Hogwarts: Voldemort, don't stop me from studying

Vader was stunned.

After Shining was exiled by her master, she was in agony, drank and cried bitterly, but did she try to go back?

Later, Barty Crouch and his son came and went in Hogwarts for the Triwizard Tournament. What was Winky doing?

Did she ever want to go and help her original owner who had been cast by the Imperius Curse?

And other elves who were expelled or were inadvertently given freedom by their owners, will they try to return to their original owners and resume their employment?

Or... will they throw themselves on the ground and cry bitterly... and then accept this fact and go wandering?

Although Vader knew many house elves, they all belonged to Hogwarts. Most of them are very satisfied with their current lives. None of them say they yearn for freedom, and they have never been expelled.

Including Zoe and McGee... they just want to be treated well and respected by the wizard, but they have no intention of being free.

Professor Murray did not stay on this topic for long.

After nodding at Vader, he said: "After successful precedents, many wizards became keen on life alchemy."

"But this is not an easy task. Many people have been killed by their own creations, and life alchemy has gradually become a forbidden art. But what really made this magic completely banned was the birth of another creature."

"In the fifteenth century, a wizard named Extis built a castle on an island, and then lured Muggle ships to the island. He did extremely terrible things to the Muggle sailors and crew. ”

"It is said that the people who were ordered to investigate there later came back...and refused to talk about what they found there. And the least horrifying part of it is that the place has become a safe haven for dementors."

"And that's Azkaban."

"Dementors feed on happiness, and people will feel depressed and hopeless just by being close to them. They can also suck away human souls and turn people into walking zombies like them. The effective way to deal with them is the patron saint. curse."

"This kind of creature cannot be completely killed. Even if it dies temporarily, it will breed again from the decayed and dark place. They are beyond life and death."

"The 'immortality' that humans dream of, Dementors have had it since their birth."

"——So to a certain extent, this kind of life alchemy can be said to be extremely successful, but it is of no benefit to wizards."

Vader suddenly had a question: "Professor, wizards can use the Patronus Charm to resist dementors, but Muggles can't even see such creatures, let alone resist them..."

"Well, yes." Professor Murray asked: "Are you worried that this kind of monster will harm your parents? At the beginning of the 18th century, the Ministry of Magic made an agreement with the Dementors, allowing them to guard the prisoners in Azkaban and not allow them to leave. "

"Although I always think this is a stupid decision. But so far, it seems that the results are pretty good."

Vader shook his head and said softly: "No, I actually want to ask - why didn't the Wiccan Party and Death Eaters use the power of Dementors during the Wizarding War?"

Professor Murray was stunned, and then said after a moment: "Because to Dementors, wizards' magical souls are much more attractive than Muggles... and there are actually very few wizards who can use the Patronus Charm..."

He slowed down and said, "The story almost ends here. I think you should understand - the alchemy of life can be said to be both wonderful and dangerous."

"It allows wizards to create species that transcend their own life levels... Every life alchemy is a process that cannot be replicated. There are no identical humans in the world, and there are no identical alchemical lives."

"Creating life is the authority of gods, but wizards can steal a small part of this authority."

"This kind of temptation is unparalleled. As long as an alchemist with some ability will take this path sooner or later. No matter how much the Ministry of Magic prohibits it, there will always be wizards who will try to explore the restricted area of ​​life."

"I just hope that when you start to be interested in alchemical life one day, you can remember what we said today, remember those examples of failure, and remember what I taught you -"

“Imagine boldly and verify carefully.”

"On the road of alchemy, you can never be too cautious."

"Of course, what we are going to learn today is still the most basic part - how to give thoughts to inanimate objects..."

…

Professor Murray's bio-alchemy class only lasted three days, and then he gave Wade a few books and a bunch of alchemy materials so that he could slowly understand it through practice.

After dinner, Steven invited Wade to his farm.

"If you have friends who are good at playing, you can also invite them over. There are many interesting animals on my farm, which are very popular with children." Steven said.

Wade asked: "Wouldn't it be too disturbing?"

"No. There are some little ones who love children and they will be happy."

Steven joked: "If you have a girl you like, this is a great opportunity!"

Wade said slowly: "I'm only twelve years old, what kind of love is this?"

"That's right." Professor Murray nodded approvingly: "You should study hard when you are in school and don't be distracted by these things. But you -"

He suddenly looked at Steven and said angrily: "When will you get a girlfriend? Do you still plan to live with a bird and a snake for the rest of your life?"

Steven shrank his neck and muttered in a low voice: "You told me the same thing when I was in school... But my classmates who had girlfriends in school all got married after graduation..."

"You have graduated from Hogwarts for 20 years! In such a long time, if you didn't stay on the farm all day, you could have had eight relationships! Didn't the daughter of the Shafik family keep looking at you and smiling at you at the last banquet? Didn't you try to keep in touch with her?"

Steven was stunned for a while and said blankly: "Someone from the Shafik family came last time?"

Professor Murray glared at him, and Steven immediately stopped talking.

Finally, seeing that Wade was there, Professor Murray didn't continue to scold his son.

After dinner, Steven pulled Wade and took him upstairs to pack his luggage.

Upstairs, Steven said with a bitter face: "Let's go quickly... Otherwise, when my father remembers, he will definitely scold me again..."

Wade had no objection. He took out the pencil case and silently cast a spell, and the pencil case unfolded and became the size of a schoolbag. Wade stuffed books, alchemical materials and some personal belongings into it.

Then the schoolbag returned to the size of a pencil case.

This is the advantage of the bird snake skin.

When Wade got it, it looked only the size of a caterpillar, but it could stretch to a very large size.

So Wade folded it seven times, making it present different sizes -

The smallest is the pencil case, which is also the only one that has not been cast with the traceless extension spell; the largest is the wardrobe, and there is a wider space inside.

Another advantage of the traceless extension spell is that no matter how many items are put into it, it is like putting them into another space, and the user always feels only the weight of the box itself.

So he can put it in his pocket and walk around casually.