curse the world at hogwarts

Daphne Greengrass was extremely regretful about what she had done with her unscrupulous words.

As someone who grew up in a traditional pure-blood family, it was almost instinctive for her to say that word. It was almost a must-have catchphrase for girls in the common room when they were talking small talk.

But just as Rhine believed, in the eyes of Daphne, who lacked friends because she was proud of her "noble" status, and whose only best friend was extremely precious, Pansy was the most important thing to her child...

The word "Mudblood" is also a huge thing to oppose or even hate pure-blood Ron and other young wizards.

He had grown up listening to the past stories of Fabian and Gideon, his two uncles who had sacrificed their lives to fight Voldemort. This word was almost the most vicious thing he had ever encountered.

Therefore, Rhine did not save any face for Daphne, but directly put the matter on the table.

Not to mention the weird expressions on the professors' faces, even the little wizards who had been glaring at each other just now were looking back and forth at her in confusion.

Good job is such a big deal?

It will definitely stay cooked this time, right?

"professor……"

Seeing that the situation was becoming more and more unfavorable for her, Daphne took advantage of Dumbledore's deep thought and pitifully whispered to Snape for help.

Rhine in front almost laughed.

The moment you said the word "Mudblood," you were dead in Snape's mind.

Sure enough, Snape's look frightened Daphne to the point of being completely stunned, and then she burst into tears!

When it comes to caring for students, Professor McGonagall is no less generous than Dumbledore. While glaring at Snape, he went up to comfort Daphne and warned her that she must use this mistake as a starting point to change her bad thinking.

This is really the result of being with Dumbledore for too long and developing a tendency to be a teacher.

Another person who made everyone look at her with admiration was Hermione. The little girl looked at Rhine hesitantly, but still asked for Dumbledore's favor.

"Professor... I think Miss Greengrass is also quick to talk, so she doesn't take her so seriously."

Oh~~~~~~~?

The people in the principal's office instantly felt a warm holy light rising in the room, beginning to infiltrate everyone's souls that felt a little wrong.

Even the corners of Rhine's mouth twitched a few times. He expected it, but he still felt so dirty when faced with it.

"I agree with Miss Granger."

Rhine nodded, attracting everyone's surprised gazes.

Then you brought this matter to the principal's office?

Why are you jumping sideways repeatedly?

"but……"

Rhine used the art of transitional modalities - to emphasize the following topic (funny~

"Speaking quickly is a mistake, but the honest heart hidden behind has to be taken seriously..."

Snape stared at the sky.

Here he is, at last!

"This is indeed an issue worthy of attention!"

Dumbledore suddenly nodded and let out a slightly exaggerated sigh.

"So how does Professor Lyle plan to help the little wizards deal with the troubles caused by adolescence? Can the extracurricular reading activities we are about to launch cope with it?"

His first reaction was that after Rhine experienced the Battle of the Wolf's Den, he noticed the Ministry of Magic's fear of Hogwarts, and was afraid that deeper changes would attract attention, so he planned to play it out with him.

Dumbledore could agree, but he hoped that Rhine would remind him before the performance started.

Look at the looks in Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape's eyes right now, don't you think Hong Guoguo despises his acting skills as a great principal?

"Originally, I thought it was enough, but now..." Rhine shook his head, "I propose to establish an extracurricular reading research society to guide students who have more difficulties in this area."

Dumbledore was momentarily stuck. He realized that he had thought wrong just now.

Rhine wasn't trying to play anyone at all, he was just playing himself!

For a moment, Dumbledore and Rhine began to make eye contact——

Dumbledore: This is different from what was promised!

Rhine: If it’s different, tell me!

Dumbledore: Can you still do it if I tell you?

Rhine: Then you can’t let me do it!

Dumbledore:  …

He could swear to God that if he messed up Rhine's plan, this little bastard would definitely dare to lay on the floor outside the principal's house and tear his face apart every day.

"You can... try it." Dumbledore thought for a while and made a decision, "But I suggest that Professor McGonagall participates as a guide."

Rhine nodded: "No problem at all."

A farce derived from the "Orange Situation Anxiety" ended up going in a direction that the little wizards present could not understand.

When leaving the principal's office, the Slytherins had sad faces, knowing that they were having a hard time.

Only Hermione and Wednesday broke away from the cheerful Gryffindor and quietly followed Rhine.

"You seem to have messed with Professor Dumbledore again," said Wednesday.

Rhine smiled bitterly: "Do you know how many times the school reviewed just those extracurricular reading books?"

Wednesday shook his head.

"One-third of the content was removed," Rhine said. "This is not a problem between Professor Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall. It is a compromise they had to make in order to deal with possible doubts."

Malfoy is not the whole school board, let alone the pure-blood family. Lucius's promise is only that he will not cause trouble.

In particular, Rhine has caused trouble and is now in a sensitive period where Fudge is targeting him.

After going back and forth with the book in hand and arguing over it, and even yelling at each other with Professor McGonagall, Rhine realized that he had overlooked a rather big problem before——

The wizarding world is a freak of modernity and conservatism. The degree of stubbornness in its bones even exceeds that of Muggle Western society.

In his previous life, he had watched the older generation carry out some reforms, and always felt that it was natural given the current situation.

But when it happened to me, I realized that sometimes when a small screw is removed, a bunch of people who don't know what to call will pop up, from the glory of the ancestors to the hope of the future...

Dumbledore and McGonagall were actually taking on this difficulty for him.

Therefore, instead of continuing the unnecessary dispute, Rhine offered another magic weapon from his previous life.

"What exactly is a research society?" Hermione, a top student, was concerned about the content of her studies. "Do I also need to write a paper?"

Rhine smiled and touched Maomao's head: "You can simply understand it as... a model class."

Don’t think of it as old-fashioned formalism to set up advanced and role models. It applies to the Eastern world that once prided itself on advancement, and it also applies to Hogwarts, where competition for glory is engraved in its bones.

When Slytherins like Daphne, Draco, and Pansy can say "I love witches and witches love me", won't they be afraid of the naughty kids from other houses getting involved?

"But..." After receiving the answer, Hermione finally turned her mind back to the issue of human relationships, "Would Professor Dumbledore be unhappy if you conduct a surprise attack like this?"

Rhine snorted.

"Why do you think he didn't reject my request?"

"Because he understands very well that he gave us a discount on our agreement in the first place, and now I am just making up for the losses caused by the discount."

"And...it's not for myself."

Rhine's words were quite clear and logical, but it was a different scene in the round principal's office.

The three bosses, Dumbledore, McGonagall, and Snape, fell into silence as they each sorted out their thoughts about the incident.

The old principal's idea was similar to Rhine's explanation. He was more supportive of the other party's proposal, but it would be best not to launch a surprise attack next time...

Do you think this exposes his weak on-the-spot reaction and his slightly exaggerated acting skills?

What a shame as a principal!

The two deans, who had been repeatedly attacked by Rhine for being "not good at dealing with emotional issues", suddenly raised their heads and realized a crucial question.

Snape: Hey... unrequited love counts as being in love, right?

Mag: Yes... I'm obviously engaged!

The two bosses were furious——

Rhine is obviously the bachelor who has never had a relationship!

How could you have the nerve to talk to them about dealing with girls' emotions?

It's a pity that when it comes to confrontation...

Once you miss the topic, you may miss it for a lifetime.