Hogwarts: The Cat Wizard of the Moving Castle

"For the two O and N exams this time, after discussing with Dumbledore, I plan to add some [extra point questions] after each subject."

In Mu En's office, an old woman spoke slowly.

This is the examiner of the O and N exams, Professor March. She has been in charge of this work since Dumbledore was still a student.

"Extra points questions? Used in two formal exams?" Mu En was a little confused.

"Yes, the extra-point questions related to you are, to be precise, designed to guide the little wizards' learning needs for the knowledge you have contributed."

Mu En frowned. Logically speaking, this should be something he would be happy to see happen.

but.

Shaking his head, Mu En said: "I don't recommend it. I respect the fairness of the ON exam. This is an important exam that can determine the future of these children."

Marchban nodded smoothly, and after a while he said in surprise: "You don't suggest it? Isn't this a good thing for you?"

"It doesn't matter if this kind of extra point question is used in the normal final exam, but I don't think it would be a good suggestion to put it in the ON exam." Mu En poured half a glass of whiskey for herself.

"Are you sure?" Professor Marchban said unbelievingly. This move will make all future students of Hogwarts put part of their attention on [Jones' knowledge]. She doesn't understand that since Mu En has taken out this knowledge, Naturally, I hope that someone will read it, someone will learn from it, or I will gain a reputation that will be admired by everyone.

In fact, the concept of extra-mark questions has a long history in ON exams, but it has always existed in practical exams before.

For those children with extremely high reputations, if the professors want to, they will ask them to perform some difficult spells and then give them extra points.

In the eyes of Marchban and other people from the Wizarding Examination Bureau, this is a great good thing for Mu En, and it is not over the top. It is also the recognition of [Jones' knowledge] by these old scholars.

But why do you need it now?

"I don't recommend this matter. I also refuse to correct those so-called [extra point questions]. That is unfair to those little wizards." Mu En finally put down the cup.

"Dong dong~"

There was a knock on the door, and Sindel's voice appeared from outside the door.

"Mr. Jones, Minister Scrimgeour."

"Please come in."

Sindel walked directly through the door, and then opened the door from the inside.

Professor Marchban also stood up. Mu En's attitude already showed that she was older and didn't have much intention to argue, and she didn't like to get to the bottom of things. She was just surprised by Mu En's rejection.

"Well, if you don't want to, then forget about it."

Mu En also stood up, supported the old man, and walked towards the door.

"We will start compiling the test questions tomorrow afternoon, don't forget." Marchban gently patted Mu En's hand and instructed.

"Definitely not." Mu En smiled and sent him away.

Turning around, Sindel asked with a puzzled look: "Mr. Jones, why did you reject Professor Marchban's proposal?"

"[Extra point questions] This kind of thing is unfair. It's really unfair to children like Percy Weasley." Mu En explained.

There are many children in this school who are like Percy, who can be said to be rigid and serious. He does not want these children to suffer in the exams that they value most.

"The rules are set by the Wizarding Examination Bureau. The children abide by their rules and use all their efforts to learn the knowledge they stipulate. As a result, the test questions change at any time. Who has thought about these children?" Mu En smiled. Laughing: "Even if it's an extra question, I don't agree with it. If it's unfair, it's unfair."

"I understand." Sindel nodded honestly.

Mu En looked away, walked behind the desk, and said with a smile:

"Why doesn't this minister seem busy? He comes to inspect the school every three days."

"Come and sit down." Scrimgeour smiled awkwardly and sat behind Mu En: "It's mainly for one thing."

"whats the matter?"

"Werewolf," Scrimgeour said, taking out a few letters.

Mu En opened it and saw that they were all letters of report against Lu Ping from the parents of various little wizards.

"Who spread this kind of news?" Mu En was a little confused.

"I don't know." Scrimgeour shook his head: "This is only part of it. There are many more that are backlogged in the Daily Prophet's office. I asked Rita not to report them yet."

"What do you think you have in mind?"

"That's right." Scrimgeour nodded: "As you know, there is a department in the Ministry of Magic, the Department for the Regulation of Magical Creatures."

"Uh-huh." Mu En filled the cup casually.

"There are two ridiculous offices in the department, the Werewolf Capture Program Unit and the Werewolf Registry."

"It's indeed ridiculous." Mu En nodded in agreement. While going to catch the werewolf, he also hoped that the werewolf would register himself.

"I cancel." Scrimgeour said: "The two offices will be merged into one, currently tentatively named [Werewolf Rights Protection and Management Department], and I hope to invite Professor Lu Ping to become the director of the office.

At present, the criminal vault of Gringotts UK branch has been seized by us, which is enough to support any major actions of the Ministry of Magic.

Including the Legal Enforcement Division, which is currently being built underground in a nature park in London's West End. The separation of politics and law is only a matter of time. "

"Werewolf Security Department. Lupin"

Moon looked serious, and at this moment, the door was knocked again.

A moment later, Sindel opened the door and welcomed Dumbledore and Lupin in.

Dumbledore smiled with some distress: "Moon, it seems that we need a new professor of magical animals."

"Remus, have you decided?" Moon looked at him seriously.

"I have decided." Lupin nodded: "I know too many poor werewolves who have been abandoned, and I hope to change the status quo."

"The pressure will be great." Although Moon saw the determination in Lupin's eyes, to be honest, such a good colleague is rare, so he still couldn't help but remind him.

"At worst, Scrimgeour will find other werewolves, and then you continue to teach here, and we can still publish newspapers to express Hogwarts' attitude towards werewolves to the general public."

As he said, he pointed to Dumbledore: "Anyway, the pressure is borne by him, Dumbledore."

"No." Lupin shook his head.

"The attitude I expressed in the Ministry of Magic is completely different from the attitude I expressed in Hogwarts.

After all, I am a werewolf who has nothing to do with them in the Ministry of Magic.

In Hogwarts, I am the [invisible killer] next to their children. I don't want Professor Dumbledore to suffer that kind of pressure."

Lupin did not tell the whole truth.

In fact, many young wizards are now afraid of him.

The smell that is secreted crazily because of fear can be smelled clearly even if he is not a werewolf.

"I am not suitable to teach anymore, really." Lupin said sincerely: "I am here, which will only bring you more trouble."

As he said, he joked: "And the minister said he would give me a very generous salary."