The Big Boss Behind Hogwarts

Moriarty looked up, his eyes fell on the face of the dark green robed wizard.

A face that was too young, compared with the statue in the Hogwarts Chamber of Secrets, they are two completely different people.

The most special thing was his eyes. Moriarty's eyes slowly slipped down and met his eyes.

Two pairs of identical gray eyes with dark gray pupils.

The depth and scrutiny in the eyes are exactly the same.

"Salazar Slytherin?"

Moriarty spoke first.

The wizard in the dark green robe flew down from the top of the cross without any fluctuations in magic power, but Moriarty guessed that he used the Dimoaka flying spell.

—if he was Salazar.

"If you mean your ancestors, there is no doubt that it was me, the one and only Salazar."

Salazar Slytherin flew in front of Moriarty, so tall that Moriarty reached his shoulders.

Moriarty looked Salazar up and down.

Although he always talked about the "ancestor of Salazar" on weekdays, Moriarty never really took Salazar to heart.

Now that he saw Salazar's true face, he couldn't help thinking of communicating more. Sure enough, the three views followed the five senses.

Salazar was tall and thin, with long gray hair that capped his shoulders.

The complexion is pale without blood, the skull is high, the forehead is narrow, the eye sockets are deep, and the facial features are three-dimensional like knives and axes.

Except for the gray hair and gray eyes that are exactly the same as Moriarty's, the overall feeling is that of a plateau snow mountain.

As Moriarty looked at Salazar, Salazar was also watching Moriarty, and he came to a similar conclusion.

"Slytherin staff?"

Salazar's eyes fell on the staff in Moriarty's hand, and his voice was indifferent, as if drifting from a distant place.

"That is the symbol of the head of the Slytherin family. It seems that the current head of the Slytherin family is you."

Salazar walked around Moriarty a few times, and while staring at him, Moriarty noticed that the silver gray in his eyes shone brightly, and the pupils seemed to be narrowed instantly when he raised his eyes.

In the bright light reflected by the cross, it looks like the vertical pupil of some cold-blooded animal.

Snake pupils.

Moriarty remembered another feature of Salazar's pupils that would turn into snake pupils, and Voldemort seemed to do the same.

"You don't seem to be curious about my origin?" Moriarty asked in a deep voice.

Salazar stopped, "Since the Slytherin staff is here, I think I know what happened.

It was stolen by my Squib son, you are his descendant, Yes or No? "

Moriarty nodded and briefly introduced himself.

"That's right, my Squib ancestors fled to China. Two years ago, I returned to England from China and went to Hogwarts to go to school. Next semester, I will be a third-year Slytherin student."

Salazar nodded slightly, "Have you gone to the Chamber of Secrets?"

"Shiva has been brought back to Slytherin Castle by me."

"Shiva's husband," Salazar raised his chin towards the basilisk on the cross, "you have already seen it."

"What made you break up a loving couple abruptly?" Moriarty raised his brows, "One of them was crucified on the cross, and the other was locked in a secret room for thousands of years."

"I never said that I did this." Salazar shook his head, and grinned under Moriarty's puzzled eyes: "It was Godric's writing."

There was a look of dumbness in Moriarty's eyes, very Gryffindor.

"So—why?"

Moriarty asked: "Why is there a cross in the cemetery of the Slytherin family? What does the basilisk crucified on the top of the cross represent?"

"That's right, this is the cemetery of the Slytherin family."

Sarah glanced at Moriarty and walked towards the outermost tomb.

"The people buried in these tombs are all your ancestors—of course there are mine, and more are my descendants."

"It belonged to my father," Salazar said, standing among several graves. "It belonged to my grandfather, and my great-grandfather."

Then he stepped out, pointed to an inconspicuous tomb beside him and said, "This is mine."

"You?" Moriarty was surprised, "You died?"

"Why, you think I won't die, don't you?" Salazar laughed as if mocking himself.

"Just speculation." Moriarty said without moving his lips.

"Let's hear it." Salazar's eyes flashed brightly.

