Hogwarts: This Dark Lord is so evil.

Chapter 568 Those Voldemorts died somewhat unjustly...

“Then let’s open a school, and tentatively, we’ll have four houses!” Ravenclaw said, counting on his fingers. “As for the names… let’s name them after our respective surnames! What do you say?”

“I have no objection,” Slytherin nodded.

He naturally had no objection to not having to teach those stupid "Muggles".

Gryffindor and Hufflepuff agreed.

"Yes, very good, it's settled then!" Ravenclaw said excitedly. "Since we're all resting now, let's each explain in detail what kind of students we want to recruit?"

"Courage! Integrity! Nothing else matters." Gryffindor succinctly stated.

Unlike Slytherin, Gryffindor doesn't care about a student's background. After all, their family has frequent interactions with Muggles and doesn't have any prejudice against wizards of Muggle origin.

Slytherin stroked his chin and said, "I don't like stupid students. It's best if they're clever and have lofty ambitions! Slytherin only trains elites, not mediocre ones!"

He actually wanted to say he only wanted pure-blooded wizards, but seeing that his teacher didn't seem to value bloodlines, he didn't dare mention it directly in front of his teacher so as not to lower his image in the teacher's eyes.

Ravenclaw smiled and said, "I'll keep it simple. The students I want to take in are best if they're smart, but it doesn't matter if they're not. They just need to maintain their pursuit and respect for knowledge, and they can get into my house. As the saying goes, diligence can make up for lack of talent. Even if someone lacks natural talent, as long as they work hard and are willing to learn, they can still succeed."

After the three finished speaking, they all turned their attention to Hufflepuff, since she was the only one who hadn't spoken yet.

Hufflepuff smiled at this, “I believe that everyone has the right to education, so my requirements are not that many… If I had to mention some conditions, they would be loyalty to what one wants to be loyal to, diligence, hard work, fearlessness of hardship, and willingness to dedicate oneself… Because I want to be that kind of person, I also intend to apply these principles to the selection of students.”

The implication is that anyone who doesn't make it into my academy is welcome, and of course, it would be even better if they possess the qualities mentioned above.

Meanwhile, Ravenclaw had already written down everyone's words in his notebook.

“Great! I’ve written it down! When we’ve completed our studies, that’s how we’ll do it! Then we’ll be the deans of the four houses, and the teachers will be our principals!” Ravenclaw said excitedly.

“Me? The principal?” Li Weide pointed to himself in surprise.

“Of course! If you don’t become the principal, who will?” Ravenclaw said matter-of-factly.

The other three also looked at Li Weide with expectant eyes.

“Well…if I were still in this world back then…” Li Weide touched his nose somewhat awkwardly.

What Li Weide meant by this was that he might leave this world and return to the future.

However, to the four students, it took on a completely different meaning.

The four students thought it meant he didn't have enough lifespan and wouldn't live to see that day!

They all straightened up immediately and looked at Li Weide.

“Don’t say that. You’ll still be here, teacher!” Ravenclaw said earnestly.

Slytherin said, “We’re not the kind of stupid people who can’t learn no matter what we do, Master. Don’t worry, with our talent, we’ll definitely be able to graduate in the shortest amount of time! And then we’ll fulfill our long-cherished wish together with you.”

“Teacher, you look great. You could easily live another five or six hundred years,” Hufflepuff said.

Gryffindor also said, "You were so agile when you were wielding your sword to kill the bandits, how could you be gone so quickly?"

Seeing that the four of them had misunderstood, Li Weide didn't bother to explain.

Because this matter cannot be clearly explained.

“Well, I look forward to the day when you have accomplished your studies and become teachers yourself,” Li Weide said.

……

The carriage traveled eastward and stopped in front of a very large, sparsely populated lake.

The scenery here is so beautiful that it would be hard to find such a place in later generations.

Therefore, Li Weide decided to stay here for a while.

Coincidentally, he was planning to teach his students some dueling techniques and needed a larger space.

So Li Weide and several students temporarily stopped their journey here.

In the morning, he taught several students various magical knowledge, and in the afternoon, he taught each of the four students something that interested them.

For example, he taught Gryffindor how to fight effectively with a wand and a sword... mainly by teaching Gryffindor the sword techniques that Gryffindor had taught him in later generations.

As for Slytherin, Livid taught him a great deal of powerful dark magic and advanced potions.

He also instructed Ravenclaw in alchemy and taught Hufflepuff about herbalism and magical creatures.

