Hiding in Hogwarts as a professor

Tver looked at the furious Salazar Slytherin in a daze.

To be honest, he was a little touched by Salazar.

Wait, he was actually moved by Slytherin's thoughts? !

If Malvolio knew his thoughts, he would not hesitate to laugh at himself.

Tver shook his head helplessly.

But after thinking about it for a while, he couldn't understand it.

Because of the scarcity of magical exchanges, the strength of ancient wizards is often uneven, and their own magical methods are also uneven.

Therefore, some wizards, especially young wizards, are easily harmed by Muggles because of their magic.

It is precisely this that drives the establishment of Hogwarts.

As one of the founders of Hogwarts, Salazar Slytherin, no matter how shrewd and cunning he is, must have the idea of ​​protecting the little wizard in his heart.

Otherwise, the other three founders wouldn't be willing to accept him. They couldn't just be greedy for his family castle, right?

But compared with other founders, Salazar's thoughts have become a bit extreme because of his own personality.

But it can't be said to be wrong. After all, his thoughts coincided with Tver's.

Also worried about this, Salazar chose to establish Slytherin College, hoping to pass on the idea of ​​fearing Muggles.

To be honest, this is a bit of a fallacy due to historical limitations.

And this idea has spread to this day and has been misunderstood and distorted by many people, even Slytherin students.

But for people who lived thousands of years ago, this kind of thinking was very forward-looking.

It's just that Tver himself has better and more complex ideas to protect wizards and protect them from Muggles.

"I think I should express my gratitude on behalf of the students who are protected by you." Tver gave him a sincere salute.

Salazar waved his hand indifferently.

"What I do is entirely based on my own thoughts and has nothing to do with you."

"As for your thoughts, to be honest, rather than thanking you, I would rather see that everyone no longer misunderstands the original intention of Slytherin House."

"Especially that kid named Tom Riddle..." He sighed with a complicated expression.

"If possible, let the Slytherin bloodline end in him..."

"He is the last blood heir of Slytherin in the world, do you want to kill him?" Tver asked curiously.

"It doesn't matter." Salazar smiled freely.

"The inheritance of Slytherin has never been based on blood, but ideas."

"As long as there is anyone willing to stand up to protect wizards, that is my heir."

"Even if he's not from Slytherin, or even Hogwarts?" Twil continued to ask.

"..."

Salazar was speechless for a while without mentioning which pot he was drinking.

"...It would be better if he came from Slytherin House, at least it can't be Gryffindor!"

Tver chuckled lightly, and then told the story about Malvolio, one of Voldemort's Horcruxes.

When he learned that he could still have a sane heir, Salazar finally smiled with relief.

If he had a choice, he would not watch helplessly as his final bloodline was cut off.

So he quickly talked to Tver about the Horcrux.

"I have heard of this magic. To be honest, I have studied so many souls and never thought about studying Horcruxes."

"It's because this magic involves the boundary between life and death. It is the only space that the God of Death cannot interfere with."

"So, once anyone dares to start making Horcruxes, his life will be infected with the curse of the God of Death. Even if he is not dead for the time being, he will continue to be peeped by the God of Death."

"As far as I know, even the despicable Haierbo, the founder of Horcrux magic, has not been able to achieve immortality."

"Not even as long as I have lived!"

He sneered, obviously disdainful of magic like Horcruxes.

"So, if Malvolio wants to live normally, he'd better absorb all the Horcruxes or destroy them."

"Anyway, his life span is enough for him to live for a long time."

"But don't you count as immortal? As long as I completely liberate your soul from the castle, you can walk in this world again." 7K Kuei

Every founder has his own way of leaving his mark, but Salazar is the only one who has left his soul alive!

It can only be said that he is worthy of being a Slytherin. His research on the soul has reached an extremely advanced level that is no less than his own.

Tver thought with emotion.

But Salazar shook his head firmly.

"What's the point of living?"

"As you can imagine, my thinking is definitely behind the times."

"In this case, it's better to stay in the castle and serve as the last line of defense for Hogwarts."

But Tver noticed the "as you think" in his words.

"Are you peeking into my brain again?!" He looked away solemnly, his Occlumency running crazily.

Salazar winked mischievously and gave him a wink.

"I forgot to tell you, Legilimency has always been my strongest ability, especially in the castle. It can provide a lot of early warning and protection for the school."

Tver had no choice but to put his hands on his hips. Salazar couldn't publicize his thoughts anyway, so he just knew it.

"Don't worry, I can really feel that your ideas are much better than mine."

Salazar came over and patted Tver on the shoulder comfortingly.

"It's better than Godric!" he emphasized.

To be honest, Tver always felt a sense of disobedience when he made such an action despite his young appearance.

"Actually, have you ever thought that Ms. Rowena and the others understand your thoughts very well and even agree with some of your ideas."

"So even if you have integrated into the castle, they still insist on the construction of Slytherin House."

It is true that Slytherin and Gryffindor symbolize the sweet dates and big sticks in dealing with Muggle thoughts. As the embodiment of wisdom, Ms. Rowena cannot fail to think of this aspect.

After all, in that chaotic era, Salazar's cunning and cruel methods were also indispensable to the success of Hogwarts.

Salazar was moved by Tver's words, and kept patting his shoulders with his hands, and was stunned in place for a while.

"exactly……"

"Rowner always said that Hogwarts is the strongest if we work together."

"It turns out that she didn't mean to let us stay in school, but to combine our ideas, which is the most suitable idea to guide wizards into the future..."

"I misunderstood her..."

He muttered to himself, his face full of regret for the past.

"Yes, maybe I can also help you reconcile with Mr. Gryffindor?" Tweel said encouragingly.

It's best to help him find Gryffindor so he can find the last two founders at once!

"Impossible!" Salazar suddenly roared.

"I did make some mistakes, but Godric is no better. I will never reconcile with him even if I die!"

"But you are indeed dead."

"..."

"I won't reconcile even if I die!" Salazar raised his head proudly.