Hogwarts: Don’t panic, Old Deng, I won’t be the Dark Lord

Just like Sisley has no flying talent, he is not very interested in flying broomsticks. He just looked at it for a while and then found a reason to go to the library.

In the library, Sisley once again sneaked into the upper class book area, and the senior wizards tacitly ignored Sisley when they saw him. After all, this is a process that every studious wizard has experienced. .

At this time, Sisley was sitting in a corner, holding his chin with one hand and flipping through the books in front of him, trying to find a spell that could break or blind the forbidden book area.

After all, not everyone has the invisibility cloak among the Three Sacred Artifacts, and even the detection magic in the forbidden book area cannot detect it.

Sisley closed the book in front of him and stood up to go to the library shelf to change a book.

At this moment, everything in front of Sisley faded away like a tide, and soon there was only a gray space left, the chair he was sitting on, the long table in front of him, and Dumbledore blinking at him across from him.

"You are so studious. Are you planning how to sneak into the restricted area of ​​the library at night? Sisley." Dumbledore sat down and said with a smile.

"Your skills are really powerful. Is this considered space magic, like a portkey or apparation?" Sisley said in surprise as he looked at the gray-white space around him.

"No, no, no, this is just a small thing I made myself. It can create real illusions. Of course, it also uses a little traceless telescopic spell and time magic." Dumbledore said, taking out a green enamel inlaid Silver lighter.

"Is it this little thing?" Sisley asked.

"Well, it's called Deluminator, it's pretty awesome," Dumbledore said.

"Awesome, but can this effect be achieved using magic alone?" Sisley took the Deluminator and played with it.

"If you want, I can teach you a few spells in the future, and then you can figure it out yourself." Dumbledore said with a wink.

"Okay, then Professor, what are you doing here now?" Sisley asked as he put the deluminator on the table.

"Of course I want to persuade you to give up cracking the forbidden magic in the restricted area of ​​this poor library. Every time you go to the auditorium to eat, the malice in your heart towards the magic in the restricted area of ​​the library almost makes the ceiling flicker." Dumbledore covered his face. He held his forehead and said speechlessly.

Sisley was a little embarrassed. He really didn't know that the ceiling of the auditorium had this function.

Thinking of this, Sisley decided to change the subject: "Professor, don't you have any official duties to deal with as the principal?"

"Oh, this is simple. Just let Minerva take over all the official duties, and don't change the subject!" Dumbledore emphasized.

Sisley sighed deeply and said: "Professor, do you know how much psychological trauma it is for a diligent and studious little wizard to only read biographies and magical history every day?"

"There's nothing we can do about it. The magic books in the forbidden book area are still too dangerous for first-year wizards. Besides, there are books for upper-grade students, and you won't be under the care of Mrs. Pince until next year. You can freely read the general book area." Dumbledore spread his hands helplessly.

Sisley's eyes were rolling, and he was thinking about the possibility of getting Dumbledore to make an exception and let him go to the forbidden area.

But I always felt that no matter what words he used, he would be thrown out by Dumbledore. After all, this request was too ambitious.

"I'll give you a different choice. You can let this poor library go. In exchange, you can study with me. How about it?" Dumbledore said.

But Sisley was no longer calm, and said with a puzzled face: "Then you have to tell me why. You have to take care of things every day... It's not a good life to be leisurely and contented, but you are teaching me that there is nothing special about this." The little wizard, I can’t understand.”

"Because I am older, and knowledge always has to be passed down from generation to generation. I think you are good and talented, and you also let me see...myself when I was young." Dumbledore touched it Sisley's head said.

"I think you're still alive. You know the old lady selling snacks on the Hogwarts Express is almost 400 years old. Are you so anxious?" Sisley asked incomprehensively.

"What? Are you afraid of death?" Dumbledore asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Shouldn't we be afraid?" Sisley asked.

"Of course, we will not disappear after death, but will go to another world..."

Before Dumbledore could finish speaking, Sisley interrupted: "Wait a minute, Professor, although it's rude for me to interrupt you, but your words are a bit old-fashioned. They are always used in the Muggle world. Words used to deceive children whose relatives have died.”

"No, I'm not lying to you. For wizards, there really is a world for the dead."

"There is an old saying, [For the brave, death is a grander adventure]. This is not a lie to children, but a proven truth. The Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic has a door leading to the dead. The door to the world, through which you can also see the world of the dead," Dumbledore said.

"Really?" Sisley said in surprise.

"Of course, because the souls and magic power of our wizards will not dissipate, then the dead can't stay here and live together with the living. Over time, the powerful wizards have opened up the world of the dead, so that we can Keep enjoying life and learning magic," Dumbledore explained.

"What about the ghost?"

"Some of them don't dare, and some have obsessions. For example, Ms. Gray of Ravenclaw is afraid of the world of the dead because her mother is there, and she is very sorry for her mother."

"On the contrary, Bloody Barrow, he just had obsessions. He accidentally killed his beloved while he was still alive, and he has been punishing himself by staying in the castle all these years."

"It's sad." Sisley shook his head.

"Indeed, on the contrary, I am much more free and easy. I am not afraid of death. Of course, I have to work hard and enjoy myself in the world of the living for as long as possible. After all, I am not sure if there are lemon sorbets in the world of the dead."

"Won't you get diabetes if you eat like this?"

Dumbledore asked this question and replied speechlessly: "Of course not. Severus can be cured with a cup of potion. What's the decision? Do you want to be my student?"

"Since you have invited me so kindly, of course." Sisley nodded, not caring that his question about Dumbledore's love history fell into obscurity.