A certain Hogwarts esoteric leader

Yunieff planned to wait in the Charms classroom until Professor Binns finished his next class.

Hermione came over and said that she had made an appointment with her roommate Padma to go to the library to do homework.

Yunieff admitted that Hermione should make more friends.

He was alone in the classroom.

Ten minutes later, senior students walked in one after another. Among these people, Yunieff saw Hilliard and Penelo.It was Hilliard who was seen first. He had blond hair, was thin and tall, lived alone, and had a strong sense of presence.

Both of them also saw Univers, and Hilliard walked over and said, "Theoretically, Hogwarts does not allow juniors to take classes from seniors."

"Points will be deducted," he emphasized.

However, his expression was calm, showing that he was just reminding him out of duty, and did not necessarily have to expel Yunieff from the classroom.

"I spoke to Professor Binns," Univer said.

"Oh, that's good." I don't know if he believed it or not. Maybe he just needed a reason.

Anyway, he explained it to Penello, then sat on a seat not far away, holding his chin in his hand and yawning.

It makes sense that Ravenclaw wouldn't win the House Cup.

But having such a prefect is undoubtedly a lot more convenient for Yunieff.

The break passed by in a flash, and as the bell rang, Professor Binns emerged from the blackboard again, his movements exactly the same as the last time.

But the content was changed to Giant War, as if the radio had been replaced with a hypnosis tape.

Yunieff's thoughts spread out in boredom, wondering whether the description of Professor Binns in "Hogwarts: A School History" contained errors or omissions, or whether it was deliberately added to the glory. This kind of thing is not uncommon at all times and at home and abroad. It abounds, and the wizarding world may also have this tradition.

Half reading, half listening to the class, finally waited until get out of class ended, it was already 05:30.

Yunieff stepped forward and once again stopped Professor Binns, who was about to get into the blackboard, but was met with a confused look from the latter.

He seemed not to remember what he had promised, so Yunivo had to say it again.

He was silent for a moment, then said, "Go to the staff lounge and talk." Then he disappeared into the blackboard.

Yunieff had to spend a lot of time to find the staff lounge. The entrance to the staff lounge was a wall. In front of the wall were two stone beasts. When he saw him approaching, the stone beasts suddenly started talking. .

The stone beast on the left opened its mouth: "Hey! Little wizard! Who are you looking for? There is only the slow old immortal Cuthbert Binns who no one will look for. Peeves occasionally comes, but he is not here now." I am the stone beast on the left, and next to me is the stone beast on the right.”

The stone beast on the right turned his head and shouted: "You are stupid! Stone beast left! Didn't Binns just say that a little wizard will come to him?"

"You're stupid! Binsi has been so confused all day that he wants to die. How can he remember the little wizard?" Shishou Zuo said, "Besides, it's just the beginning of school and it's not the end of the semester. How can there be a little wizard coming to him?"

Yunieff scratched his hair and said, "I'm just here to see Professor Binns."

"That's really weird." The two stone beasts muttered, and a transparent ripple flashed on the wall, and they both said, "Go in."

Junifer went in.

What came into view was a long room with decorative wooden panels on the walls and mismatched old dark wood chairs on the floor.

Professor Binns was lying in an arm-chair before the fire, his eyes closed, and seemed to be sleeping.

Does the ghost want to sleep?

"Professor Binns?" Yunieff tried to call softly.

Hearing his voice, Professor Binns sat up slightly and looked over. His eyes were clearer than in the classroom. Although it may not be appropriate to use this to describe a ghost, and he was also wearing a pair of thick glasses, Yunieff had it. This feeling is extremely clear.

"Oh, it's you." His reaction became more flexible, "What's your name?"

"Eunifer Gorel."

"Oh, Mr. Gorrell."

"Just call me Yunivore."

"Okay, Yunivo, do you have any questions for me?" He raised his hand to get the teacup on the table, but passed it through without picking it up.

Yunieff stated his purpose bluntly: "I want to understand Gellert Grindelwald, and I think you might be able to teach me."

Professor Binns was still in a daze when a bird flew past the window and pecked his soul back, even though he was a ghost himself: "Gellert Grindelwald?"

Yunieff nodded.

"That is a very dangerous person, but he is no longer of this era." Professor Binns asked, "Do you know what he wants to do?"

He gives people a different feeling, not as rigid as he was in class.

"Do you know about the recent fire dragon attack?" Yunieff said the reason he had prepared long ago.

"I ordered the newspaper." Professor Binns nodded, "I heard there was a big fuss."

Not confused at all, Yunivo thought, he can even read a newspaper.

Speaking of which, he was quite curious about how the ghost got the newspaper, but now was not the time to ask.

He pointed at himself and said succinctly: "The fire dragon is the one who attacked me. In addition, there is a dark wizard. Some clues point to Grindelwald, so I want to know what kind of person he is and what he wants to do." What, and why do you do this?”

"I also read books." He picked up the "History of Magic" and "History of Wizarding Wars" in his hand and said, "But the books are all about the damage he caused to the magic world, but they are all about the logic of his actions. That’s all, there’s just a slogan, ‘for the greater good’, but what exactly is the greater good is left unmentioned.”

He bowed to Professor Binns and asked, "I have many confusions and I hope you can teach me."

Professor Binns was a little moved, and floated up from the armchair, trying to pull Yunieff up, but his hand passed through Yunieff's body, and there was a cold feeling like ice water.

"Get up, get up, I'll teach you." He said anxiously.

Yunieff then stood up.

"Sit down." Professor Binns sighed and said.

Yunieff pulled an old black wooden chair to the side and sat down respectfully, with his back straight.

When Professor Binns saw this scene, he sighed and said, "Don't be so formal, otherwise I will be very cautious too."

Yunieff relaxed a little.

Professor Binns also lay back in his armchair.

"Let me think about how to put it." He held the wrinkles on his forehead and thought, "Grindelwald is a very complicated person."

After a while, he suddenly frowned and asked, "Are you really sure that Grindelwald sent people to attack you?"

"That's absolutely true," Yunieff said with certainty.

"That's really strange!" Professor Binns said in surprise. "After being defeated by Dumbledore, he has been imprisoned in Nurmengard. Although it may not be possible to imprison him, he probably didn't think of it. It’s on my mind.”

"No more ideas?"

"Yes, after all, World War II in the Muggle world is over."