No one can disturb my retirement life in the Red Mansion

The foursome was busy as hell, and Ron, who loved to play, really stayed away from them.

Dumbledore actually knew what "Little Petunia" was doing. "Little Petunia" had explained it to them in the office. Although Dumbledore didn't understand most of it, he was a scholar, but also a warrior. He had some tactics in his head, but not many. How should I put it, his heart was not dirty enough.

Although I don't understand, I know that "Little Petunia" took out so much money not because she wanted compensation, but because she wanted to make sure that the "Death Eaters" would not just be imprisoned. She wanted them to feel distressed and desperate, thinking that they would still be nobles and enjoy wealth and glory after being released. This was also a kind of deterrent, so that those Death Eaters who were still hiding could hide well and not be caught. If they were caught, I would punish them and make their homes empty-handed.

Dumbledore was indeed not a pedantic person, and knowing this was enough. Although he was still a little worried about "Little Petunia", he also felt that using money to punish was a good idea, because it was a good idea to hit the snake at its weakest point. Why did these purebloods follow the mysterious man? Everything was about interests. When they found out that they might lose everything, they naturally had to think about it.

But Dumbledore felt that since Harry was on good terms with "Petunia", his values ​​would not be distorted, so he thought someone should lead Harry out of this selfishness. He supported "Petunia", but felt that this still lacked the purity of Gryffindor.

So he suggested to Molly that Ron should make more friends. Molly didn't understand what Dumbledore meant. Didn't Ron have any friends?
What could Dumbledore say? Ask him to make friends with Harry? They were not from the same house, and Harry was busy, had good grades, was handsome, and was surrounded by children from wealthy families, which was what Ron hated the most, so it was useless to say anything.

As for asking Ron to be friends with "Little Petunia", he didn't even have to say it, Molly would say, haven't they been friends for a long time?

Yes, Ron's wand was given by "Little Petunia". On Christmas, Ou Mengmeng gave Ron a brand new set of wizard chess. Ron was quite good at playing wizard chess. He used to play an old set of stone chess that he got from an uncle. Even though it accompanied him throughout his childhood, it was already tattered.

Ou Mengmeng had wanted to give him a new one for a long time, but she was a friend of this family before, and it was a bit far-fetched to give it to Ron alone rashly. She was afraid of being misunderstood, so she could only wait.

At the beginning of the school year, they were in the same class and in the same courtyard. They were also friends who grew up together. Seeing that he liked to play chess, but the chess pieces were too worn out, Ron was given a brand new set of chess pieces as a Christmas gift. Of course, they were not very expensive. They were just normal wizard chess pieces. Thus, Ron had his second thing that belonged to him completely. The first was a magic wand, which was also given by "Little Petunia".

Molly didn't think that "Little Penny" was not Ron's friend. Compared to her son, she certainly trusted "Little Penny" more, so she wrote a letter to ask Ou Mengmeng.

After receiving the letter, Ou Mengmeng understood what Molly, no, it should be said that Dumbledore meant. He still hoped to cultivate a savior, a savior with his great will. And his choice was either Harry or her. He still wanted Harry to go. After so many years, Dumbledore probably realized that he had determined his character and would not be swayed by him. As for the fact that Harry was a Slyklin, it was not a big problem. After all, James and Lily could still be brought along in the publicity, because his parents had the unparalleled courage of Gryffindor! And Harry's Slyklin was easy to explain. Maybe in the future, they would know about the slice on his head, which would give the old man a better reason, because it was caused by the mysterious man.

Ou Mengmeng felt very angry just thinking about it. Is this old man too old? There are obviously easier ways, but he has to go against him head-on?

As for Ron, she felt that he was much better now than in the book. You know, wizard chess is similar to international chess. Of course, it is a bit violent when playing, but the rules are similar. The fact that Ron likes to play this game itself means that he has a good brain.

But when the iron triangle went out for adventure, he was actually the most passive one. Harry was the leader, and Hermione was the strategist. He was just a hanger-on. When Harry stopped being the savior and Hermione found her life goal and went to fight for it, what could Ron do? Why couldn't he be the protagonist of his own life?
Looking into the magic mirror, Ron can see his greatest desire. He saw himself wearing the badge of a prefect. In his heart, he always wanted to be recognized by others.

So, this time Ron is obviously no longer the savior's little follower. He is the child of the Weasley family. He has good grades and an easy-going personality. Without the constant disruption of the trio of Draco, he lives a good life. What problems could there be for him?
So now it seems that she can't take it lightly. Dumbledore should still hope to find something for Harry or himself to do in the second year, and it would be best if he and Harry can team up, because obviously, they both have strong magic power, and the key is that they have excellent self-control. They are also smart, and if they increase publicity, it will be another victory for Gryffindor under his leadership.

You know, the four of them, Ganawei, were considered too easy to teach by their teachers. They felt that they had grown up with a good and systematic education. Their learning ability, self-control, and self-study ability were better than those of the children who stayed at the wizard's house.

They used to think that Lucius's kindergarten and primary school were a gimmick, especially when they used Muggle textbooks. Now, they no longer have such thoughts and think that they should learn from the Muggle world and legislate to let the Ministry of Magic establish primary schools so that all little wizards can go to wizard primary schools.

Dumbledore ignored this. He now felt that the most annoying thing about these five children was that they were too independent. Because of this, they lacked the vitality of other children. It would have been better if they were twins. Little wizards should act like little wizards and not follow the rules.

However, no matter what Dumbledore thought, the four people and a group ignored him. He was the principal, and they would not look for him unless he asked them to. You don't want to teach your children well, but the parents do. For parents, they want their children to study hard, enter the society smoothly in the future, have a decent job, get married and have children, and live a smooth life. Their children should not and cannot become heroes. In the case of choice.

In particular, Ou Mengmeng remembered that one of the twins was missing. In order to oppose the Ministry of Magic taking over the school, they left the school and joined the Order of the Phoenix. Then, a young life stopped at the time of adulthood. This was particularly unacceptable to Ou Mengmeng. This was an irreconcilable contradiction between her and Old Dumbledore, although they had never met. (End of this chapter)