Hogwarts: This Dark Lord is so evil

After the Charms class, everyone's gaze towards Leifield changed significantly.

Especially the Slytherin students.

They had previously held skeptical attitudes towards Leifield's strength and background.

But now, after witnessing Leifield mastering the Silent Spell at such a young age, they completely dispelled their doubts!

Consequently, a seed of fear was quietly planted in their hearts by Leifield.

This was, of course, deliberately revealed by Leifield.

The purpose was to intimidate these Slytherin classmates.

It was Leifield announcing to the entire Slytherin student body, "I am strong, don't mess with me."

Of course, in the eyes of those Slytherin students, there was also an additional sentence…

"…My family is also very strong, and your families can't afford to provoke us either!"

In this way, at least many pure-bloods who were originally uninvolved would not dare to act rashly.

It has to be said that this was an unintended but welcome consequence.

In their view, being suppressed by a pure-blood, even one from another country, was barely acceptable.

If Leifield were a Muggle-born, that would be a different story.

In that case, although they couldn't defeat Leifield, they would definitely have their families find an opportunity to teach Leifield a lesson!

These pure-blood families had plenty of ways to deal with Muggle-born young wizards!

At this moment, Leifield and his small group followed the crowd towards the Great Hall.

It was noon, and everyone was now hungry.

On the way, Alphard and Henry were somewhat dejected because they had failed to make the feather float in the end.

Regarding the dejected duo, Charlie, although somewhat puzzled, was also tactful enough not to ask.

In the Great Hall, at the Slytherin table.

Leifield and his group sat at the end of the table.

And the other Slytherin students, whether pure-blood or non-pure-blood, couldn't help but stay far away from them.

Although Leifield had demonstrated his strength, they were still isolated now.

Pure-blood wizards were the main force isolating them, and those non-pure-bloods were also afraid of other pure-bloods and dared not have much contact with Leifield and his group.

Afraid that they would be the next ones to be bullied.

They didn't have Leifield's ability to protect themselves.

However, Leifield and his group didn't care about this at all, and instead enjoyed the peace and quiet.

Not long after they sat down, the house-elves in the kitchen directly used their unique magic to teleport the food that Leifield and his group wanted to eat to them.

Tom forked a sausage and took a bite, then said cautiously, "Alphard, Henry… Although you might not feel comfortable with me saying this, you are still too weak."

Alphard and Henry lowered their heads in shame.

They were both pure-blood wizards, but one had been bullied by his sister since childhood and didn't have the motivation to learn magic in advance.

And the other had been spoiled by his family and, from childhood to adulthood, did nothing but play and hadn't learned much magic.

Therefore, their strength was actually the weakest in the entire small group, and they couldn't even cast a simple Levitation Charm.

Even Charlie, who had just joined, had learned a few tricks from his mother, otherwise he wouldn't have had the courage to fight Abraxas, this pure-blood.

"Don't be discouraged, no one is born strong. It doesn't matter if your abilities are lacking, you are my friends, and I will help you become stronger." Tom said, while looking at Leifield.

Leifield nodded, "That's right, we were also able to gain our current abilities through practice, and of course you can too!"

Alphard and Henry looked at Leifield and Tom hopefully, "Can we also become as strong as you?"

"Of course you can, and you must become stronger." Leifield said seriously, "If it were before, you could do whatever you wanted, but now, since you are our friends, then… you must be vigilant at all times."

"They can come in a group to block us, and they are very likely to block you… We are not with you all day long, what if…" Leifield sighed, "I don't want to see you in the hospital wing or St. Mungo's next time…"

Hearing Leifield's words, not only Alphard and Henry, but everyone else also looked solemn.

Although Leifield showed his strength and scared off many pure-bloods, there would still be some people who held a grudge against Leifield and his group.

In other words, before their group became strong, they had to guard against the schemes of those guys.

Tom said, "Therefore, we need to find a place to gather together and practice in our spare time. I need you to become stronger, and we also need to become even stronger."

Anne pondered, "In that case, we need to find a more secret place."

"This place must not only be secret, but also large enough for us to freely practice various spells." Charlie also said.

Alphard frowned and said, "How about I ask my sister? She's in her third year now, she must know some secret places."

Henry shook his head and said, "Forget it, your sister… Once she knows that we want to find a secret place, everyone in Slytherin will know."

Alphard scratched his head and said somewhat embarrassedly, "You're right, Henry…"

Everyone fell silent, thinking about what kind of place to find in the castle.

Leifield said, "Leave this to me. I will find a suitable place."

The reason he said this was because he did think of a good place.

Both secret and suitable for practicing spells? Then the most suitable place must be the Room of Requirement.

Leifield remembered the location of the Room of Requirement, but had not actually been there yet.

