A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

Go back to an hour ago.

Snape strode into the headmaster's office, his face tense, but it was not hard to see that he was very annoyed at the moment.

"Headmaster! Headmaster Dumbledore!"

Dumbledore looked up from the table, "Ah, Severus, what's the matter with you?"

Snape stood in front of him, he didn't sit down, he kicked the stool out of the way, there was a table between them, and he asked angrily: "You recruit Felix Hepper to teach in the school. ?what are you thinking!"

Dumbledore put down the book at hand, "Severus, I don't see any problem, Mr. Hepp is very good, his talent is recognized by the magical world, and of course, including me."

Snape was rather impatient: "I didn't say he was incompetent! I taught him before, I know what kind of person he is."

"Indeed, you once said of him, 'a standard Slytherin'—highly," Dumbledore laughed.

Snape's face was ugly. "I'm not complimenting him by that."—but sarcasm.

Dumbledore nodded, "We all know Mr. Hepp well, and I know what you're worried about. Since he's teaching at Hogwarts, this question is worth our time. Let's sit down and take it slow. Talk." He waved his hand and called the stool back.

Snape sat down stiffly, as if not a cushion but a fire-breathing dragon under his hips.

"Pumpkin juice? Tea? Or a mug of butterbeer?" Dumbledore asked, a mug appearing out of thin air with every word he said.

"I don't need it." Snape was very disrespectful.

"Then a cup of tea, Mr. Hepp likes it." Dumbledore put a cup of tea in front of Snape.

But looking at Snape's appearance, it seemed that he had swallowed a fly.

Dumbledore said softly: "Let's talk about it, I also had some misunderstandings about Mr. Hepp in the past, but as he got older, so did my opinion of him. Until recently, I had After an in-depth exchange, I finally made up my mind to hire him."

"I think you're getting confused." Snape scoffed.

"Although I'm getting older, I've become more awake over the years. We're always more prone to mistakes when we're young, aren't we?"

Snape snorted, and then said: "That boy Felix is ​​not a good person. He relied on his strength to do whatever he wanted in the school, and he caused so much trouble!"

"Do you know how I came here in those years? Because of him, I know almost half of the pure-blood families in the UK!"

"I get their complaint letters almost every day!"

Dumbledore seemed to smile, but he quickly covered his mouth and took a gulp of pumpkin juice. He agreed: "It's true that Mr. Hepp was crazy about power in his younger years, but we all know there's a reason for that, isn't it?"

Snape pursed his lips and said nothing.

Of course he knew that Felix was in a bad situation at the time, even worse than his own situation, at least his enemy was not from his own academy.

Dumbledore said calmly: "Minerva once complained to me that the Sorting Hat didn't accurately assign students to the right house, and she always thought that Mr. Hepp should be in Gryffindor. What do you think?"

"That kid is a standard Slytherin." Snape said the same words as before in a mocking tone.

"I agree with that." Dumbledore nodded. "Mr. Hepp...he's a great wizard, a great wizard, one of the most gifted men I've ever met in my life. He's been pursuing Strength, I can see that very clearly, even though he rarely showed it after fifth grade, but he never stopped chasing strength."

"Even after graduation, that was one of my biggest worries at the time."

Snape listened quietly, he did not deny Dumbledore's wisdom, the old man's experience was legendary, and he planned to listen first, what made him change his mind.

"He applied to stay at school when he graduated. Frankly speaking, his ability was completely sufficient. Even in the subject of magic spells, he was better than me. But I still refused, not only because he was too young, but also because he was too young. With ambitions that he can't hide in his eyes, I'm afraid he will go astray."

"But fortunately, he followed my advice. After his first year of travel, he settled in the Muggle world and began to study Muggles. It was also at this time that I kept exchanging letters with him."

Snape listened quietly, not expecting such an experience between the two of them. You know, when he found out that Felix became a Muggle researcher, his eyes almost bulged!

"Maybe he's pretending," Snape stabbed reluctantly.

"No no, Severus," Dumbledore retorted, "I can read people's hearts, and I have these benefits of living a long time. Even if I don't rely on magic, I can know what most people think."

"From his admission to the present, he has not expressed any discrimination against Muggles. On the contrary, he has studied the Muggle world very deeply, which is evident in his books. He does not think that wizards are superior, on the contrary, He's taking a steady stream of wisdom from the Muggle world."

Snape retorted: "I didn't say he discriminates against Muggles, Dumbledore! But his mind is just as dangerous, you know what he says in the book How Muggles Think?"

As if endorsing, he quickly said a paragraph: "The theory of blood is also prevalent in the Muggle world, but unlike the wizarding world, more and more Muggle countries are abandoning this theory, which is due to their production The efficiency is hundreds of times higher than before. Sufficient materials have laid a solid foundation for them to promote education, and those civilians who do not have good bloodline have shown extremely exaggerated potential, allowing the Muggle world to develop faster It's like sitting on a broomstick."

Seeing that Dumbledore wanted to interject, Snape continued to recite a paragraph regardless: "In the Muggle world, if the proportion of nobles is one, then the proportion of commoners is more than ten thousand. And when the ruler liberates After the civilians, their development efficiency smashes all obstacles with unstoppable force!"

The whole principal's office became silent.

Even the portraits of the principal who were listening on the side opened their mouths wide. These words did not seem to mention the magic world, but simply introduced and analyzed the development process of the Muggle world, but they alluded to the current magic world.

One of the portraits was outraged, shouting: "This is a betrayal! A betrayal of pure-blooded glory!"

Other portraits also began to twitter.

Snape glanced at the portrait and sneered, "Headmaster Black, that kid isn't pure blood!"