Hogwarts: Starting with full Unforgivable Curses

Chapter 55: The little wizard of Gryffindor will not fall, right?
Dumbledore picked up a cockroach heap from the table.

"Come with me?"

Professor Snape frowned, leaned back slightly, with disgust in his eyes and his thin lips tightly pursed: "I have no interest in this disgusting thing."

Dumbledore shrugged. "Well, it's delicious."

"I'm talking to you about Dylan!" Professor Snape said in a low voice.

Dumbledore laughed: "I didn't know you would care so much about a little wizard."

Professor Snape frowned. "He has now plunged headfirst into a situation of extreme danger."

"What do you mean?" Dumbledore was a little surprised. "It shouldn't be possible for him to come into contact with anything truly dangerous."

"Yes, but it's not impossible!" Snape snorted.

Dumbledore looked at him. "You mean to say that, out of curiosity about spells, he might learn forbidden magic that would distort his mind?"

"I'm afraid it's more than that."

Professor Snape smiled coldly: "If he can find a safe way, he will do it."

Dumbledore frowned.

Snape continued, "Today he came to ask me more than just how to counter the Fiery Curse."

"After I told him the answer, he started asking me how the infatuation actually worked."

"Hmm?" Dumbledore was startled again.

This Dylan is only a first-year wizard, so why is his research direction so...broad?
"Why is he studying this?"

Snape sneered again.

"Love potions can make people feel strong feelings of love, but this is not true love. He suddenly mentioned this to me, and I thought he was being stupid again, but I didn't expect..."

Professor Snape's face darkened further and further.

"He was fully aware of the effects of love potions, and what he really wanted to study was whether, since love potions could create false emotions, he could brew other potions that could produce emotions!"

"Obviously, he's probably planning to use potions to try and study the dark arts!"

Professor Snape stared at Dumbledore, his face serious.

However, after hearing his words, Dumbledore thought for a moment, then looked up with a hint of curiosity, even a little anticipation: "So, can this be achieved?"

"cannot!"

Professor Snape's face was as gloomy as the sky before a storm.

"It really can't be done, hahaha..." Dumbledore laughed dryly.

It seems that alchemy is more interesting.

As he thought about it, he said, "This kid always has some strange but seemingly plausible ideas."

"At least I haven't thought about whether I can use the emotions created by the potion to replace the distorted mind and use dark magic."

Professor Snape's eyebrows drooped slightly, almost twisted into a knot.

Seeing his expression, Dumbledore coughed twice again.

"Of course, regardless of whether this is actually possible, the destruction caused by the Dark Arts is too convenient, and the consequences are irreversible."

"If a wizard completely takes the use of dark magic for granted, then eventually his mind will be twisted by it."

Hearing Dumbledore say this, Professor Snape's expression eased slightly.

"I even asked him if he was studying the Dark Arts, but his response was that he wanted to research the differences between the Dark Arts and normal spells."

"and then?"

"I'm sure he's not lying. He really wants to study the dark arts."

Dumbledore nodded slightly when he heard this.

He had no doubt about what Snape said.

Therefore, even though three professors came to him one night to "complain" about Dylan, it was obvious that Dylan had not really gone astray. The ideas he put forward were simply because his thoughts were too unrealistic and he did not have a good understanding of some common sense in the magical world.

The most important thing is that Dylan would ask the professor any questions he had, and not just one.

This alone shows that Dylan is not a bad kid and he is not secretly studying black magic.

He raised his head and said to Snape, "He is still young. We have plenty of time to guide him. Besides, he is a Gryffindor after all. You know, it is rare for dark wizards to appear in Gryffindor."

Professor Snape's eyelids twitched.

"Humph!"

He swung his black robe and strode away.

Watching Snape's hurried back, Dumbledore restrained his expression and fell into deep thought.

Do you want……

A night of wind and snow passed.

Hogwarts is covered in snow.

It's very cold outside.

But Dylan hid in the bed and surprisingly didn't want to come out.

He discovered a new way to beautify wizard robes!
By spending one hundred gold galleons, you can transform the wizard's robe into a pair of warm pajamas, with the fluff sticking to your body, giving you a warm and soft feeling.

Unfortunately, although it is possible to transform the pajamas back into wizard robes, there is no need to spend money again.

But if you want to beautify the wizard robe into pajamas, you will have to spend another hundred Galleons.

"It's so shameless! I paid for the beautification effect, but they didn't even let me save it!"

Coal Ball hid in his arms, and after Dylan stood up, she shrank even deeper.

He did not immediately change his pajamas back into wizard robes, but sat up, and saw the mountain of gifts at his feet.

"So many?" Dylan was a little surprised.

He could not help but crawl back into the bed and crawl to the other end.

He stuck his head out, and Coal Ball also poked its black head out from his collar.

Dylan opened the largest gift.

"Wow!"

The first thing that caught my eye was the Gryffindor scarf and gloves set.

Dylan picked it up and rubbed it. The magic wool was very soft and had the magical property of automatically regulating temperature.

It was given to him by Professor McGonagall.

In addition, there is also a book called "Advanced Transfiguration: A Guide to the Transfiguration of Complex Creatures".

And the entire publication of last year - Transfiguration Today.

"Wow!"

This gift made Dylan even more excited.

In "Transfiguration Today", there will be many outstanding and knowledgeable scholars in the field of Transfiguration, who will publish papers and articles for communication and discussion.

Dylan benefited greatly from the few copies he found here and there.

It’s not that he doesn’t want to buy a whole year’s worth of “Transfiguration Today” at once, although it is indeed very expensive, but he still has some money on his hands.

The key is that it is extremely troublesome to reserve this publication. First, you have to send a reservation request letter to the magazine, and they will only accept reservations at the beginning of the year.

Every reservation has a headcount, even in bookstores.

"This gift is too luxurious. Compared to this, my gift..."

(End of this chapter)