[HP] Being a problem student at Hogwarts

When Tom came out of Lockhart's office, he realized that he had broken out in a cold sweat.

But he had no regrets. He had long realized that sooner or later he and Lockhart would have a big fight.

At this moment, the sky is getting darker and darker. Looking out from the corridor window, the stadium under the storm has returned to its former appearance. The collapsed stands have been repaired by magic. Most of the injured children are under the influence of magic potions and spells. Under the influence of the medicine, they returned to lively and hopping, and some seriously injured students had already been transferred to the medical wing.

The two teams of Slytherin and Gryffindor were staying on the field talking to Mrs. Hooch, probably discussing whether this unexpected Quidditch match should be completely canceled and played another day. Or keep the points to determine the winner.

Going down the stairs, the hall was as lively as ever. The students had forgotten the fear and panic just now, and while enjoying the steaming dinner, they discussed the shocking moments on the field with great interest.

Tom sometimes felt that he was indeed out of tune with this magical world. The natives of the magical world seemed to take the accident very lightly and accepted it calmly.

If a student falls off a broom - just send him to the hospital wing, the teacher won't think it's anything, the students won't think it's anything, and the parents won't say anything; if the professor disappears - just ask another teacher to take over, that's it. There was no call to the police and no search for him; the Dark Lord was lurking in the school - there were no Aurors to follow up on the case, no arrest warrants, not even the common notices in Muggle schools to inform students to pay attention to their safety.

It can be said that he is very open-minded and indifferent.

"Tom!"

It was Hermione who spotted Tom standing on the stairs.

"Where have you been? We are looking for you everywhere." The little witch said, beckoning him to come and sit down.

"I don't think this is right," said Tom, sitting next to Hermione.

"what?"

"I don't think the attitude towards safety issues here is very good." Tom said to Hermione seriously, "There was a problem with the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher last year, and this year's one is also unqualified. And there are frequent safety accidents in the school -"

"I would like to draft a "Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry Campus Safety White Paper" with reference to the rules and regulations of Muggle schools. What do you think?" Tom asked.

"Ah..." Hermione was startled, put down the fork in her hand and began to think about Tom's suggestion.

"White skin - what?" Ron asked blankly.

“I only have a few preliminary ideas at the moment:

Clarify the school safety management system, implement a job responsibility system and a hierarchical responsibility system, and assign safety responsibilities to individuals, so that everyone does what they should do;

Establish an effective campus risk management and control system, with early warning beforehand, control during the incident, and review afterwards. If there were student union cadres on the field today to organize discipline and be responsible for inspections, maybe the person who did it would be discovered before he could take action;

Regularly conduct accident simulation drills to train students' emergency response skills, so that at least they will not panic when encountering something--"

Tom explained his thoughts and was not surprised to see the expression on Ron's face becoming increasingly confused.

Fortunately, Hermione could keep up with his thoughts.

"Accidents can be roughly divided into several major categories to organize drills." Hermione's eyes sparkled, and she simply took out a pen and paper from her pocket.

Ron yelled: "Why do you carry these things with you?"

Hermione ignored him.

"For example," Hermione chewed on her pen and said, "I remember in elementary school we were trained on what to do if there was an earthquake. If it were in the wizarding world, the solution should be simpler, right? I remember Principal Dumbledore transforming wood and stone into It’s so cool to be a puppet!”

"In terms of accidents and disasters, how should students protect themselves if there is a traffic accident while riding the Hogwarts Express? I also think there should be a separate safety manual including the Potions class." Tom said, "Who knows those guys who have sudden whims? What will be prepared?"

"Fires should be included in this. How strange that we haven't experienced fire drills here?" Hermione said.

"Magic." Tom said, "Ordinary fire is still easy to extinguish. You can use a clear spring or water."

"But what you said makes sense. What if it's Li Huo?" Tom thought, "There is no corresponding solution to the curse, and it's not very difficult to cast -"

"All spells are final." Hermione replied, "But this spell is usually cast jointly by multiple people. Especially considering the limited magic power of us students, I think it is still necessary to practice. Moreover, this spell is very practical and can be cast by people." A magic-forbidden area can be used to deal with many situations."

"That's right." Tom nodded and said, "Make a note of it too."

Ron sat on the edge and slowly understood a little more.

"Can the attack on the court today also be prevented with this spell?" he asked.

"I haven't considered whether breaking the curse will have an impact on magic equipment." Tom said, "If not, maybe it would be safer to compete in a magic-forbidden environment?"

"In case of an accident, it may be more difficult to react in time." Hermione held a different opinion on this.

"The main reason is that there are loopholes in the school's security protection, otherwise it would be impossible for such people to sneak in." Tom said unhappily, "Last school year, the mysterious person simply walked in with a big show and escaped smoothly. This year, The stands were blown up by unknown persons who sneaked in directly."

He added in his mind: And he once again recruited a dangerous person to be the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher!

What is going on? Is the position of Defense Against the Dark Arts professor cursed?

Or is Principal Dumbledore's vision of people cursed?

If these matters were not suppressed by Principal Dumbledore within the school and the gossip spread, the "Daily Prophet", which has always been afraid of chaos in the world, would definitely insinuate that Principal Dumbledore was "raising a bandit to respect himself"... After all, the commotion caused by the Dark Lord's escape at the end of last school year was described by the Daily Prophet as Principal Dumbledore as a "rigid-minded old lunatic" who sleepwalked in the middle of the night and set fire to the night sky, questioning whether he was still suitable for any position at his age. , at least the Ministry of Magic should be allowed to send commissioners to schools for supervision.

"Speaking of which, the principal hasn't come back yet." Ron said, looking at the teacher's desk.

"Maybe there's a criminal being hunted," Tom said.

Hermione was immersed in writing and said: "They do what they can do, and we do what we can do."

"Will the teachers accept this security guy or something?" Ron asked.

"I think we need to think about a problem," Hermione raised her head and said, "We know very little about the wizarding world's accident handling procedures. This "Campus Safety White Paper" can only provide an outline, and it is a very immature semi-finished product. ——In fact, I don’t think it’s even a semi-finished product.”

"If teachers accept this, they will naturally refine it. And this kind of thing will be continuously supplemented and improved during application." Tom thinks this is not a big problem. The real key is that he believes it is necessary to alert schools to this issue.

"What if the teachers don't accept it?" Ron asked uncertainly.

"Then we will write a new "Safety Advocacy Letter." Tom replied decisively, "We ourselves will advocate the students to join in paying attention to campus safety issues."

"The campus is my home, and safety depends on everyone."