I Have a Big Problem with My Hogwarts

Dumbledore had no intention of avoiding or refusing to answer the question.

"Have you guessed it?"

Before Lynn came here, he wanted to make it clear.

Now that the nomination has been submitted, and then he is ready to reform Hogwarts drastically, he still needs the support of Dumbledore.

Then everyone needs to have a "frank announcement" chat.

"After returning from Arbroath that time, I questioned Kira with the so-called Lungard family crest, and he finally told me who his old master was.

I have a good grade in the history of magic, you know that, after I had noticed in advance that the professor Fox who was with me in Arbroath was abnormal, I learned about my real life experience, so I was naturally of you. After all, Professor Dumbledore, before you became Headmaster of Hogwarts, you were here as Transfiguration professor, weren't you? "

When Lynn dismantled his former disguise, Dumbledore didn't show the slightest anger and anger on his face, he seemed to sigh very much.

"You're very smart Lynn, really smart, you guessed it right, I was really pretending to be Fox at the time, he was still hanging around in Ireland at the time, and I didn't know that I shamelessly misappropriated his identity, to gain the trust of his favorite students."

Lynn looked at Dumbledore and asked seriously.

"Can you tell me why you're doing this? Professor."

"Which thing do you mean?" Dumbledore met his eyes without hesitation.

"What you said to me there, and what you hid."

Dumbledore crossed his fingers and placed it on his stomach, he said slowly.

"You are the only remaining descendant of my old friend, and I should pay more attention to you no matter what your status is. I knew you before Kira brought you to Arbroath. I'll be there, so I'm just waiting for you there.

There's actually an extra option for you, Lynn, I didn't have any ill will towards you from the beginning.

Voldemort is not dead at all, this is something I have always known, he is too dangerous, even more than the former Gellert, after all Gellert is sensible, and Voldemort has become a lunatic in the back.

Therefore, the magic world will be very dangerous in the future. In order to defeat him, I can't even guarantee that I can live in the end, and I have no ability to guarantee your safety.

You have experienced the life of a Muggle, and you have also experienced the life of a wizard. I have guided you twice in the place of Arbroath, all in the hope that you can give up and find your magic power. You still have a rich legacy in the Muggle world. Although you can't use magic, you are far away from danger. You can live a stable life in the future, and the blood of my old friend can be passed down safely.

Of course, I just put two paths in front of you for you to choose. The failures in the past told me never to choose his path for my students, because that is likely to push him into the abyss.

But what you said before going to church made me change my mind, even without magic, I could hear Lynn, everything you said was true.

You may encounter dangers by staying in the magic world, but magic is undoubtedly more important to you than those dangers.

As for why I asked Rozier to tell that lie later..."

Dumbledore looked at Lynn solemnly.

"I don't know which way is right, but I'm sure that the concepts that the saints believe in must be wrong. There are indeed inevitable contradictions between Muggles and wizards, but if you want to rely on force and conquest, Solving these contradictions is undoubtedly the most wrong way.

So, now that you've decided that you want to stay in the wizarding world, I don't want you to be led astray by the saints until you have your own independent conscious judgment. I knew at that time that I couldn't hide my life experience from you. The reason why Rozier told you was to prevent you from contacting them prematurely and to let them give you some wrong guidance. "

Just like Dumbledore couldn't see through Lynn's lies, Lynn couldn't tell whether he was telling the truth or not.

But these are not important. What the two want to "frankly announce" is not necessarily a result, but an attitude, an attitude of our own people who will be each other in the future.

Lynn drank the hot black tea in the cup, and then he took out a stack of parchment from the pocket of his robe.

"I think your concern is the superfluous professor." He put the parchment on the table and pushed it in front of Dumbledore.

"It may be difficult for others to change my thinking, because it just so happens that I am also very interested in changing other people's thinking. These are the educational developments in Muggle history that I have studied and combined with the educational models of various countries. Some ideas for future reforms at Hogwarts, you can see if they are feasible."

Dumbledore was visibly surprised.

He thought that Lynn came here this time to specifically question him about his previous affairs in Arbroath, but he did not expect to give him a draft of Hogwarts reform at the end.

Dumbledore first looked at the first parchment with a smile on his face, and soon his face showed an expression of interest, and as he continued to turn the parchment back, his face became solemn, Turning to the end he looked at Lynn with a strange look.

"I have to change my opinion of you again, Lynn, these thoughts of yours are really... unusual."

Dumbledore really couldn't find any suitable adjectives, and finally said this.

"Ideological education for underage wizards." He dug out one of the parchments.

"Can you focus on this with me?"

"Ideological education means simply teaching," Lynn explained to him, "that we have to tell students what is right and what is wrong in the wizarding world.

For example, in school if one student scolded another student with the dirty word mudblood, he would be severely punished. But no one at Hogwarts would explain to him why it was wrong to scold him like that, they probably said it because their parents taught them this way, but it's not right, and another educator is needed to educate him Why is this wrong, instead of simply telling him you are wrong and accepting punishment. In the end, not only will he not feel that he is wrong and will correct it, but he will even more intensify his belief in the wrong concepts taught by his parents, because no one tells him what is right.

And the role of ideological education is like this, it helps the little wizards to establish a correct concept. "