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Chapter 913 Harry is not fooled

When old Dumbledore was negotiating the contract with old Foster, he specifically asked him not to tell little Harry that he was getting money for him; and when "little Petunia" asked little Harry to help, she also secretly told Dumbledore, and she didn't tell little Harry what was going on behind the scenes, she only said that Dumbledore owed the Fosters a favor, so he did it while he was not busy.

Dumbledore felt that what "Little Petunia" said was a little bit implied, but he had no evidence. He accepted it silently. Of course, he also wanted to take a closer look at Harry. This child was obviously born to two wizards from Gryffindor, so why was he a Slyklin? And this child's grandfather was also a Gryffindor!
In addition to being happy to learn from different potion masters, little Harry also had mixed feelings about Dumbledore. He was sure that the old man had no selfish motives, but he was also sure that the old man was one of the murderers of his mother.

Of course, old Dumbledore might not admit this. After all, Neville's parents lived a life worse than death; "Little Petunia"'s mother also died, so whether Lily learned "sacrifice of love" or not, she would die. From Dumbledore's point of view, he obviously thought that you will die anyway, so you might as well die more meaningfully. Harry understood, but he was unwilling to accept it. Why? Why should you determine the value of death?
But in terms of learning, especially in terms of learning attitude, little Harry was taught by Principal O'Neal, and he was Snape's favorite student. Then there was Dumbledore. No matter how conflicted Dumbledore was in Harry's heart, he still had a strong respect for academics and the strong. What's wrong with learning? Not learning is wrong.

Dumbledore's working method is actually very different from Snape's. He is a dreamer and a romanticist who always has wild ideas. He often says, give it a try, and you may get a surprise.

Snape was quite pragmatic, because he had been poor before, and his potion materials were not obtained for free, so he carefully calculated each potion material. So before each experiment, he would do a lot of desk work first, and for those that he had never done before, he would make plans for what temperature to use, so his experiments rarely failed, at most the experimental results were not ideal.

Harry was very similar to Snape in this respect. How could a poor kid who wanted to restore his family's reputation conduct various experiments like Dumbledore? Everyone's money was money, and they also needed potions for their experiments, which would be provided by Foster's. In order to save money for old Foster, he was determined not to let Dumbledore mess around.

He wrote down all of Dumbledore's ideas on paper, and then looked up books. There were many people with ideas, and maybe someone had done experiments. Then he would screen them bit by bit, including the proportions of the potion, the techniques, the heat, and the cost calculations, and then he would tell Dumbledore clearly that this wouldn't work.

Generally speaking, the purpose of their three experiments is commercial promotion. For example, what Foster sells to Muggle companies is the original liquid, which is equivalent to a product raw material. So these are all prepared in the magic world. Of course, they also tried to make some simple mechanized production line reforms, but as I said, there are restrictions on the process.

If the operation is too difficult, or the raw materials are complicated and expensive, then don't even think about it. Because in the factories of the magic world, how many potion masters can they have to make small pots of it? And they can't make it into a fragrant pot.

Therefore, this formula must be simple and unexpected. Even if the target market of the wizarding world in other countries is not the Muggle world as theirs, it is better to be safe than sorry. Which country's wizarding world has an old man like Dumbledore?

So, Harry was an excellent secretary, and he brought the old Dumbledore, who was "I want to ride the wind back home", back to reality. This patent Petunia was going to sell for money and land. He didn't think at all that the old man wanted to pay him back, but really thought that the old man also owed old Foster money, so he worked hard.

Dumbledore was so angry that he lost his temper, but he also noticed that Harry recorded his thoughts in great detail, with notes on the side. Obviously, he wanted to find another opportunity to try, but he couldn't try at this time, which would waste time. This made Dumbledore a little appreciative. Obviously, Harry was more than a little better than James in terms of intelligence. This made Dumbledore not know whether to be happy or not.

Smart, kind, and well-behaved, these should be good children in the eyes of any teacher, right? However, Dumbledore still hopes that he can have a broader perspective and take on more responsibilities for the wizarding world.

However, Harry ignored him. It was true that the magic world was responsible. "Little Petunia" also told him that Dumbledore was right to have this idea, because humans are actually a community of interests. Only with peace can everyone live a good life. Dumbledore was right about this. But individual heroism is definitely not acceptable.

Why did she let the lawyers prepare for a lawsuit for compensation for so long, and then let Chief Justice Merlin try it slowly, and also let people go to the trial every day, draw sketches of the court, and put them in the newspapers, which is actually a national memory to enhance everyone's memory. The difficult days have not been long gone, and the current peace is the result of the sacrifices of these people, but none of these perpetrators have repented. This aroused the disgust of the entire wizarding world, and even Fudge stood up and publicly condemned it. He also publicly stated that if the same thing happened again, he would go forward without hesitation.

See? This is the power of the group. A lawsuit has united the whole nation to oppose racism and the heresy of pure-blood supremacy. It has forced that idiot Fudge to speak out and reiterate what is truly politically correct. Actively pass the "Three Generations Act".

Even if Dumbledore is the greatest wizard, how many people can he fool no matter how loud he is? If you haven't read the later part of the original novel, Dumbledore actually has no way to fight Fudge. Fudge only respects Dumbledore on the surface, but as long as Fudge takes out the decree, Dumbledore can't argue. Dare to argue, it means not respecting the law and putting oneself above the law.

Therefore, when old Dumbledore and Harry were experimenting, they would sometimes talk about the mysterious man, trying to make Harry face up to his own identity and take on his own responsibilities.

Harry would confront him with the facts, so Ou Mengmeng's brainwashing of them in the past few years was successful. Unite all the forces that can be united, let everyone rise up, fight a national war, and let those jumping clowns have nowhere to hide. By the way, let those clowns have no money. Without money, what else can they do?

If Dumbledore hadn't thought that Death Eaters had no future, he wouldn't have had so much free time to sit down and think about how to combine shampoo and softener and how to make hair growth cream.

Well, if you have an air conditioner at home that has been used for ten years, change it quickly! The Glee wall-mounted unit in my old house is 1.25 horsepower and costs twelve dollars a day. Don't ask me how I know. I paid the electricity bill yesterday and turned off the air conditioner. Today I owe another twelve dollars. Because the money I paid yesterday was for the period before yesterday. But it seems to be okay, one hour, fifty cents. Twelve dollars a day.