Hogwarts: The Cat Wizard of the Moving Castle.

"For the O and N exams this time, after discussing with Dumbledore, I plan to add some [bonus questions] at the end of each subject."

In Mu En's office, an old woman spoke slowly.

This is Professor Marchbank, the examiner for the O and N exams. She has been in charge of this job since Dumbledore was still a student.

"Bonus questions? Used in two formal exams?" Mu En was a little confused.

"Yes, the extra credit questions related to you are, to be precise, aimed at guiding the young wizards to learn the knowledge you have contributed."

Mu En frowned. Logically speaking, this should be something he would be happy to see.

but.

Shaking his head, Mu En said, "I don't recommend it. I respect the fairness of the ON exam. This is an important exam that can determine the future of these children."

Machiban nodded, and after a while he said in surprise: "You don't suggest it? Isn't this a good thing for you?"

"This kind of extra credit question is fine for normal final exams, but I don't think it's a good idea to put it in the ON exam." Mu En poured himself half a glass of whiskey.

"Are you sure?" Professor Marchbank said in disbelief. This action would make all future students of Hogwarts focus part of their attention on "Jones' knowledge". She didn't understand. Since Muen took out this knowledge, he naturally hoped that someone would read it, someone would learn it, or gain a reputation that everyone would admire.

In fact, the concept of bonus questions has a long history in ON exams, but it has always existed in practical exams.

For those children who are extremely famous, professors will ask them to perform some difficult spells if they want, and then give them extra points.

In the eyes of the people in the Wizarding Examination Board, including Marchbank, this is a very good thing for Moon, and it is by no means an overstep. It is also a recognition of Jones' knowledge by these old scholars.

But why now?

"I don't recommend this. I also refuse to mark those so-called [bonus questions]. That is unfair to those little wizards." Mu En finally put down the cup.

"Dong Dong~"

There was a knock on the door, and Sindel's voice appeared from outside.

"Mr. Jones, Minister Scrimgeour."

"Please come in."

Sindel walked straight through the door and then opened it from inside.

Professor Marchbank also stood up. Mu En's attitude showed that she was old and did not have the heart to argue, nor did she like to ask questions. She was just surprised by Mu En's refusal.

"Well, since you don't want to, let's forget about it."

Mu En also stood up, supported the old man, and walked out the door.

"We will start compiling the test questions tomorrow afternoon, don't forget." Machiban patted Mu En's hand gently and instructed.

"Definitely not." Mu En smiled and sent him away.

Turning around, Sindel asked in confusion, "Mr. Jones, why did you reject Professor Marchbank's proposal?"

"This kind of thing called [Bonus Questions] is unfair. It's really unfair to a kid like Percy Weasley," Moon explained.

There are many children like Percy in this school, who can be said to be rigid or serious. He doesn't want these children to suffer in the exams that they value most, ON.

"The rules were set by the Wizard Examination Bureau. The children followed their rules and tried their best to learn the knowledge they stipulated. But now the test questions change without warning. Who has thought about these children?" Mu En smiled. "Even if it is an extra score question, I don't agree with it. Unfair is unfair."

"I understand." Sindel nodded honestly.

Mu En looked aside, walked behind the desk, and said with a smile:

"Why does this minister seem so busy? He comes to inspect the school every few days."

"Come and sit down." Scrimgeour smiled awkwardly and sat behind Moon. "It's mainly for one thing."

"whats the matter?"

"Werewolf," Scrimgeour said, pulling out several letters.

When Mu En opened the letters, he found that they were all letters from parents of various young wizards reporting Lupin.

"Who spread this news?" Mu En was a little confused.

"I don't know." Scrimgeour shook his head. "This is only a part of it. There are many more that are piled up in the office of the Daily Prophet. I asked Rita not to report it for now."

"It seems like you have any ideas?"

"That's right." Scrimgeour nodded. "You know, there is a department in the Ministry of Magic, the Department for the Regulation of Magical Creatures."

"Hmm." Mu En casually filled the cup.

"There are two ridiculous offices in the department, the Werewolf Capture Program and the Werewolf Registry."

"It's really ridiculous." Mu En nodded in agreement. While he was going to catch the werewolf, he was also looking forward to the werewolf coming to register himself.

"I canceled it." Scrimgeour said, "The two offices will be merged into one, and it is currently tentatively named the [Werewolf Rights Protection and Management Department]. I hope to invite Professor Lupin to become the director of the office.

At present, the criminal vault of Gringotts UK branch has been seized by us, which is enough to support any major action of the Ministry of Magic.

This includes the Law Enforcement Department, which is currently being built beneath the West End Nature Park. It is only a matter of time before politics and law are separated.”

"Werewolf Security Department. Lupin"

Mu En looked serious, and at this moment, the door was knocked again.

After a moment, Sindel opened the door and welcomed Dumbledore and Lupin in.

Dumbledore smiled distressedly and said, "Moon, it looks like we need a new professor of magical creatures."

"Remus, have you decided?" Moon looked at him seriously.

"It's decided." Lupin nodded: "I know too many poor werewolves who have been abandoned. I hope to change the status quo."

"It will be very stressful." Although Mu En saw the determination in Lupin's eyes, to be honest, such a good colleague is rare, so he couldn't help but remind him.

"At worst, Scrimgeour can find another werewolf, and you can continue to teach here. We can still publish an advertisement to express Hogwarts' attitude towards werewolves to the general public."

Then he pointed at Dumbledore and said, "Anyway, it is Dumbledore who will bear the pressure."

"No." Lupin shook his head.

"The attitude I expressed at the Ministry was completely different from the attitude I expressed at Hogwarts.

After all, I am in the Ministry of Magic, just a werewolf who has nothing to do with them.

I was the invisible killer around their children at Hogwarts, and I didn't want Professor Dumbledore to suffer that kind of pressure."

Lupin did not tell the whole truth.

In fact, many young wizards are now afraid of him.

Even though he was not a werewolf, he could smell the odor that was secreted crazily due to fear.

"I'm not fit to teach anymore, really." Lupin said sincerely, "I'll only bring you more trouble if I stay here."

As he said this, he joked: "And the minister said he would give me a very generous salary."