People are in Hogwarts, and werewolves block the door at the beginning.

Chapter 42 The Power of Ignorance

"I am now very proficient in the Illumination Spell. If I make it into a card, will its proficiency be a blank, or will it be based on my actual proficiency in the Illumination Spell?" Bajir asked hurriedly.

He began to feel fortunate to have this system-like, youthful version of Riddle.

If he wasn't there, to know the answer, Bagir would have to spend 100 gems to make one.

Then compare the power of the spells without using the Wand, [Wand Appearance Component], without using 'Magic Power' and Mana at the same time, and only using the [Magic Book].

Because there is no proficiency displayed on the card.

It is standard for the main character of the system flow, and you can see the data bars of subtle progress of hard study and training.

He doesn't have any.

Riddle thought for a moment and said, "My Lord, the essence of making a card is to take a picture of the magic you cast and engrave it in the [Spellbook]."

"Subsequently, the habit of 'walking' may cause imbalance."

“But in the beginning, the two were equivalent.”

Basil suddenly realized, "So, if I really make a spell card [Illumination Spell], it will inherit my proficiency in that spell."

Riddle smiled: "Yes. If your spell itself is superior to the spell card, you can update the data by taking a photo again."

Baqir narrowed his eyes. "I have another question. You just said that if you hone the meaning and form to perfection, the spell will come alive and be engraved in your heart. But from what I have observed, almost no one is working on this."

"Even Hermione, who is the most serious, is only extremely serious in form."

"Even Dumbledore. From what I've seen in the movies, it's hard to imagine him as the kind of wizard you describe who devotes himself to magic without distractions. He doesn't emphasize the accuracy of technique and the appropriateness of intention like Professor Flitwick does. In short, he doesn't seem like someone who can be changed by magic."

Riddle raised his eyebrows. "It's hard to imagine that this is the observation ability of a college dropout."

"This is the smooth path for wizards who truly learn magic to grow."

"The path that the 'smart people' of Ravenclaw take to learn magic."

"This kind of behavior is called crazy and nerdy by other colleges."

"Like the weak ones in other academies, most of them were infected by the black and white magic that is very active and comes alive as soon as it is cast."

"And the truly powerful ones. Like Dumbledore."

"It is based on the unshakable self."

"Through self-transforming magic. It is not about giving spells a 'soul' and letting them change themselves. It is about having unfounded confidence that makes ordinary spells extraordinary."

"Like your friends, Harry Potter and Ron Weasley. They hardly care about theory. They just believe that when they say the spell, the spell and magical phenomena will occur."

“Sometimes, ignorance is a kind of strength.”

"Like Dumbledore, who believed that love could change everything. His magic was truly unparalleled in power."

At this point, Riddle retched.

"Do you have any more questions?"

"If not, I'm going to go back to my room and talk to my other self."

“It’s a really wonderful feeling.”

Baqir shook his head.

That room refers to the inside of the statue, a room that originally had bookshelves filled with Slytherin's collection of books and materials.

The other him that Riddle mentioned is the original diary Horcrux.

Even though the diary was hidden in this secret room, Bajir still felt a little uneasy.

After all, there is still a main body of Voldemort possessed by Quirrell.

Although he probably wouldn't tell such a private place to someone who he considered to be worse than a slave.

But what if?
What if he suddenly decided to revisit the place and found his Horcrux there?

Dumbledore had to deal with two Voldemorts at once.

That would completely turn the plot upside down.

Bajir hopes that the plot will go wrong so that he can earn more gems.

But it's not this bad.

So, he pioneered the idea of ​​using Voldemort to guard Voldemort.

Before entering the statue, Riddle reminded: "My Lord, I suggest you not move these broken pieces of tables and chairs back to their original positions."

"Though I'd love for Dumbledore to be horrified by the magical presence of my younger self."

"But you don't seem to want this." "Thank goodness you!" Bagir breathed a sigh of relief.

He almost put the damaged tables and chairs back into the empty classroom out of habit.

It was said that after traveling through time, the time traveler would know everything and be full of wisdom. Didn’t that happen?
Why doesn't he.

He is no different from when he dropped out of school and gave up in his previous life, forgetful and careless.

He suddenly thought of another possibility, "In that case, Dumbledore must have known that I often destroy tables and chairs."

Riddle said nothing.

But it was obviously acquiesced.

Bagir collapsed on the bed, feeling lost.

How come he got the attention of that old bitch like this?

Other time travelers would either be noticed by looking in the mirror with Harry, or waste their first time breaking into the restricted area and facing Voldemort.

And he was causing trouble.

"Why didn't you remind me before?" Bagir subconsciously passed the buck.

"Is there a possibility that I have not been born before. I have not been created by you." Riddle reminded in a low voice, "Besides, you may have been noticed a long time ago. Based on my understanding of Dumbledore, you were already on his list when you stole Harry Potter's limelight for the first time and killed Fenniel."

"Okay." Baqir laughed dryly.

How could he forget the staring at his butt while waiting to be sorted?

Finally, the desks and chairs moved out of the empty classrooms disappeared with a vanishing spell cast by Riddle.

Completely leave this beautiful world.

This lecture is completely over.

Basil originally wanted to learn the Killing Curse.

Although he can learn it through the echo of [Fenrir Wolf].

But one teacher is Voldemort, and the other is Voldemort's hound incarnate.

Even a troll knows what to choose.

In short, Hermione, who suddenly broke into the dormitory, caused Bagel to cut off contact with Riddle.

Her face was red from running, and her two exposed teeth made her look particularly cute against her delicate face.

"Bajir, I found it!"

"I found out what a great wizard is!"

"'The Great Wizards of the 20th Century', I found it in the library! Great Wizard is the abbreviation of Great Wizard. Any wizard who has made outstanding contributions can be called a great wizard!"

Bajir has a headache! A very big headache!
What a great wizard this is!

He suppressed his desire to complain and patiently explained: "The great wizard of this book may say something different than what I said."

"I saw it in the notes of my great-grandfather's great-grandfather. About six hundred years ago."

"At that time, he met a wizard who was completely different from other wizards and had real magic flowing in his body. He called him the Great Wizard. The wizard explained that the magic flowing in his body was born from faith, will, and strong desire, turning a vague concept into reality."

Hermione was silent for a moment before she said, "I'm not saying I don't believe in your ancestors."

"Magic is progressing. Just like in the Middle Ages we still believed in the geocentric theory. Now everyone knows that the heliocentric theory is correct."

"In the past, everyone believed in the theory of magic. But now, the best magic school textbook in the world, "Magic Theory", says that magic does not exist."

"Our uniqueness all comes from the magical magnetic field."

"So, could it be that your ancestors made a mistake? After all, Magic Theory also says: [You can feel it, and you can make it feel like something, but it doesn't actually exist]"

Baqir was speechless.

"I gather that you are not lacking in intelligence, but unfortunately you are too narrow-minded, short-sighted, and closed-minded."

He didn't know who said this.

Having never read the novel, he only knew that it was a comment on Hermione.

Before, he had just thought it was some Hermione black bullshit.

But now – how damn relevant!

(End of this chapter)