Everyday players at Hogwarts

Tom Riddle, although he later became a notorious Dark Wizard, had his ignominious future cut out of his life. At Hogwarts, he was an unquestionably good student.

As an orphan with extraordinary talent and handsomeness, he naturally attracted the attention and sympathy of the teachers almost as soon as he arrived at school.

He seemed polite, quiet, and hungry for knowledge.

Almost everyone has a good impression of him.

But if someone said that when he was in the Muggle world, his grades were not very good, or even that he did not like reading very much, it would definitely attract ridicule from all the wizards who knew him, and they would definitely believe that this was a lie and a joke.

But the fact is that Riddle's academic performance was not excellent for a period of time when he was in the orphanage. At that time, his attention was more focused on his wonderful special powers.

Relying on this power, although he was ostracized and even considered a lunatic by the nanny of the orphanage and a psychiatrist was hired, in a sense, no orphan dared to provoke him, and he did not need regular treatment. Friends in the sense.

Perhaps Dumbledore doesn't know this. Dumbledore may think that Riddle has a cruel, secretive and domineering nature, but he is not a person who doesn't like studying or has poor grades.

When Dumbledore first went to the Wood Orphanage, when he told the orphanage manager Mrs. Cole that Riddle had the qualities Hogwarts needed, Mrs. Cole mistakenly thought that Riddle had obtained Hogwarts. Watts Scholarship.

But what she didn't care about was that Riddle didn't apply. According to what she said, Riddle could get scholarships from some schools if he applied.

And when Dumbledore entered Riddle's room, Riddle was also reading a book, looking like an intellectual.

This is why Dumbledore thought that Riddle only had a personality problem, but was otherwise a good student.

But only Tom Riddle himself knew that his improvement in academic performance and his habit of reading were not because he liked knowledge.

Wu's Orphanage is located in London. As an orphanage in the British capital, compared with orphanages in other places during the same period, it is very good in all aspects.

Although it looks simple, the furniture is very old and does not match the match. But the entire environment is exceptionally clean and tidy, and every orphan is wearing a uniform gray tunics, and it seems that they have been taken care of reasonably well.

The only drawback is that the atmosphere is very gloomy and depressing, and the nursing mothers here have no time to take care of the children's psychological problems.

That's why this orphanage is so good. After Riddle achieved the status of king of children through his proficient special powers, he had nothing else to worry about, and he didn't have to think about dressing up and slapping him in the face all day long.

Riddle's travels also began to take place throughout London, not just in the orphanage.

At this time, he pretended to be a good boy and learned the importance of knowledge from some people. This was something that no one in the orphanage had ever mentioned.

As long as he has good grades, he can go to a good university, find a good job, and earn several times the money of those who have not studied.

There is also a chance to become a British civil servant and dominate others.

So Riddle began to study seriously and impressed Mrs. Cole. He stopped causing trouble all day and just stayed in his room reading.

And this time Dumbledore came.

After enrolling in Hogwarts, he maintained the good habit of reading books, because magic books are more direct, unlike Muggle books that need to be replaced with diplomas, degrees, skill certificates and the like.

Magic books are synonymous with power, which also made Riddle begin to despise Muggle knowledge.

I didn't take Muggle Studies as an elective in my third year.

As far as Muggles were concerned, Riddle was indistinguishable from being illiterate.

This is why he didn't understand how great Dumbledore was about landing on the moon. In his eyes, the magician's seemingly perfect version of his own magical transformation, his superb wandless spellcasting, and his completely different magic from existing magic. The most shocking way of invisibility - turning into moonlight.

You must know that appearing from thin air is a common way to become invisible-this is usually achieved through Apparition and Disguise Charm.

"What is the shape of the earth?" Dumbledore asked tentatively. Riddle's words made him think of the possibility that the reason why Voldemort was so radical was related to his lack of understanding of Muggles.

This is a new breakthrough point!

He seemed to have seen the dawn of a change in Riddle's concept.

"Round shape, I know this." Riddle replied unhappily. He was continuing to look at Harry Potter on the screen. As for that 'self', what does Voldemort have to do with Tom Riddle?

"Then do you know why the earth is round and we can still stand firmly on the ground." Dumbledore asked again.

"I once thought about it, and later I learned the reason from a magic book."

"That's magic, the power of magic!"

"Wizards were very powerful at the beginning and were called gods. However, due to their intercourse with Muggles, their bloodline deteriorated from generation to generation and became what they are now."

"The world in the past was made up of a round sky and a square earth. It was the wizards who were still called gods who transformed the earth." Riddle said seriously.

This made Ryan, who was lying on the sofa at home, almost stand up. Tom Riddle is really illiterate!

No, he is not illiterate. Although this knowledge is wrong, it is what he read from books. It is estimated that this is also the mainstream view of pure-blood families.

They are different from Ryan. Their only knowledge can only analyze such results.

Because Ryan has the skill of thinking, coupled with the power of the skill panel to point to the right, this allows Ryan to get the closest to the truth from a lot of information.

That is, the weakness of wizards is not the deterioration of the bloodline, but the deterioration caused by the wizards being too powerful, holding each other back, and unconsciously cursing their own descendants.

This resulted in the original stone that was supposed to be as powerful as the gods - Muggle wizards, to be no different from the pure-blood wizards who had been passed down after degradation.

"Don't you know the force of gravity? When the earth, the sphere, rotates, it will produce a centripetal force. Everything on the earth is affected by it. This is why the apple does not fly upward, but instead Fall to the ground."

"And wizards do not become weaker because they are combined with Muggles. Wizards are born among Muggles."

"You may not know that, like us Dumbledore, in our family records, every Dumbledore married a wizard and gave birth to offspring, but we are still the same as the wizards you said were degraded by combining with Muggles. "

"Tom, it seems that you still need to catch up on Muggle studies before becoming a Defense Against the Dark Arts professor." Dumbledore couldn't help but look at Riddle with a look that looked retarded.