"Then why should we study Dark Arts cautiously?"
Professor Flitwick stood on the log table and waited. He knew that the Ravenclaw he was optimistic about would say something different.
He has heard it countless times such as Dark Arts is destructive and difficult to control.
"Dark Arts is generally thought to cause irreversible corrosion to the user, which is one of the reasons why they are called Dark Arts."
Sean is still very familiar with Dark Arts, thanks to the extremely in-depth description of Dark Arts in the original work:
Dumbledore specifically states: Engaging in Dark Arts involving murder will cause harm to the soul.
He once told Snape that Malfoy's soul "has not been so seriously injured yet," which means that he may not have killed anyone yet, but if he did, his soul would be "torn apart."
This shows that using very dark magic, such as Killing Curse, can cause damage to an individual's soul.
The creation of dark magic like Horcrux involves literally splitting the soul for the unnatural purpose of achieving immortality.
"Secondly, just as all spells require clear intentions on the part of the caster in order to be cast correctly, the powerful Dark Arts also requires malicious intent in order to be cast successfully."
Sean added that he was even more impressed by this point.
If a wizard wants to use Dark Arts, he must have "pure malice." Such malice will have a great impact on an inexperienced little wizard.
"Incredible answer!"
Professor Flitwick almost jumped.
"You have to remember, Mr. Green - Dark Arts are diverse, varied, ever-changing and never-ending.
Fighting them is like fighting a multi-headed monster. As soon as one head is cut off, a new one pops up, more vicious and cunning than the original one.
What we are dealing with is something unpredictable and indestructible. But-"
Professor Flitwick The topic changed.
"Dark Arts is like a blade. People with malicious intentions can use it in dirty ways, but after all, it is closely related to the purpose of the user - Flipendo! (Repelling Charm!)"
Professor Flitwick waved his magic wand, and Mr. Squirrel who had just climbed into the window was knocked out.
But the amazing thing is that it didn't suffer much damage and was guided to the ground by Professor Flitwick's Silent Levitation Charm.
"Flipendo! (Repelling Charm!)"
Professor Flitwick struck again. This time the book in front of him was not so lucky. It was pushed back far and hit the wall heavily.
Sean thoughtfully.
Dark Arts's magic is ultimately performed by the wizard, and it is closely related to the user and the user's purpose. For example, in the last memory:
Dumbledore claimed that Snape's act of killing himself, "helping an old man avoid pain and shame", would not harm his soul.
Just like the blades used in robbery and the blades used in fighting gangsters, they can hurt people, but they cannot be lumped together.
"Do you see clearly, Mr. Green?"
Professor Flitwick has not seen such a smart and studious student for many years. He appreciates this kind of wisdom and hard work, so he is particularly kind and patient.
"Yes professor,"
Sean raised the wand, concentrating and looking forward to it. After all, the excellence of magic talent will be revealed when you first come into contact with magic.
Out of caution, Professor Flitwick still holds the wand. Sometimes the little wizard can't control the strength well. This is why the professor needs to be present.
"Flipendo! (Repelling Charm!)"
A huge burst of magic power burst out from the tip of the Sean wand, sweeping through everything in the classroom almost instantly. Tables, chairs, kettles, and even the squirrels that had just climbed in were all violently repelled with Sean at the center.
Unexpectedly, Professor Flitwick flew to the ceiling again, but this time he released Sile nce Spell instantly.
Sean was a little confused. Inspiration jumped in his mind like an elf. He waved his wand and used Repelling Charm along the opposite path without any instruction. The emotion of "wanting to repel the flying objects" filled his heart.
As a result, the items in the classroom actually returned.
[You practiced Repelling Charm once according to expert standards, and your proficiency is +50]
[You practiced Repelling Charm once according to expert standards, and your proficiency is +50]
[A new Dark Arts field Title has been unlocked, please check]
[A new Wizard Talent has been unlocked, please check]
No, I'm really a Dark Arts genius.
This is Sean's first thought.
What's even worse is that Professor Flitwick is flying.
This is Sean's second thought.
"Jaw-dropping talent!"
Professor Flitwick did not blame Sean at all. He waved his wand excitedly and quickly came to Sean from the air.
"It's so surprising... so incredible..."
Professor Flitwick is wandering on the classroom floor, his voice is high-pitched and trembling, whether it is surprise or fright.
Taking this opportunity, Sean also opened System Panel:
[Title: Dark Arts Apostle]
[Smallly increase the perception of Dark Arts, slightly increase Dark Arts Talent]
As expected, Sean held his breath and looked down.
[Wizard Sean, Dark Arts Talent: Gold (Dark Arts Apostle Title has been blessed). Note: Normal wizards are Green]
[Evaluation: You are a rare genius in the Dark Arts field in history. Dark Arts will take the initiative to embrace you. You are a natural King of Dark Arts]
King of Dark Arts?
Isn't that Dark Lord?
Sean is confused,
This is completely slander! Pure slander!
Friday.
Sean completed all the requirements of Scholarship - Herbs, Potions, Astronomy, History, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Charms, Transfiguration - He has mastered almost everything a first-year wizard needs to master within a month.
Especially in Transfiguration and magic, he has gone very far, comparable to some senior wizards.
As for history... now his History of Magic class notes are said to have sold well to graduates.
Sean has no idea where Hogwarts graduates got the news from, nor what they use it for.
Today, Sean stands outside the door of Headmaster's Office, anxiously and expectantly waiting for today's big event - the announcement of Scholarship.
He has been working hard for this goal since he entered school, and his concentration and love for magic learning almost constituted most of his Hogwarts time.
In the spacious and beautiful round Headmaster's Office, there is a dazzling array of all kinds of silverware. Next to the silverware, the blackened kettle is still bubbling.
"Ah, Minerva, do you think Mr. Green will get this Scholarship?"
Albus Dumbledore was sitting behind his large oak table, Half-moon Spectacles slid to the middle of the bridge of his nose, a pair of azure eyes peering over the top of his lenses at the dusk outside the window.
He seemed to inadvertently take out one of the beautiful letters piled on the table:
[To Hogwarts Scholarship Review Committee:
With the most solemn attitude, I officially and strongly recommend Sean·Mr. Green to obtain this special Scholarship.
Mr. Green is the most outstanding student in terms of talent and character that I have seen over the years of teaching. Not only did he master all core subjects with straight A's, his Charms practical accuracy and Transfiguration's talent far exceeded the level of lower-grade wizards. What is particularly valuable is that this young gentleman has shown tenacity, self-discipline and kindness beyond his age despite being completely dependent on himself. His character, talent and hard work can no longer be concealed by his humble appearance.
He is fully worthy of this funding and has the potential to become the pride of Hogwarts.
——Minerva·McGonagall.
——Hogwarts Deputy Headmistress, Head of Gryffindor House]