"To put it simply, I presume that you have become a god of law."

"Act of God?"

Salazar shook his head with a smile, "I'll tell you Godric's view of God, and you won't think so."

Moriarty looked at Salazar, pretending to be listening.

"That guy said, God of Law? Don't tease me, if I become a god, I will feel guilty for violating the knight code!"

After Salazar finished speaking, he couldn't help laughing.

Gryffindor, without a doubt.

By all accounts, Slytherins value glory. Gryffindors regard fame as dung.

As everyone knows, Gryffindor also values ​​glory, but at the same time, he values ​​dignity even more!

Even wearing a robe, holding a wand, Gryffindor never let go of the glory and dignity of being a knight.

So what if he became a god!

So what about Salazar?

If Gryffindor is a blazing flame, unrestrained, burning, and blazing, the brilliance of the Dharma God is also eclipsed in front of him.

But Salazar, who may seem like water most of the time, has moments of turmoil and monstrous waves.

These two people are different from Dumbledore and Grindelwald. Will Salazar give up becoming a god of law because of Gryffindor?

Moriarty thought not.

Salazar became the god of law and then defeated Gryffindor. This is Salazar's style!

Slytherin and Gryffindor are the kind of people who completely defeat each other and then pull each other to their side.

So, why did you give up becoming a god?

Moriarty stared at Salazar like that.

"To tell you the reason..." Salazar understood Moriarty's eyes, and he said slowly, "It has something to do with the Slytherin family cemetery."

"Oh?" Moriarty's tone changed, full of solemnity: "The cemetery represents death, the cross represents sublimation, and the snake represents the Slytherin family.

Taken together, it means 'death is eternal life'! right? These are also the words you leave in your journal. "

"Death is eternal life! That's right, it seems that you have learned a lot from my diary." Salazar said with a little joy: "But yes, you can find this place, which proves that you have learned the Devouring Curse."

"Speaking of the Devouring Curse, you first help me solve the problem of the Devouring Curse devouring the magic power of the fire element." Moriarty did not forget the purpose of this trip.

"Swallow the magic power of the fire element? The current head of the Slytherin family is learning the magic of the fire element! Heh!"

Salazar gave Moriarty a suspicious look, and his eyes became unkind.

"Slytherin corresponds to the water element, you'd better learn to master the magic power of the water element, otherwise you are not worthy to be the current Patriarch."

"I've already learned it." Moriarty shrugged, snapped his fingers, and a stream of water appeared on the top of the cross, turning into the shape of Shiva.

The water snake affectionately rubbed the male basilisk's head.

Let it replace Shiva and comfort Shiva's husband.

Shiva, the master can only do so much.

Moriarty shook his head.

Sarah checked Moriarty's intentions, but she didn't feel embarrassed at all, and praised casually: "It seems that you have mastered it well, but how does it compare with me?"

"The gap is not small." Moriarty smiled. According to the level of elemental magic, Salazar and him were more than forty levels behind.

"A sober junior." Salazar was very satisfied with Moriarty's attitude, and a look of pride appeared on his slashed face.

"So, don't try to learn to master the magic of the fire element, and continue to study the magic of the water element.

A qualified and great wizard—like me, can only master one kind of elemental magic in a lifetime.

Slytherin, I hope you stay awake. "

"Ahem, I'm sorry," Moriarty blinked, "I have learned and mastered two elemental magics. You have seen the water element before, and the second one is wind."

As soon as the words fell, a gust of wind appeared out of thin air, blowing the basilisk into the sky and flying high.

"Water element and wind element..."

Salazar stared at Moriarty with a scheming look, wondering what he was thinking.

Half a minute later, he said, "Okay, I can help you perfect the Devouring Curse, but you have to listen to me tell the story of this cemetery."

"This cemetery is death, and at the same time, eternal life!"

Moriarty's eyes suddenly turned cold, "Are you dead or alive?"

"This is a complicated question." Salazar walked to his own grave. "Listen to me slowly."