As Aizen in Naruto and Joined a Chat Group-Chapter 383: House-Elf
Doujin Artist: Wait, build the Paradise Tower in Hogwarts?
Eriri was totally shocked, her face full of disbelief. Damn, this is a path she never even dreamed of.
Machete Girl: Anzen, are you serious about this?
This is an Actor: I rarely joke with you guys about things like this.
Skirt-Flipping Maniac: Oh god! If you build the Paradise Tower in Hogwarts, won’t the whole school just disappear?
Lazy Kitten: This... Dumbledore would be so screwed.
Scarlet Lotus Fairy: Voldemort burst out laughing.
Curly-haired Guy: So what if it disappears? For our president’s great plan, a mere magic school can just vanish!
Doujin Artist: You make it sound easy. If you were Dumbledore or one of those students, would you be okay with your school just gone like that?
Curly-haired Guy: No, but too bad I’m not them. I’m just a loyal fan of the president. I’ll support any decision he makes, no questions asked!
Soul Society’s Villain: Is it loyal support or just being a simp? We need to get that straight.
Machete Girl: Clearly, it’s simp behavior. 𝚏𝗿𝗲𝐞𝐰𝚎𝕓𝐧𝚘𝘃𝗲𝐥.𝐜𝚘𝕞
Curly-haired Guy: Simp your ass! Are you guys going to question the president’s decision? Don’t forget, those so-called wizards aren’t good people either! Look at how they call regular folks—Muggle. Doesn’t that word carry discrimination?
Skirt-Flipping Maniac: I don’t think Muggle is discriminatory. It just means people without magic talent.
Lazy Kitten: I buy that those stuck-up pure-blood families look down on regular people. But Muggle isn’t discrimination—it’s just a neutral term.
Curly-haired Guy: If it’s just a term, why not use "regular people" instead of "Muggle"? Doesn’t that make them sound superior? To wizards, anyone without magic is a Muggle, not even human!
Machete Girl: Gin-san, you’re reading too much into it. The real discriminatory terms in the wizard world are Mudblood or Squib. Muggle is normal.
Lin Fengjiao: Still, you can’t deny wizards live apart from regular people. That Muggle Studies class proves it.
Doujin Artist: Not totally apart, right? Plenty of wizards marry regular folks.
Lin Fengjiao: Sure, they marry, but why hide their magic from regular people? Don’t regular people have a right to know?
Machete Girl: Probably to avoid trouble and panic.
Curly-haired Guy: Nah, it’s their superiority complex. They see themselves as different from regular people—like totally separate species!
Skirt-Flipping Maniac: You’re being too extreme, Gin.
This is an Actor: Enough on this. No need to argue more. I have no plans to destroy Hogwarts. The Paradise Tower is just hype—nothing real behind it.
Doujin Artist: Oh, so it’s just a front? Like special effects or a backdrop?
Skirt-Flipping Maniac: You scared me. I really thought Anzen was gonna wreck Hogwarts.
Amegakure Village’s Angel: You guys think too much. Haven’t you figured out my dear husband’s personality by now? He’s no real demon king—just a hero in demon king clothes.
Lazy Kitten: Haha, he always stands with the people, after all.
This is an Actor: I’m not that noble. I have selfish sides too. And while I won’t wreck Hogwarts this time, those young wizards are definitely in for a rough ride.
Skirt-Flipping Maniac: Whoa, like in the Naruto world? Make the young wizards question their lives?
Doujin Artist: Getting excited! Anzen’s moves in the Naruto world were legendary. He toyed with the whole ninja world single-handedly.
Lazy Kitten: Ah, wanna see! Why did I join the group so late? Not fair!
Foul-Mouthed Mask Guy: Oh yeah! Totally unfair! We need a time machine! We need to go back to when the group leader was in the Naruto world! We deserve to watch his cool moves up close—it’s every member’s right!
Doujin Artist: Time machine my ass—where would we get one?
Skirt-Flipping Maniac: And "cool moves"? That’s for describing women. If you don’t know idioms, don’t misuse them! Gin-san’s style isn’t something to copy!
Curly-haired Guy: Damn it, Gin-san, what style do I have? Tell me!
As the group devolved into chaos again, Anzen, playing the role of Gerald, just shook his head lightly. He stood up from the cafe table and walked toward the door.
As he walked, ripples spread through the space around him. The scene before him flipped completely—from a quiet, peaceful cafe to a grand, luxurious palace.
"Praise be to you, great Lord Gerald." Space twisted, and a short, pointy-eared creature appeared suddenly in front of Gerald. It bowed low, speaking in a humble tone.
"Rise, Ora." Gerald wasn’t surprised by the odd creature. In a flat voice, he said: "I’m not Gerald anymore. Call me Zikrein Pastore. Zikrein Pastore."
This creature named Ora was a house-elf. They were the lowliest race in the magic world, bound to serve their masters generation after generation.
From ancient times, house-elves had been slaves to wizard families. They handled all housework and were bound to obey their masters’ orders. If they disobeyed, they had to punish themselves.
Because identities adapt to local culture, the black wizard Gerald, who terrorized the world four hundred years ago, also came from a prominent pure-blood family.
The Fernandes family from France, once known as the great "dragon tamers."
But because of Gerald, the entire Fernandes family suffered total destruction. That proud bloodline, which lorded over the French magic world, was wiped out.
Only this house-elf, baptized in Gerald’s dark magic and stuck in an undead state, remained alone, guarding the castle and waiting for its master’s return.
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