Tom's eyes lit up when he heard that he was going to see his grandfather.
They were all men, so he didn't continue to fidget and agreed directly.
"Okay, Dean, when will we leave..."
Listen, the child who wasn't very anxious just now suddenly became anxious now.
Mo Fei patted him without being curious, "What's the rush? It's impossible today, and do you know where they live? That's it... We have to consider the route and how to get there... Don't be in a hurry..."
"The address of Gaunt family is at Little Hangleton..."
As soon as these words came out, Tom was also stunned for a moment. He seemed to be looking forward to being recognized by his family more than he thought...
"Okay, I understand. Let's go find out how to get there tomorrow and try our best to meet your blood relatives this week..."
Tom laughed out loud.
After laughing for a while, he seemed to have thought of something, and then looked at Mo Fei.
"Dean, what did you see when you went out this time... I always feel that you seemed to have learned a lot when you went out this time..."
When asked about his own affairs, Mo Fei did not hold back and directly told all his experiences.
He did not overly describe the process of searching for various skills at Germany. In his narrative, most of the space focused on what he saw and heard at Grindelwald and what he learned at Nicolas Flamel...
But Tom listened with great interest.
He also didn't expect that his unusual dean would actually come into contact with two Magic Master who were rarely seen by ordinary people in one year...
After entering Hogwarts, Tom's understanding of magic has improved a lot again.
The first is the strength division of Wizarding World.
In the real world, there is no hierarchy, and there are no hierarchy marks above their heads to tell them who is a master and who is a novice.
Generally speaking, the division of strength in Wizarding World can only be judged through combat.
That's why the duel competition between adult wizards is so valuable.
However, compared with the World Quidditch, which is held every four years and is open to almost all wizards, the threshold for the Duel Competition is much higher.
This also allows the wizards who can win the championship to get more recognition for their strength.
Flitwick was able to successfully apply for professor Charms and dean Ravenclaw. His title as champion gave him a great advantage, so he often mentioned his record when teaching the little wizard for the first time...
But for the vast majority of ordinary wizards, their strength is judged by whether they can master the ability to protect themselves enough.
New wizards may have mastered a lot of Charms, but they may make mistakes during battle and miss the results.
Almost a large part of the wizards who graduated from Hogwarts are of this level.
In fact, even at this level, they are already at their limit. In the future, they will even forget a lot of magic and their strength will further decline.
At a higher level of wizards, they can build their own combat system and flexibly apply magic to ensure their combat effectiveness.
This level can already become Auror.
The stronger elites Auror will learn to cooperate further in battle and know how to take advantage of various opportunities, thereby increasing their combat effectiveness to a higher level.
This is the distribution of strength of conventional wizards.
But there's another way to set it - the intensity of the skill.
There is a clear division, apprentice, proficient, expert and master.
Take the dean of Slytherin - Professor Slughorn, for example, he is the master of Potions. In the field of Potions, he has reached the point where he does not need the recognition of others, or in other words, he himself is the setter of a set of standards.
For wizards of this level, they publish books to formulate the Potions standard and develop new Potions. This is their daily routine.
Wizards with master-level skills may not be that strong in combat, but no one will bother them. Otherwise, their huge network of contacts will instantly make you doubt your life.
Of course, these two classifications are not distinct.
Among Hogwarts, almost every dean has master-level skills and elite Auror-level strength.
The two are superimposed on each other, and the improvements brought about are beyond the imagination of any little wizard.
Tom still remembers when Owen mentioned these professors, his face was full of awe. To that extent, the ordinary Pure-blood wizard family could not compare to their status.
However, such professors are only at the top of ordinary wizards.
Among Wizarding World, only after achieving Magic Master can you stand at the top and overlook all the wizards.
Wizarding World has a place--Wizards' Council.
The wizards there either possess Magic Master level power, or they are real Magic Master. Those power control freaks have almost no place here.
For this reason, those wizards who wanted power chose another organization-Order of Merlin.
They gave the badge of the outstanding wizard Order of Merlin to show their status.
That's a bit far gone.
When he first studied with Grindelwald, Tom had some doubts about his identity.
But it was a tacit understanding that he didn't mention it actively.
Now, Mo Fei has spoken out the matter straightforwardly, which means that the next time they meet, Grindelwald is no longer just his professor, but also the feared Dark Lord in Europe...
Tom's own attitude is very simple.
No matter it was Dark Lord or the professor, he had no intention of harming me, and his teachings over the years had become the most powerful proof at this time.
Obviously as Dark Lord, he should theoretically teach him Dark Magic, and then watch him sink into the abyss.
But from the first lesson, Grindelwald emphasized Dark Magic's taboos countless times.
Therefore, here at Tom, Grindelwald is just his teacher, and he will only respect him.
As for the title Dark Lord, sometimes it doesn't matter at all.
There is another one that also shocks all wizards.
In other words, many wizards may not pay attention to the so-called Dark Lord, but who wouldn't want to get a piece of Philosopher's Stone, which can live forever.
The greatest Alchemy master in the past few hundred years - Nicolas Flamel, there is no wizard who doesn't want to ask him the secret of immortality.
Tom I don't want to live forever now, but such a legendary name still makes people want to know about it.
Moreover, after hearing the description of two powerful Magic Master from the mouth of the dean, Muggle, Tom seemed to feel less awe and more close to this mysterious powerful man in the wizard's mouth.
It turns out that like me, they also like to eat the food cooked by the dean...
It turns out that they also have the same emotions, or are distressed, or are like children...
Does that mean that I can become Magic Master in the future?
This idea took root directly in Tom's mind.