I Just Become The Richest Man: Received an Admission Letter from Hogwarts

Both Sean and Professor Snape followed Dumbledore like children who had erred. Sean was mortified when he was discovered using black magic.

Snape, on the other hand, was full of thoughts about how Sean had learned how to be invincible, and how the headmaster would punish him.

In the magic world, in fact, many successful wizards will have their own signature spells.

For example, potions have exclusive recipes, and ordinary wizards have exclusive spells.

Teaching these things to others means that the relationship between this person and the wizard himself is not ordinary.

And like Sean, the magic spell of getting a professor, basically, in the eyes of others, the relationship between master and apprentice has been established.

But only Snape knew that he didn't teach Sean at all!

But no one believed what he said, and Snape couldn't say it at this time.

After entering the principal's office, Dumbledore sat in a chair and breathed a long sigh of relief.

"Dumbledore, I really didn't teach him, I don't know..."

Snape immediately began to explain.

Dumbledore pressed his hands together:

"Relax Severus, I didn't come to you because of this, I just wanted to tell you that maybe you should pay more attention to our new professor of dark arts."

"Because no one has a reason to cause unrest in the school, does it?"

Snape was silent for a long time, then nodded:

"I will."

"Then go back and let me and little Sean chat alone."

Snape took a deep look at Sean, then turned and walked out.

Dumbledore sat Sean down before saying:

"I don't know how you did it, little Sean. I heard a long time ago that you were training with Slytherin students and even threatened to change them."

"I have to admit, Sean, you've done a great job, you're better than most of the professors in this school."

"You can get a group of students at the bottom of the grade to get an A+, which is something no one else can do."

"You gave the two academies that were already on the verge of water and fire a chance for cooperation. Seriously, if it wasn't for the law, I would have wanted you to be a professor."

"The growth spell released by Charlie, whether it is proficiency or the opportunity to release it, is comparable to a professor. Unless it is honed between life and death, no one can make a person reborn so quickly."

"I don't care how you did it, and I don't want to know what a great spell that is, I just want to ask a question, can you bring other people with you?"

Hearing Dumbledore's question, Sean immediately shook his head:

"Sorry sir, taking a Slytherin is my limit, but if you want, I will find a way to get other students to improve too."

It's not false that the training room is infinitely large, and it is not false that it can accommodate an infinite number of people, but why?

It's impossible for Sean to set out a precious avatar to serve as a login device for the children in the academy!

He helped Slytherin also because those children were from prominent families, which would help Sean's future.

But that's limited to the current seventh grade, and Sean isn't going to let them into the training room for the first-year students coming next year.

Sean will not do anything without interest, at least not deliberately.

Dumbledore gave Sean a deep look, then waved his hand, and a cup of tea appeared in front of Sean:

'Appreciate further details. ’

Sean didn't hide it, and said bluntly:

"Actually, it's very easy to make other students improve, just arouse their fighting spirit."

"The easiest is Gryffindor. You arrange an opportunity for the Slytherin students to provoke them. I guarantee that they will be more excited than playing chicken blood."

"In this way, the two colleges can easily form an atmosphere of healthy competition."

"The second is the Hufflepuffs, those little guys are lazy pacifists who are forced to learn just by making them do the things they don't want to do the most."

"Ravenclaw, I think they have a good learning atmosphere without our intervention."

"In other respects, the academy has been perfect, and I don't need to say anything more."

Dumbledore was silent for a long time, as if digesting Sean's words, and asked after a while:

"Where did you hear all this? With all due respect, you always have some fantastic theories."

Sean chuckled lightly:

"Most of them are from a distant and mysterious country, the Dragon Kingdom. Of course, there are many theories about education in the Muggle world."

"Dragon Kingdom... I've wanted to go a long time ago, but it's a pity that it can't be separated from me."

Dumbledore looked a little old.

"You will have a chance, sir."

Sean looked at Phoenix Fox, who was resting on the shelf next to him, and said absently.

"Phoenixes are always surprising creatures. Their feathers can make magic wands, their tears can heal diseases, and they can transform themselves powerfully."

"Like you, Sean, always surprises people in unexpected places."

"By the way, Sean, do you know the righteous master?"

Sean frowned slightly at Dumbledore's question.

"I know, sir."

"What do you think about making Charlie and the others righteous?"

Sean didn't know what the old fox was thinking, and immediately asked back:

"Professor Dumbledore, if you talk about talents, you have a lot of talents under your command. If you want to make arrangements, why not use your own people."

"I don't want to send my people to be pawns for you." Sean added inwardly.

Dumbledore sighed:

"My people are too bright children, they are all from Gryffindor, you should know the temper of those little guys."