Chapter 150 Your arrogance is more terrifying than theirs

The two and Dobby returned to Kayson's office at Hogwarts.

"Lupin, please stay for a while while I take Dobby to Dumbledore's office."

As Kaysen left with Dobby, Lupine also looked at Bruce who was drifting on the ice track.

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"Dumbledore." Kayson opened the door to the principal's office. Dumbledore was studying a strawberry milkshake.

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"Oh, Kayson, it seems that the matter was resolved smoothly." Dumbledore said and gave half of the milkshake to Kayson: "Let's give it a try."

"Well, I won't. This time I'm here to recommend a house elf to you." Kayson said and stepped away, revealing a somewhat embarrassed Dobby.

"Oh, Dobby, I remember you, you were the house elf of the Malfoy family."

"Dobby is no longer the Malfoy house elf. Dobby is free now." Dobby explained.

"Oh...I kinda get it, you need a job?"

"And it's a paid job," Kaysen added.

"That's no problem. What's your expected salary?" Dumbledore nodded.

"Uh...I don't know, Principal."

"Hmm...how about ten galleons a month?"

"Ten galleons! No, that's too much."

Kaison rubbed his ears helplessly as he listened to Dobby's harsh voice for a moment.

Dumbledore looked at Kayson and spread his hands with an innocent look on his face.

"So...five galleons?"

Kayson sat on the sofa in the corner and slowly made himself a pot of tea. After the pot of tea was drunk, the negotiation between Dumbledore and Dobby about wages finally ended.

In the end, Dobby happily reported to the cafeteria with his monthly salary of four galleons, while Dumbledore wrote with great interest [—500 galleons on the monthly bill of Hogwarts. 】

"Let me guess, this is Harry's break," Dumbledore asked.

"Yes, Dumbledore, what do you think of those purebloods?" Kayson nodded and asked.

"...Idiots, there are many smart people among them, but those smart people don't have good vision." Dumbledore said.

"Would you mind naming a few typical examples?" Kaysen asked.

"Typical... I'll use the Weasley family and the Malfoy family as examples. I would call the Weasley family smart people. They see clearly that wizards and Muggles are a community, and they are very willing to accept Muggles. Melon, accept Muggle wizards.”

"The idiots are the Malfoy family. They are a little clever. They have stirred up troubles in the magical world in history, and they have escaped the fate of being liquidated every time. However, this is still just a little clever. Really smart people are extremely self-indulgent. The family avoids those intense power struggles, but they always participate in them and enjoy them."

"But both have one shortcoming, arrogance." After finishing speaking, Dumbledore took a sip of milkshake and then shut up.

"...Why didn't you say anything?" Kaison asked.

"Why didn't you ask me?" Dumbledore said hummingly.

"...Okay, great Headmaster Dumbledore, what happens next? What is this so-called arrogant shortcoming they share?"

"I didn't hide my language. What I said was just superficial arrogance. I won't talk about the Malfoy family. On the surface, the Weasley family is very friendly to Muggles, but they still treat the Burrow Built in the middle of nowhere, far away from the Muggle world."

"If nothing else, they probably don't have the money to buy a house in the Muggle world." Kayson complained softly.

"Listen to me." Dumbledore said seriously: "Today's Weasley family has no money, but when Arthur and Molly just got married, their financial situation was not tight, but they still subconsciously believed that wizards and Muggles The residences should not overlap.”

"Secondly, Arthur likes Muggles' various mechanical creations very much, but in fact this is just a wishful love. Arthur uses his magic to disguise some scrap metal as Muggles' mechanical creations. But he is unwilling to communicate and learn from Muggles in person."

"In fact, he communicated with me. Ron often told me that Arthur Weasley couldn't walk when he met Muggles, and he asked all kinds of questions..." Laisang complained ruthlessly again.

Dumbledore took a deep breath: "You say it or I say it!"

"You say it, you say it."

"The communication I am talking about refers to systematic learning with Muggle professionals, mechanics, engineers, and car mechanics, but using magic and alchemy. He naturally thinks that the creations of Muggles are just good ideas. Technology is not as powerful as his magic," Dumbledore explained.

"Oh...I understand this time."

"You are also Cason," Dumbledore continued.

"ah?"

"I mean, you also have that arrogance of having magic."

"Me too?"

"Didn't you study that magic seed before and want to put it into practice? Why do you assume that people who can do magic must be better than ordinary people? Why do you assume that everyone will like magic? This is the kind of arrogance ”

"And your arrogance is different from that of Weasley and Malfoy. Their arrogance is like the arrogance of a stranger. Weasley thinks he is better than Muggles, so he doesn't need to learn Muggle technology."

"Malfoy thinks he is nobler than Muggles, so they look down on or even belittle Muggles."

"But your arrogance is a kind of arrogance of parents to their children, such as magic seeds. You want everyone to have magic, but do they really want it? You are making decisions for Muggles."

Kaysen nodded in sudden enlightenment: "I understand..."

"In a sense, your arrogance is even more terrifying than theirs, because of their ability, it is nothing more than a few Muggles being looked down upon or being pranked."

"But what about you? To be honest, if a powerful person like you accidentally goes astray and no one is watching you, then the damage you will cause to the whole world will be better than that of Tom." Dumbledore continued.

Kaisen nodded like a chicken pecking at rice: "I know, I know, please don't chase and kill me anymore."

"...By the way, why are you asking these questions?" Dumbledore asked.

Kaisen took out a lesson plan from the ring: "I learned a few small questions when I first participated in the alchemy exchange."

He handed the lesson plan to Dumbledore.