Archdruid of Hogwarts

No matter day or night, Ernie enjoys the benefits brought by the Great Druid status. In the wilderness, he walks on flat ground with no sound, no footprints, and no smell.

Correspondingly, he is also giving, and the extraordinary power transformed by him overflows, like rain, nourishing the forest, and at the same time, it is as natural as breathing.

It's a passive effect, like a devout believer serving their god, where the interaction doesn't just happen during prayer, but is always connected.

It's just that the deified nature is intentional or unintentional, which makes those who believe in nature more free, but they also pay more attention to their original intention and sincerity.

From this perspective, materialistic habits are undoubtedly a hindrance to Ernie. Fortunately, like most people, he has the instinct to love nature and get close to nature.

Coupled with the constraints and influence of Druidry, as well as environmental influence and the demand to develop related new habits, changes are continuing slowly but surely, and the trend is gratifying.

Therefore, every once in a while, he can feel the progress and changes in himself.

This became a disguised encouragement, making him more confident and steady on this extraordinary path.

Quirrell is in a completely different situation.

One step higher, one step lower, one step deeper, one step shallower, stumbling, not to mention how uncomfortable it is.

Especially today, he felt particularly awkward, as if the entire Forbidden Forest was full of malice towards him.

Ernie is responsible for this. The Forbidden Forest would indeed be hostile to him now, and even in the future, because Ernie marked him as an enemy of nature.

In this case, not to mention that it is inconvenient for Quirrell to cast a spell for lighting, even if he does, he will still be tripped.

Fixing Quirrell and distracting Quirrell will help hide him.

After Quirrell staggered for a while, Voldemort, who had his soul in him, couldn't bear it any longer.

Quirrell hurriedly took off his turban, and then he was scolded. Voldemort sarcastically said: "It's hard to believe that your hobby is traveling! You really value your mobility!"

After boarding the pirate ship, Quirrell has been submissive by Voldemort.

He hadn't been able to get the Philosopher's Stone from Gringotts' underground vault before, and to be fair, it wasn't his fault.

After all, Quirrell's infiltration was successful and the Philosopher's Stone was taken away by Hagrid first. What could he do?

But Voldemort still placed his soul on him as a punishment, and he had endured it. Now that he was being teased a few times, he naturally responded with drizzle.

But this does not alleviate the unfortunate effect of him rolling and crawling while walking.

Seeing that his reprimands had little effect, Voldemort gradually stopped scolding him.

Ernie guessed that he might be tired and lost. Or maybe he finally figured out that Quirrell didn't want to do this either, but he really couldn't do it well.

Or, given how suspicious Voldemort was, even if no clues were found, he would not only suspect that someone was causing trouble secretly.

He was not fazed by this.

He is an adult, and he does not do things just for fun or on a whim, but with purpose and certainty.

What about Voldemort?

Who hasn't had the stubborn temper of "I won't cry until I see the coffin"?

He was not severely beaten by Voldemort, but relied on his prophetic advantage to make Voldemort's old plans come true.

Moreover, he has a powerful golden finger and a lot of emotional currency, which allows him to redeem the skills he needs at any time according to the actual situation to overcome dangers and win.

Why should he be afraid of Voldemort at this moment?

On the contrary, he thought this way: "You, Voldemort, have been living with snakes and rats in the Albanian forest for more than ten years, and you think you can be all-powerful when you come back? This is not the return of the king. What's more, times have changed, Dark Lord!"...

Facts have also proved that even the Dark Lord has to follow the principle of "ten minutes on stage and ten years of work off stage". How can there be so many "good winds that can send me to the top by force"?

Opportunities are often created by oneself. He really can't shake now.

This time Quirrell came here just to cast spells and feed the mountain troll.

The shrinking spell and the weakening spell allowed the mountain monster to hide in an inconspicuous tree hole.

Ernie finally knew why the mountain monster that Iron Triangle encountered in the original work smelled so bad. It was marinated in his own urine for two months, and it would never smell good to anyone else.

Although he could not determine the specific time when the mountain monster was brought to the Forbidden Forest by Quirrell, he believed that Quirrell had the highest possibility of placing it in place before and after the start of school.

