Hogwarts professor in Marvel

"How have you been lately?"

"Teacher, everything is fine." The three said in unison, and then asked with a puzzled tone: "Teacher, you called us together, is the time right?"

In response, Lockhart nodded slightly and said.

"Yes, the right time has come."

Chapter 300: The Plagiarist Lockhart and the Recovered Memory of Rango Marcos

Early morning, Durmstrang.

Lockhart sat in front of his desk, looking through the glass beside him at the snowy world in the distance.

It has to be said that the weather conditions in Durmstrang are indeed a test for wizards.

It is said that only in summer can little wizards fly on their magic brooms.

As for Hogwarts, you can ride freely all year round, except for weather factors such as rain and snow.

Well, the little wizards in the first and second grades need to be looked after by teachers.

However, the physical fitness of the young wizards at Durmstrang is generally better than that of most Hogwarts students.

He also observed some young wizards at yesterday's banquet.

Perhaps due to the pressure of the icy and snowy environment, Durmstrang also pays more attention to physical training.

Just like in Siberia, those who can survive in the ice and snow are generally in strong health.

The weak have long been at peace.

While thinking, Lockhart wrote a letter and signed it to Dumbledore.

He knew that Dumbledore felt it was inappropriate for him to come to Durmstrang, but he did not dissuade him.

So, he needed to write a letter to comfort Dumbledore.

Otherwise, if you really think of yourself as someone who is responsible for dumping the mess, that would not be good.

After writing, Lockhart took the letter and walked out of the house.

On the one hand, I want to send a letter to the owl here, and on the other hand, I also want to visit the library on the way.

He was also interested in the library at Durmstrang School.

He had visited the Hogwarts library countless times and knew it by heart.

Hopefully Durmstrang can bring him somewhere different.

As for his lecture today, it was scheduled in the afternoon, and all wizards, including some professors, would come.

After my brief speech last night, many professors became very interested in the possibility of runes breaking through the shackles of magical bloodlines.

Their magic reached a bottleneck early on, and if they found a new way to break through, even if it was just a possibility, they would naturally not give up.

After all, learning knowledge doesn’t cost a huge price, so why not listen?

Maybe it was because it was early morning, Lockhart did not see many little wizards after he walked out of his lounge.

After a quick glance, he headed towards the stairs.

He asked Professor Terra yesterday, and the place where the letter was sent was not far from here.

There is someone specifically in charge of the first floor.

As Lockhart was walking towards the stairs, suddenly...

Boo!

Accompanied by a clear eagle's cry, an eagle flew in from the stairs. As if noticing him, it landed in front of a nearby window and looked at him vigilantly.

This surprised Lockhart a little, because in his impression, eagles seemed to be resident birds.

As winter approaches, he will take the initiative to fly to warmer places.

And at this moment, Durmstrang was covered in ice and snow, which made him feel a little surprised.

However, after slightly sensing a certain amount of magical fluctuations in the other person's body, he no longer cared.

Magical creatures are always special.

Maybe this is a pet of a professor. He has two, although one of them can only act cute.

Passing by the eagle, looking at the alert eagle, Lockhart reached out and took out some of Gugu's previous rations from the space extension bag and placed them in front of the eagle.

Goo!Goo!

When the eagle saw the food in front of it, it was not afraid of strangers, as if it knew that the person in front of it had no ill will towards it. It tasted a few bites skillfully, raised its head, and made a gentle call to Lockhart.

The food is good, it seems.

However, Lockhart looked into the eagle's bright eyes and suddenly felt an inexplicable familiarity, but after thinking about it, he came to no conclusion.

So he simply touched the eagle's head and walked towards the place where the letters were mailed.

.......

Durmstrang, Library.

Lockhart stood in the library, surrounded by a large number of magical books on the shelves.

A trace of regret flashed in his eyes.

I don’t know if it’s because Durmstrang’s management is strict, but there are so many books here.

But most of them are relatively basic, suitable for wizards in grades one to seven, and only a few have magic books of higher value.

It's nothing like Hogwarts, which has a special restricted book area containing a large amount of precious magical knowledge that professors can borrow and read at will.

Well, the quality has definitely dropped.

Then Lockhart walked around slowly to see if there were any books worth reading.

With the powerful mental force of soul transformation, he can quickly search and compare in his mind.

As time passed, Lockhart had three more books in his hands.

