Harry Potter: The Dragon That Sleeps

"...Didn't you expect that I would be here to greet you?" Professor Binns seemed to have regained some of his human energy and was no longer as lifeless as when he was in the outside world.

Jodi greeted the professor politely, but what worried him was the little ghost inside the wand.

This guy, although Jodi could feel her presence, he didn't seem to feel any response from her.

"...Mordria is not qualified to enter the trial. She is blocked from the outside. The reason why you can still feel her is because of the close relationship between you. Maybe you can listen more carefully. Carefully

To feel it, she should indeed be responding to you, but your impatience prevented you from noticing it."

Professor Binns' reminder overcame Jody's worries, so he stopped hiding it and simply concentrated on studying his wand.

"...Red Crown...where are you..."

Hey ~ this little ghost!

After confirming that the girl was not affected by the Holy Spirit Circle, Jodi relaxed just like the Sorting Hat said.

He didn't have much expectations for this trial.

"Where are Nick and Barrow? Are they okay? Now that you are here, does it mean that the Holy Spirit does not erase the original personality and memory of the soul as we understand it?"

Professor Binns shook his head, not knowing which part he was denying, "We are all new souls, we just haven't had time to forget it.

The rules that bind the Holy Spirit are different from the rules that govern living creatures. The Holy Spirit that exists as a guardian is just a puppet of the will of the world. The Holy Spirit is all about absolute rules and is not something pleasant~ Jody."

Jody nodded as if he understood, "So are you representing the Holy Spirit to judge whether I am qualified to enter the temple?"

Professor Binns shook his head again, "No, I can only represent myself."

"...It shouldn't be a trial where I need to defeat you, then I can't stand it, haha~" Jodi laughed, but Professor Binns didn't laugh.

Jody then became anxious. What was the structure of spellcasting in the era of magic books? He seemed to have seen it in a certain book.

"There are many ways to defeat, and it doesn't have to be a competition in magic skills. You are my student after all, maybe you can treat it as a special lesson?"

Can it really be simply used as a classroom? Students of History of Magic basically spend their time catching up on sleep.

"What do you think of my teaching of History of Magic?" Professor Binns asked suddenly, and the direction of the topic changed suddenly.

"Of course..." Jodi subconsciously wanted to say haha ​​and thought of a few words of flattery.

The sense of crisis stopped him from being so casual. He realized that this problem may still have troubled Professor Binns for more than a year or two. He met Professor Binns' eyes and understood how much he cared in his eyes, so he put the original

The words that reached my mouth were swallowed again.

People of every era have different advantages. Jodi had a correct attitude from the beginning.

In his previous life, he thought he was just an ordinary person, and the same is true now. The only things he can use to maintain a certain superiority are the characteristics of the times, which are just borrowed things. The rest is only his own efforts and dedication.

It brings him a transcendent status, so staying humble is what he should do.

How is the teaching of Professor Binns? This is related to the teaching of Hogwarts. Jody comes from a place where the structure, support, environment, and era are all completely different. The education systems on both sides are as helpless as two species.

He didn't dare to speak out loud, and he was not qualified to criticize the way Hogwarts was run.

But fortunately, the dividends of the times allowed him to experience a life of information explosion. Intentionally or unintentionally, he accumulated a lot of reading. From the East to the West, from ancient times to modern times, from fantasy to reality to the end of thinking.

Jodi understands that one cannot simply look at a problem from one angle. What Professor Spencer is questioning now is his own teaching. If Jodi agrees with his question, then regardless of whether his trial is successful or not, even if the shelter is finally completed.

Fix this and all the ghost professors will leave.

Jody had to think carefully about this question. Would it be better for someone else to teach Professor Binns' History of Magic class?

"Professor, you told about the Goblin Rebellion last time, and the role that pure-blood families played in this rebellion. You told about the origin and ending of the betrayers and rioters, as well as the ending caused by the ridiculous accident. Do you remember it?

?”

Fortunately, in the chat after dinner, whether with family or friends, there are many opportunities to talk about history and politics, and Jody has more or less gained some experience.

He has to grasp the key points he wants to explain.

Professor Binns certainly remembered the course he taught. He nodded, "I stayed at Hogwarts during those chaotic years. In order to figure out the truth of the matter, I had to use portraits and other professors to help me..."

"As far as I know, the person who ultimately led to the suspension of the Golden Rebellion in the story was the famous Bach family. This period of history in the textbook is also very different from what you told. I can clearly feel that the Bach family is beautified in the textbook. Why?

When the story comes to your mouth, all that's left is the formula that one plus one equals two? You also know that many students think your class is dry."

"History class is for studying history, not for studying words!" Professor Binns was a little dissatisfied, but felt lost because of the reality. "As for the dryness, it is difficult for me to find full emotions."

"Yes, you have touched upon a very important point. History is for study. But why do the histories we read in books often deviate from the real history?"

"Most of them...will clearly point out the mistakes in history." Professor Binns didn't know why, but he still followed Jodi's thinking.

As long as you take the bait, that's it. Jodi nodded with satisfaction, "Why can't I hear you mocking one of the parties in your story, nor can I see any malicious slander or any excessive boasting?"

"What you said should be judged by those who read history themselves, not me telling you!" As the topic of history gradually deepened, Professor Binns gradually became serious, "The meaning of history is to let later generations learn lessons and

They will not make mistakes again, instead of picking a loser and ridiculing them to prove their superiority! Even losers are people who have firmed their beliefs and acted for them. Those who sacrificed their lives for their beliefs should not sacrifice their lives for their efforts.

And was smeared!"

‘Pop! Pah! Pah!’ Jody applauded at the right time. “Yes, you have hit the point, the value of the deceased! But who cares about the value of the deceased?”

"I will!" Professor Binns suddenly lost his composure. He loudly stated his position and waved his arms. It was obvious that he was offended.

"Yes, you can, so I would like to firmly believe that you are the unique History of Magic professor at Hogwarts!"

Ghosts actually have a life of their own. If there is no obsession in the heart, how can they continue to exist for centuries without being contaminated by distracting thoughts? Quirrell understands that most of his argument has been completed.

"No matter what era, the meaning of the dead has always been defined by the living. When politics needs polishing, they will discredit political opponents. When society is not stable enough, they need to promote stable ideas...

The original advocate of populism, Erlanth Hebson, was eventually sentenced as a heretic, had his magic power extracted and exiled into nothingness. His death was everyone's joke at the beginning, and it was also a stain in history.

But is his death really meaningless? In the following years, his successors appeared one after another, from the liberator-Harlan to the mirror wizard-Saander...In the end, the aristocratic monopoly was broken, and Eranst...

Herbson also transformed from a clown to a hero! It is the persistence of the living that proves the value of the dead!

Indeed! Many stupid people need a falsified history to help them become a part of society instead of becoming rebellious destroyers. But I have reason to believe that all wizards need is correct history, and everything after that should be done by

They judge for themselves!”