Chapter 376 The Biggest Villain at Hogwarts
After calming Luke down, he accompanied Principal Deng and Professor Lupin to the school hall to attend the opening ceremony.
Here, there is not only a sumptuous opening dinner, but more importantly, there is also an admission ceremony for new students.
After the ceremony began, Principal Deng gave an inspiring speech.
Then the new professors for this semester were introduced.
When Luke was introduced, the students' chatter suddenly became louder.
Because Luke killed eight Dementors on the train on the way to school, he became a legend.
Students are naturally curious.
Just like what Principal Deng said.
Since the Dementors were discovered, no one in the wizarding world has ever completely eliminated them.
The Muggle Defense class Luke had taken this year was supposed to be an elective.
But after the students spread the word, Luke was described as very powerful and had a very tall image.
One could almost describe him as a hero in the wizarding world.
The students were curious about the professor from the United States and began to discuss him and the courses he would teach.
After the leaders finished their speeches, it was time for the freshman admission ceremony.
To Luke's left is Principal Dunn, and to his right is Professor Lupin.
Looking at the admissions sorting ceremony about to begin below, Luke was stunned for a moment.
Then he turned to Professor Lupin with a serious face and said:
"Professor Lupin, do you know who the biggest villain in Hogwarts is?"
Lupin was confused by Luke's question.
"Huh? What? The biggest villain at Hogwarts?"
Although Luke pretended to talk quietly with Lupin, his voice was actually very loud, loud enough for Principal Deng to hear...
cough... cough...
Luke turned his head and looked at Principal Deng who was coughing in surprise.
"Principal Deng, you don't even realize the problem now?"
Principal Deng stared at Luke with dead eyes, saying nothing, waiting to see what he was going to say.
Luke pointed to the hat on the table below.
"The biggest villain of Hogwarts is the Sorting Hat."
Principal Deng and Lupin both looked at Luke curiously.
Even several other professors nearby looked at Luke.
Luke pointed at the Sorting Hat with disdain.
"Why is the wizarding world so chaotic? We need to get to the root of the problem."
"The Sorting Hat is the root of this. From the moment children enter the wizarding world, the concept of gangs has been around."
"They say they are divided into different colleges, but in fact they are divided into gangs... Think about it, think about it carefully..."
Sure enough, after hearing Luke's words, the faces of the magicians present all became a little strange...
Principal Deng coughed helplessly.
"You can't say that... Actually... It's..."
He couldn't continue...
In fact, it was just as Luke said... they were divided into gangs...
Luke continued:
"Look, these kids who just started learning magic, the first thing they do when they arrive at school is being accused of something..."
"The Sorting Hat will tell them: You are suitable for Gryffindor, you should go to Slytherin..."
"Those who know will understand that this is to divide them into different schools, while those who don't will think that this is the four gangs recruiting new members."
These words made the deans of the four colleges turn green...
But they really couldn't find any fault with what Luke said...
Luke continued to complain:
"The children were happy to think that this was a tradition in the wizarding world."
"Pah, in my opinion, this is rubbish..."
"Why? Does he divide them by major? Does he divide them by interests? Does he divide them by specialties?"
"No, in my opinion it is divided according to personality..."
"Why the hell isn't it divided by zodiac sign? Why isn't it divided by blood type?"
"You have to classify people into different levels...Are you afraid that they won't be able to fight?"
The deans of the other branches were so angry at Luke that they almost pulled out their wands...
But Principal Deng rubbed his forehead.
This... this guy's words make sense...
Turning to Luke:
"Then what do you think we should do?"
Luke shrugged.
"What should we do? Of course, we will randomly assign classes. And we will assign classes one year at a time based on academic performance..."
"This will allow these children to experience different schools and promote the school itself to work towards a better direction..."
Although several deans were about to draw their wands, Luke's words still touched them a little.
Luke continued:
"Dividing classes this way will only divide students into factions, and will not help each college to improve."
"If we want to make progress, we need to make students love their own college from the bottom of their hearts... rather than competing for victory or defeat somewhere else."
After hearing this, all the professors in the school fell silent.
Luke finally landed another critical hit.
"School is a place to teach students knowledge, life and being a good person, not a place for factional fighting. Don't let them get in touch with the dirty things of adults in society too early."
Principal Deng looked at Luke for a while and said to him:
"Professor Luke, how about trying it your way this year?"
Luke smiled and replied:
"No problem, I won't let you down."
After saying that, Luke stood up and pulled out the "Warden"...
He led it to the Sorting Hat.
"Sorry, kids, the Sorting Hat was just playing a trick on you."
"This year's division is...random."
Pointed at the Sorting Hat.
"What he just said was just a joke. Children, please sit back in your original seats."
The Sorting Hat stopped working at this point.
"Who are you, you bastard? I assign them to colleges based on their hearts and qualities..."
Click...
Luke smiled and looked at the Sorting Hat which had shut its mouth.
"I'll give you a chance to reframe your words..."
"OK, you are right...I...I agree..."
Luke smiled and put down the "Warden".
With a wave of his hand, several decks of playing cards appeared on the table.
They seemed to have souls and started to shuffle automatically.
"Okay, kids, no one's coming forward to draw a playing card."
The children looked at each other, and finally someone came forward to draw a playing card.
After each child had drawn a card, Luke said to them:
"As we all know, there are four suits of playing cards, which also represent the four colleges."
"If I directly announce the colleges represented by each color, some people will definitely be dissatisfied."
"so……"
Luke used his spiritual energy to control the playing cards and flew them in front of several college deans.
"When the deans draw a certain suit, it means that students of that suit will enter his college."
In addition to several deans, other professors and students in the school nodded in agreement with Luke's approach.
Very fair indeed.
Headmistress McGonagall of Gryffindor drew the first one.
When she drew a spade card, all the spade cards in front of her were automatically separated.
The second person drawn was the Head of Ravenclaw, Professor Flitwick.
"why me?"
Luke shrugged.
"I ranked them according to the total scores of the college last year, and those with the highest scores were chosen last..."
Professor Flitwick glanced in surprise at Professor Snape of Slytherin House.
"Then there's no choice for the last one, right?"
Luke still shrugged.
"No way, who made the last place have a low score?"
Professor Flitwick smiled and drew a card of the diamond suit.
The third one is naturally Professor Sprout from Hufflepuff.
Looking at Snape, whose face was dark and sour, he also happily drew one.
It's a grass and flower pattern.
The only thing left for Snape is naturally the red peach color.
"OK. Children, go to your respective colleges according to the suits in your hands."
"Don't worry, we will select you again next year based on your total score ranking."
This statement caused a lot of discussion among the students who did not get into the college of their choice.
The old students suddenly changed their expressions...
Draw in order of total score...
One can imagine how much they will be pushed by the deans of their colleges this year...
