Chapter 165: Madam Pomfrey suffers, I will bear the blame

"Professor, why are you laughing suddenly?" Draco asked.

Kaysen shrugged: "I'm just happy, and I'm very happy for you to agree that you are an independent individual and that you have an independent self."

"I know that people with a family environment like yours must have heavier thoughts and more psychological pressure than their peers, but please remember at all times that this kind of pressure is always subjective to you, not objective. exist.”

"When you feel uncomfortable because of other people's empty contemptuous eyes, you just need to...find your true self and treat other people as eggplant and cabbage to get rid of the world. Eighty percent comes from psychological troubles.”

Draco raised his head: "What about the other twenty percent."

"That's the trouble that exists objectively. Eighteen percent can be solved with money, and the remaining two percent can only be solved with power." Kaison explained.

"Professor? What pressure do you think I have?"

"There is pressure from the Malfoy family. Are you afraid that you will not be able to lead the Malfoy family to prosper after Mr. Lucius Malfoy hands over the family power to you?" Kayson casually mentioned a worry shared by all Slytherin pure-blood wizards. .

"Professor? Can you say something else?"

"...Face? Your little confrontation with Harry and the others?"

Draco nodded: "Professor, what do you think I should do? We fight almost all the time, but..."

"You want to stop?"

"Not at all. If possible, I want to fight with them for the rest of my life." Draco said seriously.

"..." Kaysen was silent for a while. He originally thought that Draco was tired of this kind of fighting and wanted to end it, but he was afraid of losing face, but he didn't expect this. kind of...results.

But this result is very good, Draco plus his three friends, Gore, Crabbe and Pansy, and on the other side is Harry, Navigation, Ron and Hermione.

They happened to be three men and one woman, and they were all four versus four, which was considered fair.

He had a rough judgment on the magical abilities of the people on both sides. Draco was a child of a pure-blood family and had been immersed in all kinds of curses since he was a child. On the other hand, Granny had four little ones. It is also dishonest to compete with each other.

These two groups of people are basically the high-level combatants who dance happily.

Of course it doesn't mean that they don't have other high-level combat forces this time, it's just that they are not as active.

And as Professor McGonagall said before, close competition can quickly make the little wizards improve, as long as the fighting power of both sides is balanced, rather than one-sided bullying.

Kaison was still happy to see the back-and-forth magic exchanges. This could be considered as their contribution to the magic world where high-end combat power was becoming increasingly scarce.

After all, he had flown with Grindelwald for most of the world before, and he also knew from Grindelwald what the wizards' combat power was like in their time, and what the wizards' combat power is now...

so....

"Then you fight them. But as a team of four, you, Pansy, Goyle, and Crabbe can only cause trouble for Harry, Navigation, Ron, and Hermione. Of course, if you fight against the stronger ones, I would be more than happy to bring out the wand.”

"But if you take out your magic wand to the weaker ones, I can consider letting you grind the diamond blocks into diamond powder. And this division of the strong and the weak has a rough classification in my mind. Don't think about using sophistry to divide the weak. As a strong person, I will not tell you the evidence on this matter, after all, I am not the Wizengamot."

"Also, there must be no humiliation. Even if you cut off Harry's arm, don't use any insulting words!" Kaysen added.

Kaysen said that he did not forget to draw a path for Draco until the end.

If you have a conflict with a strong person, you can. If you dare to think of a weak person taking out a magic wand, then don't blame Kaysen for trickling them all into the office to deal with them one by one.

Also, physical harm is okay, but psychological harm is not.

"Okay, okay." Draco nodded like a chicken pecking at rice, as if he was remembering the dark time dominated by the red stone.

"Uh-huh...is there anything else?" Kaison asked.

Draco shook his head quickly, said goodbye and retreated.

"By the way, Draco, what kind of responsibilities and obligations does your family place on you? This is a family matter of the Malfoy family, but as an outsider and a professor, I sincerely hope that you can stick to your own rights. Heart, you will always be Draco, not some symbol imposed on you by others."

"Of course, I'm an outsider. If you think what I'm saying doesn't make sense, it's okay to turn around and scold me now and run out of the classroom. I'm not Severus, and I won't deduct points from you." Kaysen finally said warned.

Draco stopped leaving and turned to look at Kayson: "Thank you for being willing to tell me so much."

As Draco left, Kaysen let out a long sigh of relief. After winning over such a young master, his small group of friends were also passively brought over.

Kayson didn't know Pansy very well yet, but Goyle and Crabbe were under Draco's influence all the time.

So this conversation talked about one person and had effects on four people, but these four people were just behavioral, not psychological...

Psychologically, he still needs to find opportunities to find the other three people, maybe keep them in class, or meet them by chance...

"Oh right! There are still four of them!"

Kaysen suddenly reacted. He just suggested that Draco could continue to oppose Harry and the others. According to Draco's character of climbing up when he sees a stick, he is probably in the stage of looking for people now.

"We must quickly remind them to be careful of the wand that suddenly extends from the dark!" He quickly wrote the letter and handed it to an automatic flying puppet that automatically found its way. It used magic to aim at any person closest to the puppet according to the name of the four Gryffindors.

"Hu... Everything is fine. Madam Pomfrey will suffer for a while. I will take the blame."

Kaysen finally leaned on the sofa without any worries. What he could expect next was a terrible storm of blood and gore in Hogwarts.

Madam Pomfrey is responsible for the curse.

Sirius, who successfully found Crookshanks last night and talked to dogs and cats in the Gryffindor lounge all night, finally succeeded in catching up on his sleep. When he came down, he heard Kaisen's mumbling and immediately rushed out with the drone.