I Have a Big Problem with My Hogwarts

It was the first time for Fudge to meet the real owner behind this powerful investment company with a terrifying background.

To be honest, Fudge's first impression of the Rungard young master was that he was a little too young.

"Minister Fudge, I have heard about your name for a long time, and I heard that the British Ministry of Magic prospered during your administration, much better than before."

Everyone likes to hear flattery, especially Lynn, who is still powerful. According to his status, he may step down as the Minister of Magic at any time, but the helm of a big family basically holds wealth and power until his death.

So in fact, Lynn's status is higher than that of Fudge, and the flattery words from his mouth are undoubtedly more enjoyable.

"You are too famous. It is the name and company of your family that amaze me."

After some routine business bragging, Lynn drank a few glasses of grape juice with Fudge (of course, Fudge must be drinking red wine), and then cut to the point.

"I heard that some people in the Ministry of Magic are very disturbed right now? Relying on their seniority in the wizarding world, they have been dictating Minister Fudge all day long, and they have no idea who is currently at the helm of the British wizarding world."

Fudge scowled.

"They're used to prestige, so of course they don't take me, a little man who has become a monk halfway, seriously." He smiled self-deprecatingly, "But I've gotten used to it after so many years."

Lynn seemed to be complaining for Fudge: "This is not a habitual thing, Minister Fudge, you are the Minister of Magic, the leader of the wizards of the entire UK, how can you endure others riding on your head and domineering?"

Fudge did not directly follow Lynn's words. He put down the wine glass in his hand and looked at Lynn fixedly: "Master Rungard, if I remember correctly, you and these families are also business partners, right? Why do you want to treat me like this?" Outsiders speak."

"There is no partner or not." Lynn gently lifted the bottomed goblet to the side, and Old John naturally tilted the red wine bottle containing grape juice and poured half of the glass for Lynn .

"John and I are outsiders in their eyes. Outsiders like us control the operation of the company, which makes them very uncomfortable. There have been many small moves recently, which have affected the operation of the joint company."

Lynn took a sip of grape juice, looked at Fudge and said with raised eyebrows.

"Speaking of which, Mr. Minister, I and my company are also very dissatisfied with these arrogant pure-blood families. They think that their blood is noble and look down on anyone else. This makes me very unhappy."

"Then what can we do? They are powerful and powerful, and many important positions in the ministry are controlled by them. Even I can't change personnel at will, and more than a dozen of their families are connected together, almost as one. Overall, no one can shake their influence in the wizarding world."

Fudge drank the red wine in the glass melancholy, as if he was hangover and relieved his sorrow.

"Dean Dumbledore of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry may not have such ability, not to mention he doesn't want to do it at all."

Lynn said with a smile.

"You overestimate Dumbledore and underestimate yourself Minister Fudge."

Fudge looked up at him suspiciously.

Lynn swung the wine glass.

"Principal Dumbledore is very strong and enjoys a high reputation in the magical world, but he is only the principal of a magic academy in the UK after all, and he has no right to interfere with the affairs of the Ministry of Magic. You have been worried that he will plot against your minister Location?"

Fudge's face became a little cloudy and uncertain, and it was obvious that Lynn had hit his heart.

"Mr. Minister, you have mistaken your opponent." Lynn didn't seem to care about Fudge's emotional changes, "In the magical world, the person who is least likely to be the Minister of Magic is Dumbledore , or have you ever seen a Hogwarts headmaster serve as Minister of Magic?"

Fudge thought about Lynn's words: "But Dumbledore is different, he."

Lynn interrupted him with a wave: "I know what you want to say, Dumbledore is different, he is far more prestigious in the wizarding world than other principals.

The British wizards all trusted him, and everyone expected him to be the leader of the British wizards.

But Mr. Minister, does it really happen that everyone likes one person?

When the whole world is saying good things about a person, those who have no impression of him will subconsciously feel disgusted, and then try their best to find black information about this person to prove that there is a reason for hating him.

Principal Dumbledore is now in a state where the whole of Britain is praising him. Everyone praises him, saying that he is the greatest wizard, and wants him to lead the British Ministry of Magic.

But if he really takes this position, his reputation will reach its peak.

No matter what he does after this, if he does well, then he should, because he is the greatest wizard in the first place.

But if he doesn't do well, or if there is a little flaw in something, then those people I mentioned before will use this point to criticize him infinitely, and some people who believed in him before will also start to waver.

They will think that Dumbledore is not a god, he will make mistakes, and what he does may not be all right.

Then these people who believed in him the most will give him a fatal blow, so that he can no longer return to the situation where everyone trusted him and believed in him. "

Lynn lay on the soft leather back of the chair, and he looked at the silent Fudge.

"Dumbledore is a smart man, and smart people don't let things go in a bad direction.

So maintaining the status quo is his best development direction. It is impossible for him to be the Minister of Magic in his life, and he will not pose a threat to you. "

Of course, these words were not deliberately made up by Lynn to appease Fudge, Lynn was actually right.

Dumbledore's current situation is like this. His reputation is too good in the wizarding world. This is both a good thing and a burden. It will make many caring people infinitely magnify some of his shortcomings, just want to catch his feet and turn him from the last The great wizard dragged on in this position.

If Dumbledore had a different personality, more powerful, and more ignoring the rules, these would actually not be a problem.

But then again, if his character wasn't like this, he wouldn't have such a great reputation in the wizarding world.

After thinking about Lynn's words for a long time, Fudge raised his head again and looked at Lynn.

"What do you mean I underestimate myself?"

Lynn tapped on the thick top of the long table.

"You are the orthodox Minister of Magic, elected by a formal process, the leader of the Ministry of Magic recognized by all wizards, Mr. Fudge, do you really see the power brought by your position?"