Marvel's Hogwarts Wizards

Chapter 149: Dumbledore's Compensation

Dumbledore was obviously used to Snape's tough attitude.

The only time Snape showed weakness in front of him was when he begged him to save Lily Evans.

"The original purpose of the school to establish the Quidditch competition is to strengthen the cohesion of the students, cultivate their brave and tenacious character, the quality of surpassing themselves, the will to meet challenges, as well as the sense of competition, collaboration and fairness.

But Mr. Carmen is too good, if he has been participating in the school Quidditch competition, then there is no point in holding Quidditch, because no one can surpass him, and the result is doomed before the game starts.

I'm afraid that after a few more games, even the rest of your Slytherin Quidditch team won't practice anymore, because they know that as long as Jerry is around, they will definitely win.

This is not a good thing for you Slytherins and the growth of the students in the whole school! "

Snape fell silent at Dumbledore's words.

Indeed, if Jerry had been on the Slytherin team, the Slytherin Quidditch match would always have been victorious, because the match could have ended as soon as it started.

But is that really good for the rest of the Slytherin team?

Hard training, hoping to reflect their own value in the game, the result all the glory belongs to Jerry, they are not even a foil.

It seems that this kind of development is really not a good thing, at least for the whole school.

The school is not a society. The purpose of the school is to train students, not just to pursue victory. There is suspense in the competition, and everyone has the motivation to make progress. Without suspense, it will become a stagnant pool in the end.

"However, this is not fair to Jerry!"

Although he knew that what Dumbledore said was reasonable, in Snape's view, it was very unfair to sacrifice Jerry's interests for the overall interests.

Dumbledore turned to look at Jerry and smiled:

"I'm just making a suggestion, and the decision is in the hands of Mr. Carmen. If Mr. Carmen disagrees, then everything will remain as usual. If Mr. Carmen agrees, then I think I can give him some compensation!"

"No, I don't have any opinions, I am willing to follow the arrangement of the principal and the dean!"

Seeing Dumbledore looking at him, Jerry immediately showed a big smile.

Jerry didn't really care whether Dumbledore stopped him from continuing to participate in school Quidditch for the school's sake or Harry's fame.

Joining the Slytherin Quidditch team was originally for the Nimbus 2000 sent by Snape and to improve his reputation.

Now that he was a school legend and on the National Quidditch team, he didn't have to worry about prestige at all, so if Snape agreed, he'd be glad he didn't have to play school games.

Dumbledore nodded in satisfaction seeing Jerry so considerate of the overall situation.

And Snape finally sighed, and then said in a low voice:

"Since Jerry agrees, let's do as the principal said, but I want to know what kind of compensation the principal can give Jerry?"

Although I feel a little sorry for Jerry, but as Dean Slater, Snape sometimes has to think more.

Now we can only see what kind of compensation can be obtained for Jerry.

"It depends on what kind of compensation Mr. Carmen needs. As long as it doesn't violate the school rules, I will consider agreeing to it!"

Dumbledore smiled.

When Jerry heard the words, he also showed two rows of white front teeth, and he asked for compensation without any hesitation:

"That's right, my dream is to become a righteous Auror, and it is said that to become an Auror, one must have a very strong magical ability.

So. So. So I thought, if Headmaster Dumbledore is not very busy, can you spare a little time every week so that I can come over and ask for some magic tricks! "

What could be more cost-effective than learning magic from the greatest wizard of this century!

King Gallon, after entering the national Quidditch team, he must be indispensable, and Dumbledore probably would not agree to excessive demands, such as opening the restricted section of the library to him.

So at this moment, the best thing Jerry could think of, and the condition that Dumbledore could accept, was to ask about magic.

This is in line with his studious personality, and it is also the best choice at present.

The school's professors have their own strengths, but in terms of comprehensive ability, understanding and application of magic, Dumbledore is definitely the most knowledgeable and powerful existence in the entire wizarding world.

Being able to ask Dumbledore about magic, his magic strength will definitely increase faster, especially now that he is trying to combine the advantages of magic in the two worlds to sublimate the power of some magic of the same type.

It's just that the progress is extremely slow because the basics of magic are still not satisfactory.

I believe that if Dumbledore agrees to his conditions, the process should be much faster in the future.

"Okay, I promise you this compensation request!"

Dumbledore was also a little surprised when he heard that the compensation proposed by Jerry was to allow himself to find time to guide him in magic, but he didn't say much, after all, this compensation request was really nothing to him.

As the headmaster of Hogwarts, because he doesn't have to go to class, he is actually quite free every day.

Most of them study the various weaving methods of sweaters and socks in the principal's office, or eat some taffy, drink some sweet drinks, and lie down to sleep.

And as the principal himself, he has no objection to instructing students in magic. Before becoming the principal, he also taught Defense Against the Dark Arts and Transfiguration at Hogwarts.

However, the level of professors in the school is very high now, and it is more than enough to teach students to learn magic, so there is no need for him to do anything.

Now that Jerry's compensation request is this, he directly agreed.

At this time, Snape beside Jerry also nodded.

Snape knew Jerry's magical talent best, because he had the most trouble with Jerry.

Sometimes Jerry raises some magical questions that even he can't fully answer.

Because he is best at potions and black magic. Although other aspects are not bad, they are not top-notch.

And Dumbledore is omnipotent, he has almost reached the top level in every field. With Dumbledore's guidance, he believes that Jerry's talent should be fully developed.

So Snape also felt very good about Jerry's request for compensation.

All the conditions were negotiated, Snape and Jerry didn't stay any longer, said goodbye to Dumbledore, and left the principal's office.

"Dean, I quit, the Slytherin team over there"

In the hallway, Jerry feigned concern.

Snape waved his hand:

"It's okay, I'll let Dellako Malfoy replace you as the Seeker. I believe he's at least as good as Potter!"

(end of this chapter)