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Elwyn did not notice Ron's abnormality. However, what happened next made him realize that he had been too immersed in the research of black magic recently. [Love ↑ Go △ Small ↑ Talk → Net w
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Such behavior was wrong and extremely dangerous.
Thereafter, he changed the content of his research and focused more of his attention on the analysis of magic principles. He treated black magic as supplementary knowledge that he needed to understand and used this as a starting point to research the principles and structure of magic, as well as the various theories that were involved.
In the research that followed, Elwyn used the magic principles recorded in the books to increase his own strength instead of trying to use the black magic recorded in the books.
Although this increased the difficulty of his research by several times, and he had to read a lot more books, it essentially eliminated the possibility of Elwyn becoming a Dark Warlock.
Last year, Tom Liddell's diary had tempted Elwyn to practice and use black magic frequently, hoping that he would be unable to extricate himself from the great power.
From then on, Elwyn noticed that the excessive use of black magic would cause the soul of a Warlock to become evil and unstable. With the use of black magic, many cruel thoughts would appear in the depths of one's heart, and it could even completely change a person.
In the recent research, the knowledge gained from many ancient books on magic had also verified Elwyn's initial conjecture.
Although the magic world had yet to reach a consensus on the source of magic, the theory that magic came from the bloodline, and the essence of magic incantations depended on the power of the spirit and soul had been accepted by more and more Warlocks.
Other than the strength of a Warlock's magic, the source of the power of black magic and the strength of its power were mainly determined by whether the user's heart was evil enough.
Using black magic for a long period of time would gradually make a Warlock evil.
Elwyn did not have such a plan. The purpose of his research into black magic was to increase his own strength, to have a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the Dark Warlocks, to understand the Lord Voldemort, and to understand the enemies he would be facing. He did not want to turn himself into an evil Dark Warlock.
Therefore, after discovering the clues, he hurriedly changed the content of his research.
Elwyn had destroyed his research notes, which led to Ron, who had been secretly investigating, to no avail. He had secretly rummaged through many of Elwyn's belongings, but no matter how hard he tried, he could not find the notebook with the scary drawing that he had seen before.
Although he did not find any evidence, the way he looked at Elwyn became more and more strange.
After a short moment of confusion, Ron felt extremely furious. He thought that Elwyn must have discovered that he was investigating him and thus destroyed all the evidence of black magic.
Elwyn did not notice Ron's abnormality. The incident that woke him up was related to the so-called Academy War.
Because of the strict management of the castle, Geffindor and Slytherin did not fight each other, but there were many small conflicts. In this matter, Snape and Sirius did not play a good role in leading the way. As the date of the Quidditch match that would decide the ownership of the Academy Cup approached, Malfoy and the rest came to provoke them almost every day.
This situation continued until Sirius's Duel Club was reestablished.
Not long after the Quidditch match between Ravenclaw and Slytherin, Sirius's proposal to reestablish the Duel Club was pasted on the notice board.
Unsurprisingly, this matter received the unanimous support of all the young Warlocks in the academy.
Although the Duel Club that Lockhart had set up had become a joke in the end, Sirius' strength was publicly acknowledged by everyone. Everyone was extremely excited at the thought of being able to learn dueling techniques and curses from him.
Compared to the reestablishment of the Duel Club, the duel between Sirius and Snape was even more anticipated. This matter had already become the hottest topic in the academy, and everyone was discussing who was stronger between Sirius and Snape.
Unfortunately, during the first gathering of the Duel Club, Snape did not appear.
Because of Dumbledore's involvement, both Snape and Sirius were much more restrained and restrained. Even though they did not hide their disgust and disgust towards each other, at least they did not duel in front of the students like before.
During the Duel Club that Sirius had set up, Snape did not appear. Sirius requested Professor Flitwick to be his opponent.
The gathering was rather normal at the beginning and went very smoothly. Everyone learned the etiquette of dueling. Professor Flitwick explained a few of the more common curses in duels, and Sirius also imparted some of his own combat experience to everyone.
To Elwyn, it might have been a little too low-level, but the other young Warlocks still found it interesting and learned with great interest. There was no lack of upperclassmen among them.
This was not surprising. Hogwarts had never imparted any knowledge related to dueling to the young Warlocks. The Defense Against Black Magic class, which was the main responsibility, was also terrible. The Defense Against Black Magic class changed every year, and there was no lack of Warlocks like Lockhart or people with ulterior motives like Quirrell.
Their teaching methods were also very different. It was very difficult for the young Warlocks to learn the relevant knowledge of resisting black magic in a systematic and comprehensive manner from this class.
As for the magic incantations related to Defense Against Black Magic and dueling, most of the young Warlocks relied on self-study to comprehend them.
Compared to regular incantations, everyone was more interested in mischievous magic.
It was undeniable that these magic incantations might have unexpected effects in battle, but in terms of effectiveness, they could not be compared to the standard dueling incantations.
The club organized by Sirius was an unprecedented success. The dueling skills that he and Professor Flitwick demonstrated were also very satisfying.
Before the group practice, everything was going very smoothly. However, after that, the situation took a turn for the worse. It was unknown whether it was intentional or not, but during the group practice, Sirius paired many Gryffindor and Slytherin together.
Elwyn's opponent was a second-year boy whose name he did not remember. The other party seemed to want to use a curse on him. However, before he could raise his wand, Elwyn's Repel Weapon knocked his wand far away.
He looked at Elwyn in astonishment, not daring to believe what had happened in front of him. Although Elwyn was very famous, before the duel, he did not think that his strength was much worse than Elwyn's. His strength was the strongest among the second-year students in Slytherin.
He was not going to use Repel Weapon and Armor Incantation as Sirius had suggested. Instead, he was going to teach Elwyn a hard lesson and make him lose face in front of the whole school.
Elwyn did not know what the student of Slytherin in front of him was thinking. He had no interest in practicing magic with the other party at all.
He had been analyzing the duel between himself and Snape. With the study and mastery of black magic and other magic theories, his magic strength had recently improved by leaps and bounds.
Elwyn believed that he was now completely capable of holding on for a longer time under Snape's hands. If his magic was strong enough, it was not impossible to counter the other party to a certain extent.
Under such circumstances, the strength of the guy opposite him was not enough at all.
Elwyn now had a deeper understanding of simple spells such as Repel Weapon. He was more adept at using it, and could almost cast it instantly.
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