Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor - Quirrell

Quirrell forgot where he saw that "whether a society is civilized or not depends on how much the government spends on public welfare and education in the country's fiscal revenue", but no matter at that time or now, he only felt that this The sentence makes sense, but I don't think it is a golden rule. After all, where the country's money is spent is affected by many internal and external factors.

But when Quirrell first saw the financial expenditure statement of the British Ministry of Magic for the previous year and the financial budget statement for the next year from Lucius for the first time, this sentence suddenly emerged, because according to this sentence, People in the magic world who pride themselves on being civilized definitely live in a barbaric world!

The total financial revenue of the Ministry of Magic in the previous year was 340 million Galleons. The largest financial expenditure was not government construction or military expenditure-of course, the Ministry of Magic has no army, only Oro, but wages! 120 million Galleons, almost half of the fiscal revenue.In the budget for next year, this expenditure will be even more.

The second largest expense is office supplies with a total of more than 80 Galleons. However, this part of the expenditure seems to be relatively general, not only including the purchase of paper and other items, but also expenditures such as state visits and sports games. It's all included in office supplies.

"What a mess of accounts." Quirrell couldn't help but said to Lucius.

"The accounts of the Ministry of Magic are of course messy." Lucius shrugged with a smile, and Quirrell was taken aback and understood.

If it's not messy, why do those guys from the Ministry of Magic keep the public money in their own pockets?So chaos is natural.

Below are all kinds of miscellaneous expenses. It was not until the last page that Quirrell found education expenses, that is, the government appropriation to Hogwarts.At first he thought he had read it wrong, but he counted back and forth three times, and there were still only two zeros after the five in the education appropriation.

"Hogwarts has always relied on nobles to get money."

"I thought Malfoy wouldn't be in the business of losing money."

"Hogwarts is not a losing investment."

"? Then how much investment did you recover?"

"Seven years of happiness." From as long as I can remember, until the age of 11, most of the noble children grew up in cold and empty mansions, under the care of house elves and governesses.It wasn't until they got to Hogwarts and spent seven years with lots of kids that they got a taste of normal kids.

“…really paid off the investment.”

After that, Quirrell and Lucius, who were gradually gaining power, carried out many government reforms. The Ministry of Magic gradually changed from the original big fat government to a healthy gentleman, and of course there were more and more education funding.

After the wedding of Quirrell and Lucius, there were enough Galleons in the treasury of the Ministry of Magic, and there were enough personnel reserves. Quirrell felt that it was time to go further-the educational institution of the British Ministry of Magic only had one for 11 to 17 years old. Hogwarts, where wizards study, is obviously not enough. Kindergartens, primary schools, universities, and libraries for adults are needed.

But in order to avenge Lucius'..., Quirrell first started the Kindergarten Project.Moreover, because this matter is related to the rise and fall of the wizarding world for a century, "the kindergarten must have the strongest teachers, so the kindergarten principal should be the Hogwarts principal, Mr. Snape."

At the same time, orders from the Ministry of Magic and the Death Eaters made Snape go into office with a cold face...

For the opening ceremony, the children sent to the park were indeed the children of nobles and officials of the Ministry of Magic who had been ordered in advance. The parents of ordinary wizarding families were still waiting and hesitating.

"Quirinas, I think for the safety of the children, you should change the principal." On the first day of sending the children to the kindergarten, she was very personable—for some reason, her hair was much shorter than before— Lucius held the child worriedly and did not let go.

"Don't worry, Severus will be a good principal. You and I both know that he's just venomous and not very expressive. In fact, he is a very gentle person." Quirrell patted Lucius on the shoulder, "Besides, we have to lead by example." He motioned Lucius to look around with his eyes, and the parents who also sent their children were all looking at them.

"Okay." Lucius sighed, hugged Emily and pulled Mikael towards Snape who was guarding the gate with a tragic expression.Suddenly Mikael let go of his hand, ran towards Snape, and while hugging Snape's thigh, he called softly, "Aunt Potter."

Emily saw her brother running over and struggled to get off the ground. It was the first time Lucius, who heard his son greet his old friend like this, was shocked and unknowingly put his daughter on the ground.And Emily immediately ran over following her brother's footsteps, hugged Snape's other leg, and called out in a softer and softer voice that belonged to a girl: "Aunt Potter."

The reporters seized the opportunity to murder their own negatives wantonly, and the spotlights shone with gold stars in everyone's eyes.

"Quirinas."

"what?"

"I kind of understand why he gave me such a wedding gift." He was not so wronged about his previous miserable experience, but he had heard that Draco sent the children to Spider's End during that time, A little sympathetic instead, "Are you sure Severus won't throw them both into the cauldron?"

"I'm sure."

In short, Hogwarts Kindergarten has successfully opened.

Except for Snape, who is also the headmaster of Hogwarts, all the teachers in the kindergarten have carried Quirrell to the Muggle world to study early childhood education. Deal with the magical riots of baby wizards.And of course there's Dr. St. Mungo's, two ex-Squib nutritionists, five elves, and assorted other folks.

Generally speaking, it is true that young wizards are much safer in kindergarten than at home, but there are always extraordinary situations in this world.

Alfred is in the cherry class: two and under; Emily is in the strawberry class: two to four years old, and Mikael is in the apple class: four to six years old.The novel surroundings attracted Mikael's attention at first, but soon he found that he was surrounded by strange and crying little ghosts.Not only is "Aunt Potter" gone, but so are his sister and nephew!This made Mikael very dissatisfied. He called the elves at home, but nothing happened except to make the two little beanies next to him cry louder.

Mikael touched his chin with his small hand. His fathers asked him to be obedient here and let him take care of his sister and nephew.But now that Emily and Alfred are gone, how can he take care of them?And, listen to these guys?

snort!With a cold snort, Mikael had already slipped out while the teachers were trying to appease the crying little ones out of breath...