hogwarts shady

"Didn't you receive the admission notice to Hogwarts?" Ryan was a little surprised.

Scott snorted and said, "Go to Hogwarts? Why should I, a child of a dark wizard family in Knockturn Alley, join you and do things according to your rules?"

Ryan sounded a little surprised: "You gave up your qualifications for admission to Hogwarts?"

Even though Scott is a dark wizard, Hogwarts is, after all, the only officially certified technical school in the UK. Being able to enter is equivalent to getting a chance to change your destiny.

Scott was silent for a while, and then said with some depression: "This is my parents' decision."

But immediately, his tone became assertive again: "I don't like you, a group of submissive college wizards. You are all trained by the Ministry of Magic to be so well-behaved that you don't even dare to use black magic."

"Scott!" Wei Ge finally spoke out at this time, his tone was a bit harsh.

Scott muttered and closed his mouth.

"I thought Hogwarts already accommodated all the wizards in the UK." Ryan said, "However, I think it is not good to use academic wizards and wild wizards to distinguish wizard groups. This can easily lead to prejudice and misunderstanding. .”

"In fact, this has always been a potential problem in wizard society." Wei Ge sighed, "Many conflicts arise between academic wizards and wild wizards. Academy wizards feel that wild wizards are unlearned and incompetent, or simply They equate wild wizards with dark wizards; and wild wizards think that the academy wizards are dumb geese, poor people who have been domesticated by those in power."

"I think there must be certain historical reasons for the formation of this concept." Lane said.

"You are right. In fact, as far as I know, in the era of the Big Four, there were more wild wizards than academic wizards." Wei Ge said, "Because in that era, most wizards had their own family inheritance. And Muggle wizards are rarely admitted."

"Presumably wild wizards were not called 'wild wizards' at that time," said Ryan.

"Most of them are pure-blood wizard families." Wei Ge said, "They have sufficient family heritage and excellent elders to teach them. Over a long period of time, young wizards who choose tutoring tend to achieve higher results."

Elite education in another sense, Ryan thought to himself, but the consequence of cherishing oneself is often self-destruction.

Weige continued: "But with the development of the times, as Hogwarts' entrance guidance for Muggle wizards becomes more and more perfect, and a large number of pure-blood families slowly disappear from history, the importance of this kind of private education The method is obviously becoming more and more out of step with the trend. In addition, in the past century, the degree reforms required by several ministers of magic have implemented the OWLs and NEWT examination system. As a result, personnel recruitment in most places depends on examination certificates, and wizards take entrance examinations. The path is absolutely mainstream."

Scott finally couldn't help but hum.

Ryan asked: "In that case, why are there still little wizards who don't go to school? I remember that Hogwarts' subsidies are quite complete."

"It's not a problem with Hogwarts, Mensa." Weige said, "It's the prejudice of the Ministry of Magic and most people, as well as the historical legacy left by two generations of Dark Lords. Most of today's 'wild wizards' are indeed They are born as dark wizards, so even if they get a certificate, their background as a dark wizard will still make them lose their job opportunities, and the certificate is of little use to them. Therefore, instead of studying in an academy, it is better to inherit the cooking skills at home. This way we won’t lose our instinct for dealing with danger – these are all things Scott once told us.”

Scott snorted and said: "So, Mensa, you can laugh at my origin, or in other words, under the teachings of the teachers, you can criticize my use of black magic."

Ryan grinned and said in a deliberately pitiful tone: "Don't worry, I won't irritate your sensitive and fragile self-esteem."

"Huh?" Scott's voice suddenly shrilled, "You...what do you mean!"

Several people in the token already burst out laughing.

"It must be difficult to live in Knockturn Alley, right?" Ryan said softly, "You are actually eager to leave that environment, right? I understand you! Don't worry, I won't laugh at your background. For black magic, There is no prejudice..."

"Close!" Scott lost his voice after saying the word.

Oh, it's offline.

Wei Ge was a little dumbfounded: "Why do you have to say these things?"

"Is there something wrong with what I said?" Ryan said, pretending to be confused. "That's what I really think. Origin and other things are just a foundation. You still have to rely on yourself for development. As for black magic, I have never had any concerns about tools. There is prejudice, and Slytherin Academy accepts even the descendants of Death Eaters, so why should I be prejudiced against dark wizards?"

"You..." Weige sighed, "Forget it, I can't help you, as long as you don't quarrel with Scott."

"It was his own prejudice against himself," Ryan said. "He was defeated by his own imagined situation in the academy. He took it for granted that Hogwarts was full of fools who were brainwashed by stupidity."

"It's not his fault." Wei Ge said, "After all, being born in an environment like Knockturn Alley, you can't expect him to have the same character and views as you."

Ryan thought for a while and softened his tone: "This is indeed a lack of consideration on my part. If I have the chance, I will apologize to him."

"This is the best." Weige breathed a sigh of relief, "In fact, the descendants of the Death Eaters in Hogwarts you mentioned are completely different from Scott's situation. They are all powerful people, even if Those who followed the mysterious man back then were able to avoid trial through the power of their own family - for these people, if they say they are not dark wizards, then they are not."

"After all, the Ministry of Magic is largely in their hands." Ryan sneered. "From ancient times to the present, they are the ones who have admired family education. When family education declines, they are the ones who send their descendants to Hogwarts for gilding. , really always standing at the forefront of the times.”

"There are only a few that can do this. Most of the so-called pure-blood families have disappeared, and some die-hards still pursue family education. This is also the source of some wild wizards." Wei Ge said, "Okay. , it’s not our turn to worry about the Ministry of Magic, so let’s not talk about it anymore.”

"Okay, I just want to know some historical knowledge about wild wizards." Ryan replied.

"You guys go ahead." After Wei Ge said this, he dived again.

There was silence in the token for a while, and then Gwendelin's voice rang out: "I have an invitation here. Friends in the UK, are any of you willing to help me brew the potion?"

"Sesitance, what help do you need?" a female voice asked.

"I need four people, and they need to have a certain foundation in runes." Gwendelin said, "This potion requires ritual magic... Hey, Wei Ge, this is a commission issued by you. You will pay the price."

"This is what it should be." Wei Ge's voice was a little helpless, "But did you choose ritual magic in the end?"

"This is the method with the highest success rate." Gwendelin replied, "I don't want my reputation to be ruined, and you don't have much material to waste."

"If you can't find anyone, count me in." Wei Ge said.

"What magic potion are you going to brew?" Ryan asked aloud.

"Life extension potion." Gwendelin replied, "Didn't you still give the leaves to me?"

Ryan glanced at Ravenclaw, wanting to ask her opinion.

Ravenclaw closed the summoned book and nodded.

Ryan understood, and he said to the token: "I can help."