History, political, and theory lessons with Holly are going equally well. I’ve ended up having to be a bit heavy handed with the awe compulsions in order to get her to focus during the first two, but despite the dry nature of magical theory Holly seemed just as interested in actual magic as I was. From what I can tell, I’m bringing Holly around to my point of view regarding the Wizarding World with ease, most likely due to being both the first and only opinion on it that she’s heard. It doesn’t hurt that she’s developing a serious case of hero worship for me now, especially once I started supplying her with nutrition potions (ones I brewed myself in order to test my skills, of course). It’s honestly just an ordinary day in July when I convinced Holly to abandon her morals. Another "history" day, as opposed to a theory day, probably the last one. I’m running out of topics to talk about, and decided to go for broke on this whole "corrupting the hero’ bit. It’s more important to make sure she’s on my side now than it is to make sure she can properly catch on to nuance. More practically achievable as well, considering her age. Then I could likely bring her into the darker parts of my personality without her batting an eye. Truth be told, I’m looking forward to seeing how Voldemort deals with a nemesis who is just as ruthless as he is.