The first diary was written five years ago. According to Hogwarts's only 11-year-old wizard recruiting, the school system was converted for seven years.

Sherlock should have been 15 years old at that time, in the fifth grade.

What made him decide to start writing a diary was because he had just experienced a failed relationship?

Well, judging from the tone of the original owner in the diary, he is indeed a reluctant person.

Sherlock continued to flip back.

The dates of the diary are not connected. He will write an article every three days to complain about some of the trivial things he encountered in school today and his admiration for Hogwarts Principal Dumbledore.

That's right, it can be seen from the original owner's diary that he had a clear admiration for Dumbledore.

Even in his words, he made his future goal unconcealedly expressing his future goal is to become a wizard like Dumbledore.

His academic performance also looked very good, because Sherlock saw a report card about his first-year record, which led to many girls from the same college coming to him for advice, which made him feel very bored.

After experiencing a doomed love, the original owner seemed to have become a cold and straight man. Not only was he not interested in the opposite sex, but he also defined their passion for their behavior around him as harassment.

Half of the entire diary records the days when the original owner studied and lived in Hogwarts.

From his experiences during his student days, Sherlock has basically been able to understand his character.

He was obviously a pretty introverted person outside. In his diary about Hogwarts' study and life, Sherlock did not see even a description of his friends.

In other words, during the seven years he went to school at Hogwarts, he did not get along with a single friend.

As for the girlfriend mentioned in the first diary, he just treated her as a tool.

The original owner's biggest hobby is reading.

It should be that he was a Ravenclaw student at Hogwarts.

In addition to going out to eat, sleep and class, he seemed to have all his time distributed to reading and studying.

Every day I am either in the library or on the way to the library.

Reading and studying seemed to be the whole of his life, and becoming a wizard like Dumbledore was his lifelong pursuit.

So, a distinct character gradually outlined in Sherlock's mind.

The original owner was tall and handsome, but he always looked like he was beating him like everyone owed him 20,000 or 50,000 yuan.

He speaks rudely, does not compliment or politeness, is not good at dealing with people, and never hides his likes and dislikes.

Simply put, his temper is like a stone in a pit, smelly and hard.

Later, Sherlock found a magic photo posted on it after his last diary of Hogwarts School life.

The above is a group photo of his graduates of the same class in the college.

That handsome face is easy to find among a group of people.

He stood in the corner, and all the other students were smiling, only he had a stern face and frowning, looking very out of place, as if he was disgusting that taking graduation photos was a waste of his time.

Staring at the photo, Sherlock tried to imitate the expression on the original owner's face in front of the mirror.

To be honest, this is not difficult.

He just needs to keep thinking that as long as he shows his strength, he may be caught by Professor McGonagall and “brainwashed” him, and he will naturally show a deep expression of bitterness and revenge.

Because except for the first one, the rest of Harry Potter's story is learned by Sherlock from the short video of the movie commentary.

Therefore, his impression of Dumbledore all comes from the old and oval images instilled in the movie commentary.

There are even commentators who add private goods, saying that all Harry Potter's experiences when he was in school at Hogwarts were secretly planned by Dumbledore.

This made Sherlock always feel a little inexplicably defensive and resistant to Dumbledore.

As soon as he thought that if he was discovered, he might be taken to Dumbledore, he would naturally be able to pull his face down and put on a bad face.

As for the tone, it's even simpler. You may need to learn to say good things, but everyone should be able to say something that is surprising.

With the preparation of expression and language management, Sherlock did not stop and continue to study diary behavior.

Of course this did not stem from his desire to peek at.

But because it has only been three years since the original owner graduated from Hogwarts, and the experience of the past three years is undoubtedly more important.

Sure enough, the first diary of leaving Hogwarts gave Sherlock a big "surprise".

“June 28, 1989.”

"It was a frustrating day. Professor Dumbledore rejected my job request. He said that I had just graduated from Hogwarts and my understanding of defense magic was only theoretically focused on it, and I needed more practice."

"Although it's disappointing, the professor also recognizes my talent very much. He said that in the future, he will definitely give priority to me when considering the candidates for the Dark Magic Defense Professor. It is a pleasant thing to be recognized by Professor Dumbledore."

"Well, although I don't think the Black Magic Defense professor Hogwarts has invited in the past two years is much better than me in practical skills, but Professor Dumbledore's words would not be wrong."

"So, what kind of job should I find next?"

"Well...If it's for the purpose of increasing practical experience, perhaps being an Auror is a good choice."

Sherlock stared at this diary for a long time. He never expected that when the original owner just graduated, he actually applied to Dumbledore for a position as a professor of the Black Magic Defense class.

According to the information channels of the movie's commentary, this position was cursed by Voldemort, the ultimate villain in the Harry Potter story.

Any professor who works in this position often suffers accidents or even dies due to various reasons in less than a year.

Fortunately, the original owner's job search experience was not successful, so Dumbledore refused his request.

Otherwise, he might have had an accident if he couldn't wait until now that Sherlock traveled over.

After being rejected by Dumbledore, the original owner did go to the Auror Command, a subordinate of the British Ministry of Magic, for an interview.

With his excellent results from the Ultimate Wizard Level Examination (N.E.W.T.) and his hard work for seven consecutive years, he easily passed the Auror recruitment requirements.

However, after joining the company, he was not assigned to the combat department of Auror, but because of his theoretical knowledge, he became a civilian in the Auror Command.

This made the original owner very dissatisfied. After several applications to transfer to the combat department but failed, he stayed in the Ministry of Magic for only more than a year or two months before resigning and returning home.

After that, he has been an otaku at home and has focused on studying defensive magic.

Until three months ago, he retrenched in Hogwarts, in addition to his annual application for the Black Magic Defense Class professorship.

He also applied to join a rebellion organization founded by Dumbledore during the period when the power of the mysterious man swept across the magic world.

Sherlock has some impression of the name of this organization. He vaguely remembers that one of the seven series of Harry Potter was called this name.

This time, Dumbledore did not give a clear reply to his application, neither agreeing nor rejecting.

This disappointed the original owner. I felt that he had not actually gained the real recognition of Dumbledore and had been in a depressed mood in the past month.

A week ago, he was preparing to try a curse experiment that had not been completed and was very dangerous, and his diary was interrupted here.

But Sherlock can guess what happened later.

It must have been an accident in his experiment, which caused him to fly out of the second floor, and finally fell to his head when he landed on the ground, which made Sherlock travel through him.

After reading the entire diary, Sherlock had a deeper impression of the original owner.

This guy is like a problematic child who has not grown up. Except for good academic performance, he has problems all over the body.

No wonder Dumbledore rejected his application for a professorship, and even considered joining his own private club.

Sherlock leaned against the chair, pinching his chin and thinking quietly.

So what Professor McGonagall made this time is likely related to the original owner who went to Dumbledore to apply to join the Order of the Phoenix two months ago.

The letter said that things had turned around, that is, Dumbledore was very likely to agree to his application for joining the company.

If that's all, this would make Sherlock feel relieved.

It's okay to join a small club or something. The original owner was originally an introverted person. He just needed to be cautious after joining and try to deal with the people inside as little as possible. He seized the time to get familiar with the magic and had a high chance of getting confused.

As long as he didn't let him go to Hogwarts to be the professor of labor and management, everything else would be easy to say.

Thinking of this, Sherlock suddenly felt relaxed.

Besides, he will not be able to become a professor of Dark Magic Defense at Hogwarts this year.

It's July now, and the professors for the next semester are probably already available.
Chapter completed!