Mixed With Marvel's Hogwarts Professor

Chapter 170 Let the blood no longer be sacred, let the blood return to the ordinary (second update, please subscribe)

The inner space of the magic suitcase, the magic spell practice room.

"You, since you have chosen to come here."

"That means, in the future, I may become your mentor, and you will become my students."

"I told all of you before that after becoming my student, the risks may be beyond your imagination."

"I think this is what you should know before making a decision."

Lockhart looked at the 9 squibs on the opposite side, and said slowly.

All the Squibs listened attentively to what Lockhart had said.

They are definitely very willing to be Professor Lockhart's students.

But full of curiosity about the so-called risks.

Seeing everyone's expressions, Lockhart raised the corner of his mouth, waved his wand, and outlined the word 'necromancer' in front of everyone.

Immediately afterwards, Lockhart said: "Before telling the story, I think you should understand a concept, that is."

"What is a necromancer?"

"Tell me what you think."

Hearing Lockhart's question, the Squibs had different expressions.

Ian frowned tightly, lost in thought, as if hesitation.

As for the other squibs, some were full of curiosity, as if expecting Lockhart to give an answer.

Some are eager to try, as if they want to tell everyone the answer in their minds.

In less than five seconds, one person raised his hand, and Lockhart said, "Remy, tell me your opinion."

The Squib named Remy Yoder said, "Professor Lockhart, I think being able to cast magic is a necromancer."

"Can't do magic, that's a Squib or a Muggle."

Hearing Remy's answer, Lockhart nodded lightly and said, "That's a good point, but does anyone else have any ideas?"

Everyone looked at each other and found that what Remy said seemed to be what they thought.

Aren't necromancers just cast magic?

A necromancer who can't do magic is still called a necromancer?

However, Ian slowly raised his hand.

Looking at Ian, Lockhart said with a smile, "Ian, tell me what you think."

Ian looked at Professor Lockhart in front of him, paused for a moment, as if trying to organize his words, and said, "Professor Lockhart, I actually had the same idea as Remy before. Necromancers must be able to cast magic."

"However, during today's interview, I heard a girl mention that her father was a potion master."

"In her narration, his father went through professional research and said that the necromancer has the magical bloodline after Awakening, and the Squib just has the bloodline without Awakening."

"So, from this perspective, do necromancers refer to those who have blood Awakening?"

Hearing Ian's answer, Lockhart nodded approvingly, and said, "Ian is right."

"Before the idea of ​​meditation, the definition of necromancer was the bloodline Awakening, or those who rioted with magic power."

"A bloodline without Awakening is a Squib, and a bloodline without magic is a Muggle."

"This is a common understanding of the entire necromancer community."

Having said that, Lockhart changed the subject and his tone became serious: "The meditation method changed everything."

"Why Meditation Can Make a Squib a Necromancer?"

"It's because meditation wants to make necromancer no longer rely on blood, but rely on the power of runes."

Speaking of this, most of the Squibs looked puzzled, as if they didn't know what Lockhart meant by this sentence?

But Ian and a female Squib, with a half-understand look on their faces.

However, Lockhart did not answer directly, but continued to ask a question to guide their thinking.

"Speaking of blood, what do you think of?"

"Pure blood family."

Almost all the squibs uttered a common answer.

After hearing this, Lockhart nodded and praised: "Necromancers rely on magical bloodlines, so the purer the bloodlines, the more sought after by necromancers."

"As for pure blood families, because of their crazy pursuit of blood purity, there are more or less necromancers in almost every generation."

"The glory, status, and influence they enjoy, including the Galleons they earn and the magic items they see, are all closely related to pure-blood families."

Having said that, Lockhart continued to ask everyone: "Now ask another question."

"If someone wants to take your job, take your Galleon, and take everything from you."

"How will you do it?"

Hearing this, most of the squibs looked very serious, even a little pale, as if they knew what the risk Lockhart was talking about.

When Lockhart saw their expressions, he replied directly: "We will not sit still."

"We will resist and fight with our lives."

"You said it, right?"

Hearing Lockhart's question, everyone nodded subconsciously.

Indeed, if someone wants to take everything from them, they will definitely resist desperately.

"And in the future, pure-blood families will think the same way."

"Because their power, glory, and status are all derived from their blood, they will never let the Common necromancer obtain these."

"They want to monopolize everything and have all necromancers under their control."

"And the emergence of meditation will break their monopoly on the necromancer world, and make the bloodline no longer sacred, but return to the ordinary."

"When the bloodline returns to normal, everything they have gained will gradually collapse."

"What do you think they will do?"

Speaking of this, Lockhart's tone became more serious and cold, and he outlined a picture through words.

"In the future, meditation will completely disappear under their full blow."

"In the future, a squib will still be a squib, and it will never be possible to cast magic."

"In the future, the bloodline will still be sacred, the pure blood family will still monopolize everything, and the squib will still be the bottom of the necromancer world."

"It's very possible that the future Squibs will be like you, with better luck, finding a job, and slowly living in a certain corner."

"Bad luck, living on the streets, waiting to die."

Hearing the scene described by Lockhart, and thinking of his own experience, a look of anger mixed with despair appeared on his face.

As squibs, as the bottom of the world, they are more afraid of the power of pure blood families than ordinary necromancers.

After all, necromancers at least have the ability to resist, and they, like weeds, don't even have the ability to beg for mercy.

Lockhart saw all this and knew that the heat was almost ready.

Then he said slowly: "Now, do you know the risks you may face in the future?"

"Squibs that practice meditation will definitely be within their full attack range."

"Because of your existence, it seems to explain all the time that the bloodline is no longer sacred and returns to the ordinary."

"As long as you have a trace of magical blood, you can become a necromancer and cast magic."

Hearing what Lockhart said, Ian couldn't help asking.

"Professor, what should we do in the future?"

When Lockhart heard this, he didn't answer directly, but said.

"I created the meditation method, and I know what the meditation method means?"

"The birth of meditation was a turning point in the world of necromancer."

"Like I said before, meditation breaks the millennium-old dilemma of the necromancer world."

"Let the bloodline no longer be sacred, let the bloodline return to ordinary."

"Therefore, a new definition of necromancer emerged."

"What is a necromancer?"

"The one who can practice meditation is the necromancer."

"Or, more appropriately, what we call the .new necromancer."

(end of this chapter)