A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

He has been waiting for this day for three years.

Three years is really a long time.

Felix sat on the back of the chair, his thoughts were leisurely, accompanied by the aroma of tea, as if his memory had returned to ten years ago.

At that time, he was still an ignorant 11-year-old boy (?), with dreams and longings in his arms, like a laborer who had just entered the city to work hard.

Felix admits that he is extremely ambitious. Anyone who is mature and knows part of the plot in advance has no shortage of ideas for a career. So naturally, he was assigned to Slytherin House.

But this academy, which uses ambition, blood, and glory as its keywords, is not friendly to him. At that time, it was less than a year after the fall of Mysterious Man, and his remaining "pure blood" concept still dominated the market, and Slytherin, the stronghold of the pure blood family, had even more volatile internal trends.

And precisely at this time, a student of a Muggle orphanage was assigned to Slytherin (although one of his parents may be a wizard, not impossible in the context of the time), the impact on them can be imagined- In fact, examples like Felix's are not rare, but rather rare.

If Felix is ​​just an ordinary person, or even an ordinary traveler, then his seven-year school career is likely to be accompanied by words such as "school violence", "bullying" and "indifference", and these things are likely to affect his life.

But unfortunately Felix is ​​not an ordinary person, but a man (boy?) with a golden finger - he can make some of his practical magic spells forcibly advanced through repeated practice, beyond his current magic theory Level.

Of course, not unlimited promotion.

For example, if his level of magic theory is level 1, then he can make a specific magic spell reach level 2 or even level 3 through repeated, massive, and extremely large amounts of practice, and it becomes more difficult as it goes up. .

Although Goldfinger was not strong, it helped him through the initial awkward period. Looking back on his first three years of school career, it can be regarded as a masterpiece that slaps the face of the world:

Before entering school, because of his curiosity about magic and some persecution delusions that belong only to adults, apart from trying some simple spells, he spent most of his time on the two spells he mastered, and these two spells are respectively It is "Tongtong Petrochemical" and "Armor Bodyguard".

One offense and one defense is in line with the moderation mentality he used to play games in his previous life.

Relatively speaking, Tongtong Petrification is simpler. After thousands of boring spellcasting exercises, Felix forced it to level 2, while armor and bodyguards were only barely cast at level 1.

This is a miracle for him, whose theoretical level is almost 0! The wizarding world should give him a Merlin badge.

And with the level 2 of all petrochemicals, in the first week of school, Felix knocked over the entire first-year Slytherin freshman, and jumped the level to knock down a second-year boy who cast a curse on him, hang it in the bathroom and blow it. A cold night.

This move had a great impact, at least giving Snape, who had just become the youngest head of the Slytherin House in history, a headache.

Snape had to deal with the extremely complicated internal conflicts within the academy while facing external pressure from other Snake Academy parents. To be fair, this is an extreme test of the management ability of the newcomer Professor Snape.

And what caused Snape's headache was still behind. Felix rolled over the entire second-year little wizard at the end of the first-year term, which made the seats of the Academy Cup party that year emptied a lot.

Naturally, Felix stayed on campus for forced labor for the entire vacation period—and that was exactly what he wanted.

Otherwise, he suspects that he will be cursed by some parents!

Under the circumstances at the time, this was not a delusion.

In the second year, Felix restrained himself a lot under Snape's pressure. Instead of sending Slytherin students into the infirmary on a large scale, he sent them one by one.

By the end of his third year, Felix had become Slytherin's de facto strongest student, the Uncrowned King. The effect of this was remarkable, and no one in the entire academy dared to disrespect him. Of course, some people outside the school were still talking nonsense, threatening to show him who was hiding in the school.

Yes, Felix stayed at the school for three full years, at most buying textbooks in Diagon Alley, and no one had ever been anywhere else.

Sad school life...

Of course, there are twists in any story, and the twist that belongs to Felix is ​​in fourth grade.

Felix finally got out of school during his fourth-grade vacation, and in one vacation took down seven adult wizards who tried to attack him, sending them into Azkaban.

This was big news at the time, but bigger news was to come. At Felix's fifth-grade entrance dinner, a pure blood family duel was proposed against Shafik, one of the sacred 28 pure blood families.

Felix can still recall the always calm Professor Snape's open mouth and Dumbledore's staring expressions, which is very interesting!

Felix, caught in the memory, gave a childish smile.

The so-called pure blood family duel is a very ancient duel method, that is, a duel is launched from the standpoint of family members until one party completely falls down or dies!

Even in the most chaotic and disorderly times, such duels are extremely rare. But I have to admit that this duel method exists and has not been abolished.

When Felix stood in front of the only Shafik in the Snake Court, he humiliated the Shafik family in a slow manner and adopted ancient dueling etiquette (one of the necessary steps in a family duel) in front of everyone. Fick slumped directly to the ground, his body swaying.

Even though Headmaster Dumbledore persuaded him after the party, he did not take back the idea of ​​a duel. He still remembered what he said to Dumbledore at that time, "Headmaster, Shafik attacked me twice during the summer! There were four people in total. One person the first time, three the second time. Do you know what spell they used?"

Dumbledore had gray hair, and his eyes were deep and intelligent, but he didn't speak.

And Felix said calmly: "It's the Unforgivable Curse. Except the Imperius Curse, the other two were used. Of course, they didn't succeed. It's hard for me to imagine that four years after the fall of the mysterious man, there are still people who do it. such a thing."

Dumbledore said a little wearily: "The Shafiq family are not Death Eaters - at least not all of them, they are just a pure-blooded family... a very stubborn family."

"But it doesn't make much difference to me, right? They dispatched four people during the holiday. As far as I know, the Shafiq family is not very prosperous. Four people...their family counts the elderly, the underage, and the Ten?"

...

The Shafiq family can't afford to fight at all. Felix's fighting power has been recognized during the summer vacation, and after the four Shafiq family were sent to Azkaban, the remaining fighting power is less than four!

They can only use their own influence to take out-of-the-panel moves, but the effect is very small, because in the face of pure blood families, family glory is the most important.

This unfinished duel caused an uproar in the entire British magic world. After experiencing various twists and turns for half a year, it ended with the permanent withdrawal of the Shafik family from the British magic world. It was officially repealed by law under the influence of some people.

This event is called the Eight or Seven Duel Incident, and its impact is far-reaching. For some diehard families, it is no less than the fall of Voldemort!

During the holiday of fifth grade, Felix visited some pure-blood families. In conclusion, he completed a friendly meeting and reached a friendly consensus on certain issues.

Felix is ​​very pleased, the pure blood family is also reasonable!

During his final two years at Hogwarts, Felix was harmless, exploring the mysteries of magic. Until graduation, he made a request to stay at the school to teach, but Dumbledore rejected it on the grounds that he was too young. At other times, he lived very comfortably, and the little snakes were very good.

Summing up the seven years of school life, he lived fairly happily.

Of course, Professor Snape doesn't necessarily think so. According to the latest Hogwarts gossip, the bad character of a certain professor is related to a bad student he taught in his early years!