Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

Originally, Harry still had some luck in his heart.

It is believed that even if Professor Snape's courses are suspended or even removed from his position as dean, it will not be easy to find a suitable person to replace him in a short period of time.

After all, Professor Snape, as an authoritative expert in the field of potions at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and a master in Defense Against the Dark Arts, cannot be easily replaced by just anyone.

Moreover, the professional knowledge and teaching experience required to qualify for these two important positions are also quite demanding.

She never expected that the candidate to replace her was actually reminded by Professor Snape himself!

Eh? Wait!? Professor Snape reminded her himself?

Harry's brows wrinkled again, and he thought of a possibility

"Raven, do you think Professor Snape did this on purpose?"

Harry frowned, thinking to himself about Snape's recent series of strange behaviors.

He couldn't help but wonder if all this was really as simple as it seemed, or was there a deeper conspiracy hidden in it?

Recalling what happened in the morning, Harry felt more and more as if Snape was playing a carefully planned game of chess.

From the moment he deliberately provoked Umbridge and caused a conflict, to later taking the initiative to mention his teacher, it all seemed to be intentional.

These signs gave Harry the illusion that Snape was leading Umbridge step by step towards a specific ending.

As if Snape was using Umbridge to hire Horace Glasshorn back?

"I feel like Snape was too deliberate in his actions, so it's a bad review."

As a senior game maker, Rui Wenrui commented.

Harry......

So when you make your own game, the first thing you pursue is the beaver, right? No wonder there are so many people betting on it!

......

With Raven's reminder, Harry's originally uneasy mood finally calmed down and settled down.

If it is as I guessed, everything was carefully planned by Professor Snape,

The purpose is to deliberately anger the extremely disgusting Umbridge, so there must be some unknown meaning and plan behind it.

Could it be that Professor Snape has had enough of the boring and stressful teaching job every day?

......

It’s impossible to tell.

If Fudge really succeeds and succeeds in replacing Dumbledore as principal, then Umbridge will definitely be Fudge's right-hand man as deputy principal in the future.

If it were him, he wouldn't want to continue teaching here, and Harry heard Professor Snape say that he came to be a professor because he had reached a secret agreement with Dumbledore.

If Dumbledore is no longer the Headmaster, it's hard to say whether this secret agreement will still work.

Even if I am no longer a professor at Hogwarts,

Harry knew that as Snape was the world's top Potions Master, he could live a very decent life, and it would be much less stressful than being the Headmaster of Hogwarts.

I don’t know what conditions Dumbledore offered in exchange for Professor Snape to take over this hard job.

Harry suddenly felt bad when he thought about Fudge being the Headmaster of Hogwarts and Toad being the Vice-Headmaster of Hogwarts in the future.

Although Fudge has not had time to act like a monster at this time, his consistent reputation is here. If he becomes the principal of Hogwarts, you can imagine what kind of mess Hogwarts will be in the future.

But it was impossible for Harry to dissuade Raven from letting Fudge become the headmaster.

This is the interest of Raven and Fudge's allies. Their early investment in Fudge was not a small amount. Draco told Harry more than once what kind of greedy character Fudge is.

It would be no exaggeration to say that he is a half-blood goblin.

Thinking of this, Harry couldn't help but apologize to Professor Flitwick. He was also (?) a half-goblin. Professor Flitwick was such a respected little old man.

At this time, Harry didn't know that Raven had actually sold Fudge for a good price.

And Raven suspected selling Fudge's...

Forget it, there is no need to doubt.

Since the head of the Magical Congress was murdered by Dumbledore,

Today's International Federation of Wizards is extremely busy!

On the one hand, they not only need to deal with thorny problems reported from around the world,

We must also concentrate on one crucial matter - a comprehensive inspection of the newly elected chief of the Magic Congress.

This is no easy task, as the International Federation of Wizards must carefully assess the stance and tendencies of its new chief.

After all, according to the purpose of the International Federation of Wizards, the elected chief must not be the kind of person who attempts to subvert the "Law of Secrecy". Otherwise, the entire magical world may fall into chaos and danger!

On the other hand, international wizards also need to consider how to deal with Albus Dumbledore, who "murdered" the chief wizard Gandalf Graves.

Dumbledore's international reputation is no less than his reputation in the UK. He has stepped forward several times to save the International Federation of Wizards from danger.

In terms of merit, Dumbledore defeated the dark wizards who intended to overturn the "Secrecy Act" twice in a row.

In terms of strength, Dumbledore is the top legendary wizard in the world and the strongest ally of the International Federation of Wizards.

If it were a few years ago, Dumbledore would have been let go long ago.

But in recent years, because he has become too close to a wizard who is against the Statute of Secrecy,

Therefore, Dumbledore's trust in the International Federation of Wizards has dropped dramatically.

It's just that due to his past contributions, the International Federation of Wizards can only continue to welcome Dumbledore with a smile.

And the deceased—Gandalf Graves, the chief of the Magic Congress, was indeed not very clean himself.

There is definite evidence that he once provided convenience to the first Dark Lord Gellert Grindelwald, and the two had a cooperative relationship.

Coupled with Dumbledore's powerful strength...

In short, the International Federation of Wizards has been very busy recently. What they are debating is not whether to punish Dumbledore, but

But I'm thinking about when is the appropriate time to put Dumbledore back.

So much so that they now have no intention of pursuing Cornelius Fudge for his dereliction of duty. From a certain perspective, Fudge should be grateful to Dumbledore at this time.

Otherwise, he would have been held accountable and resigned.