Hogwarts: I, Tom, am not the Dark Lord

Zabini took the initiative to stay. He was very interested in alchemy and had considerable talent.

After a few mistakes, he started to get used to it and processed the potion according to Tom's requirements.

As a reward, Tom would also tell him some skills and knowledge, but whether Shabini could remember them depended entirely on his luck.

"When cutting moonstone, the tools must be kept dry. Once they come into contact with water, the efficacy of the medicine will be seriously affected."

"The sleeping beans should be added when the liquid turns gray-brown. I added them a couple of seconds too late, and the color of the liquid had already faded. After all, it was my first time making it, so I hesitated."

"The Fire Ash Snake's eggs are used to balance the magic power. The number must not be rigid. The wand must be used to sense the speed... Okay."

Putting the last ingredient in, Tom drew out his wand and waited for a few minutes until a bottle of clear golden liquid formed.

Tom leaned in and sniffed.

The color and taste are consistent with the description of the energy potion in the book.

I can’t say how high the quality of this potion is, but it’s definitely above standard and can be used.

Tom was quite satisfied with his performance, and Shabini admired him even more.

The last communication only proved that Tom had a rich knowledge reserve, while this practical operation proved that Tom's hands-on ability far exceeded his.

I think energy potions are a sixth or fifth grade course?

He had heard the seniors mention it once in a conversation last time. Anyway, it was already considered a difficult potion. Unlike the Water of Life and Death, which only required two ingredients, the Energy Potion required eight ingredients, and it also involved the wizard using magic to mix the medicinal effects. This was one of the important signs of a high-level potion.

Next, Tom continued to boil several pots of energy potions and physical potions. His proficiency increased rapidly, and Sabini also learned a lot.

Soon, another two days passed.

Before Wednesday's Charms class, Tom laid out the conditions he had promised Hermione.

Daphne also came over, and the two little ones watched curiously.

"A quill?"

It is the most ordinary feather pen, not a feather pen made of any precious feathers.

"This quill can perfectly replicate my handwriting."

Tom said as he wrote the names Tom Riddle, Daphne Greengrass, and Hermione Granger on a fresh piece of parchment.

Then have Hermione write it once with her own quill, and then once with his.

The handwriting Hermione wrote with her own quill was completely different from Tom's (Zhao), with a graceful flavor.

When she switched to Tom's quill, the letters she wrote twisted slightly, becoming exactly like Tom's handwriting.

"How did you do that?" Hermione's eyes widened.

"The Imitation Spell, and some basic alchemy knowledge."

Tom didn't think it was anything special. He just spent half a day reading basic alchemy books and figured it out.

Hermione was finally relieved and promised to teach her how to do Tom's homework in the future, but there was a condition: if Tom's score was lower than hers in the final exam, then she would have to write it herself.

Tom naturally would not refuse this request.

"Hey, Granger... no, Hermione." Daphne suddenly looked at Hermione flatteringly. "Since you've already written for Tom, why don't you write one for me too? I still have a lot of pocket money, you can use it to buy a lot of books."

"I don't want to." Hermione ignored Daphne's courtesy. "Tom can teach me magic, but Galleon can't. I don't need your money."

"Hmph, if you don't want to help, then don't." Daphne curled her lips. "Tom, I also want a quill like this, with my handwriting."

Even without Granger, she still had other little sisters.

Birds and her other three roommates each wrote two homework assignments for themselves, so they didn't need to ask Hermione for help.

Tom rubbed Daphne's head in annoyance. "What good things are you thinking about? If I really give it to you, I'm afraid you won't be able to pass the final exam."

Daphne is the normal appearance of a girl of this age. There are too many temptations that are more important than magic. If she is not allowed to do her homework on her own, she will be ruined in less than half a year.

Seeing Tom's firm attitude, Daphne accepted the reality gloomily.

Just then, Professor Flitwick walked into the classroom with brisk steps and stepped onto the raised platform where books were placed.

"Classmates, today we are going to learn a new spell - the Simple Repair Spell..."

Chapter 59: The Wizard is God, and You Will Become Part of the Myth

The Repairing Charm is a commonly used spell in wizarding life, but it is also a very evil spell.

Because almost everyone in the wizarding world has mastered the repair spell, many things can be passed down for three generations, and even after people pass away, the things are still there - although no one knows how many times they have been repaired.

It seriously affected the economic development of the wizarding world.

If no one consumes, how can we make money from you?

What Professor Flitwick is going to teach today is just the simplest repair spell, which can only repair objects made of a single material. It is not enough to repair objects with complex structures or made of multiple materials, let alone magical items with magic powers.

Each young wizard was given a plain white porcelain plate, and Professor Flitwick asked them to smash it themselves and return the intact disk to him before the get out of class ended.

