bdsm-fiction Chapter 150 New Ideas
Chapter 150 New Ideas
Chapter 150 New Ideas
Dumbledore glanced at the elderly student with surprise.
He grasped the psychology of this student.
Clearly, Julia felt like a country bumpkin visiting a grand mansion, realizing she needed to learn new things to avoid becoming too out of touch with society.
But in reality, Hogwarts doesn't teach these things, and those strange and unusual things were all things I'd never seen before.
If it weren't for Ryan's efforts to integrate magic and technology, the British magical world wouldn't have communicators or games built on them.
Speaking of games, lately, there has been an increasing number of complaints being sent to the principal's office.
The way George and Fred operate their business seems to be a bit off, leading to widespread complaints from players.
Dumbledore pondered, deciding to talk to the two of them when he had time, to see if he could persuade them to turn over a new leaf, lest their continued operations attract the attention of a powerful, indignant wizard.
After all, the combination of communicators and games is a novel concept, and many wizards are quite interested in it.
Unfortunately, all these interested wizards were wizards with a strong thirst for magic and knowledge, which led to these elderly wizards having a high level of magical skill and social status.
Julia, seeing that Dumbledore didn't answer her question, assumed that Dumbledore didn't want to accept her as a student. So, her eyes darted around, and she asked again, "Mr. Dumbledore, I know that my age is indeed not suitable for enrollment—," she continued, "would it be possible for me to obtain a position at Hogwarts? Not a professor, as my abilities are limited, but a teaching assistant or some other non-teaching position would be fine."
Like all magic schools, Hogwarts has many other staff members in addition to professors.
The most famous of these employees at Hogwarts are Rupert Hagrid, the castle caretaker, and Filch, the castle caretaker.
She had already noticed Nava's surprise and longing for magic, and cautiously observed Dumbledore's expression: "And then there's Sister Nava," she said, "as far as I know, Hogwarts has a Muggle Studies class. There should be a difference between understanding Muggles from a wizard's perspective and understanding Muggles from a Muggle's perspective—"
Nava nodded. "Dear Mr. Dumbledore, I am truly curious whether I can become a witch. I wonder if you would be willing to give me this opportunity, and what I should offer in exchange for it?"
As a sane heiress from a wealthy family, her upbringing never relied on the kindness of others; instead, she aimed to achieve her goals through business maneuvering, bartering, and other means.
This time, she spoke without any confidence, because it was something she longed for, but she had nothing to offer that would appeal to the wizard.
This only forces the opponent to lay out their conditions and see if they can afford the conditions offered by the wizards.
Dumbledore was at a loss: "Miss Julia, at least for now, Hogwarts has no plans to expand its teaching staff."
As you said, as a student, you have already graduated.
"And this Miss Nava Morgan. Becoming a wizard is something that can be done by birth. If someone is born with magic, then he can become a wizard, and those with wizarding talent should receive an invitation to magic school during their early years as a young wizard—."
Although Nava had a premonition, she still couldn't help but feel disappointed when she actually heard those words.
The dazzling mystery of magic is right before my eyes. I've already seen it, yet I can never open that door—
How torturous!
To send someone who has glimpsed the light back into darkness is not to bring them back to a peaceful life as before, but to have the world under the light constantly appearing in their mind, turning them into a moth searching for the flame, endlessly, until death.
As the two rejected ladies wallowed in self-pity, Ryan stroked the metal skeleton of the giant bat, lost in thought. "Headmaster—perhaps we could invite the two ladies to stay in Hogsmeade Village for a while."
As soon as he finished speaking, Dumbledore realized that Lane was up to some wicked scheme again, and it was related to the metal frame, probably to this magical medium.
"I'm old, but you're a young man. You should make more friends." Dumbledore immediately said that he had backaches, leg cramps, was old, had poor eyesight, and was weak and listless. He told Dumbledore to handle things himself.
"What you're saying is quite something," Mr. Gale thought to himself, then extended an invitation to Julia and Nava: "Ladies, I wonder if I have the honor of inviting you to stay in Hogsmeade for a while, as a relaxing trip."
"Hogsmeade Village?"
Like a tour guide, Ryan began reciting the script: "Hogsmeade Village is a village near Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It's the only 100% wizarding village in England, and also one of the largest wizarding communities. You can find a wide range of wizarding products and shops there. Our school's third-year and above students can go there during their breaks."
Unfortunately, he didn't have much talent for being a tour guide, and simply memorizing scripts wasn't enough to attract real tourists.
Fortunately, the two tourists he has recruited both have the desire to visit Hogwarts, which is a case of one willing to give and the other willing to receive, allowing his clumsy tour guide style to work.
"Of course. Is Mr. Ryan the acting professor at Hogwarts?" Julia asked.
"Due to a minor mishap involving Professor Quirrell, I will now be teaching the Defense Against the Dark Arts class."
"Defense Against the Dark Arts class—I hope to have the opportunity to learn magic from you." Julia repeated. Iphamoni also had this class, and in her student life, Defense Against the Dark Arts was a very important main subject, usually taught by powerful and experienced wizards.
With the greatest white wizard of the century at its helm, Hogwarts is arguably the most powerful of the eleven magic schools, and its faculty surpasses that of the other schools.
Being able to teach a major subject at such a school at the age of a teenager means that Dumbledore and the other headmasters recognized Lane Wells's magical talent as a wizard!
Considering the absurd way Ryan used magic today, especially his effortless control of two groups of Aurors and the way he subtly expanded the room's size, it's clear that...
The subsequent scene of battling a giant bat a hundred meters tall in the air, amidst constant flashes and firelight, outlines the image of a powerful wizard, unparalleled in strength, composure, and the effortless grace of a genius.
Julia compared her own friends and family to the situation and concluded that her minister father was no match for this teenage wizard.
"It's not really asking for advice, let's learn together," Ryan said.
Initially somewhat disheartened by the setback, Nava, who planned to follow the wizards and do everything possible to find the path to becoming a wizard, was surprised by this sudden turn of events. Her face lit up with excitement: "Thank you for your invitation, Mr. Wells. I am deeply honored and would very much like to live among the wizards for a while."