These three books were ones he had never seen in Hogwarts and were worth reading.

And he had only taken away two bookshelves, and the total number of bookshelves in the entire library was at least more than twenty.

When Lockhart walked to the third bookshelf, suddenly...

Lockhart followed his steps and looked at a book that was placed in a relatively conspicuous position at the beginning of the third bookshelf.

The name of the book is "A Brief Discussion on the Development of the Wizarding World"

Seeing the title of the book, Lockhart thought about it, took out the book and looked at the cover.

The book cover is dark blue with a lot of patterns engraved on it, and the edge is inlaid with a bronze book frame. It is a thick book.

At first glance, this book makes a good impression.

However, what surprised Lockhart was that the book did not have the author's name.

This aroused Lockhart's curiosity. After all, no author would allow a book he wrote to be without his own name.

Who did this author offend?

With a hint of curiosity in his heart, Lockhart opened the book.

"The wizarding world, before the Christian era, had a glorious era. It was the heyday of magic, with powerful wizards and amazing spells constantly being created..."

"..."

"However, in the wizarding world, there is very little history before the Common Era, only a few words. We have to ponder whether something happened before the Common Era."

"......"

"Why did such a glorious era of magic end in silence? Where did those powerful wizards go? Did they all die?"

"........."

"As time goes by, famous wizards and famous magic works appear less and less frequently. It seems to be related to the environment. I personally guess that the magic environment is gradually declining."

“…”

"We need to save ourselves and unite the power of all wizards."

"..."

"I have an amazing guess. I don't know if it's correct. The root cause of the decline of magic power seems to be related to Muggles."

“…”

The content of the book gave Lockhart a great shock, or rather, he felt the same way.

He had previously made some guesses by compiling a list of books in the Hogwarts Library over the past thousand years.

Rather, most of the content in this book is consistent with his conjectures. It is written in depth and contains many cases, which shows that it is a special research on similar issues.

So, Lockhart became more and more fascinated as he read, and stood beside the bookshelf, as if he wanted to read the entire book without missing a single page.

Genius, the person who wrote this book is definitely a genius.

His research on history and his capture of details are extraordinary.

While Lockhart was absorbed in reading...

Not far away, a Niffler was lying on the ground, holding a shiny little crystal ball in his hands. He was looking at Lockhart while playing with the crystal ball.

at the same time.

In the study of the ancient castle far away in Nurmengard, Grindelwald sat at the desk, reclining in the chair, looking somewhat comfortable.

In the air opposite him, a cluster of blue flames was floating.

In the blue flames, that is exactly what the Niffler saw.

It seemed that through the picture, one could see how absorbed Lockhart was in reading, and an inexplicable smile appeared on Grindelwald's face.

People who are greedy for knowledge generally find it difficult to resist the temptation of knowledge, but are also easily influenced by knowledge.

.........

Lockhart's lounge.

Sitting at the desk, Lockhart carefully flipped through the thick blue magic book in front of him - "A Brief Discussion on the Development of the Wizarding World".

call!

After an unknown amount of time, Lockhart put down the book in his hand, exhaled lightly, and his eyes revealed a thoughtful look.

He now wants to know more and more, who wrote this book?

The author's research on the history and society of the wizarding world is fully displayed in this book.

What made him feel regretful was that this book did not contain any relevant information about the author from beginning to end.

It is not even clear when this book was published.

I really hope that the other party can meet and talk about the development of the wizarding world.

With his insight far beyond that of ordinary wizards, he can definitely come up with good suggestions.

While thinking, Lockhart put the book aside.

Look at the next wine red magic book "A Study of the Backlash of Black Magic"

While you still have free time, read more books and recharge yourself.

...........

Diagon Alley, Daily Prophet offices.

A large number of owls flew away with newspapers in their mouths.

They come here every day to deliver the day's newspaper to wizards who subscribe to the Daily Prophet.

Not far away, two figures, holding a copy of the Daily Prophet in their hands, looked at the flying owls with smiles on their faces.

"Lord Malfoy, the newspapers have been sent out. I believe that after today, Lockhart will soon be seen as a plagiarist by everyone." Rita Skeeter complimented.

Hearing Rita's voice, Lucius Malfoy opened the newspaper and looked at the headlines and contents with admiration.

"Lockhart the Plagiarist and Rango Marcos's Recovered Memory"