Hogwarts: The Wizarding World's First Capitalist

"You are too sad."

Seeing that his professor was extremely aggressive right from the start and directly labeled the entire British Ministry of Magic as waste.

Carl couldn't help feeling a little embarrassed. After all, there were quite a few of his people in that organization, and the other party's words made him seem blind.

But it was obvious that Professor Snape didn't buy it at all. He snorted coldly and continued speaking in a disdainful tone.

"Humph, sadness is only felt by humans with brains and emotions. The wrinkles on those brains are as smooth as tofu."

"These idiots whose IQ is not even as good as that of a snot-nosed troll, what right do they have to be sad? They can't save the current British wizarding world."

"Just like they couldn't save anyone Voldemort wanted to kill 13 years ago."

"If you can't come up with any valid points, I think the minimum is -5 points."

"Of course!" Seeing that Professor Snape was about to recall the past again, out of sympathy and conscience (mainly because he was afraid that the other party would suddenly get angry and strike again).

Carl agreed with the other party's point of view and motioned for him to continue.

Professor Snape, who had taken the lead, showed no sign of mercy and continued to speak with full attacking power.

"Secondly, those greedy goblins in Gringotts are all useless. They were part of a robbery that was carefully planned by someone."

"Those scumbags had no ability to resist and allowed their reputation accumulated over the years and nearly half of Gringotts' wealth to be swept away."

"To the extent that with this God-given opportunity, they are still arguing about how to come up with a compensation plan that everyone can accept."

"They don't realize that this is their last chance if they can prove that their deposits are safer with them."

"At the same time, we can borrow some funds from Gringotts in other places and invest them in the current market."

"Not only were they able to acquire a large number of high-quality assets at extremely low prices, they also interrupted someone's despicable and shameless plans."

"Completely save the reputation of Gringotts Bank, but now they are still indifferent. I think this can be considered at least -5 points."

"Of course!" Carl expressed his agreement again, but this time, the smile on his face looked very forced.

The corners of his eyes twitched slightly. It was obvious that Professor Snape's verbal attacks, which were full of innuendo and slander, had slightly broken his defenses.

But it is still within an acceptable range.

Professor Snape on the other side looked at Carl who was a little overwhelmed, his mouth corners slightly raised, and then he continued to speak in an aggressive tone.

"Third, the wizards in the British wizarding world are all a bunch of useless rubbish. They are completely controlled by their own greed."

"My mind, bewitched by the devil's lascivious appearance, had no idea what was beneath that gentle smile."

"What kind of greedy and bottom-line-less hearts are hidden inside? They were easily lured into the trap."

"I gave away all my wealth obediently, so now I can't think of any solution except being angry."

"But at least they are angry. They are still a group of worthless trash. I think this can barely be counted as -3 points!!"

"What the hell is a lustful appearance? This description is a bit unrealistic."

The corners of Karl's mouth twitched, and he tried his best to suppress the anger in his heart, and forced out a smile that was uglier than crying and said.

"And you just cursed almost everyone in the British wizarding world. Are they all trash?"

"That's a bit too extreme."

Professor Snape began to spray poison and use the traditional Slytherin sarcasm.

"If you hadn't reminded me, I would have forgotten that many of them are not even trash. After all, trash is still an item."

"It's like construction waste, which can still be used to pave the ground. At best, they are just slag."

"Except being burned to ashes, even if it is buried in the ground, it will only affect the development of plants."

"Please continue!!"

Seeing that Professor Snape was ready to enter combat mode, Carl surrendered very smoothly, fearing that he would accidentally hurt himself again.

Professor Snape on the other side did not hesitate and continued to speak.

"The fourth and most important point is that the current situation in the British wizarding world is completely irreversible."

"Under the word of mouth of those rubbish, the debt accumulated by the entire British wizarding community is packaged in unlimited leverage and financial products."

"It has snowballed to an unimaginable size. I did a preliminary calculation."

"The number has reached an unprecedented 1 million gold Galleons. What a terrifying concept."

"The British Ministry of Magic has accumulated less than 5 million gold Galleons in deposits over the past five centuries since its establishment."

"Combined with the Malfoy family's pure-blood family's coffers, put together, the entire British wizarding world was before the crisis broke out."

"The total wealth in all the vaults would never exceed 3000 million gold galleons. Now this amount of debt has increased in just one year."

"It has expanded to the point where the British wizarding world has accumulated all the wealth over the past 1500 years. No one can afford this amount of money anyway."

"No one is willing to do it either. I think this is at least a minus 10 points."

"No problem, it's very reasonable." Carl nodded quickly. It was rare to hear Professor Snape not mock himself in his examples this time.

He already felt very satisfied, and he directly expressed his agreement without any nonsense, and hurriedly wanted to take the right to speak back in his hands.

"Then it's my turn..."

But just as he was about to give an example, Professor Snape suddenly interrupted him forcefully.

"Oh, and there is another very important and special point, which is a crisis as serious as this one."

"Whatever the outcome, someone is going to pay for it, and like I said before."

"Cornelly Fudge, that idiot, is not even qualified to be held responsible for this matter, so someone has to be the scapegoat no matter what."

"Are you right, dear Mr. Hohenzollern?"

"F*ck me!!" Carl couldn't stand it any longer. The other party was just short of writing the words "scapegoat" on his forehead.

No one could tolerate this, so he asked angrily.

"Dear professor, would you be very happy and eager to see me being torn into pieces by angry wizards one day?"

"Between the two of us..."

"Yes, I can't wait for that day to come sooner!!"