Of course, other students can also sit in on these targeted guidance sessions.

In the evenings, Li Weide would spend two hours after dinner teaching them wizard dueling techniques, and the rest of the time was spent having them practice against each other to deepen their understanding.

After all, in this chaotic era, fighting is unacceptable. The establishment of a school will inevitably attract hatred, and battles will be unavoidable.

Another week has passed in the blink of an eye.

Li Wade compiled all the knowledge of this era that came with the Ravenclaw crown, then extracted the relevant memories and infused them into the Sketch Magic Feather Pen, which he then copied into a book and placed in the carriage for several students to study on their own.

Although it was very fast, like photocopying, it still took a full week and wore out more than ten magic quill pens before it was finally sorted out.

"After the school is established, you will need a library to broaden your knowledge. This is all I can give you. In the future, when you research new knowledge or collect new books or manuscripts, remember to leave a copy in there. Your descendants should do the same. In this way, the school's heritage will become more and more profound." Li Weide said proudly to the students, looking at the full bookshelves.

Fortunately, his memory is incredibly strong; otherwise, he would never have been able to retrieve these books.

Seeing so many books, Ravenclaw's eyes narrowed with laughter.

The Gryffindors were utterly shocked.

How learned must the teacher be to produce so many manuscripts! They were all written from memory!
“By the way, I’m going to be leaving for a while. You guys stay here and study on your own according to the study plan I’ve set for you,” Li Weide said.

"Ah? Teacher...you...you're not going to leave and never come back, are you?" Ravenclaw exclaimed in alarm.

The teacher made study plans for each of them, and after leaving behind so many books, he said he had to leave, as if he were making his final arrangements.

Ravenclaw instinctively felt that perhaps their teacher would never return...

"Don't overthink it. I'm just leaving for a while to take care of some things. I'll be back after I'm done," Li Weide reassured him.

His arrival in this timeline was accidental, and he has been away from the future for a very long time.

If we don't go back, Tom might really go crazy; that guy's ability to handle pressure isn't very good.

That's the downside of time portals: you can freely set the time point when traveling to other timelines, but you can't choose when returning to your original world.

To be precise, the time that Li Weide was gone was the time that the world had actually lived for...

Therefore, even without needing to appease Tom, he still had to use the portal to skip some time in this past.

Moreover, I have to go back every now and then.

It's like playing a turn-based strategy game; once you're ready, you press the button to skip time for the next turn...

Otherwise, he wouldn't have had time to allow the four giants to grow.

Moreover, before he finally leaves, he must find a way to erase his traces in order to complete the time loop...

After all, he had never heard of the four great masters having a teacher before encountering the ghost of Slytherin.

The four people's eyes still held some doubt and worry.

Li Weide smiled and reassured them again, "Don't worry, I will definitely come back. I haven't even seen you all achieve anything yet, how could I leave like this?" Hearing Li Weide's words, the four gradually relaxed.

Then, Li Wade took his wand and walked away step by step along the path, all alone, just as he had been when he first arrived.

The four watched silently as their teacher walked away and disappeared...

"What exactly is the teacher doing? Why can't we come with him? I think we could definitely help out..." Gryffindor said straightforwardly.

Ravenclaw sighed. "Godric, there must be a reason why the teacher isn't going to take us."

"Let's not speculate too much. Our continued efforts are the greatest help we can give our teacher," Slytherin said, his hands clasped behind his back and his gaze deep.

……

Li Weide quietly pressed the time-space teleportation button where they couldn't see it.

Time travel suddenly activated...

After a moment of dizziness, Li Weide felt a sudden brightness before his eyes.

Fortunately, the teleportation went smoothly, and he successfully returned to his small space.

He set the anchor point of this small space to the present world, so he didn't take it with him when he traveled through time and space.

Suddenly, a magic wand was pressed against Li Weide's back.

"Who are you! Why are you here?!" A slightly panicked voice rang out behind Li Weide.

"I..." Li Weide was about to speak when he touched his big beard.

Well... no wonder Tom was scared.

I forgot to deactivate my disguise; I look like a complete stranger, an old man!

Li Weide immediately removed the disguise. Of course, before removing it, he had saved the image so he could use it again the next time he traveled through time.

Tom stared in disbelief as the powerful, unfamiliar old man in front of him suddenly transformed into Levi.

"Hey! Long time no see, Tom! It's a little sad to see you holding my wand up to me after all this time, but it might not be such a bad thing... After all, it's your wand that's holding me up, not something else..." Li Wade turned around with his hand raised and saw Tom staring in disbelief.

