flow of magic in the cursed wizard, slowly boiling it, in order to achieve the effect of suffering torment.

Don't tell me, this might really have an effect on Squibs, allowing their magic to flow.

There's something to it!

However, it needs to be carefully researched and then demonstrated with experiments.

"Come, come, everyone sit down," Sebastian enthusiastically greeted, "I announce that the Squib Research Group is officially established, and we will strive to solve this problem together......"