Harry Potter: The Muggle Crown Prince at Hogwarts

Allen lowered his gaze and looked at the reporter.

He was physically disgusted.

——Why is this man talking crazy?Is it the controller of some prophecy?

Dumbledore slipped into the "encirclement" inadvertently, and recognized the reporter who asked the question.

—Lovegood.

This is the editor of "The Quibbler" magazine, who always likes to publish reports that don't make sense.

Oh, Dumbledore admitted, those words were kind of funny.

"Hey! Do you want to ask?"

The group of reporters was anxious to ask questions, and the crowd was excited for a while.

Lovegood turned his head and said loudly, "Hey, you guys, don't be so anxious!"

He turned to look at Allen and asked, "Okay, kid, I heard that this school has recruited many young Muggle-born wizards?"

Allen nodded slightly, "Yes, sir."

He twitched his lips almost invisibly, and explained, "Mr. Malfoy told me about holding the elementary school earlier.

"At that time, it was the Hogwarts graduation season.

"Many senior Muggle-born wizards have mentioned to me the difficulty of getting a job, so I just mentioned it to Mr. Malfoy."

Allen pretended to be grateful, looked at Lucius beside him, nodded slightly and said,

"Mr. Malfoy, I haven't thanked you for your generosity."

Lucius took the step immediately.

He knew that Allen was separating the relationship, but he was even more happy in his heart.

He restrainedly raised the corners of Malfoy's standard 15-degree mouth, and said reservedly, "Oh, this is what Malfoy should do."

He looked down at the nearly ten reporters, dragging the aria gracefully and arrogantly.

"Malfoy has always been concerned about the development of the wizarding world. It is also Malfoy's honor to help more Muggle-born wizards."

Maybe Allen has given him too much interest recently.

That latent arrogance swelled, causing him to miscalculate his own importance.

And Allen lightly accentuated this illusion.

He looked at the reporters and said calmly, "As for the members recruited by the Hogwarts Elementary School—I think everyone has misunderstood this."

"I'm not afraid that everyone will doubt me, I once entered Knockturn Alley by mistake, and at that time, I saw an extremely dilapidated scene inside.

Many wizards are poorly clothed and hungry, fighting just to ensure their livelihood. "

He frowned slightly, with a hint of pity.

"That was the time I witnessed a mother lose her daughter, to a magical riot spooked by dark wizards.

"Isn't this worthy of our sympathy and reflection?"

Allen sighed softly.

He said, "I suppose the wizards of Knockturn Alley, evil as they are, have the same affection for their children as we do.

"They also worry about the lives and health of their children, so they want to send the children to a safe place."

He looked at Lucius, seemingly moved.

"Whenever I think of this, I admire Mr. Malfoy even more. Therefore, I don't think that the Hogwarts Primary School is specially designed for dark wizards."

Dumbledore glanced at Allen and pulled his white beard.

Reporters from other newspapers quickly interjected and asked, "What does Principal Dumbledore think?"

Dumbledore blinked with a smile,

"Oh, maybe we should keep an open mind. The employment of Muggle-born wizards has always been a big problem."

Allen moved his eyes and looked over, his eyes were extremely calm.

...So he knew.

The voice of the old headmaster continued.

"...No matter what, it is a commendable thing that more children can receive education. Everyone should relax and look at the long-term development of the primary school."

He smiled and said, "Alan and I are going to visit inside, do you want to join us?"

The reporters responded one after another.

Just kidding, I didn't dare to go in before, it was purely frightened by the outrageous number of children of black wizards.

Now that there is the strongest Dumbledore in the front line, whoever doesn't go is a fool!

Lucius subconsciously glanced at Allen, evoked a perfect Malfoy smile, and allowed the group of people to follow.

That look made Dumbledore suspicious.

But in front of everyone, he suppressed this doubt, and walked into this "Hogwarts Primary School" with a mighty group of reporters.

This castle is not as golden and jade as everyone imagined, but it is warm and luxurious inside and out.

The warm red bricks are embedded with long strips of granite, and the huge colored windows are engraved on the main building. Several turrets complement each other and set off the beautiful clock tower.

The clock moved slowly and silently, ticking the ticks.

This castle combines German style with traditional British standards. If you insist, it looks a bit like Sandringham Palace.

Dumbledore had never been here.

He would also like to visit the children's learning environment, but Fudge always suspected that he would take the credit for the establishment of the Primary School, and did everything possible to prevent him from coming.

With such an obvious refusal, Dumbledore would not insist on coming.

But the moment he entered this school, something was weird.

...It's actually somewhat similar to Sandringham Palace.

He couldn't help but look at the young man beside him. Seeing that the child was looking at the school intently, he felt that he was being supercilious.

Inspired by Allen, he also went to the Muggle world.

There are quite a few buildings with such a fusion of styles.

Dumbledore raised his eyebrows, and also concentrated on visiting the overall environment here.

Lucius proudly led them around, and the things he wanted to reject on the grounds of costing money during the negotiations have become his capital to show off now.

"Look, here's where the kids have their lunch..."

The beautiful and modern dining room is spotless, with six long tables arranged in reference to the Great Hall of Hogwarts, grouped by age.

The children were bustling with lunch, laughing and chatting constantly, and the children in the first and second grades were surrounded by specialists who took care of them.

Lucius sighed, "Look at them, what could be more enjoyable than seeing the happy little faces of children?"

He pretends to be noble.

"These things are really expensive, but Malfoy insists on providing them for the children - we still only need 15 Sikes for the whole year, just to give the children a better future!"

The reporters sighed in admiration.

"Oh, Mr. Malfoy is really admirable!"

"It's really high-spirited and bright!"

Lucius was extremely proud, and imitated Dumbledore unconsciously, but with an extremely disobedient arrogance.

"Guys, do you want to see the children's play equipment and classrooms?"