A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

Felix was relieved to find that Harry, Ron, and Hermione took a serious attitude.

Speaking of this, an idea suddenly popped into his mind, not very clear, but it definitely involved the broken Pensieve that he studied all night last night but didn't have any ideas for repairing it.

Pensieves, memory magic, arenas like thinking huts... what would it be to combine them?

This picture flashed before Felix:

In the ancient rune class, the little wizards lined up and jumped into the Pensieve one by one, and the constructed 'Felix' taught the class step by step. Happy reading and drinking tea outside...

or--

He can design an intricate labyrinth terrain, a forbidden forest, a swamp... The location doesn't matter, in short, he can let the little wizards team up in twos and threes to practice duels unscrupulously in real scenes.

The three of them saw that Professor Haipu was in a state of thinking, and suddenly muttered after a while: "We must prevent the little wizard from molesting the teacher, they are too bearish, they can definitely do it..."

Hermione blinked, what did the professor just say?

Felix decided to ask Nick Lemay after he went back. Apart from him, he could not think of anyone among the existing alchemists who might have cracked the secret of the Pensieve.

It's better to borrow Headmaster Dumbledore's Pensieve temporarily, um... he can swear, he has absolutely no intention of prying into Dumbledore's memory.

'If my idea can be realized, it may become a magic item with more potential than a magic phone, and it will profoundly change the entire wizarding world. ' This thought flashed through his mind, and then quickly took root and grew like crazy.

Felix left in a hurry. Before leaving, he asked Hermione to pay attention to the progress of the Christmas detention list. The little witch nodded responsibly, she was very used to helping the professor with some trivial matters.

When he left, Harry mumbled, "Thank you—staying with me for you." Both Ron and Hermione signed the option to stay at school.

Ron said he didn't want to see Percy's face, "He's got three internship recommendations, I can imagine what a Christmas dinner at home would be like - Percy brags with his big badge on, and Dad hands him a glass of brandy. Wine, my mother will kiss his face swollen, maybe I can still see Penello..."

Hermione also thinks that she has a lot of tasks to complete, "I only saw the third book of "The Magic of Chawick", and there is always not enough time."

But Harry's heart was still warm, because he knew these were excuses. "Let's go and practice dueling," he said. Ron's expression turned sour at once, and Harry and Hermione laughed and dragged him out of the common room.

"Can I add an extra layer of cushion? I mean, maybe more than one..."

...

Nick Lemay seemed to be worrying about other things. He told Felix through the mouth of the "young Nick Lemay" in the photo that he would ask Dumbledore to bring some past research materials.

Felix had wanted to offer to visit Nick over the Christmas break, but since Nick was busy with other things, he had to dismiss the idea. But Christmas gifts are still to be sent, and Felix has completed a looking glass that is magical enough to allow Dumbledore to take it with him.

He believes Nick Lemay would be 'overjoyed' with the Christmas present.

In addition to Nick Lemay, he has a long list of people who need to send Christmas gifts, including Hogwarts professors and students, as well as some wizard pen pals he knows, and of course, the fanatical Book fans.

Since Felix's tongue-in-cheek battle with witches in the Daily Prophet, his identity as a Hogwarts professor has been known to the public, so it is logical that book fans send letters here.

When people grow up, there are all kinds of weird letters, many of which are bold and hot, Felix couldn't help scratching his head, but I have never done a signing, and I have never shown my face. What if I'm a sloppy uncle? He put himself into Andis's appearance, and he felt a chill in his heart.

What surprised him was that there were many little wizards who didn't go to school in these fan letters. They were all loyal readers of "Little Wizard Mick's Adventures". The letters were sent directly to L.C.A. Dobby the elf brought it to him.

There was a fever in his copper nut, and then several house-elves with huge packages appeared in the office. Except for Dobby, the other elves were dressed in tatters.

Opening the package, which contained various letters and gifts, it took him a long time to process the reply.

As for the five house-elves that Dobby brought over, Felix also carefully checked them one by one, and after confirming that they were the real unowned elves, he gave the green light with confidence and encouraged Dobby to bring them with him. They left.

Their status would be similar to the elf in the Hogwarts kitchen, maybe higher, at least they would have vacations and pay, of course - not much.

Felix had also considered arranging for Hogwarts seventh-year students to intern at L.C.A Press, but he finally dismissed the idea because drawing magic was not something that could be mastered in a short period of time.

Hogwarts students know nothing about this branch of magic, and short-term internships are useless, but he can match Professor McGonagall with Andis, let the two cooperate, and train a group of talents who master the magic of painting.

All fifth-year students at Hogwarts are required to attend a brief meeting during the summer term to discuss future employment with their House Dean.

During this period, brochures and leaflets for various magical professions will also appear, and some large enterprises - such as the Little Red Book Company, the Daily Prophet, Gringotts Wizarding Bank, the Ministry of Magic every few years They will send people over to promote it.

Felix also saw Gringotts goblins when he was in school. This is actually a relatively rare thing. Under normal circumstances, this kind of thing is done by Gringotts wizard staff. Because the goblins are not satisfied with the treatment they receive, they are strongly wary and dissatisfied with the wizarding community.

Leaving aside the rebellions and riots initiated by goblins in history, at every meeting of the International Confederation of Wizards, they will ask wizards to let go of their monopoly on wands, even though goblins hide their magic and magic without exception. The secret to crafting enchanted weapons.

Felix guessed that their appearance on campus that time may have something to do with the war just ended, because at that time someone had proposed to take back the goblin's right to operate Gringotts, and only regarded them as workers who minted money.

The then Minister of Magic, Millison Bagno, was a tough-minded man. When she took over as Minister, at the height of the wizarding war, she gave the Aurors orders to cast the Unforgivable Curse on the Death Eaters.

As a Jagged Minister, it's hard to say whether she would agree with this proposal, so the goblins had to make some statements after weighing it over and over again, including permanent neutrality and not taking the initiative to start a riot. They came to Hogwarts just for show. one.

...

In the next few days, as the Christmas holidays approached, it was obvious that the little wizards were not focused on their studies. Many of them were already planning to make full use of the last trip to Hogsmeade before the holiday. Great holiday shopping.

Felix was also at ease. In the last treatment, the Longbottom and his wife all fell into a deep sleep. Their brains are undergoing an important self-repair and transformation. It may be a day or a month. will wake up from a slumber.

But until the day before the holiday, when the little wizards got on the train home, Felix did not receive the good news from St. Mungo's. He felt a little regretful, but he solemnly wrote a note and brought it to Longbottom. old lady-

"The plan can begin."