HP Tom Riddle

Transfiguration class is over, and all we have left for our day is History of Magic in the afternoon.

Professor Binns is perhaps the most special and knowledgeable professor at Hogwarts.Unfortunately, Professor Binns suffers from amnesia just like the other ghosts.

His classes are very boring.

I think there is a lot to tell about the history of magic. Professor Binns should be very good at teaching when he is not a ghost, but after he becomes a ghost-he can seamlessly connect the goblin rebellion and werewolf wounding incidents, while not Ask anyone a question and you won't gain points.Riddle couldn't stand out in this class.At this point, I have to say that apart from the bad lectures, I still like Professor Binns very much.

Of course, Riddle, a good-natured Bobo, can sit upright and write like a god even if he is full of mistakes and omissions, which can be called a hypnotic history of magic.

Really, I don't want to judge Riddle at this point anymore.As a genius, Riddle can still be so serious and make good use of his talent, what else can stop him?

"It's finally over." I piled the book on top of Riddle's book, "take it away for me, I must wait to go to the library to borrow a bunch of extracurricular books, if the level of teaching at Hogwarts for a year is like this Shallow words!"

Riddle slapped his notebook over my book, the two of us to be precise: "Hogwarts doesn't teach hard stuff this year, and if you had prep, you should have Did it like you said."

"Huh—you didn't tell me to listen carefully, Riddle?" I said in surprise.

"I never think that a talented person wastes time on things he already understands and is proficient in." Riddle floated the book with his wand, and said in a flat tone, "Of course, I think, professors are better than others." We know more. Listening to their lectures, you can discover some points that you have skipped ignorantly, which is very important for understanding the nature of magic."

"So, you are looking for the essence of magic now? I have never heard of a wizard looking for this." I looked at Riddle in shock, "You know, for wizards, magic is Merlin's gift , we only need to believe in Merlin (believe in magic) is enough."

"It's what nobody does that counts, doesn't it?"

"Oh, I think so. This is indeed very interesting." I followed Riddle, and it was just a successful lead by Les Lantage. He seemed to have an insight into the operation of the stairs. After the transformation class, no senior came Taking us back to the lobby for dinner seemed to be a test for us.

It caught everyone by surprise, and no one remembered how to go down the stairs that would "run" at any time.

In the end, it was Riddle who stood up and demonstrated by himself first, and then the first graders followed one after another and successfully reached the auditorium.

The History of Magic classroom is on the second floor. If it wasn't for Riddle, I really wouldn't dare to go to the library on the fifth floor.Even though Professor Dumbledore's dissertation doesn't use reference books, I can hardly hold back two feet.

The librarian is Mrs Ponceley, a curmudgeonly, difficult woman.When Riddle and I just walked to the library door, we heard Mrs. Ponceley scolding: "Go out, the library is not a place for young lovers to make out."

"Sorry, ma'am." The male voice gave me a familiar feeling, "I swear never to do this again."

"Yes, ma'am, I promise I won't get too close to Abu Zai in the library." A female voice said.

"No, I don't believe you anymore, Abraxas Malfoy—Miss, as long as you read quietly, of course you can stay. Get out—Malfoy."

Ok……

Senior Malfoy?

I was amazed to look inside and see what was going on--

"Oh, Riddle, Shafik, are you coming to the library too?" Senior Malfoy came out and smiled when he saw Riddle and me who were suspected of eavesdropping on the corner, "As a senior, I should remind you, Riddle .If you want to sit quietly with Miss Shafik, the library is not a good place."

Riddle replied tepidly: "Of course, senior. I'm just here to borrow some books."

I looked at Riddle for some unknown reason, the words of the two of them smacked of |fire|powder for some reason, Riddle usually has such an easy-to-talk attitude towards others.

"Ah, whatever." Senior Malfoy winked, "I have to see if there are any poor little snakes trapped on the naughty Hogwarts stairs." He turned up his collar and turned towards us ambiguously The two smiled and walked away gracefully.

