Hiding in Hogwarts as a professor

Judging from the information obtained from Legilimency, this Ms. Modesty Barebone does have some connections with his teacher, Grindelwald.

When the teacher used Credence Barebone, the Obscurus, she was also killed by Mary Barebone, the leader of the anti-witch group, the New Salem Benevolent Society (also known as Second Salem). One of three adopted children.

It’s just that the teacher pretended to be someone else, and Modesty didn’t have access to information about the magical world, so she didn’t know this.

Looking at her confused eyes, Tver had no interest in explaining. He just found a way to get closer.

If it were really explained that the teacher indirectly killed her adoptive mother and destroyed Second Salem, Tver wouldn’t even know how to reconcile it…

“I just didn’t expect that seventy years later, Second Salem has been destroyed, and you are still clinging to your mother’s wishes.”

Tver looked at the church curiously.

Like the children’s clothes, signs of wear and tear can be seen everywhere, but they are still neatly taken care of.

Tver also discovered the secret here.

“Is this the same church that was destroyed?”

“Yes, this is the church that was destroyed by magic!”

Unexpectedly, mentioning this matter only made Ms. Baribone angry. She already understood that Twil came from the magical world, from the world she hated.

Unexpectedly, it aroused the curiosity of the children behind her.

“Magic? Is there really magic in this world?” a little girl asked in a sweet voice.

“No, I almost made a mistake. Perrine, take them home. Tomorrow…” Barebone glanced at Tver hesitantly, “Come back tomorrow…”

The other children wanted to say something, but the black girl stopped them. The eldest suppressed her cry, stared at Tver closely, and left the church with the children.

It made Tver think he was some kind of bad guy…

“I didn’t expect that you would hide the existence of magic from them.”

After the children left, Barebone seemed to have taken off his shackles, and sat down on the wooden bench of the church, limply.

“What can I do? The magic you use can destroy everything we have worked hard to build at will, and the attitude of young people today towards magic is too weird…”

At this point, she raised her head in confusion.

“They actually worship magic. Even if they can’t use any magic at all, they still want to cheer for all traces of magic.”

“A wizard blew up the Statue of Liberty’s torch, how cool is that?!”

“Ahem.” Cruz coughed twice awkwardly and took two steps back.

“Then why did you sneak the tape into the store?”

Barebone’s shoulders suddenly slumped, and he looked up at the ceiling of the church with some resignation.

“I don’t know why…maybe it was my mother’s last thought for me?”

Some extreme purgers pass down their resentment against wizards for trying them through their families.

When it came to Modesty Barebone’s generation, it was actually discontinued due to the teacher’s inexplicable reasons.

At present, Modesty has no intention of spreading this kind of hateful thoughts.

If Tver ignores it, the Salem organization in this world may completely die out when she gets old.

However, once the magical world is exposed to the sight of Muggles, new organizations like Salem are likely to resurface!

Therefore, it is easy to deal with Modesty, but it is not so easy to prevent the emergence of anti-wizard ideas like those spread by the Baribone family…

“You don’t actually hate wizards, do you?” Tver sat next to Modesty and said softly.

“What you have accepted is the one-sided knowledge imparted by your mother, but you don’t understand this hatred yourself, right?”

Modesty looked at Tver in surprise. She didn’t understand the meaning of these words, or in other words, she didn’t understand that Tver had to say so many things to her.

“I do not hate a group for no reason, but for you wizards, the reason why I didn’t tell the children is because I am afraid of you!”

“My mother taught me to hate wizards, and my personal experience also tells me that wizards can unscrupulously destroy everything we have worked hard to build, and even erase our memories, so that you can live in peace of mind!”

It seemed that Tver’s gentle expression made Modesty relax a lot, and she expressed her views on wizards in one go.

come out.

It also allowed Tver to truly understand how ordinary people view magic…

“We are protecting you!” Cruz couldn’t help but retorted loudly.

“Some evil wizards often spread some dark magic items, and some of them will fall into the hands of you No-Majs.”

“If we don’t take action, you will be hurt more seriously!”

“What about the Statue of Liberty?!” As if she felt that there was no possibility of escaping, Modesty collided with Cruze with some broken pots on the ground.

Speaking of the embarrassment, Cruz… stomped his feet in annoyance.

“That was just an accident. I was capturing an extremely dangerous dark wizard. The battle did not affect you No-Majs. It was all thanks to the efforts of the three injured Aurors!”

“What’s more, we repaired that damn statue afterwards without anyone noticing!”

After hearing Cruz’s explanation, Modesty’s attitude obviously relaxed a lot, although she was still stiff.

“Well, I’m grateful to the wizards who protect us, but the problem is, there are still many wizards who want to harm us intentionally or unintentionally, right?”

“This is what we have been avoiding, Modesty.” Tver suddenly spoke, turning everyone’s attention to himself.

“I know you still have a fear of magic in your heart, so would you mind listening to the friendly side of the wizards?”

“I?”

Modesty was stunned for a moment.

In her imagination, she had never imagined that she would encounter something like this – a wizard who was obviously hated by her, but was willing to listen to her thoughts with a gentle attitude, and even spoke down to her.

Seeing Tver nodded affirmatively.

“I…what should I do?”

She was a little at a loss, but Tver smiled with satisfaction.

“Don’t be nervous. I just want to invite you to a place. Well, it may be a little far from here and the altitude is a little high. But it doesn’t matter. You won’t feel any discomfort, I promise.”