Harry Potter's Bastard

"Uh......" Solim scratched his face in embarrassment.

"I know that school, it was established before Hogwarts. The teacher told me that the establishment of Hogwarts robbed them of a lot of students, and the pressure on the teachers was always very high. In order to stop the dispute, the teacher would agree to them that Hogwarts would only admit pure-blood wizards. "

Slytherin himself has always insisted on recruiting pure-blooded wizards, which is a well-known thing, and Solim did not expect that there would be so many twists and turns, and that Slytherin was forced to make this choice under pressure from the outside world. But it was clear that he had failed in later stories, and he had failed to convince the other three of his companions, but Hogwarts' move to recruit Muggle-born wizards had apparently not stopped, and there were other twists and turns that Solim could not figure out. One thing is certain, though, if Barrow was really saying "two-two-seven", then the remaining three founders must have made some deal with the Council of Elders.

"At that time, Hogwarts could be said to be in the extreme of internal and external troubles, the pressure from the Presbyterian Council was increasing, and some students within the school, you should understand, I mean those who were from the same background as you, spread some ...... in the castle because of family ties Very unfavorable rhetoric, and in the midst of unstable people inside the castle, there are often some magical creatures and wizards who have been instigated to attack the school. The three founders simply didn't have much time and energy to focus on Ms. Ravenclaw. "

Barrow sighed and said, "I vaguely remember that the teacher at that time was not at Hogwarts most of the time, and he ran around, contacting the old families and trying to convince them. Sometimes he went back to school just to strengthen the castle's magical defenses, and it may seem to him that Lady Ravenclaw's problems were a little ...... compared to the situation at Hogwarts at the time."

"Understandable, understandable. Seeing that Ms. Gray's expression was a little unpleasant, Solim quickly changed the subject, "The magic on the crown is very unique, I haven't even heard of anything like it, do the items left behind by several other founders have similar qualities?"

Solim admits he knows a little bit about the few things left behind by the Big Four. But there is clearly a gap between "knowing" and "fully knowing", and now is a great opportunity. Barrow, a student of Slytherin himself, and Helena, the daughter of Ravenclaw, had far more credible facts than dusty books.

Gryffindor's sword is made by elves that absorb substances that strengthen itself, and due to Gryffindor's own connections, it can only be found in the hands of upright, brave, and sacrificial wizards. According to what Solim has seen, Godric. Gryffindor likes to fight with a staff in one hand and a sword in the other, and is unusually fond of close combat, for him, the wand is just a shield to ward off the magic of the opposing side, and to buy him time to get closer, once Gryffindor gets close to the opponent, he will swing his sword to cut off the opponent's wand - he loves this way of winning a duel.

The Hufflepuff Gold Cup is not a weapon like the Gryffindor Sword, it is a purely auxiliary instrument for wizards. Among the known functions are detoxification and, most incrediblely, contrary to the Ganfa law: the conjuring of food. However, there is no way to prove or falsify this at the moment, at least until Voldemort brings it back intact. Obviously, at a time when the Big Four had not yet established Hogwarts, Helga's Gold Cup was the logistical support for their adventures.

Solim was a Slytherin, but to his shame, he had little knowledge of the locket and no idea what magic it contained. On the one hand, this is due to Salazar himself's low profile, and on the other hand, it is "attributed" to the collapse of the Gunt family, this shabby family obviously did not grasp the secret of the locket and the magic contained in it, otherwise they would not have been so miserable.

The only thing they can do to "use" the locket is to sell it. It's a bit mean, but that's just the way it is.

"For teachers, the locket is more of a ...... for commemoration. "

Speaking of Slytherin, the teacher he regarded as his father, Barrow became serious and took his mind off Ms. Gray for a moment.

"The teacher has a younger sister...... Once. But due to something, the teacher lost her, and in order to make up for the regret of never seeing her sister again, the teacher sealed his memories related to her sister in the locket. When he encounters troubles, he will talk to his sister in his memory......"

Solim didn't care what Barrow said later, and he didn't care if Slytherin was a "sister" or if there was anything unethical between Slytherin and his sister - of course, maybe in the eyes of wizards, some actions were not "unethical.....

Solim cared about the information revealed in Barrow's words, and if he understood correctly, the Slytherin locket was a meditation basin, and it was portable, and it didn't require special alchemy reagents, and it was the kind that could be viewed anytime and anywhere......

Think of the bulky meditation basin in Dumbledore's office, and think about the same item in his chest, which is also able to recreate memory scenes, why is there such a big difference?

"I don't know how many good things have disappeared in the long river of history. Solim couldn't help but sigh.

"What?" Barrow looked at Solim.

"No, nothing. Solim shook his head, "There was some emotion for a while. "

"Of course, the locket is indeed a treasure. Although it is rare for a teacher to use its true power. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

"Real power?" Solim's ears rang up.

"A locket can store magic. Barrow's words made Solim stand still.

"Storing mana?!" Solim's voice didn't look like him at all, his vocal cords were obviously just as shocked as his own, so much so that something went wrong when he spoke.

"I've only seen it once—" Barrow's eyes were a little glazed, "it was the most dangerous time at Hogwarts, when 3.7 me and ......"

Speaking of this, Barrow lowered his head and looked at the top of Lady Gray's head, "When we were still in the fifth grade, we had just experienced a Muggle siege, and we were recuperating in the intervals, when an army of wizards appeared—it was an alliance of more than a dozen pure-blood families, and we students were definitely not their opponents, even if we relied on the castle, our defeat was only a matter of time, and it was at that time that the teacher used the power of the locket. "[]

Solim could hear his own heartbeat, he had tried many times, but he still felt his heart approaching his throat little by little, ready to jump out at any moment.

Go to its crown, go to its vanishing cabinet, as long as this locket can be obtained, the problem of "magic", the most limiting factor for a wizard, will no longer exist.