Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

Dumbledore made many predictions about Isaac's answer, wondering if the boy would be like Grindelwald or like himself.

It might even be like Tom...

The only thing I didn't expect was that Isaac's first reaction was that he was afraid I would cheat him out of his money.

See, this is the limitation of our times.

Dumbledore, who had never downloaded the national anti-fraud app, could never have imagined how wary young people in later generations would be of scams and free lunches.

Noticing Dumbledore's twitching lips from time to time, Isaac realized that his reaction had been a bit too intense.

There's no way around it; it's all ingrained caution, especially since Isaac is just a child now and has even fewer ways to make money.

However, Dumbledore is the greatest wizard of modern Britain. Even if he were to deceive, he would only be deceiving pure-blood families.

Isaac was a complete pauper; he only had a few coins on him.

Thinking of this, Isaac blinked, and the hand that was originally clutching the wallet naturally went down.

He cleared his throat and said to Dumbledore, "Ahem, I still trust you, Professor."

So, what do I need to do to become stronger?

"I won't go into the usual methods anymore, but I'll tell you something different this time."

Isaac nodded silently to indicate that he was listening.

The so-called conventional method is nothing more than learning, improving oneself through books and by consulting renowned teachers.

By studying the works of other masters and cutting-edge papers in the field of magic, one can accumulate knowledge and become more powerful.

In the magical world, knowledge is power.

The four heads of Hogwarts represent the four major categories of magic.

Transformation, potions, spells, herbs.

As long as a wizard can achieve mastery in any magical field, their combat strength will not be weak.

The conventional method Dumbledore mentioned was conventional learning, and in this regard, Isaac, the prophet, truly had a huge advantage.

He can listen to master classes that are out of reach for ordinary people whenever he wants, and he can even selectively seek answers to the problems he encounters in his studies.

But what Dumbledore is trying to say now is clearly not the conventional method of learning.

“Isaac, since you are a prophet, do you know what I have in common with...Gellert and Tom?”

What do Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and Voldemort have in common?

Are they all demon kings?

What's wrong? The White Demon King isn't a demon king anymore?

These words circled on Isaac's lips again and again, but in the end, he swallowed them back down.

Since he already knew that Dumbledore was never some kind and honest old wizard who could be easily bullied.

He's the self-proclaimed White Lord of Hogwarts, so he shouldn't be too smug when Dumbledore is being amiable.

If Dumbledore were to unleash his demonic form, and casually unleash a high-powered spell, how many wizards in the entire wizarding world could confidently say they could withstand it?

Even now, in his injured state, Voldemort wouldn't dare to jump over Dumbledore's face; he has to hide.

Did Isaac go crazy and start digging up Dumbledore's secrets?

But what do these three people have in common besides the Demon King?

If it were just Dumbledore and Grindelwald, Isaac could say that the two of them shared the same sexual orientation and both liked men.

We could add Voldemort Tom... Tom just doesn't have a nose, but his sexual orientation probably hasn't changed, right?

right?

After racking his brains, Isaac actually came up with something in common among the three people.

"The professor and those two... are all wizards who achieved fame at a young age?"

Yes, all three of them were undisputed geniuses in their time.

Dumbledore was hailed as the most outstanding student in the history of Hogwarts during his time at the school.

He garnered all the honors in the school, serving as class monitor and president of the boys' student council;

In his youth, he corresponded with the alchemist Nicolas Flamel and the historian of magic, Bathilda Bagshot.

Being placed at the University of Tokyo is roughly equivalent to being a high school student still in school, and frequently engaging in academic exchanges with more than one academician.

Grindelwald's excellence is similar to Dumbledore's.

He was born into a magical family in Europe and displayed extraordinary magical talent at a young age, earning him the title of a once-in-a-century magical genius.

Sixteen-year-old Grindelwald was expelled from Durmstrang Academy for conducting experiments with dark magic.

It's worth mentioning that Durmstrang does not prohibit the teaching of Black magic.

Later, Grindelwald was expelled for conducting extremely dangerous experiments with black magic that caused serious harm to his classmates.

This demonstrates just how high Grindelwald's talent and skill were in the realm of dark magic.

The third one is Tom Riddle, also known as Voldemort.

If it weren't for Dumbledore suppressing him, he would have been the most outstanding student in Hogwarts' history.

Unfortunately, he ran into Dumbledore.

This title will never be his.

Even so, Tom's performance at school was still quite impressive.

He not only amazed the professors at Hogwarts, but also his classmates, especially the pure-blood heirs of the Slytherin family.

It's worth mentioning that Tom was a really handsome young man when he was in school.

He possesses top-tier magical and martial arts talents, has Slytherin blood, and also speaks Parsley.

At the same time, he firmly stood on the side of the pure-blood families, and was naturally the spokesperson for the pure-blood class.

The heirs of this pure-blood family naturally rallied closely around him—who would have thought that this guy could use dark magic to mess up his own brain?

Putting aside the period when Voldemort went insane, he, like Dumbledore and Grindelwald, were all young wizards who achieved fame at a young age.

"Yes, Isaac, you're absolutely right. We all showed exceptional talent that set us apart from other young wizards during our childhood."

Even more outstanding than that of this age group.

This excellence gave us a significant head start in the magical realm, far surpassing our peers.

"Similarly, it is also the cornerstone of our strength."

Isaac pondered Dumbledore's words carefully.

If he were just an ordinary little wizard, he would never have been able to understand what Dumbledore meant.

This is the old Hogwarts Riddler; he doesn't know how to speak properly.

In short, saying three parts and hiding seven has become Dumbledore's speaking habit.

Unfortunately, Isaac was a well-rounded transmigrator with a wide range of knowledge. As he pondered Dumbledore's words, he felt an increasingly strong sense of déjà vu.

Dumbledore, Grindelwald, Voldemort... How come their paths to early fame are so similar to the invincible paths in fantasy novels?

Chapter 20 Top Protectors

You cultivate an invincible aura from a young age, then accumulate strength and unleash it to first crush your peers and then surpass your seniors, right?

This Isaac is ripe!

Before transmigrating, Isaac had read a lot of online novels on Qidian.com and had seen all sorts of plot twists.

But that's not right either.

Isaac suddenly noticed a blind spot in Dumbledore's words: "That's not right, Professor."

Let's not even talk about the prefects and male student council presidents who are elected almost every year.

"Isn't there one top student at Hogwarts for each year?"

"Not counting the average outstanding young wizards, I think Hogwarts will have no shortage of exceptionally talented ones as well."

Like Percy Weasley of Gryffindor?

Although Isaac has never been to Hogwarts, that doesn't stop him from talking about the people and things there.

Dumbledore didn't see anything wrong with it.

Upon hearing the name Percy Weasley, Dumbledore expressed his agreement:

“Yes, Percy is a very good little wizard, but that’s not enough.”

Percy Weasley is, in a sense, the ceiling that ordinary wizards can strive to reach.

No... Without the corresponding talent, even ordinary wizards could only dream of Percy Weasley.

Students at Hogwarts must take two life-changing exams.

The OWLs (Ordinary Wizarding Level) exam in fifth grade is the basic threshold for a magical career, directly determining eligibility for courses in sixth grade.