Harry Potter's Bastard

The next day, after their lessons, the fifth-year Gryffindor and Slytherin students arrived early in the second-floor classroom, which had been abandoned but became his office when Karkaroff arrived, with a small room at the back of the classroom that housed his living room.

Since there were no textbooks, the desks in front of the students were empty. Aside from Hermione, she was already preparing to take notes.

When a fierce-looking Karkaroff entered the classroom in his fur coat, all the students were staring at him. He had come to Hogwarts last semester as the headmaster of another school, and this term he had become their professor, and the students were curious about him as a new professor, not to mention Karkaroff's now-well-known status as a "former Death Eater".

Unlike the curious or wary Gryffindor students, some Slytherin students looked at Karkaroff with contempt and contempt, and in the eyes of the Slytherin students, Karkaroff was already a dead man, the difference was when he died. No one doubts Voldemort's attitude towards traitors.

A smaller group of Slytherins looked at Karkaroff as if they were their prey, and if they could get rid of Karkaroff, they would undoubtedly be rewarded by Voldemort - a great temptation for Death Eaters, or those who were preparing to become Death Eaters.

"You all know who I am. Karkaroff stepped up to the podium and leaned his cane against the edge of the podium, "In my class you will learn how to guard against threats from dark wizards, or - learn how to use dark wizard methods to harm people." "

Karkaroff showed his jagged yellow teeth and said: "First of all, I need to explain that if you don't have the talent - the talent to be a bad person, then it is better to be a good person honestly and live your ordinary life honestly. "

Does it take talent to be a bad guy? Many students don't really understand what Karkaroff says.

"You're going to be confused, oh, of course you're going to be confused. Karkaroff walked slowly from the podium.

"But when you need to cast a Heart-Piercing Charm or a Imperius Curse on another person, you will find that if you are not 'bad' enough, then you will not use those spells. Not to mention the most horrible of spells - you all know what I'm talking about. Karkaroff looked at the Slytherin students, "Only the worst wizard can use the Reel Charm to the best of things." "

What Karkaroff said was common sense, but there were still many students who didn't understand it. But thanks to Solim's connections, Hermione, Harry, and Neville could understand what Karkaroff was saying.

The three unforgivable spells are all typical black magic, and in order to cast them, there must be corresponding "evil thoughts", which is the same as releasing the Patronus Charm. The purer the "evil thoughts", the more powerful the spell becomes. This is also the reason why the Unforgivable Curse is called the Unforgivable Curse: a wizard who can skillfully use the Unforgivable Spell can basically be judged as a dark wizard, and the more evil thoughts a person has, the more cruel he will become.

This was the case with Voldemort, whose Requisition Charm was even able to cast silently - something that was unthinkable even among the Dark Wizards, and only those with the most evil hearts and the deepest malice could use the Requisition Charm to the extent of Voldemort. However, once the wizard uses the requisition charm to the extent of Voldemort, he basically loses his humanity.

"I need to point out - at your current level, don't think about anything to fight evil. Karkaroff sneered, "The spells you learned in school—simple spells like the Stun Charm and the Disarming Charm, are unlikely to have any effect on a powerful Dark Wizard. The best thing you can do at the moment is to stay away from all dangers. "

Some of the Slytherin students looked mocking at Karkaroff's words. Didn't Karkaroff himself hide at Hogwarts because he was afraid of death? If it weren't for Karkaroff's ability to see what he was capable of, they wouldn't have come here to waste their time.

In general, Karkaroff's class is different from that of any professor at Hogwarts, not just because it has no exams and no homework, but because it is fundamentally different.

Hogwarts classes are usually designed to teach students about magic or to practice their spelling skills. But Karkaroff's class teaches students about the real dangers of the wizarding world: murder, crime, torture...... These are things that students have never been exposed to, and even some "homeschooled" Slytherin students have not experienced these things firsthand.

The students came to Karkarov's class more like they came to listen to stories and insights.

After class, Harry quickly found Solim, after all, he didn't have to pack anything after Karkaroff's class.

"Solim, I have something I want to trouble you. Harry caught up with Solim at the classroom door.

"Confinement?"

"Did Neville tell you?"

"What other 'things' do you have to trouble me with?" Solim and Harry found a place where there were fewer people to stand.

"Do you have a solution?" Harry looked at Solim wistfully, whether he could participate in the training or not was up to Solim's next words, swearing like his own firebolts, Harry was even more serious now than he was in Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration class.

"It's not that I have a way, it's what you want. Looking at Harry's confused face, Solim said helplessly, "Do you want to escape the confinement for a whole week altogether, or do you want to escape the confinement of the day on the day you train, or do you want to delay the confinement time?" Haven't you thought about these questions?"

Harry's eyes lit up at the sight that he could escape all confinement. That's when Hermione and Neville came over.

"Is that really possible?" Harry swallowed, "I mean- a whole week of confinement?"

"Solim, do you really think Umbridge might let Harry go?" Hermione was a little skeptical.

"It's not a question of impossibility. "There's always a solution to a problem that arises, and it's a question of how much you can pay and what you're willing to choose," Solim said. "

"What do you mean?" Harry looked at Solim, hoping he could give an explanation he could understand.

"Okay. It seems like you're thinking badly, at least you don't have the idea to solve it. Solim looked around, "Let's find another place, the hallway is too unsafe." "