Holy Light Professor at Hogwarts

Minister for Magic, Cornelius Fudge.

Kirk had heard a little bit about it. After all, he was a frequent reader of the "Daily Prophet". From the newspaper, he was indeed a wealthy wizard. It was said that he came from a wizard family and could become the Minister of Magic. Dumbledore also appeared. A lot of effort.

Dumbledore flatly denied the idea that the minister was a puppet he supported, but people in the British wizarding world were saying that when the minister encountered problems that could not be solved, he would write to Dumbledore for advice.

However, judging from the current situation, this minister is indeed not under Dumbledore's control.

Whether it was out of control or whether there was no such thing as control, only Dumbledore knew.

"Your thoughts?"

Kirk asked, in the final analysis, the principal of Hogwarts has the most say on whether to expand enrollment in the school hospital. If the principal firmly disagrees with the expansion, both the Ministry of Magic and the Board of Directors will need to reconsider.

Dumbledore turned his head and raised his glass to the little wizard on the school dean's desk: "Isn't that what I thought?"

The idea of ​​adding a long table to the school hospital was given by Dumbledore, and his attitude had actually been clear for a long time.

On the long table in the school hospital, three little wizards were chatting with several classmates who had "floated over" from Gryffindor. Everyone wanted to know only the details of that night.

Harry picked out some things he could talk about and told everyone, while Ron added fuel to the fire. When what he said was particularly outrageous, Hermione would kick him under the table.

They were flattered by Dumbledore's toast to them, and Ron even spilled juice on his robes in his hasty toast.

"Harry's Holy Light spell has an amazing effect on demons." Dumbledore continued to tell Kirk: "If this disaster becomes a protracted war, I hope the world will have the strength to fight it."

After speaking, he looked at Kirk.

He is enough to influence the final decision on whether to expand enrollment, but whether the Holy Light can sow seeds in this world, Kirk is the decisive figure.

Whether he is willing to become a preacher is actually not a problem for Kirk. This can be seen from the fact that he puts the Book of Holy Light on the bookshelf and waits for his three students to fall into his trap.

But if the purpose of preaching was to send students to the battlefield, Kirk couldn't help but hesitate.

If possible, I would rather fight that devil to the death, even if we both die together, it would be a worthy death.

But reality is far from that simple. Demons who are known for their cunning will never invade head-on without an absolute advantage in strength.

Cultivating minions secretly and eroding the world step by step is what they do.

Once the timeline is stretched, I will definitely have no time to spare to block all troubles.

If we can really bring out a Holy Light Legion in this world, it will be quite a sense of accomplishment. Expanding the enrollment of the school hospital will also be a matter of killing two birds with one stone.

"I don't have any objections." Kirk agreed: "You and I have no problem here. The Ministry of Magic must first intervene in Hogwarts and support the expansion of the school hospital, so what else do you have to worry about?"

Dumbledore put down the wine glass: "If the campus hospital can truly compete with the original four colleges after the expansion of enrollment, neither the Ministry of Magic nor the board of directors will allow a foreign wizard to be the dean."

It turns out that's what happened. It's true that Hogwarts is the Hogwarts of the British wizarding world. It's really not appropriate for a foreign wizard to educate the next generation.

But since Dumbledore had asked Kirk for his opinion and had rearranged the auditorium with great fanfare, he thought there should be a solution.

So Kirk didn't say anything, waiting for Dumbledore's next words.

"In the past two days, I have negotiated with the school board of directors. The school directors have agreed that you will continue to serve as the director of the school hospital, but accordingly, they will no longer bear the cost of expanding enrollment."

Money is the least of the problems. Kirk can't pay a penny anyway, so let's leave it to Dumbledore to worry about.

"The problem with the Ministry of Magic is actually not that big. I know Connelly. He doesn't dare to directly let the Ministry of Magic interfere with Hogwarts."

Dumbledore paused and continued:

"St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries is a good springboard. If in the name of cultivating healing wizards for the wizarding world, it is completely reasonable for St. Mungo's Hospital to send wizards to Hogwarts."

Kirk understood immediately: "St. Mungo's Hospital is under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Magic, so sending those wizards here gives you a lot of room for maneuver."

Dumbledore nodded: "I said that the director of St. Mungo's Hospital, Mr. Hughes Corey, is a very pure wizard. He probably does not have these political manipulations. As long as he can be persuaded, magic The ministry has no excuses."

"Convince him? Physically?" Kirk made a little joke.

Dumbledore smiled appropriately, and then said: "People from the Ministry of Magic will arrive at Hogwarts tomorrow afternoon after the students leave school. Also tomorrow, Mr. and Mrs. Longbottom will be transferred to the ward of the school hospital. How about It’s up to you to convince Hughes.”

How to conquer him?After curing little Neville's parents, he was convinced.

Neville's parents have been in St. Mungo's Hospital for nearly ten years, and their condition has not improved.

If he was really cured in the Hogwarts campus hospital, even if he was not cured, as long as his condition had improved, then St. Mungo's Hospital would not have the dignity to send wizards to Hogwarts.

Kirk had no objection. The survival of the school hospital was better left in his own hands.

The conversation ended here. Kirk told Dumbledore what happened in the past two days, and told him about the disposal of the Sorcerer's Stone and the arrangements for the blood elves.

"What about that friend of yours? That's Nico Flamel."

Kirk knew that Mr. Flamel was no longer willing to use the Philosopher's Stone to extend his life, so he gave the Philosopher's Stone to Dumbledore. However, after all, the ownership of the Philosopher's Stone was still his, so Kirk gave it away. It just doesn't make sense.

Dumbledore said: "If a student asked me, I would probably say to him: Death is just another great adventure. But to you, if you have the means, I still hope you can help me Old friend, he is struggling a bit."

Kirk could understand Dumbledore's request. It must be uncomfortable for a soul to live in a decaying body.

But on the other hand, Kirk also admired him. For hundreds of years, he had never thought of regaining a healthy body. He must be a person of noble character if he could resist such temptation.

Help him live more comfortably, Kirk is willing to do this, and he owes Lucia a favor.