Hogwarts: The Greatest Wizard

However, Dumbledore had not intervened in the spread of rumors about Finny before, but chose to stand by and watch.

He couldn't say anything to Feeney at this time.

Are you saying that you should stop using magic on your classmates in the future?

They reject you and ridicule you, so you have to endure it and guard it. Even if they attack you, you can't do it?

Isn't this a joke?

Dumbledore knew very well that Finny had never been a kind person.

You know, the reason why so many people in the wizarding world hate and reject Finny is because when Finny reported the Death Eaters before, he not only reported many heads of pure-blood families, but also reported some young Death Eaters. Many of those people are older, and they are also beings that pure-blood families regard as their hope for the future.

In this way, Feeney was sent to Azkaban.

Those families have no choice but to save the head of the family, so naturally they have no other interests to save the younger generations.

Moreover, the information reported by Feeney also caused the descendants of two pure-blood families to be punished with the Dementor's Kiss.

You know, except for a few families in the magic world, almost all families are inherited from the same line. It can be said that Feeney's behavior indirectly made those two families extinct.

Can those families not hate him?

When Dumbledore first learned that Finny had reported other families, he just thought that Finny was trying to hold them back and temporarily relieve his own family's crisis.

However, after Feeney reported everyone, Dumbledore realized that Feeney not only bought himself time, but also took revenge on all the families who wanted to take action against him.

How can such a person be a kind person?

Therefore, Dumbledore no longer has the ability to intervene in what is happening now. After all, Finny is actually the victim, and the perpetrators are most of the young wizards in Hogwarts at this time.

It is a common saying that the law does not punish the public. However, when the people who need to be dealt with occupy almost all the people, even if Dumbledore wants to deal with it, there is no way.

After all, he couldn't force everyone to accept Finny and be kind to him. After all, even he himself was wary of Finny, a young wizard from a pure-blood family with rich heritage.

As the oldest and richest family in the magical world, no one knows how many secrets of the magical world it hides behind its back. Even how many great wizards there are in the Black family, and even It is unknown whether the legendary wizard is still alive.

And Feeney inherited all this reasonably and legally, how could Dumbledore not be wary of him?

In short, everything that happened now made Dumbledore feel powerless for the first time.

Also aware of these problems was Snape, the double agent of Voldemort and Dumbledore.

"I told you, what you did was wrong."

Snape still said to Dumbledore with an indifferent expression,

Dumbledore smiled bitterly,

"I admit that I did something wrong in this matter, but what can we do to improve the current situation?"

There was a rare emotion on Snape's face,

"So, you are just watching the situation in Hogwarts deteriorate?"

Dumbledore shook his head and said,

"I believe the love of our professors will change everything."

Snape was very disdainful of this.

"Love? You keep talking about love, but I have never seen the power of love."

Dumbledore looked at Snape with a responsible expression, stood up from the chair behind the table, and gently stroked Fawkes, the phoenix beside him.

"Severus, you know very well that Harry can survive only because of Lily's love."

Hearing this, Snape, who was already in a bad mood, became even more angry. He stood up from the chair suddenly, put his hands on the table, leaned forward slightly, and stared at Dumbledore with his eyes. As if gritting his teeth, he said in his deep voice,

"It's because of your so-called love that Lily died!"

"Severus,"

Dumbledore looked at the angry Snape in front of him and didn't know what to say.

When Snape knew that Voldemort was going to take action against the Potters, he found him and said that he was willing to do anything to exchange for Lily's safety. Because of his own negligence, James' arrogance and mistrust, The villain caused the death of the Potter family,

And Lily also used the spell she once told her to protect their child Harry.

However, this incident has been a thorn in Snape's heart since that time, a thorn that can never be removed.

That was the last time he hugged that girl after so many years. From then on, Snape's patronus changed into the shape of a deer because that was what Lily's patronus looked like.

In the end, this conversation ended with Dumbledore and Snape breaking up on bad terms. They still did not get a definite answer about Finny.

In fact, whether it is Dumbledore or Snape, they are now eager to solve the problem of Finny. The main reason is because two years later, Harry Potter, the so-called savior who they both attach great importance to, will enter the school. age,

But now, because of Feeney, Hogwarts is not stable internally.

Finny lived comfortably in the following days, or relatively comfortably. After all, compared with the treatment he received at the beginning of the school year, being ignored was the best.

His daily routine gradually became fixed. Except for classes, he stayed in the Room of Requirement on the eighth floor. He even moved his dormitory in Slytherin to the Room of Requirement.

After all, for his lonely life, it didn't matter where he lived, and the Room of Requirement could provide him with a place to practice magic.

Maybe it was because the professors didn't want Finny to face this kind of isolation all the time. They would ask Finny as many questions as they could in class to give him extra points, although this might cause their own college to lose the College Cup.

Even Professor McGonagall, who valued the College Cup, kept giving Finny extra points, because she knew very well that only if Finny kept scoring, his life in Slytherin would not be so bad.

"That poor kid, I really don't know how he lived alone in the past."

Even Jonathan, a professor who claimed not to ask questions in the first class of the semester, would find various reasons to give Finney extra points.

Well, the professors' behavior did not improve Finney's environment, but helped him open several college treasure chests.

Originally, these contents were planned to be written in a few chapters according to daily life, but I think you would not want to read too much daily content, what classes you take every day, what questions you answer in class, and how many extra points you get. Moreover, I am not sensitive to numbers. If I write too much, there may be some loopholes in the extra points, so I just want to pass it over.