Hogwarts: Knight Wizard

Edward Bedivere, who transmigrated into the magical world of Hogwarts, discovers that he is actually a descendant of one of King Arthur’s Knights of the Round Table—Sir Bedivere himself. What’s more, by upholding the virtues of knighthood, he can gain extraordinary powers:

* **Humility and restraint** grant him unwavering focus.

* **Sincerity** allows him to see through lies and illusions.

* **Compassion for the weak** lets him sense all things in the world.

...and more.

By following the ancient code of chivalry, honoring his ancestor’s legacy, and diligently studying the *Manual of the Magic Knight*, Edward enters Hogwarts determined to live by his knightly ideals.

He is humble, honest, and kind—earning the admiration of both teachers and classmates. Brave and selfless, he stands up against dark wizards without fear, becoming their worst nightmare.

Through his actions, Edward doesn’t just transform Slytherin—he reshapes Hogwarts and influences the entire magical world. With a **wand in his left hand and a greatsword in his right**, how could a wizard who doesn’t fight up close be considered a true knight?