The Charles Becomes a Wizard

Gellert is a genius, a knowledgeable genius. He can easily master a lot of profound and complex knowledge that others cannot understand. He can also easily manipulate people's hearts. He is very charismatic, making people subconsciously want to approach him and trust him. He can also carefully plan to achieve his goals...

But he is not suitable to be a teacher.

In other words, his teaching method can only be applied to people with the same talent as him.

Because he developed a series of study plans entirely according to his own growth trajectory.

This study plan requires not only that students have powerful magic, but also that they have enough wisdom. They must be good at thinking and summarizing, and they must be smart and hardworking. They must have a deep understanding of magic, and they must learn to think divergently. They must not abandon the experience of their predecessors, nor be confined by the knowledge learned from textbooks...

Looking at this set of high-standard and strict study plans, even Charles felt tired.

But he himself recognized the teacher and signed the apprenticeship contract himself. It is too late to say anything now.

What's more, Ciel has always been very strong-willed. Now that Gellert has laid out the complete plan in front of him, it is impossible for him to admit that he is incompetent under Sebastian's gaze that is obviously eager to watch the show.

With a gamble in his heart, Ciel plunged into intense and busy study from the first day of school. However, just completing the homework assigned by Gellert every day almost exhausted all his energy, so he had no time to take care of other things. Draco, who already regarded himself as Ciel's closest partner in the future, also began to study hard.

Draco, whose head was filled with all kinds of knowledge, was in a trance and he was not even interested in going to Blaise to ask him to join him in finding the Savior.

Their abnormality, of course, mainly Draco's, quickly attracted the attention of the little snakes.

Three years have passed, and the little animals in Hogwarts have almost tacitly accepted that Draco and Ciel are the leaders of Slytherin's generation. Their performance has made the little snakes, who don't know what they are thinking in secret, start to follow their example. For a while, Slytherin's learning atmosphere is close to that of Ravenclaw, and the number of gems in Slytherin's hourglass begins to grow crazily.

The conflicts that had previously broken out between Slytherin and Gryffindor had also decreased significantly.

By the time Snape, who was obsessed with potion research, finally realized that something was wrong, the little Slytherin snakes were almost going crazy.

In fact, this is not someone else's fault. Even children in the same college will inevitably have frictions when they spend time together, and they will inevitably compare with each other.

The only difference is that before, Slytherins had competed with each other on wealth and expensive and rare objects, but this time, they were competing with each other on their achievements.

Little snakes are always proud and self-respecting, and of course they are not willing to admit that they are not as good as their classmates, so in order to firmly suppress others, they will start to work twice as hard...

Of course, there are people who choose to give up because they really can't keep up with the progress, but under the influence of this environment, even if they want to be lazy, they will be driven involuntarily.

Logically speaking, it should be a good thing for students to make progress...

But why is this situation so hard to describe?

After learning the whole story, Snape felt both amused and helpless for the first time in his life.

Seeing that things were developing in an increasingly strange direction, Snape turned around and called the two "culprits" to his office.

Although loving learning is a good thing, it is not necessary to neglect sleep and food.

Oh, yes, Snape didn't mean anything else. He just wanted to remind them to take care of their health because he heard that the two of them occasionally forgot to eat.

(Sebastian: So, why do you think I would let the young master starve?)

But it was obvious that caring about students' health was not something Snape was good at.

When Charles and Draco were called into Snape's office in confusion, they saw Snape looking at them seriously with a stern face.

"Gentlemen, do you have anything to say to me?" Snape asked from behind his desk.

Ciel and Draco both shook their heads.

"Shouldn't you have something to say to us?" Charles asked back.

He was in a hurry to get back to his dormitory. He still hadn't figured out the magic circle that Gellert had taught him through the two-way mirror last night.

Draco was always a little timid when facing his overly serious godfather. He stood there without saying a word, but his small face clearly revealed the same meaning as Charles.

Snape:......

"I think you two gentlemen should have noticed the atmosphere in Slytherin recently?"

What's the atmosphere? Is there something wrong with Slytherin? Haven't they been very quiet recently?

Ciel looked at Draco.

I don’t know either. Could it be that he had another conflict with those stupid lions?

But what does this have to do with us?

Could it be that someone has reported us for something bad?

I just don't have time to cause trouble lately!

Draco looked back silently.

Snape:......

Snape had to hold back the speech he had prepared because of the two people's confused looks.

Snape slowly exhaled a breath of foul air, unable to control his mocking tone any longer: "I heard that you two often skip meals recently. Why? Is it because your bodies have evolved to the point where you no longer need food?"

"Or are your two little heads full of sphinxes unable to understand the importance of food to you?"

"Or maybe you can already fill your stomach with what you read in books?"

Snape's mouth spit out a series of words as quickly and crisply as a machine gun, without any repetition and full of sarcasm.

Ciel: ...

Draco:......

I see, he's expressing his concern.

Ciel: "Professor Snape..."

"Why, Mr. Phantomhive, do you have other ideas?"

"Perhaps, you still remember," Charles hesitated for a moment, trying to find a way to say something that would not make the awkward Professor Snape angry.

"Sebastian, I mean Professor Michaelis, my butler."

Draco nodded. When they didn't go to the hall to eat, they would cook for themselves in the dormitory.

As soon as Charles finished speaking, he saw Snape's face suddenly turn dark.

Ah...I am angry and embarrassed again.