Cardcaptor at Hogwarts

The four giants who created Hogwarts were great men who raised the lower limit of the quality of British wizards.

You must know that although there are wizards who can deliberately let Muggles catch and burn them for fun, there is also no shortage of wizards who don't know a few magics and can only wait to die if Muggles find out and catch them.

Before the establishment of Hogwarts, wizards in Britain had no legitimate way to learn magic except through family tradition.

It is precisely because of the establishment of Hogwarts that young wizards can get a good education, and young wizards from Muggle families can also know what they are, instead of listening to the Muggles around them who think they are monsters.

Of course, these achievements are not actually the main consideration for the candidate. The main reason why he chose the Big Four is that the other party should be happy to work with him to support the educational development of Hogwarts in the future.

After all, the other party can be regarded as a pioneer in wizard teaching.

Yes, not everyone that Adam finds along the way is willing to go to the future with Adam, even if it is just to go to that international organization, Adam will naturally not force the other party.

What is somewhat strange is that most of them are strong men from China. Those strong men believe that they have more important things to do in their own time, or that they should not interfere with the development of future people.

The Big Four of Hogwarts, not to mention Gryffindor, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, should be happy to go to the future with Adam.

As for Slytherin, Adam is a little unsure. It depends on whether the other party will always adhere to the other party's pure-blood theory. In other words, it depends on whether Slytherin's pure-blood theory was formed under the influence of the times or on his own. idea.

After all, he was someone who broke with his old friends and ran away from Hogwarts, which he helped to establish, for the sake of pure-blood theory...

In order to prevent his thoughts from being stereotyped when he gets older, Adam specially sought out the Big Four when they were still young.

"Please forgive me for coming uninvited. It's nice to meet you in person, the founders of Hogwarts."

One day when the four giants gathered in the principal's office for a meeting, Adam quietly visited.

"Who are you?! How did you end up at Hogwarts?"

The young Slytherin noticed that Adam raised his hand and cast a silent confinement magic. Adam bounced it off before asking aloud.

"Wait, Salazar..."

Gryffindor suddenly raised his hand to stop Slytherin from attacking Adam, with a bit of confusion on his face:

"Do you feel it..."

"Yes……"

"We feel it..."

Both Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff looked at Adam in surprise.

They felt a familiarity in Adam... that was the power of Hogwarts.

At this time, Hogwarts actually did not have a principal who was superior to the four colleges. The four founders each taught their own students, and everyone just lived together.

Otherwise, if everyone's courses were the same from the beginning, there would be no need for branching into colleges, and those systems would only be formed later.

So at this time, the so-called principal's rights were jointly held by the four deans.

The power of the contract will not follow Adam to a thousand years ago, but the traces left by the contract will not disappear together. Others cannot see it, but the master of Hogwarts knows that these traces mean that Adam at least once mastered it. Through Hogwarts.

Now the Big Four, as the creators of Hogwarts, actually saw someone who had mastered Hogwarts. How could this not surprise them?

"Wait...you're from the future? Right?"

Ravenclaw suddenly clapped his hands in surprise:

"How did you get here? Did you use this?"

Ravenclaw took a step forward and stretched out his hand directly towards Adam's chest.

Adam:? ? ?

Adam, who was about to introduce himself, was startled by Ravenclaw's reaction and took a step back to avoid Ravenclaw's hand.

"Oh, sorry, I just wanted to see your necklace..."

Ravenclaw pointed at the necklace exposed in Adam's collar, then reached out and pulled up the necklace hanging around his neck, revealing the end of the necklace hidden in the sweater...

"Time turner?"

Adam opened his eyes slightly and spoke subconsciously.

"Oh, do you call it a time turner? It is indeed a very appropriate name, but it is actually not very stable now, so I want to see what you use... No, forget it, I saw my future self To create that thing, where did it come from in the first place? This may cause some problems..."

Looking at Ravenclaw who suddenly began to whisper to himself, Adam opened his mouth.

So, was Ravenclaw like this when he was young?

What’s going on with this strong sense of déjà vu…

"Don't be afraid, Ravenclaw was like this when she was doing research, but I think she will be more stable in the future?"

Hufflepuff walked forward with a smile and looked at Adam curiously:

"So you really come from the future? Which house are you the head of? Ravenclaw? Or Gryffindor? You are so young and promising..."

So in your opinion, only Ravenclaw research freaks and Gryffindor fools would do such things as traveling to the past to meet the Big Four?

Inexplicably, I feel like I was kicked out of the academy by the founder of the academy.

After a moment of silence, Adam said:

"I do come from the future, but I am not the headmaster. In fact, I was the headmaster of Hogwarts in my time."

Hufflepuff was stunned for a moment, and couldn't help but repeat it:

"Headmaster?"

Gryffindor frowned:

"Have the four colleges been merged?"

Slytherin snorted:

"It is probably because the number of wizards has become less than it is now, so they have to be merged together. I said that those Muggle-born mudbloods should not be accepted..."

"Ahem, the four colleges still existed in my time, but the four deans were additionally appointed as the headmaster and vice-headmaster for easy management."

Adam coughed twice to interrupt Slytherin's extreme argument:

"I am the headmaster of Hogwarts, and the vice-headmaster is Professor McGonagall, the dean of Gryffindor... By the way, I am a student from Hufflepuff College."

While speaking, Adam glanced at Hufflepuff himself with some resentment.

Hearing this, Hufflepuff was a little surprised.

Not only Hufflepuff, but the other three also seemed a little surprised.

They knew their own standards for selecting students very well. Since there were still four colleges in Adam's time, this standard should naturally not have changed-after all, this standard is the Sorting Hat.

To be honest, even Hufflepuff herself is willing to admit that her criteria for selecting students - loyalty, friendliness, love of nature... Compared with other colleges, it can make people become excellent people, but it is not so advantageous in the competition to become a leader, and may even be a bit disadvantageous.

Adam was able to become the headmaster of Hogwarts under such circumstances, either because other competitors were too weak, or because Adam not only had the qualities to become an excellent leader, but was also a person who was considered by the Sorting Hat to be more in line with her college standards.

The eyes of the four giants looking at Adam suddenly became particularly friendly.

Adam, who could see their emotions, asked to join Hufflepuff on his own initiative... Reed couldn't help coughing twice again.