SALAZAR SLYTHERIN
Salazar Slytherin was born Feburary 5th over a
thousand years ago. He was a kind boy, dependent of his mother in his early years. But
times becameharsh for wizards and his mother was sought out by Muggles who wished her
harm. Sezera Slytherin thought it best to leave her young son with a Muggle family.
From there, Sezera was killed by the Muggles that Salazar soon learned to hate. He fled
the town in search of education as a wizard.
He found it in Hogsmeade, where he was able to work in bakery for
education from Kuhrin Lesbith. She taught him everything she knew and tryed to be helpful,
but Salazar thought she was bossy acting like teacher, only three years older than him.
Yet they slowly became friends and Salazar accepted the fact that Kuhrin was only helping
him. Salazar began to discover new spells and potions over the next few years, and gained
fame from it.
Salazar became a cunning wizard who stayed rooted to his opinions. He
still believed Muggles deserved to be hated, and was often harsh to them. Salazar
Slytherin and Godric Gryffindor met by chance at a popular resturant and they became
friends. They wanted to create a wizard`s school, Hogwarts, and invited Helga Hufflepuff
and Rowena Ravenclaw to help. Salazar had always known he was Parselmouth, and made the
snake his house symbol almost immediately. Salazar married Kuhrin during the making of
Hogwarts, and they had a son named Surzian.
When Surzian was approximately two years old, his father had just about
destroyed the castle in his rage. He argued constantly that Muggle-born students were
untrustworthy until he felt the world had turned on him. He ignored his wife, son, and
friends and froze his heart with the anger and greed that was finally unleashed in the
Chamber of Secrets. Then Salazar disappeared into the night, never to be seen or heard
from again. It is said that Kuhrin was last to see him, walking briskly toward the
Forbidden Forest, numb to his wife`s distant pleas and his son`s distant cries as he
walked deeper into the trees.
