Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

"You two are familiar with "Magic is a Language" co-written by Dumbledore and the Dark Lord, right?"

Nick Flamel looked at Bella and Hermione and asked them.

"learn."

"Know."

They each answered.

Nick Flamel nodded, then pointed to the starry sky.

"The meaning of the magic network is to simplify this 'language' and make magic easier to complete. This is also the reason why the number of wizards is gradually becoming larger."

Facing Nick Flamel's explanation, Bella, who had already heard the content once, still frowned.

But Hermione's eyes showed signs of thinking.

The difference in talent between the two was clearly revealed at this moment.

"Mr. Flamel, you mean to say that the magic network itself has already explored the mysteries of the world?"

Faced with Hermione's question, Nick Flamel was stunned.

Obviously, he didn't expect this little girl to be so smart.

"You can say this to a certain extent, but if you say that you have explored all the secrets, then I think it is not appropriate enough, but there is always an important part."

Nick Flamel explained rigorously and cast an approving look at Hermione, "Maybe you can become the next Guardian of the Magic Web."

"What's that for?" Hermione asked confused.

"Guard the magic web and fix some errors. Of course, getting this position requires some authorization, but I guess it won't be difficult."

Nick Flamel said, looking at Voldemort.

Voldemort understood what he meant, but did not take a position on the matter.

Seeing this, Nick Flamel stopped discussing this issue and continued to explain the magic network.

"The magic network as a whole can be understood as a 'language' translator, and its individuals - those starlights - are somewhat similar to inscriptions. They are the essence of magic. You can understand it as the twenty-six elements in language. English letters.”

Nick Flamel said, pointing to a light in the sky, and then pulled it from the distance.

And as he pulled it, the light trembled, and at the same time, countless filament-like existences around it that were originally hidden and invisible flickered.

"These lights connecting 'language individuals' are the fundamental reason why magic can be driven by spells, movements, and emotions. They are more like..."

When Nick Flamel said this, he was rarely stuck. He didn't know what words to use to describe it for a while.

"Programming the system," Hermione said.

"What?" Nick Flamel was stunned for a moment, but then he came to his senses, "Are you talking about the computer programming system?"

"Yes, they should rely on these 'language individuals' to form an underlying logic, right?" Hermione asked rhetorically.

"Exactly, Hermione, if I were a professor at Hogwarts, I would definitely add a hundred points for you." Nick Flamel nodded happily.

Hermione smiled, but the smile was a little forced.

She hadn't been in a good mood lately, and Nick Flamel didn't know why, but Voldemort and Bella knew it.

Draco's withdrawal caused Hermione to suffer, and the incident also caused Draco's reputation to plummet.

He was considered, at least among Muggle wizards, not to be trusted.

On the other hand, among pure-blood wizards, his reputation is still very high, and he has been given the title of defender with positive meaning.

This means that the conflicts between the Muggle and pure-blood groups still exist, but with Voldemort sitting in the wizarding world, these are obviously not problems.

At least both groups dare not bring this contradiction to the surface.

"I do not quite understand."

Voldemort suddenly spoke, attracting everyone's attention, "Since most wizards use magic through the magic network, what role does emotion play in this?"

"Empathy can affect the magical web, which is one of the reasons why wizards mobilize emotions when they use magic." Nick Flamel explained.

"One?" Hermione asked curiously.

"If my guess is correct, the world itself also has its own emotions. In this case, emotions can empathize with the magic network and the world at the same time, so I said one." Nick Flamel said.

Voldemort and Hermione both showed astonished expressions, while Bella, like all students who don't like to study, stopped paying attention to their topics.

"If we want to change the impact of the fluctuations generated by the terminator on magic, we need to change the threads that connect each light point. This is a huge project, and we need to be extremely sensitive to magic and have a deep enough understanding of magic. ."

Nick Flamel looked at Voldemort and said, obviously he still felt that another way would be better.

"Then teach us how to change it quickly, Nick. I think this process is also good for our understanding of magic." Voldemort replied, and the meaning of his words clearly rejected Nick Flamel's idea.

"All right……"

"Wait a moment, Mr. Flamel." Hermione suddenly stopped and asked, "I want to know why the fluctuations in the Terminator have such a big impact on Hogwarts."

"Because Hogwarts has no emotions."

Nick Flamel immediately gave his answer, and his answer made Hermione frown, obviously she didn't understand what Nick Flamel meant.

"The fluctuations of the terminator cut off the connection between the magic network and magic. The use of magic by wizards requires spells, gestures and emotions. For the latter two, the fluctuations obviously have no ability to block..."

Before Nick Flamel finished speaking, Hermione had already nodded and said: "Large-scale magical equipment such as castles do not have the ability to use magic through gestures and emotions. Therefore, the impact of the terminator on them Bigger, right?”

Nick Flamel smiled and nodded, confirming Hermione's answer.

"Okay, let me teach you how to feel the magic net. This requires a special spell: the magic net appears."

Nick Flamel began to teach a few people the magic specifically for the magic web. This was not a difficult spell. The biggest difficulty in learning it was not finding the target to cast the spell on.

In the world where the Deep Magic Network is located, this is obviously not a problem for them.

So in the next period of time, Voldemort and others stayed here for a long time and began to slowly modify the magic network.

Bella is the slowest of the three, and she is even completely powerless against some individual "linguistic individuals".

Hermione is relatively better. Although she is still not as good as Voldemort or Nick Flamel, when she encounters difficulties, she can always find a way to solve them and will not be completely powerless.

This once attracted the competitive Bella, who worked hard to complete those "linguistic individuals" that she was unable to change.

But it turns out that intelligence is a talent and cannot be changed by hard work.

Seeing this, Voldemort even thought about whether to give up his previous idea of ​​bringing Snape from other worlds and instead bring in more Hermiones.

But considering the hostile relationship between Hermione and him in some worlds, Voldemort felt that it would be more reliable to recruit Snape.

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