The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

"Jon, it's been found!" After only five minutes, Phineas Black quickly returned to his portrait in the principal's office: "Andrew Kirk's father, named Jack Kirk..."

"Mr Jack Kirk is a current employee of the Ministry of Magic, the Department of Magical Sports and Sports, the Patent Office for Comic Goods... There is no evidence whatsoever that he had any close relationship with any senior staff of the Wizarding Examinations Authority, as Greg Ms. Silda-Marchban has no connection at all." Phineas said solemnly.

"Okay, thanks for your hard work, Phineas." Jon nodded.

"Does any punishment need to be imposed?" Phineas Black looked a little eager to fight: "For this kind of students who make mistakes."

"It's just a small matter, and there is no need for a big punishment." Jon replied calmly: "Go and contact Mr. Argus Filch and ask him to educate Andrew Kirk on ideological criticism. And put an end to the spread of such rumors in the school."

"Okay, I understand!" Phineas Black led the order again and disappeared from the portrait.

At the same time, Armando Dippet returned to his portrait in the principal's office.

"Jon, I've already contacted Minerva...she's coming this way now, she seems very angry."

As soon as Principal Armando Dippet finished speaking, there was a loud noise outside the door.

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"Principal Hart! Principal Jon Hart!" Only a loud voice could be heard outside the principal's office.

Professor Minerva McGonagall, Hogwarts' vice-principal and Transfiguration teacher, moved quickly. She yelled and rushed into the principal's office.

The expression on her face was very serious, and there was obviously some doubt and anger in her expression.

After breaking into the principal's office, she looked directly at the young man sitting on the principal's chair, and said at the same time:

"...Hogwarts is in chaos right now, and you need to solve many things...Many parents of students expressed their incomprehension and disapproval of a young wizard like you as the headmaster...We even received several A roaring letter, but it was intercepted by that stone statue in your principal's office..."

Professor McGonagall spoke quickly, and his voice was chattering.

"Professor McGonagall!" Jon raised his head and glanced at the other party, with a puzzled expression on his face: "What's wrong with you?"

"...and right now, we're missing two teachers, teachers in two very important subjects: Potions and Defense Against the Dark Arts... If we can't find two qualified new teachers before the end of the Easter holidays, it will be a huge problem for the school It would be a devastating blow to the reputation of the school and a big blow to the education of the students."

Professor McGonagall continued: "For those students who are about to take the O.W.Ls ordinary wizard level exam and the N.E.W.T advanced wizard level exam, it is a very unfair thing... In addition, Slytherin also lacks some A dean with sufficient influence, Professor Settima Victor is obviously not qualified for this position for a long time..."

Jon quickly realized the reason for the vice-principal's dissatisfaction: "Okay, I know everything, Professor McGonagall... Now, please keep calm..."

However, Professor McGonagall didn't seem to hear Jon's words, and continued to say: "... I know too well whether you are aware of the importance of these things, and I don't know what more important things you need to be busy with, But I think you need to at least take it seriously and try to fix it as soon as possible..."

"Please calm down, Minerva-McGonagall!" Jon almost shouted.

"Okay... I'm sorry, I lost my composure!" Hearing the other party call her name so directly for the first time, Professor McGonagall suddenly realized her gaffe. She took a deep breath, her expression returned to calm, and at the same time said softly : "So what do you think about it, Headmaster?"

"There is no doubt that I understand the doubts of those students' parents." Jon said calmly: "These doubts are reasonable, and any language explanation is pale and futile...so I don't Care how many yelling letters have been mailed to the principal's office..."

Jon's words seemed to be approved by Professor Minerva-McGonagall, she just nodded slightly without expressing any opinion on it.

"The only thing that can prove all this is time. So, I think whether it is you, other professors, or parents of students, all you need to do is wait."

"As for the vacant teacher positions for Potions and Defense Against the Dark Arts, please rest assured that I have already been thinking of a way." Jon continued:

"First of all, the position of the Potions teacher... If all goes well, I believe that Professor Horace Slughorn will return to Hogwarts before the end of the Easter holiday..."

"Professor Slughorn?" Professor McGonagall frowned. "Isn't he accused of being a Death Eater? He was even imprisoned in Azkaban..."

"That's just the Ministry of Magic's accusation." Jon smiled, and replied unhurriedly: "The evidence left by Professor Albus Dumbledore and a witness are enough to prove that he was in Voldemort's downfall." Before, he took refuge with us... Therefore, Professor Horace Slughorn is innocent and innocent, and he will be back from Azkaban soon..."

"...so, I assure you that the temporary vacancy of Potions teacher will not concern you; and I trust that Professor Slughorn will be happy to remain Head of Slytherin."

"Oh, thank God, this is really good news!" Professor McGonagall breathed a sigh of relief, "And what about the Defense Against the Dark Arts teachers... Will Professor Snape return to Hogwarts soon?"

"I'm sorry, but I don't think Professor Snape will be able to return to Hogwarts in a short time!" Jon shrugged: "But don't worry, I already have a suitable candidate, and I'm asking her An invitation was initiated."

"May I take the liberty to ask, who is this new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor?" Professor McGonagall asked curiously.

Jon looked down at his watch, it was already a quarter past twelve.

"I think you'll find out soon... because this new professor and I made an appointment to meet here at one o'clock this afternoon!" Jon said with a smile:

"Of course, the premise is that if she is willing to accept my invitation!"