Hogwarts behind-the-scenes big boss

"I heard someone mention Mr. Moriarty?" The blonde girl walked in, her black eyes swept across the box, and finally rested on Moriarty's face.

"I knew you would be in the last box, Mr. Moriarty! Mr. Lockhart mentioned that you liked peace and quiet."

She generously extended her right hand to Moriarty, "My name is Lilith Pilivik, it's an honor to meet you."

Moriarty heard from Lilith's words that she came from a wizarding family and was obviously a loyal reader of Lockhart.

"Hello, Miss Pillwick." Moriarty stood up and shook her hand gently.

"Although you know my name, I would like to introduce myself as Moriarty Slytherin as a mark of respect to you."

Lilith said with great agreement: "People often say that etiquette represents the pedantry of pure-blood families, but I think that as long as we are wizards, we should abide by etiquette! Just because we are wizards!"

"Oh? What you said is very novel. It's the first time I've heard of it." Moriarty became interested. The girl in front of him seemed to be from a pure-blood family, but her vision went beyond the pure-blood family.

"Yes, this theory of mine has only been perfected recently," Lilith flipped her long hair around her ears, "Mr. Moriarty will definitely not forget the Renaissance era proposed by Mr. Lockhart, right? This is my point

My immature ideas were inspired by him."

Slytherin's beard! Some people are inspired by Lockhart?

Moriarty sat up straight, looking like he was listening.

Seeing this scene, Lilith spoke more forcefully, "Then what I want to say is, wizards are supreme!"

She raised her face: "Actually, I agree with breaking the International Confederation of Wizards' Statute of Secrecy, but I am different from the two generations of Dark Lords. I accept the existence of Muggles, and I also hope to live in peace with Muggles, but wizards,

That is, we must control the entire world!"

This eloquent talk made the room silent. Percy looked at Lilith blankly. Penello didn't know what he was thinking, and his eyes were red.

Moriarty looked Lilith up and down. This girl surprised him, not because of her appearance - although she was indeed very delicate.

Lilith's boldness and bravery made Moriarty see another scholar looking up to the magical sky.

"Regardless of your ideals, what you said sounds like a Gryffindor."

Moriarty had a smile in his eyes. It takes courage to break the "Law of Secrecy", and it takes even more courage to frankly say that he wants to break the "Law of Secrecy".

This is a little witch with absolute confidence! Moriarty judged this.

Lilith also smiled: "Mr. Moriarty, I can responsibly say that every Pilivik is a real Slytherin! I won't have any surprises, and so will you? After all, you are

The Slytherins."

"I'm sorry, I don't want to interrupt your communication, but what is Slytherin? What is Gryffindor?"

A slightly stubborn voice sounded. Penello was biting her lip, clenching her hands into fists, and her somewhat sad eyes wandered between Moriarty and Lilith.

Penello felt as if she had been forgotten since Lilith came in. She could not understand any of the topics Moriarty and Lilith were talking about.

But Penello was not a weak little girl. Just like in previous schools, she immediately pointed out something she didn't understand.

Another person who felt forgotten was Percy, so he cleared his throat and prepared to answer after hearing Penello's question.

But Lilith took the lead: "Slytherin, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and Gryffindor are the four major houses of Hogwarts. I think you may be sorted into Hufflepuff."

Although Penello didn't understand why she said that, she instinctively felt something was wrong. She glanced at Lilith lightly and said, "Hufflepuff? I don't want it! I want to go to the best college!"

"Then you will definitely be sorted into Gryffindor!" Percy said quickly, finally seizing the right to speak.

"Hey, listen, Penelope! Gryffindor is the best house!" In order to make his words more credible, Percy added loudly: "The greatest white wizard Dumbledore in history is from Gryffindor.

Graduated from Lanffindor."

"Oh, you must be Weasley," Lilith looked at Percy's red hair thoughtfully: "As we all know, your family is all Gryffindor."

"I don't think there's anything wrong with it," Percy said bluntly, "On the contrary, I'm proud of it."

"Your reaction is too strong, although I didn't mean to laugh at you." Lilith shook her head slightly.

"You know, Weasley. This just exposes your sensitive self-esteem, and you might be able to learn something from Bill Weasley on this point - I heard my father talking about him, he was an unusual person.

different people."

Lilith said very sincerely, but Percy didn't seem to listen.

"So you also come from a wizarding family?" Penello asked expressionlessly.

"I think the Pilivik family is quite famous in the UK," Lilith was answering Penello's question on the surface, but actually she was staring at Moriarty, "My grandfather's name is Justus."

·Pilivik, who served as Director of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement."

"As far as I know, the previous director was named Barty Crouch."

Moriarty thought of Amelia Bones from the Daily Prophet, who was the current director of the Division of Legal Enforcement.

"Mr. Barty Crouch was promoted by his grandfather." Lilith said lightly, and then became serious: "But I don't say this to show off. I was born in a legal family, and I was able to do it when I was eight years old.

I recited the "Law of Secrecy" skillfully, and the legal regulations of the British wizarding world were firmly engraved in my mind!

The more I study the law, the more dissatisfied I become with the Statute of Secrecy. Can you understand that feeling, Mr. Moriarty?

Although the world needs laws to function, we are wizards! We belong to magic - Mr. Lockhart also said so, and magic does not need to be restrained."