"Riddle." I smiled dryly, too lazy to think why Riddle suddenly stopped pretending, "It's great that you don't have to do metamorphosis homework."

"You didn't need to write." Riddle gave me a smirk, "If you hadn't been in a daze in the Transfiguration class." After finishing speaking, he walked into the library first without looking back.

I looked at his back resentfully.

What's there to be angry about?Did he eat Muggle dynamite today?

The homework of the first grade is very easy. We have Herbal Medicine on Monday; Defense Against the Dark Arts on Tuesday, and astronomy class in the evening; Charms on Wednesday, and there is no class on Thursday afternoon. After four weeks, flying class will occupy this vacancy ;Friday is Potions, Transfiguration and History of Magic*.

I am going to do a good job in Charms, which I am best at, and I will never let Riddle surpass me in this.

"Are you going to stand there waiting for dinner?" Riddle sneered at me, spreading "whispers" around him, "I won't call you."

"Which book has more reference value?" I pretended not to know, ""Transformation of Species" or "Elementary Metamorphosis"?"

"If you want to write a thesis, take the second one." Riddle picked up "Alchemy--Transformation Relations You Don't Know" by Mario, a great theorist who focused on basic works on alchemy. Flipping it roughly, I only read half a line before showing an obsessed expression.

I suddenly remembered what happened when I learned alchemy under the guidance of portraits: "Mario's book is more basic, but have you read his book first? I don't know if Hogwarts has it, it is called " "Basic Alchemy", if you read this book directly, it will be a bit foggy." I suggested, "Mario pays attention to the basics, and he has indeed brought out a group of great alchemists. Hence the Nick Flamel who lives today."

"Nick Flamel?" Riddle covered the book, threw it away, and asked me with great interest, "How old is he, now? Over 300?"

"It should be almost six hundred, or already six hundred. The portraits just casually mentioned it when they were talking about alchemy."

"What is the Philosopher's Stone?" Riddle said he was more concerned about the new term.

"The Philosopher's Stone that Muggles talk about—" I glanced at Riddle, he showed a little impatient look, but I decided to continue, "In their opinion, the Philosopher's Stone is a magical stone that can turn stones into gold." Stone, one of the Muggle scientists with the same name as Newt Scamman*, devoted himself to the study of alchemy for wizards. Of course, we know this is impossible. How can a Muggle without magic be able to do alchemy? Have you made any achievements in surgery?"

"That's what Muggles think of the Philosopher's Stone," I said. "We all know one thing here in wizarding circles, that the Philosopher's Stone can make the wizard who owns it immortal."

"Immortal?" Riddle repeated the word with a little hiss at the end.

"It's a terrible thing, Riddle." I imagined the terrible thing if I were to live forever, "You can imagine, Riddle, that you live forever alone, and that while you're alive, everyone you know They are all old and dead, and everyone you know will grow old and die in front of you."

"In this world, people you know, are familiar with, share your thoughts, and people you like... No one can stay by your side. You are the only one who lives all the time, and you are the only one who watches the sun rise. It's just you watching the sun go down, and the wand next to you is no longer suitable for too long! How terrible!"

Riddle was unmoved: "Isn't death more terrifying?"

I was surprised: "Why do you think so?"

The author has something to say: 1. During the inauguration of Principal Dippet, the first semester of the first grade (the second semester after Christmas) has one lesson per subject per week, and one lesson per subject in the second semester. There are two classes in the subject.

After Dumbledore took office, due to the further popularity of the theory of bloodlines (Abraxas Malfoy and Orion Black led a group of pure-blood wizards to promote the theory of bloodlines, in order to exclude the half-blood wizards and hemp-seeded wizards who competed with them for resources), The conflicts between the various colleges are serious, so the first semester of the first grade is increased to stop more fights. (private)

2. Newt (author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which was published by this time) = Newton

English is the same.

3. I took a look at the perpetual calendar and found that September 9 is Friday 2. The course bug has been fixed and does not affect reading.