[HP] Being a problem student at Hogwarts

Tom had already had this vague suspicion in his mind - he didn't think that Anima was relatively kind to him (definition of evil side and good) because it was attached to Jiujiu's body, but he felt that Anima occupying Jiujiu's body probably didn't She was so thorough.

When the Dark Lord takes possession of Professor Quirrell's body, he can only attach himself to the back of the head, and has to rely on words to direct Professor Quirrell to do things; the diary has insufficient soul energy and can only lie down and pretend to be an ordinary notebook; the crow is in Hogwarts Sometimes it has black eyes (chirp), sometimes it has red eyes (anima)... How come the anima is so special that it seems to completely occupy the crow's body as soon as he is on the escape road?

The crow doesn't stay with them for most of the time. Is it really because of his nature to yearn for the sky, or is it because the anima doesn't want to show this weakness?

So this time he took advantage of the opportunity when Anima suddenly kicked him out, deliberately left the newspaper without taking it, and came back to test it out.

It turns out that Anima is not an exception among the Dark Lords.

Tom hadn't yet figured out where this secret would play a role, but he knew it was best not to let the Dark Lords know that he knew it, so he closed the door and exited without hesitation.

What followed was a lackluster day. Tom's magic control practice made little progress. The Dark Lord still took them to change bases near Little Hanlinton several times. The only thing worth mentioning was that the Dark Lord was in a good mood as a teacher. The idea really wasn't just a whim, he kept Tom by his side when he had free time, and talked about whatever came to his mind, neither avoiding any secrets about wizards nor caring about teaching any forbidden spells.

"Speaking of which," Tom asked him while taking notes, "doesn't the wizarding world have some systematic classification of powers, special training, principle analysis, etc.? It feels like Hogwarts just teaches some common spells. But if we encounter a situation where we haven’t learned the relevant spells, it’s easy to be at a loss, right? Many of the little spells invented by classmates in school are just made up, and we can’t explain why we do them.”

He looked at the Dark Lord longingly, expecting the Dark Lord to teach him systematically.

"Because there is no reason." The Dark Lord snorted, "Wizards use their will to leverage magic power. Those spells are used to enhance the strength of their thoughts. Go to the Ministry of Magic and drag out a random adult wizard and ask him what he can do without using magic tools. Flying? Most of the time you can’t answer the question. But a little wizard who has never learned any spells or even shown any magical phenomena before can make himself fly by instinct in an emergency.”

Tom thought of Harry saying that when he was chased by Dali as a child, he suddenly flew to the roof several times without knowing what happened; and Neville, when he was hung out of the window by his uncle. Suddenly he was able to glide at low altitude and land smoothly. But the flying lessons in school teach riding a broomstick.

"Why are some wizards good at silent spells? Why can some wizards simplify spells and still achieve their goals? Why can some wizards even perform miracles with one or two words instilled with spiritual will?" The Dark Lord said lazily, "Because All human beings are not created equal.”

"Some people are born with stronger spiritual wills, and the power of magic naturally favors them... This is why purebloods are always superstitious about their bloodline. To a certain extent, the physique favored by magic can be inherited - —Especially with the strong will of wizards.”

"When both parents are wizards, the magical miracles under this will will be more stable, and it is the eager hope of the entire wizard family. This is the secret of pure blood, and it is not surprising to put it bluntly. Wizards are instinctively unwilling to agree with themselves. Marriage between people outside the ethnic group is also to reduce risks. If you look at the family history of wizards, you may find it strange. There are many pure-blood families that have been passed down for thousands of years, but they obviously intermarry within themselves, and even in many cases Having difficulty in having children, and looking like they are about to die... Take Malfoy for example. If you are in the Muggle world, have you ever seen a family that has been passed down from generation to generation, and even in the barbaric era, no children died in infancy and the inheritance was cut off? Magic is the miracle itself. ...No matter how dangerous it seems, the will of generations of wizards passed down and accumulated in the pureblood bloodline is enough to ensure that the bloodline will not be extinguished."

"Is it true?" Tom interrupted curiously, "Is it true that there are no pure-blood families that have completely cut off their bloodline?"

"This is the world of wizards." The Dark Lord sneered at his naivety. "Magic itself is a miracle. You look like which family is completely dead. Who knows if they have left any secrets, chambers, or souls over the years? The weapon, the soul-returning magic circle, or even just a magical tool used to overwrite the will and rewrite the memory? Will hundreds of thousands of years later, a descendant suddenly appear like a corpse? Let alone a pure-blood family, it is a mixed-blood family. Even for Mummy wizards and capable ones, it is difficult to be sure whether the other party is really dead - even if they are really dead and completely gone, who knows whether there will be any research history in future generations. A neurotic wizard who directly fished them out of the river of time in order to find out the historical facts?"

ah? Is this okay?

It was rare for Tom to experience the feeling of being criticized until he had nothing to say.

The Dark Lord brought the topic back with great interest: "Yes, sometimes special talents can appear among mixed-blood wizards - such as me. Apart from the possibility of mutation, I think it is more because my mother harbors feelings for me. She had particularly strong expectations, hoping that a powerful wizard descendant would prove to her family that her choice was correct; it also included the strong unwillingness, struggle and expectation that circulated in the Slytherin bloodline, which had declined to the extreme. In With such superimposed will, it is natural to be gifted.”

"Of course there are outstanding wizards among the Muggles - but there are too few. Maybe it's because of a wash of the magic tide, or the occasional blessing of the power of magic, or some genetic mutation that Muggles talk about... something like this The probability of a wizard being born is very unstable."

"So I am more inclined to think that you may indeed have wizard blood." The Dark Lord looked at Tom.

"Thank you, my parents are very loving." Tom said with a straight face.

"It doesn't matter." The Dark Lord made a shrug, which looked particularly weird on his baby-sized body. "I said, magic is a miracle. The birth of marrow talents is rare, but it is also completely non-existent. Occasionally, it doesn't matter. There are a few that appear, and they are all very popular with purebloods - even though they all sound so old-fashioned, in fact they often secretly combine with hemp seeds to ensure the health of their offspring. After all, the will of wizards is not omnipotent, and neither can they. Just rely on prayer to ensure good health." 7K妏婩

The Dark Lord showed a strange and narrow smile: "Did you receive many invitations from purebloods in school?"

Tom protested, "I'm only in my fourth year!" He added, "If I were still at Hogwarts."

The Dark Lord didn't care about this: "If you were still at Hogwarts, you should seriously consider choosing a dance partner now."

"Dance partner? What dance partner?" Tom asked, "Is there an event at Hogwarts?"

But the Dark Lord refused to continue talking about this.