For a moment, the classroom was filled with the crisp sound of porcelain plates breaking.

Harry looked at Ron in shock. "Why did you break the plate like that?"

His plate broke into five or six pieces, but Ron's...it was practically shattered into pieces!

"I finally have a legitimate reason to throw something, so of course I have to use more force to avoid any harm," Ron said nonchalantly. He even felt a little regretful that he should have jumped up and smashed the plate hard on the ground.

Harry's expression was even more indescribable. "But the more serious the damage, the harder it will be to repair, right? We have to return the plates to Professor Flitwick before get out of class ends."

The bright smile on Ron's face disappeared and shifted to the face of Malfoy across the aisle.

Compared to Riddle's difficulty, these two idiots are more suitable to be his opponents.

Malfoy has been keeping a low profile these days. He has not provoked Tom again, but has been carefully thinking over Lucius's teachings to him. To sum it up, there are a few key points - bully those who can be provoked and those who are reasonable, follow the strongest, and those who can bring benefits.

He couldn't do the latter part, but there was no problem with the former.

Malfoy said sarcastically, "Weasley, if the plate can't be repaired, you have to compensate the professor. Do you have enough pocket money?"

Ron's face flushed red, and Harry stood up for his good friend and started arguing with Malfoy again, with both men evenly matched.

Look, this is what it means to be matched with an opponent of similar strength.

Beside Daphne, Tom had finished repairing the plate.

There was no 207 bonus points this time because Hermione was faster than him.

Tom wondered what the limits of the Restoration Charm were.

The wand is probably the most common magic item. As the wizard uses it, the magic power in the wand will increase.

Therefore, in the public's perception, a wand cannot be repaired by magic spells - if it is broken, it is broken, and you can only buy a new one. Even if you forcibly splice it together with magic tape or a repair spell, only the appearance will be intact, and the core inside will be broken, and spell casting will become unstable.

But Harry used the Elder Wand to repair his wand. Was it because the repair spell broke through the inherent cognition, or was it because of the Elder Wand?

Tom asked Andros this question and got a ridiculous answer.

"There was no such thing as a repair spell in my time. If you ask me, who should I ask?"

"Do you know anything about the Elder Wand?" Tom asked another question. "Or the legend of the three Deathly Brothers. Are they real wizards?"

This time Andros finally turned out to be reliable.

In the study space, Andros recalled the past years.

"The three Peverell brothers? They existed not that long ago, only about a thousand years ago, so there are many rumors and records about them."

"All three are powerful wizards. Whether they are the sons of the God of Death is unclear, but they are indeed three brothers."

"The eldest is best at fighting, the second enjoys researching magical items, and the third has a gift for prophecy."

"But suddenly at a certain point in time, the three brothers parted ways, and there was little news about them since then. I don't know how it turned into a fairy tale."

"In our time, they were historical figures, not mythical figures."

"As for the Elder Wand... I did hear that the eldest brother had a very powerful elder wand, but wands become stronger as the wizard becomes stronger. You can't say it's a gift from the god of death. I once fought against the offspring of the third brother, and I was a weakling."

Tom listened to the gossip quietly, more seriously than when he was studying.

In fact, the legend of the three brothers is not much different from that of Andros. In the Muggle world, Andros became Hercules. In the wizarding world, although his existence is confirmed, much of the information is from fragments, and many of them are just rumors.

Well, only the most outrageous ten-meter guardian angel is real.

This is like Lu Bu, recognizing his adoptive father, snatching Diao Chan, and the three heroes fighting Lu Bu are fake, but the most exaggerated shooting of the halberd at the gate is actually real.

“Legends are the least reliable, yet the most reliable things.”

After recalling the glorious past, Andros taught: "Wizards are gods. This saying is still true even in your era. It's just that gods have fallen to the mortal world, and only a few kings of the century can still stand high above."

"When you reach this level, you will become part of the myth in the distant future."

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At night, Tom showed Hermione the existence of the Room of Requirement and asked Hermione to do the same thing as he did to Daphne.

Everyone needs to lay a foundation, just like people who play football and basketball do not need to learn all kinds of advanced tactics and difficult technical moves right away, but need to develop a sense of the ball first.

The gap is revealed.

Daphne's limit is eighty Stunning Spells, while Hermione can only do sixty. This is the difference in magic power between the two, or it can be said to be the difference brought by blood.

Half-blood wizards are often powerful. Snape, Voldemort, and Dumbledore are all half-blood.

But the first generation of Muggle wizards?

Looking through all the history books, there is no example of the first generation becoming strong. There may be forgotten fallen pearls, but the number is absolutely pitifully small.

In terms of the speed of learning spells, Hermione was still far ahead. She had never learned the Stunning Spell before today, and it took Tom half an hour to teach her.

Another thing that Hermione is better than Daphne in is willpower.