"Shit! It really is you, you bastard! You actually came back? I thought you were dead in another world!" Tom was furious when he saw Li Wade, but for some reason, he finally felt relieved after being on edge for so long.

“Oh, buddy, you know, with my skills, if I wanted to leave, who could stop me? A farmer’s pitchfork?” Li Weide said cheerfully.

"Damn it, if you talk to me like that again, I'll slap you across the face with Uncle Percival's boots from next door!"

With his improved skills, Tom's confidence soared, and he felt capable again.

Having absorbed the power of so many worlds, Voldemort truly felt that he now possessed the strength to rival Levi!

"Ah...it seems our Tom has made quite a bit of progress lately! Tell me how many noseless monsters you've beaten up?" Li Weide wasn't worried at all, his face still full of smiles.

"I'm too lazy to count. But my strength has definitely improved significantly..." Tom said coldly. "Perfect timing... you're back, we can have a match!"

"Yes! The great Mr. Riddle is also full of energy today," Li Weide said cheerfully.

ten minutes later.

Tom lay down again on the cold ground of the training field, his face filled with a look of utter despair.

He lost again!

How can this be?

He clearly felt that his strength was greater than Li Weide's current strength, didn't he?

"That's pretty good, at least you lasted ten minutes this time," Li Weide said, clapping his hands.

"But I lost five times in those ten minutes!" Tom said indignantly. "How could this happen..."

Li Weide smiled and looked down at Tom's eyes, which had lost their sparkle.

"Tom... let me teach you another lesson: never reveal your strength in the open..."

During his time travel, Li Weide gradually learned to conceal his magic. After returning and receiving the memories of the clone, he had enough confidence to go back outside without being recognized.

Tom was stunned. "So, the strength you're showing right now... isn't your true strength?"

“That’s right,” Li Weide said with a smile.

Tom suddenly felt no longer uncomfortable. "That's understandable, that's understandable... I'm improving, and you're definitely improving too. You're still stronger than me, so it's only natural that I can't beat you. Heh, but being able to force out your hidden strength is not bad!"

"Forced me to reveal my hidden strength? No... Tom, actually... I only used as much strength as I showed just now. You still have a long way to go, Tom..." Li Weide said regretfully.

"What...what did you say!" Tom felt a darkness engulf his vision.

He originally thought he had surpassed the current Li Weide, but he never expected that he couldn't even beat the old Li Weide...

“But you’ve made great progress. At least… you’ve been able to force out my hidden strength from before.” Li Weide’s tone was full of encouragement.

"You gave me a lot of encouragement, but please don't do it again..."

Tom hesitated for a long time before finally asking, "Where have you been all this time? You don't know..."

“No, I know, Tom… the moment I returned, he had already received all the memories of the clones outside,” Li Weide waved his hand. “As for where I’ve been all this time, I’ll tell you when I get back.”

"Where are you going again?" Tom asked, frowning.

"I'm going out for a bit," Li Weide said, grabbing at the clone of himself outside, and the clone appeared in the small space. "You stay here and keep a close eye on my clone, and don't bully him. He's not much of a fighter. Otherwise..."

As Li Weide spoke, he disappeared directly into the small space.

"Heh... You have no fighting power, huh? You still want to threaten me?" Tom looked at the clone in front of him, his eyes gradually turning evil.

"What do you want to do?" The clone, Livid, backed away in a panic. "Hey... let me tell you, don't do anything rash. I didn't even bring my wand in!"

Tom sneered, "Heh! I don't care about this or that, I'll beat you up and vent my anger first! Take my great spell!"

Another ten minutes passed.

Tom lay on the ground again, his eyes dull and lifeless.

"Damn it, I've been fooled again... This bastard is inhuman... He said he was weak in combat? He beat me up without even using a wand! I should have known! This bastard is lying to me again..."

Tom watched as the clone, Levi, calmly dusted himself off in the distance, a man who was supposedly "not good at fighting."

Suddenly, I felt that the Voldemorts I killed in those parallel universes died somewhat unjustly...

……

“Young Master Wade, this is your bill from the store outside…”

As soon as he got outside, Toby came over and handed Lee Weide a huge stack of bills.

"Hiss..." Li Weide was numb.

The person going to the brothel to listen to music is a clone, but they have to pay the bill themselves...

Although they shared memories, Li Weide felt like he was at a disadvantage! He hadn't even been to the original body yet!
(End of this chapter)