"Miss Pilivik, I think I can understand your feelings. I also appreciate your views on magic, but do you know why magic does not need to be restrained?"

Moriarty leaned on the backrest, crossed his hands, and leaned on the Slytherin staff. His eyes staring closely at Lilith reflected a sharp light under the reflection of the sun.

At this moment, Lilith felt like she was in the bright starry sky. She pursed her lips and said, "I want you to tell me the answer."

"The answer is simple, because magic can defeat the law! Having magic means having everything."

Moriarty said in a slow and light tone that Lilith was like a rebellious child in a wealthy family, and the law was just a piece of waste paper to her, perhaps not as realistic as a picture of a chocolate doll.

The only difference is that Lilith is so confident that her rebellion turns into maturity.

A child from a pure-blood family and a high-ranking official in the Ministry of Magic said that he would accept Muggles, which may have a cross-generational significance.

Moriarty could see that Lilith was sincere and that she had gotten rid of the shackles of blood, but she could not escape the vicious circle of "the essence of life".

While Lilith was still working hard for the status of a wizard, Moriarty was already planning how to become a god.

However, Moriarty did not make it clear. He saw that Lilith was thinking deeply, and it was obvious that his words caused her inner peace.

"I admit that what you said makes sense, Mr. Moriarty." After just a short while, Lilith returned to normal, with a bright smile on her face: "But I will not give up my goal. In fact, I

I came to you specifically to invite you to join me in this great undertaking.

Oh, of course, it seems to have failed at the moment, maybe you knew my purpose from the beginning?"

Lilith's playful eyes stayed on Moriarty's face, and she also leaned on the backrest, sitting elegantly.

Moriarty smiled slightly and acquiesced to her question: "I think I'm not famous enough for the little witch to come to me for an autograph."

"Haha, it sounds more like Mr. Lockhart's story!" Lilith also laughed, "But you still underestimate your fame. Your name is in all the books on the history of contemporary magic!

And a whole busload of pure-blood little wizards are talking about you! Muggle-born or half-blood little wizards are also trying their best to get news about you."

Penello said gloomily: "Moriarty, are you famous?"

Moriarty looked at her: "To be precise, my last name is famous. You will know it when you get to Hogwarts."

"I think you are now famous for Slytherin," Lilith glanced at Moriarty and said rhythmically: "One day, Slytherin and Hogwarts will be famous for you, no,

The kind that is more famous and engraved in people’s souls.”

"I really want to thank you for your compliment. I will buy you a drink then." Moriarty was amused, and Lilith's little mouth was as sweet as honey.

"Then don't forget. By the way, I don't like desserts." Lilith responded with a smile.

"Ah, girls don't like desserts," a muffled voice came from beside Moriarty, and Percy smiled awkwardly: "I mean, eating desserts will make you fat."

When Percy saw Moriarty and the two girls nodding towards him politely, he became even more embarrassed, but he still continued: "Um... Miss Pillivick, what you just mentioned

Can I join that great cause?"

Moriarty gave him a strange look. Percy was generally a good person, but he was a bit utilitarian.

So he may have taken a fancy to Lilith's connections in the Legal Enforcement Department when he said this.

Lilith didn't think so much. She solemnly said to the person who might be her first supporter: "Welcome to join, Mr. Weasley, I promise you won't regret it!"

Lilith turned to Penello and Moriarty and said, "Of course, I welcome everyone to join."

But it was obvious that her eyes stayed on Moriarty for the longest time.

Moriarty just smiled, but Penello unexpectedly said: "I'm sorry, I won't join! I came to Hogwarts to study, to learn magic!"

"It won't delay your class and study," Lilith said, not wanting to be misunderstood: "We must first improve our magic level."

Penello didn't want to hear it. She closed her eyes and shook her head slightly: "I'm sorry, Miss Pillivek, I don't think overturning the law is what I should do, and it's hard for me to agree with the idea of ​​letting wizards control the world."

Lilith's enthusiasm suddenly disappeared, and she asked calmly: "Why?"

"Because I am - what you call a Muggle!" Penello said seriously: "And we ordinary people always say that the minority obeys the majority. Although I am also a wizard, you have to admit that only a few people are.

wizard."

"This just illustrates the problem, doesn't it!" Lilith said loudly: "The few people who master magic cannot enjoy large spaces and even need to hide? What kind of law is this!"

"Ahem," Percy said, trying to calm the two girls down, "Miss Pillivek, please keep your voice down, it's not good for others to hear you."

"I don't think there is anything wrong with my ideas!" Lilith raised her head: "I welcome others to question me and discuss with me, but if anyone dares to disrespect me, I will let him have a taste of magic!"

"Including Professor Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall?" Percy was shocked. He originally just wanted to hug his thigh, but now it seems...

"Aha," Lilith said with a bright smile: "As far as I know, there is no law that stipulates that people cannot think about how to overturn the "Secrecy Law"!

I was just thinking, when did you say you were going to take action? Did you say that, Mr. Weasley?"

At this moment, Slytherin's smoothness was vividly reflected in Lilith, and Moriarty now understood why she said that every Pilivik was a Slytherin.

Percy couldn't refute and could only smile awkwardly.

Penello wanted to say something else, but was stopped by Moriarty: "Okay girls, stop talking and go change clothes quickly, we are here!"