The origin of trolls is Scandinavia. No one knows how they first crossed the ocean and came to Britain. However, they are rare in number, but it is true.

Trolls are divided into mountain monsters, forest monsters and water monsters, among which the light gray-skinned mountain trolls are the most dangerous. They live in barren mountains and swamps, and can only be obtained by making a special trip to capture them.

Moreover, these guys have high magic resistance and are not easy to defeat.

Speaking of this, Ernie felt that this trip was worthwhile.

The Weakness Curse, this is a typical secret curse, he definitely did not appear in the original work.

The literal translation of the mantra turned out to be 'wasted'. There was no way he wouldn't be able to remember such a down-to-earth mantra.

Ernie loved this spell and understood the emotions and states that paired it with it. He believed he would be able to master it and become expert quickly.

Since the core of magic lies in sensibility, it is easy to master and specialize in spells that correspond to one's own temperament.

Correspondingly, having enough life is also conducive to mastering the kind of emotional feeling required to cast spells. Therefore, HP wizards are like traditional Chinese medicine, generally the older ones are more popular.

Ernie's memory was average. Even if he concentrated on it and Quirrell cast the Weakening Curse three times in a row, he could only remember a rough idea.

He thought that he would have to keep a close eye on him to learn from his master.

Then he thought again: "Sure enough, human nature is base. Learning magic is also like what is said in dirty jokes: a wife is worse than a concubine, a concubine is worse than a steal, and a concubine is worse than a steal. A serious person is left there, unwilling to learn, disgusted and unattractive. I only care about those things that are difficult to obtain..."

While he was thinking about it, Quirrell suddenly cast spells continuously on his surroundings: "The human form appears!"

Then, without giving up, he cast another wave of spells in rapid succession: "The original form appears!"

They are both manifestation spells. The former targets people in an area, while the latter targets objects. For example, magical creations and detection of magic weapons rely on the instant appearance of their true form.

Ernie was naturally startled by Quirrell's sudden operation. Fortunately, he had developed the ability to remain calm even when a mountain collapsed in front of him, otherwise he might have caused trouble.

Also, he is neither a person nor an object now, but a big cat, haha, perfectly avoided!

But this didn't stop Ernie from secretly shouting: "Old Yin Beep!"

He felt that this was probably Voldemort's suggestion.

Of course, Quirrell is not a good guy, otherwise he wouldn't be able to play so smoothly.

Then he couldn't help but secretly complain: "Speaking of which, J.K. Rowling, how much does she hate professional and academic people? I feel that in the eyes of the great god, people who engage in academics are just civil science + geeks!

Look at these famous Ravenclaws, Gilderoy Lockhart, Rita Skeeter (the female journalist from the Daily Prophet who did not hesitate to make lies to gain attention), Sybill Trelawney , Quilias Chilo.

Each one is weirder than the last, and almost all of them are only smart, without great wisdom, and their moral integrity is not reliable.

After all, Hufflepuff was supported by Cedric, an all-rounder who was proficient in everything but not particularly amazing. Later, with "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", there was a partial genius and weirdo like Newt. He can't be the savior of the wizarding world, but he can be the guardian of magical animals.

Ravenclaw, the house that should produce inventors the most, has no leader.

Even the founder, Rowena Ravenclaw, has her own criticisms.

Her daughter, the ghost Lady Grey, whose real name is Helena Ravenclaw, stole the Ravenclaw Diadem willfully and hid it in the Albanian forest.

Later, he was deceived by Tom Riddle's handsome, elegant and well-spoken persona, and told him the whereabouts of the crown.

What image is this? A rebellious son who doesn't distinguish between inside and outside, doesn't recognize people well, only looks at people's superficial appearance... Rowena can teach a daughter like this? And also a Ravenclaw.

Therefore, Ravenclaw is the real outcast of the four major colleges. Perhaps it is also because the wizarding world is more like "my Qing" than "my Great Britain". There is no magic to be invented. The so-called research is just to earn meal tickets and cheat. Funding? "...