Hogwarts founder returns to campus

So far, I still typed the word "end".

how to say?The end is a very wonderful feeling, and there is a feeling of reluctance.

But it is more of a feeling, a feeling that I can finish writing a whole story.

Many related content in the story have been modified, but one thing has not changed-the ending of the story and Salazar's choice.

Salazar was not a saint, and I think Salazar still followed the qualities that he chose his students, and he carried them through.

Since it was four friends who started their business together and established a school that could last for a thousand years, it would be impossible for them to achieve such an achievement if they distrusted each other so much.

With this in mind, I imagined what might have happened to Salazar during that time, and what crisis he had encountered.

So there is this story, the other three founders always believed in Salazar, and even wanted to continue to do something for him.

Salazar also carried the mission of the other three founders, which made him a bit twisted, and even saw things faster.

If you want to say when Salazar showed his nature, it should be the one hundred and four chapters of the last volume.

He makes these decisions not for the many, but for the few.

He is a human being, so he can be selfish, and he doesn't really care what other people think of him.

Including his concealment, just to keep others from hindering him.

It can even be said that he and Hai Erbo are very similar, like the front and back of a coin.

I don’t know if I have described it, but Haierbo is indeed the opposite of Salazar. Haierbo also uses speech skills and black magic that others have never mastered to win people’s hearts and build power.

If there is no accident, Salazar can actually become the second Hai Erbo, and the two can even join forces.

However, with the appearance of the other three founders, Salazar will only be Salazar, not Haierbo.

It is also because of this that even in the end Salazar had some scruples, even considered how to face the whole world, and flinched a little.

But Helga's soul told him, "Just do what you want, don't care about other people's eyes, because we will always support you."

It was enough that there were three people who supported him, that Etrin always believed in him, and stood steadfastly behind him.

Other people's eyes... Salazar didn't care.

What should be done is done by any means, even making a plan to become a murderer who destroys the world;

The things that should be promised should be fulfilled. Since the Wuzi Party is used, the Wuzi Party should be given a bright future.

This is the Salazar I want to present.

Actually, I'm a Mi's player, and Salt Flame Eternal Burning is my favorite PV.

The last battle I ever thought about was based on the assumption that the flames would burn forever.

Including that the three founders finally appeared and then burned themselves out, which was actually conceived from the beginning.

There is also the disappearance of Professor Binns, which was also considered from the beginning.

I don't know where I saw it. It seems that Ms. Rowling's magical world has a setting. When the caster's soul dissipates, the items he affects will dissipate.

So when the three founders decided to burn themselves to help Salazar, the shattering of those items was inevitable.

When Hai Erbo decided to die, the passing of Professor Binns was also inevitable.

Of course, this may not be regarded as passing away, he just lived too long and needs to enjoy retirement.

As for Hai Erbo, I only kept the string of Greek, if you are interested, you can translate it.

There is no need for a big villain to be whitewashed, the villain will fail and die in the appearance of a villain.

Salazar's revenge was thorough, and he even considered letting Hai Erbo live like this, watching the world as a wizard and then being helpless and furious.

Of course Haierbo has his own self-esteem. He chose to die. Since his plan had completely failed and he would even suffer mental torture, it would be better to be reduced to ashes in Fiendfire.

At least that's what I think now.

That's about all I want to say, and I won't finish the application yet.

Because there is indeed a side story, about Voldemort, a Voldemort who lives in Salazar's dream.

This is also Salazar's promise to let Voldemort experience another kind of life, a life different from a life without love.

As for more episodes, it depends on the inspiration behind.