The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

With a lazy yawn, Jon Hart got up from the bed in the cubicle of the principal's office.

Slowly, he got up first, and then opened a black cabinet with bright silver light next to it. There was a shallow stone basin in the cabinet, with strange carvings on the mouth of the basin, as well as seemingly mysterious letters and symbols.

The silver light is emitted by the things in the basin. It is like liquid and gas; it is bright silvery, but it is constantly flowing, spreading out and rotating softly like clouds.

Jon grabbed the elder wand that lay beside the stone basin, and touched it lightly to his temple. All silver-white flocs slowly drilled out from his sun eyes, which looked exactly the same as those in the stone basin.

After skillfully guiding these silver-white flocs into the stone basin, he casually put the elderberry wand beside the stone basin, stretched himself, and sat down on the principal's desk.

Undoubtedly, he also saw the "Daily Prophet" on the table.

"Fox!" he called out, "Did you pay this time?"

Just one day ago, Jon Hart received a letter of complaint from the editorial department of the "Daily Prophet". The editorial department claimed that they had sent newspapers to the Hogwarts principal's office for three consecutive days but failed After receiving the postage and newspaper fees, the owl is frightened every time. The editorial board also threatened to stop the supply of newspapers to the Headmaster's office at Hogwarts if this behavior occurred again.

Jon was a little confused about this at first, but only after being reminded by the headmaster on several portraits did he realize that it was actually the phoenix who had just been revived for a few days.

In desperation, he could only coerce and lure him for a while, but he didn't know how effective it would be.

From the golden perch, there was an ugly cry, and it seemed that Fox hadn't fully woken up yet.

"She paid just now." An old headmaster with silver hair on the portrait whispered, "Although this time...that poor owl might be scared worse..."

"Just pay the money!" Jon nodded, but he didn't hear the old headmaster's last whisper.

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Picking up the "Daily Prophet", Jon began to flip through it quickly from front to back.

Glancing at the front page article "The Mysterious Man Is Gone", Jon's gaze paused for half a second on Rufus Scrimgeour's portrait of a lion, and then continued to read...

...the title of the second edition, "Thousands of Wizards Take to the Streets to Celebrate, Toast the Defeat of You-Know-Who"...

…Third edition, "The Magical Congress of America Protests Strongly, Thinking that British Wizards' Recent Celebrations May Seriously Violate the International Wizarding Secrecy Act"...

...Fourth Edition, "Owls Fly Around in Broad Daylight, Meteor Showers Are Common in England, Celebrations Need Moderation"...

Jon flipped through the pages, faster and faster.

It wasn't until he turned to the tenth page and saw the article "In Memory of Albus Dumbledore" by Mr. Effias Dogo, an old member of the Order of the Phoenix, that he stopped his movements and patiently wrote the article Read the article completely.

"The Ministry of Magic is still the familiar Ministry of Magic." Jon muttered softly, and said with a somewhat mocking tone: "The "Daily Prophet" is also the familiar "Daily Prophet!"

I continued to flip through it quickly, until I turned to the entertainment page, and saw Rita Skeeter's "A Joke or a Career——The Boy Who Lived, and the Headmaster of Hogwarts".

Jon suddenly became interested. He straightened his waist and began to read carefully:

"Our newspaper's special correspondent Rita Skeeter reported that with the 'escape' of the mysterious man, the headmaster of Hogwarts, the venerable Mr. Albus Dumbledore, also passed away unfortunately... We are deeply moved While life is impermanent, but just a few days ago at Mr. Dumbledore's funeral, a strange thing happened in a room in Hogwarts.

Due to Dumbledore's death, the position of headmaster of Hogwarts has also been temporarily vacant; according to past practice, an experienced wizard will take over the position. It could be Ms Minerva McGonagall, who has been Deputy Headmaster for decades, or it could be the respected Mr Filius Flitwick. But then the reality, played a joke on us, or in most people's eyes, a little prank.

Maybe you remember Jon Hart, a boy with a bit of talent, plain but ambitious. More than two years ago, in the Triwizard Tournament held at Hogwarts, he was also one of the participants at Hogwarts... At that time, he had given full play to his talents, cheated the Goblet of Fire, and satisfied his Ambition to get ahead.

At the same time, at the end of the Triwizard Tournament, this ambitious young man pretended to be dead again; when the "Mysterious Man" was about to fall, he returned to the world as the "Boy Who Lived" Hogwarts...

Of course, the above behavior is no problem. Jon Hart certainly had his ambitions, but he didn't do anyone any harm. But it would be a big mistake to say that, at the same time, he used his little talent to deceive the late Albus Dumbledore into seeking the position of Headmaster of Hogwarts...

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... We have reason to believe that a person like Jon Hart, who was able to become the "new headmaster" of Hogwarts, used many illegal methods.

We are also looking forward to the Ministry of Magic conducting a rigorous investigation into the accident that occurred at Hogwarts. "

Jon only looked at the beginning and the end, the pile of densely packed small characters in the middle, he jumped and watched——

However, he has not been allowed as a "client" to express any thoughts on this. The male and female principals behind him have already exploded one by one.

"Slander! Total slander!"

"This stupid newspaper, this vicious woman!"

"She has no respect for Hogwarts at all!"

...

"Calm down! Everyone calm down!" Jon could only comfort these seniors one by one patiently: "It's just a little bug that can't cause any trouble, everyone doesn't need to take it to heart..."

After the old headmasters calmed down, Jon continued to ask, "Any plans for today?"

"At nine o'clock this morning, you need to go to Azkaban, Jon..." Principal Chris Evra replied: "There will be a trial of Death Eaters there."

"Okay." Jon nodded.

At nine o'clock in the morning, there is still an hour and a half before now, and there is still time for myself to have breakfast.

Throwing the "Daily Prophet" into the fireplace casually, Jon picked up a statue in the shape of a house elf from the table on the other side, and tapped it lightly.

On the desk in front of him, a whole set of clean silver tableware immediately appeared.

Of course, there are all kinds of meals covering the whole table:

Lamb chops, sausages, steaks, baked potatoes, French chips, Yorkshire pudding... There are also a variety of desserts such as apple pie, enamelled pie, chocolate sponge cake, deep-fried jam doughnuts, marmalade pudding and so on.

He picked up a paper towel and wiped his hands gently, while taking a sip of pumpkin juice.

Jon straightened up, picked up his knife and fork at the same time—

The life of the headmaster of Hogwarts is so simple and unpretentious.