Late at night... in the middle of the night.
Kayson sat down at his desk and took a sip of coffee. He could already feel his heart beating a little fast.
In the distance, a figure slowly emerged. Kayson raised an eyebrow. "Good comprehension."
Orland nodded. "Actually, I didn't realize it at first, but my girlfriend told me about it later."
"Oh? You're in a relationship." Kayson raised an eyebrow. In his eyes, Orland had always been the kind of person who studied the Holy Body, but only the kind who would study intensely when he was interested, and only learn a little when he wasn't.
Dating? After all, Orland has an emotional intelligence comparable to Snape's, and Kayson didn't expect this outcome.
"Yes, Maple Luo of Slytherin." Orland nodded.
"Hmm... Ravenclaw and Slytherin seem to get along quite well." Kayson wasn't just making a comment out of personal feeling; Ravenclaw and Slytherin seemed to be the only two houses where they could really hang out together.
Of course, the main problem is with Slytherin. Gryffindor sees them as sworn enemies, which is self-evident. Hufflepuff sees them as a bunch of useless good-natured people.
Ravenclaw was a bunch of bookworms, but this was, after all, a magical world where true knowledge was power. So, in this light, Ravenclaw, with its rationality, wisdom, and power, became quite handsome in the eyes of Slytherin, making it arguably the first choice outside of the Slytherin community.
The same applies to Ravenclaw; her rationality and composure lead her to dislike impulsive, hot-blooded behavior, and she also dislikes mediocre, ordinary people...
Although it's impolite to say this, because Hufflepuff lacks a distinctive character, most people see Hufflepuff as... ordinary and unremarkable.
"Yes, she pursued me." Orland.
"You're outstanding, that's normal. Your girlfriend is Maple Loglin?" Kayson suddenly thought of that Slytherin witch, a low-ranking witch with a hint of Ravenclaw's aura...
"That's right."
With Orland's admission, Kayson silently memorized Maple Loglin's name, and now that name was on Kayson's Voldemort list.
There's no other reason... Although he said that Orland was excellent and it was normal for someone to pursue him, Orland's family was just an ordinary Half-blood family, and his spellcasting talent was only above average. He only made it into the top tier of Hogwarts by virtue of his good brain and his hard work fueled by his hobby.
He's also quite handsome; you could say there are tons of wizards like him at Hogwarts. His only absolute advantage, which sets him far apart from everyone else, is that he can teach.
It can be said that if Orland and Snape were to teach the same knowledge together, the students Orland taught would be far more advanced than those Snape.
And so it was, among the group of teenage wizards at Hogwarts, brimming with youthful hormones, a witch actively pursued the emotionally challenged Orland, inevitably drawing Kayson's attention.
After all, being a good teacher doesn't offer much advantage in romance... Well, of course, there's also the possibility that Maple Luo might be looking for a free tutor, or that Voldemort, lurking in other classes, manipulated the Death Eater ' accumulated Qua experience over many years to remotely control Orland as his student, then went back to teach her...
So Voldemort could be said to have calculated that Orland's strange behavior would draw his attention, and that he would then drag Orlando to his side to monitor him... So, would he guess that I would turn my attention to him because of this?
No, it's too early to say. Orland's entire social circle needs to be investigated...
After having a preliminary understanding of the matter concerning Orland Maple Luo, Kayson remembered something else.
So Voldemort's self-learning ability was really that bad? He didn't add any anti-self-learning mechanisms when he wrote the Kayson's Book.
Voldemort, I, Kayson, have nothing but contempt for you.
"Professor?" Orland looked at Sudden as if he had gone offline. Kayson didn't pay attention at first, because he was like that sometimes when he was thinking.
However, this time the offline time was far too long... so long that he couldn't help but think that Professor Kayson was somewhat dead...
"Oh, it's nothing. Do you know why I'm waiting for you here in the middle of the night?" Kayson asked.
"Professor, you used three teaching whips to bring me here during the day because I didn't like learning Mechanical Power. You must want to teach me some knowledge other than Mechanical Power," Orland said.
"What do you want to learn?" Kayson asked, sitting in his chair. The answer Orland gave was exactly what he expected. For example, Voldemort had suffered a loss, so he could preliminarily conclude that Voldemort was indeed the person behind Orland. That's why he had been subtly probing and even had Orland specifically study the subjects that Voldemort had suffered for.
However, the conclusion did disappoint Kayson: "Anything is fine as long as it's not Mechanical Power."
Kayson sighed. It was true that anything other than Mechanical Power could work, which made sense, since Mechanical Power was indeed the least troublesome method Kayson had used to cause Voldemort. Other powers could kill Voldemort directly, but the mechanical arm... it seemed that Voldemort had mastered a flesh-based magic system the second time he saw him, which allowed him to rapidly heal his own body tissues.
That's why Voldemort so despises Mechanical Power... including Orland in front of him.
"Don't you particularly want to learn anything...?"
Orland shook his head. "I should say I want to learn all of them, so I don't know which one to choose."
Kayson nodded. "Do you have the book I published? Kayson Heath's Book?"
Orland.
"Go back and look at the table of contents, the chapters, the detailed sections of the paper, even a small paragraph within it. Come back at this time tomorrow and tell me what you most want to learn." After saying this, Kayson waved his hand, indicating that Orland could leave.
"Good Professor."
"Wait a minute," Kayson called out to him.
"What's wrong?" Orland asked, turning around.
"The curfew starts tomorrow, so we don't have to wait this late," Kayson said, yawning as he spoke.
"No problem, Professor."
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