Therefore, he needed to find some time to locate the Room of Requirement in person.

Tom asked, "Do you already have a suitable place in mind?"

"You could say that. I've only heard about this place occasionally, but... I'll have to see it in person to know for sure."

Leif decided that after finding the Room of Requirement, he would directly notify his friends to gather there.

As for why Leif knew about such a place?

Only the weak need explanations.

Don't ask, just assume I heard about it occasionally.

"Then let's go tonight," Tom said, sounding a bit impatient.

Before Leif could answer, he heard someone speaking to him from behind.

"You... hello, are you Leif?"

Leif turned around and saw a round-faced girl with glasses looking at him with a fearful expression.

"Yes, I am. May I ask who you are? What do you need?" Leif asked, his face habitually wearing a gentle smile.

But surprisingly, the girl was so frightened by Leif that she shivered.

Everyone exchanged glances, thinking the girl was too timid...

No mistakes in one go!

"I... I'm Myrtle Elizabeth Warren... Please... please don't hurt me!" Myrtle said incoherently.

"Pfft..."

Leif turned to look at Tom, who was forcibly suppressing his laughter. "Tom, is it that funny?"

"Yes, it's very funny. Because it's the first time I've seen your smiling face fail," Tom said gleefully.

Tom had seen many people feel a sense of closeness when faced with Leif's gentle smile.

But now... Tom felt that this girl named Myrtle was the first person, besides himself, to see through this fake smile and understand the true nature of this guy!

"Ha! Very funny!" Leif glared at Tom, then turned back to Myrtle and said, "Miss Warren, you came to me, it's not the other way around... How did you come to the conclusion that I would hurt you?"

"I... I just, many people in your house say you're very scary... Even just saying hello to you could result in you attacking them with a curse!" Myrtle said, trembling.

"Well, for them, it's better if I'm a little scary, so... what do you actually need from me?"

After confirming that Leif was not as scary as the rumors said, Myrtle remembered why she had come.

She quickly took out two slips of paper from her pocket.

"This... Professor McGonagall asked me to bring these to you, they're your detention times..."

Leif took the two slips of paper, his face full of speechlessness. 'So, she just came to deliver two detention notices?'

'Did she have to be this scared?'

"Okay, thank you," Leif said, then handed Tom's slip to him.

Myrtle didn't say anything and ran off in a puff of smoke.

"Are all Ravenclaws this neurotic?" Annie asked, puzzled.

"Usually, they're not... Maybe she's just more timid," Leif picked up the slip of paper and looked at it. "Tom, it seems we won't be able to explore that place tonight. Because we have detention in the Forbidden Forest."

"Ugh... Why do I have to be in detention with you... Professor Slughorn clearly said he would excuse your detention, but you insisted on going to the Forbidden Forest," Tom complained bitterly.

"What are you talking about? Didn't you volunteer? You said that if I was punished, you should be punished too..."

Tom was stunned, and after a long while, he squeezed out a sentence.

"Damn it! I was too hasty!"

...

The Forbidden Forest is a place that would terrify most students.

After all, the Forbidden Forest is truly dangerous, and the school, in order to make the students afraid and prevent them from sneaking in, naturally described it in the most terrifying way possible.

Therefore, although the Forbidden Forest is dangerous, it is not as terrifying as the school specifically described.

However, the other students didn't know this, so when Leif and Tom arrived in front of Mr. Ogg's hut.

The few Slytherin students who were already waiting there, except for the older students who could remain calm, the other few first-years were almost scared to pee...

Because there were a relatively large number of people who had made mistakes this time, the detentions were carried out in batches.

Today was Leif's batch, and tomorrow would be another batch.

Only after they had each accumulated a month in the Forbidden Forest would they be considered to have completed this detention...

It must be said that this punishment was indeed very heavy.

However, Leif could understand Professor McGonagall. Perhaps she had long had complaints about these guys who liked to bully others.

"Good evening, Andre," Leif greeted one of the big guys.

Andre only glanced at Leif and didn't speak.

He didn't dare to appear too familiar with Leif...

Moreover, about to enter the Forbidden Forest, he was far from as calm on the inside as he appeared on the outside.

Tom followed beside Leif, and seeing the dark Forbidden Forest, he also felt a little flustered.

He saw Leif calmly looking around and couldn't help but ask, "Aren't you afraid at all?"

"Afraid?" Leif looked at Tom in confusion. "Going to the Forbidden Forest is like going home to me. Do you get scared when you go home?"

"I don't have a home," Tom said coldly, seemingly trying to awaken Leif's meager conscience to make him feel guilty.

"Ha, I didn't expect you to tell dark jokes too!"

"Well, I shouldn't have had any expectations for your conscience..."