Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

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The noon sun fell into the room through the broken gauze curtains, illuminating the old dusty carpet; on the wall mottled by the peeling of wallpaper, dark green moss has climbed.

The roof, which has been in disrepair for a long time, obviously already has many cracks. The water stains formed by the rain and water not only formed strange patterns on the ceiling, but also became layered layer by layer due to repeated wetting and drying.

As for the few old furniture remaining in this room, most of them are naturally damaged. Even the chairs Ens and Helbo are sitting on will sometimes scream overwhelmed with their small movements.

The whole room was full of decay.

"Okay, kid... you can ask now."

In fact, there was a long silence in the room after Helbo uttered these words casually while playing with the Slytherin rod obtained from Enns.

Of course, there are undoubtedly many questions piled up in Ensi's mind at this moment.It was just that after Helbo put on an appearance of listening calmly, for some reason, Ensi suddenly didn't want to ask another question.

After all, such a situation may not be a bit too weird for him.

However, I don't know if it's because time has become abundant enough that Haierbo's patience, who is sitting by the window, has also improved a lot.

During the time when Ens was pursing his mouth and not saying a word, he did not urge him, just tossing around and looking at the silver snake stick in his hand, as if he was admiring a never-ending art. Good product.

The musty smell in the room seemed to be particularly noticeable in this quiet space, which made Ensi feel that even the air became more annoying.

"Is this a torture that is devastating?"

Thoughts similar to this one could not help but flashed through Ensi's mind.But soon, this thought made him sneer at the corners of his mouth.

The opponent is the despicable Helbo of the ancient black wizard!Even if you want to disadvantage him, it is impossible to use this so-called "psychological tactic" that only Muggles can use.

However, maybe it is precisely because it is Helbo sitting there!The deadly solitary time like this is even more depressing.

After staying for a few more minutes, Ens finally couldn't stand the pressure that had doubled over time, and took a little deep breath.

"Halpo, do you want me to ask you a question? Then please tell me plainly, why did you bring me here? Or rather...why me?" Ens stared at the window. The other side said, "Don’t tell me that I just want to come and chat with me. Although I am not very old, I am not a foolish kid anymore! I don’t believe anything like this. ."

On the other side, when Ens finally spoke, Haierbo raised his head slightly and glanced at him.He didn't seem to care about Ens's sharp eyes.

"It's not worth your thoughts for so long. This is indeed a good question."

After Haierbo looked at Ens, he lowered his eyes again and continued to look at the snake stick in his hand, while speaking slowly:

"It's just that, in fact, the most fundamental answer, I have already told you before—remember? I said that you are a descendant of Salazar Slytherin; and what about me is ...Well, what should I say? Is it his enemy?"

As Haierbo said this, he suddenly straightened his left hand holding the snake stick casually, and a few unexplained chuckles came from the shadow under the hood.

"Just tell you the truth! The relationship between me and your ancestor Salazar Slytherin can't be said clearly if you are an enemy or a friend..."

Before he knew it, Haierbo was already immersed in the memories of the past, and he heard him continue:

"When he was a child younger than you, I met him-I think I was called a'teacher' by him for more than ten years!"

"Because he has a personality that resembles me since he was a child, he is full of desire for magic knowledge, and he is obsessed with magic research. In order to pursue the true meaning of magic, he doesn't worry about the things and concepts that ordinary people are taboo. Seriously, that At that time I really thought that I finally found a satisfactory apprentice."

"However," he said, the expression under Helbo's hood suddenly changed, "Since he returned from that journey of increasing knowledge, although he didn't show it clearly at the beginning, I was still keenly aware When it comes to his changes-although his passion for magic has not changed, his philosophy is different from before."

"He began to resist the taboos in the study of magic, began to care more about human nature, and morality, and finally even became suspicious of the nature of the magic that I personally taught him!"

At this point, Haierbo couldn't help but shook his head, with a hint of disappointment in his tone.

"And the source of all these changes," he said solemnly, "is that he happened to encounter a girl about his age on that long journey-Rowena Milla."

Upon hearing this somewhat strange name, Ensi couldn't help muttering in some doubt:

"Roy... Namira?"

"I don't know who it is? It doesn't matter," Helbo added. "You must have heard of her later name. Since she was with a man, she changed her name to'Roina Ravenclaw 'Again."

"what!"

As soon as Ensi heard this, his eyes widened, showing a clear look.

At the window, Haierbo continued from his memories just now:

"Of course, in any case, Salazar is a wizard apprentice I have spent more than ten years training, and his talent is also really satisfying. Although he argued with me once because of the concept of magic. , I also put him in confinement afterwards. But at the time, I didn’t have any plans to do anything with him—teaching apprentices, naturally, it’s not always smooth sailing, is it?"

"But," Helbo raised his eyebrows, "During the ban, he slipped away without even paying attention-he hadn't even contacted his family, so he ran to find Roy Namira alone. It’s been several years."

"'Several years'?" Ensi repeated this subconsciously after hearing this.

"Why? Think that if you live long enough, you will become indifferent to a few years?" Haierbo said indifferently, "My life also goes by day by day-rather, the more you live As time goes by, the more you will feel that the footprint of time is so clear. And only ordinary people who are old and confused can make their concept of time obscure..."