A Hogwarts Esoteric Leader

"Yeah, Professor Binns is over a thousand years old." Hermione nodded, "Actually, many ghosts in Hogwarts are very old, after all, they won't die."

"I won't die." Padma looked longingly, "I hope I can also become a ghost in the end."

"It's not necessarily a good thing to be a ghost." Hermione looked around and said in a low voice, "Don't you think most ghosts are a little weird?"

Padma thought for a while and said, "It's a bit..."

Seeing that the topic was about to be deviated to the point where he didn't know where to go, Unieff spoke up.

"Let's talk about Professor Binns, okay? I'm very interested in him."

He hadn't read "Hogwarts, A History of the School", so he only knew that Professor Binns was very old, but he never imagined that he would be so old.

"What kind of person is he... a ghost?" he asked.

Hermione raised an eyebrow, she was glad that Unieff asked her questions.

I don't know why, but she felt a special sense of refreshment when answering a question for Union.

"Then I'll tell you."

She glanced upwards, as if recalling.

"Professor Binns is an admirable professor, and he is very knowledgeable," she said. "The book says that he was very famous in the wizarding world when he was alive, and his speeches were cadenced and brilliant, and many wizards would come. hear."

"And after he joined Hogwarts, the history of magic class he taught was also very popular, and the students' evaluation was 'like telling a story' as attractive."

Unieff tilted his head and thought for a while, and felt that the information he had obtained in his previous life seemed different.

"Are you sure?" he asked.

"Of course!" Hermione said dissatisfiedly, "How could I possibly remember wrong?"

Unieff looked at the "History of the Wizarding War" on the side of the stool, thinking that maybe he could ask Professor Binns for some advice.

He needs to have a deeper understanding of Grindelwald before he can speculate on his purpose.

So, after lunch, he went straight to the Magic History Classroom, where he read while waiting for the class.

At one o'clock in the afternoon, the class bell rang, and Professor Binns got out of the blackboard on time, causing the little wizards to be surprised.

Despite his hilarious appearance, he himself looks rather old and shrivelled, wearing a pair of small, chunky glasses that make him feel downright pedantic.

He introduced himself and said, "I'm Professor Binns, and I teach you the history of magic."

Then, without opening remarks like Snape, and without naming names, he started teaching: "Please open the textbook, today we will learn the medieval historical background of the contradiction between wizards and Muggles."

Then he kept talking, without asking questions, in a monotonous voice like an old humming radio, as if replaying at the touch of a button.

Sometimes they stop inexplicably and fall into deep thought in a trance...

In addition to the hot weather, he only spoke for five minutes, and the little wizards were already drowsy.

Unieff couldn't help but glance at Hermione, the latter's expression was a little subtle, after all, she blew Professor Binns at noon.

But the two of them still listened carefully. In fact, they were the only ones in the entire classroom who could resist this hypnotic effect.

Then, I heard some boring and interesting content.

"...the first written elder wand with particularly powerful and dangerous magic,"

It should be the Elder Wand, Univers thought.

"His master is Emeric, known as the 'Demon'. He is a short-lived but extremely aggressive wizard. In the early Middle Ages, about AD 810-815, he carried out a reign of terror in southern England..."

"...he was extremely cruel to Muggles, and created various punishments, including a horrific waterboarding to punish and kill those who resisted, and he is said to take pleasure in it..."

"However, such a reign of terror did not last long, and one day a wizard named Egbert appeared in the west of England, who devised a duel and killed Emeric in this duel, Become the new owner of the Elder Wand."

"This duel was extremely ferocious. Emeric's limbs were broken, and he was finally killed by a black magic."

"Egbert became the new owner of the Elder Wand, but it didn't last long. He started another brutal reign, even worse than Emeric, so he was called 'The Devil'."

"A few years later, another dark wizard appeared in Northern Europe and killed Egbert, and his rule was not much better..."

"This period is collectively referred to as the period of the reign of dark wizards. Thanks to their efforts, the reputation of wizards has become very bad, and they once became synonymous with demons. Muggles have changed their colors when they hear wizards..."

"Around 900 AD, the hatred of Muggles against wizards reached a limit, and the church began to hunt wizards initially, but it was useless, they did not have special power, and the so-called wizards caught were actually ordinary people. ."

"But there are exceptions. They will attack the children of wizards, and sometimes they will kill wizards through despicable means such as poison."

"The hatred between wizards and Muggles is getting deeper and deeper, and there are more and more dark wizards. It is difficult for wizards to live normally in Muggle society."

"For this reason, the four most talented wizards at that time made the decision to stay away from Muggles and open a wizard training school. The school they founded is now Hogwarts..."

The class is almost over until the Ravenclaw eccentric Uric, an eccentric wizard who wears a jellyfish as a hat~www.readwn.com~.

Except for Unieff and Hermione who heard from the beginning to the end, the other little wizards either slept or deserted.

Mainly because of Professor Binns's procrastination and lack of rhythm.

But the content of his lectures is actually very informative, several times more detailed than the textbooks.

The feeling to Unieff is very much like a university teacher in a previous life.

When the get out of class bell rang, Professor Binns assigned a foot-long thesis assignment, and then went back and forth.

Unieff stepped forward without hesitation and said, "Professor Binns, you speak very well! I am very interested in the history of magic. Can I ask you some questions in this regard?"

Professor Binns paused in the air, and after a while, he turned his head.

He glanced at Univer with a somewhat dazed look, as if he had dropped the line.

After a while, he calmed down and said, "I will teach the fifth grade later..."

Yunev was a little confused: "Then where are you going now?"

Hogwarts does not have a second history of magic classroom.

Professor Binns answered faster this time: "The staff lounge."

The staff lounge seems to be on the first floor.

"Then when do you have time?" Unieff asked.

Professor Binns paused for a while and said, "After the next class."

Yunefu thought for a while and asked, "After that, can I occupy you for a while?"

Professor Binns shook his head, nodded, and then filed into the blackboard, which should be the Muslim workers' lounge.

Unieff stayed where he was, and sure enough, the ghosts were a little weird.

After thinking for a while, he found a corner to sit down and continued to read.