Hogwarts's Master of Mind

In the classroom, the school directors sat upright, occasionally glancing at the boy who had his feet on the round table.

"Well, let's continue with the topic we were discussing. Can we now vote on whether Director Lucius should stay or go?"

Dumbledore rapped his hand on the table to get everyone's attention.

"Oh, of course", "He should be fired.", "Agree", "Agree", "Disagree"...

Poor Lucius, his foolish behavior this time really offended the other school directors, and the only dissenting vote was cast by himself.

"So, the result is eleven votes in favor and one vote against. This motion is passed."

Dumbledore went down on his own and struck the hammer himself, not giving Lucius any chance.

"Humph, remember this, soon our Malfoy family will stand here again."

Lucius stood up and turned to leave. Before leaving, he felt like a loser, so he left a few harsh words to boost morale.

"Well, now that the troublesome guy has left, let's discuss the issue of equity distribution and the new voting method."

Aiden stood up and threw the prepared proposal casually, and it fell on the desks of the school directors like a fallen leaf, but accurately.

There was a heated debate in the classroom.

Finally, after weighing all factors, each shareholder got the share they wanted.

At the same time, these shareholders who were immersed in the struggle for power did not notice the changes in voting rights attached to the proposal.

From the moment the motion was signed and took effect, the Hogwarts board resolution was changed from a head resolution to a share resolution.

The naive shareholders were ruthlessly played by two spiritual masters.

Aiden used his ability to secretly adjust their focus. Dumbledore was the focus of resistance for the apparent fight for shares, and the two worked together to complete the change in voting rights.

Now, if you want to pass a resolution on the Hogwarts board of directors, you need to vote according to the shareholding ratio. In order to finally pass the resolution, it must be approved by directors with a shareholding ratio of more than two-thirds.

In other words, if the principal, Prewett, and Lestrange, who are the major shareholder groups, don't give their approval, a resolution will remain in the draft forever.

.......

The adult affairs are over, and Aiden can return to his happy school life, although there are only a few days left of happy days.

The next day, Aiden came out of the college and Professor Flitwick gathered the second-year students.

The young wizards, who have reached the end of the second school year, are about to face their elective courses.

Professor Flitwick distributed the class schedule to everyone, and the young wizards excitedly discussed their ideas.

"Let me see what course our great genius is going to choose?"

Edmund and Ethan stretched out their hands to hook Aiden's shoulders, but the amazing thing was that their hands went straight through Aiden's body.

The two lost their support and fell to the ground, and the places where they came into contact with Aiden turned into butterflies and scattered.

"Um, sorry, I was thinking about something else just now." The butterfly flew back and filled in Aiden's missing part.

Oliver carefully stretched out his finger and poked Aiden. After confirming that there was a physical entity, he turned around and helped his two roommates up.

"Merlin's spiral staff, what was that just now?" Ethan and Edmund stood up with shock on their faces.

"Well, the Patronus Charm is a variation developed based on my own abilities."

Aiden said these horrific words calmly, but his eyes did not leave the schedule.

At this moment, he was thinking about the courses he wanted to choose and had no time to pay attention to the noise of his roommates.

As someone who has some understanding of the plot, Aiden knows that if he chooses all the elective courses, he will have the opportunity to come into contact with the most mysterious time converter.

However, as a lazy dragon with ideals, he really didn't want to learn some useless courses, yes, that's right, Muggle Studies.

Aiden racked his brains to understand why wizards, whose impression of Muggles was still stuck in the past centuries, would offer this subject.

With a sigh, Aiden asked his roommates, "What courses are you going to choose?"

"Me? Runes, Divination, and Muggle Studies." Ethan looked expectant. "I want to know what you wizards think of Muggles."

"Well, let's congratulate this kid for choosing two-thirds of useless courses." Aiden sighed silently in his heart.

Then he turned his gaze to Edmund.

"Me? Arithmancy, runes, and Care of Magical Creatures."

Edmund also expressed his choice. As expected of a school director, he chose the best.

Then Oliver spoke.

"Select all." As soon as the Liver Emperor opened his mouth, a smell called "volume" began to spread. Aiden quickly pinched his nose for fear of accidentally inhaling it.

Finally, all eyes were on Aiden.

"Me? Divination, runes, and care of magical creatures." Aiden shrugged.

"Something's wrong.", "This guy isn't curling anymore.", "It's boring."

The three roommates expressed their opinions.

"Hey, this is the result of comprehensive consideration." Aiden spoke up for himself.

"First of all, you should know what fortune-telling looks like. You just want to slack off." Edmund said righteously.

"Also, do you need to go to class specifically to learn your runes?" Oliver reprimanded, and Ethan nodded in agreement.

Soon, the young wizards had chosen their courses and Professor Flitwick collected the class schedules.

Seeing that the matter was over, Aiden wanted to slip away, but was caught by a professor who was itching to do something.

"Ahem, Aiden, come with me." Professor Flitwick called out to him when Aiden was about to slip away.

The three roommates gave him a look that told him to fend for himself and ran away without any loyalty.

I helped Professor Flitwick carry the class schedule and walked all the way to his office.

"Do that again." It was obvious that the respected dean had discovered the spell Aiden had just cast.

Aiden raised the corners of his mouth slightly and said to Professor Flitwick,

"If you're so curious, professor, why not try it yourself?"

"Oh, can I?"

Professor Flitwick raised his eyebrows, and a disarming spell flew directly from behind Aiden. This method of casting spells outside the body really made Aiden envious.

At the same time, Flitwick's attack did not work on Aiden. The spell went straight through Aiden's body and flew towards Professor Flitwick who was in front of Aiden.

Professor Flitwick cut off the supply of magic power, and the disarming spell dissipated before reaching his body.

"Well↘↗, how did you do it?" Professor Flitwick asked excitedly.

"That's the Patronus Charm, Professor." Then a swarm of butterflies flew out from inside Aiden's robes and filled Professor Flitwick's office.

The butterflies gathered together under Aiden's will and eventually formed a silver-white dragon.

"Your Patronus is also a magical creature. I thought Dumbledore was a special case. He kept telling me that it was innate. I thought he was lying to me."

Professor Flitwick looked closely at Aiden's Patronus.

"Well, the magic and the means of casting are the same as ours. As for the butterfly, you used Transfiguration, which should be Dumbledore's improved Patronus."

The well-informed Professor Flitwick recognized the uniqueness of Aiden's Patronus.

"But I can't understand how you managed to use the Patronus to avoid attacks." This area left Professor Flitwick puzzled.

"This is truly a gift, Professor. Do you want me to take you to see it?" Aiden kept it a secret.

"Of course, I'd love to," said Professor Flitwick.