I'm the king of scrolls at Hogwarts

"My time is running out, and I need a successor. However, your appearance makes me feel that it is more appropriate to train you." When Dumbledore said this, he winked slyly: "I'm not very good either. I hope to see you become a dark wizard, so are you interested in taking over an old man's job in the future?"

"I said, Professor, does this have a royal feeling?" Louis missed two lines of poetry at that time, but he held back.

"In time, your achievements in magic will be higher than mine, and so will your political skills." Dumbledore gave Jerry another piece of honey candy, watched him eat it happily, and continued: "I am older. Well, the intrigues in Vanity Fair are not suitable for me. Compared to chasing power in the Wizengamot and the Ministry of Magic, I prefer to sit in the Hogwarts Castle and bask in the sun."

"Indeed, you are quite good." Louis did believe what he said. If Dumbledore was really obsessed with power, I'm afraid he wouldn't have locked Grindelwald in Nurmengard.

"But have you ever thought that I might also be a salted fish?" Louis looked at Dumbledore sideways with a very ungentlemanly expression.

Dumbledore was overjoyed and said with great joy: "If you were a fool, I'm afraid no one in this world would dare to claim to be a hard worker - I see you and Miss Worley getting into the Room of Requirement at night and coming out at dawn every day. .”

"You are indeed a voyeur." Louis said with a dark face: "This is not what a gentleman would do."

"Old, old." Dumbledore's face was neither red nor white: "There is a saying in your mother's country, you can do whatever your heart desires when you are seventy... I am already over a hundred years old."

"You seem to know my mother?" Louis caught the point.

"How could I not know her? She is the most outstanding graduate of Slytherin!" Phineas's voice sounded from behind at the right time.

Then he was tied to the stool again by Principal Dai Lisi and other principals.

"Your mother had a good relationship with Severus back then." Reminiscence flashed in Principal Dumbledore's eyes, and a hint of surprise quickly appeared: "To be honest, when I saw that you and Harry had a good relationship, I was really surprised. It feels a bit awkward, back then Harry's father James... was often hung up and humiliated by your mother."

"Honestly, her talent is the most outstanding I have ever seen. James and the four of them can't beat her together... You can say that like mother, like son."

Lewis nodded. He actually didn't know much about his old mother.

"Actually, I thought you would solve Quirrell - or Voldemort's matter by yourself." Dumbledore shook his beard: "It's really surprising that you can come to me for help."

Louis chuckled and said, "Then you may not know me very well. I am quite flexible. I always fight if I can win, and if I can't, I will give up."

Don't waste your time growing up.

"Very witty." Dumbledore chuckled, "But very unchivalrous."

"To hell with chivalry, I only know that if my life is gone, there is nothing." Louis shrugged.

"Hahahaha..." Dumbledore smiled happily. After laughing for a while, he looked at Louis with a bit of satisfaction: "You did a good job in the things I entrusted to you before... Gryffindor has already Action has begun, now it’s time to see when Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff will follow suit.”

"I guess it was after Professor Snape deducted points, Professor." Louis scratched his arm: "People are content with the status quo, and it is difficult to change concepts and thinking. Only when direct interests are infringed will they seek changes. "

"You are right, Louis... As for Professor Quirrell's matter, there is no rush to resolve it for the time being." Dumbledore said.

"Why..." Louis asked in confusion, aren't you already planning to use Quirrell to gain experience for Harry?

"I think no one knows better than you what a politician looks like." Dumbledore's expression showed no emotion or anger: "Unfortunately, our current Minister of Magic is a politician."

Dumbledore was right, and he did have the ability to recognize people. In the original book, Fudge completely adopted the traditional four-stage strategy of the British leader regarding the return of Voldemort.

Phase One: We declare that Voldemort has not returned.

The second stage: Maybe the Death Eaters are ready to attack, but we don't need to do anything.

Phase 3: We should probably do something about the Azkaban escape, but we can't do anything.

The fourth stage: Maybe something could have been done at the beginning, but unfortunately it is too late now.

"That's true. If you expect him to admit that Voldemort has returned, it's better to expect the Weasley twins to stop wandering at night." Louis shrugged, not realizing that he also liked to wander at night.

He made an accurate comment about Fudge: "He cares more about his official position than doing actual work. If there is a rumor that something is not right, he will run away."

Dumbledore laughed loudly when he heard Lewis's comment. After laughing for a while, he asked: "Isn't this a comment on your Muggle Prime Minister, Mr. Harker?"

Yes, the current Muggle Prime Minister is called Jim Harker. He defeated Mrs. Thatcher who was in full swing and stepped on the accelerator on the downhill road of leading Britain, and replaced her as the Prime Minister of Britain.

The ballast stone civil service system has been maintained, thanks to the instigation of the old Louis by the little Louis.

When he saw Americans mocking British accents in his previous life, he just thought it was amusement, and he enjoyed it very loudly. After he had a full sense of agency in this life, he wanted to curse every time he thought about that scene.

You stinky colonial bumpkin, are you going to London to beg for food? What does that kind of anger feel like, like monkey sticks and devils laughing at the Seris people's Chinese accent.

Stop talking, your fists are hard.

No matter what, we have to let Takajiang go with Big Brother, right?

"At least Mr. Harker is more noble than him." Lewis said with disdain on his face: "Mr. Harker wants to do something, but what about Fudge? What I can't understand the most is that he would be suspicious of you."

"The authorities are obsessed, but bystanders are clear." Dumbledore had an indifferent attitude: "I only hope that the children at Hogwarts can grow up happily. I don't care about other things."

"You can be open-minded." Louis thought that when Fudge and Lucius and the others come to get you in the future, we will see if you can still be so indifferent.

"I am over a hundred years old, Louis. I have long passed the age of fighting for those false things." Dumbledore chuckled, picked up Jerry who was crawling along his beard and handed it to Louis: "It's strange." As for Luo, don't you think he will have a lot of fun if he continues to stay at Hogwarts? I won't interfere with his teaching to you. This can also be regarded as a small test for you... Oh, it will start soon. It’s time for Charms class, and I think Filius will be unhappy if you’re late.”