Chapter 101 Dispatching
Cowen could not have designed those alchemical items without Snape to teach him about potions.
Without Professor McGonagall's knowledge of transfiguration, Kewen could not have successfully introduced alchemy.
Likewise, if Flitwick did not answer and impart so much knowledge of magic spells, Cowen would not have been able to study alchemy enchantments.
Even Professor Sprout, who doesn't appear to be involved, tutors Kewen on a weekly basis.
It can be said that Kewen's achievements today are basically due to the serious teaching of the professors to him.
After Dumbledore said this, the branch deans really relieved some of the guilt in their hearts.
However, with the character of the professors, they still have no face to let their names appear on the papers that Kewen will publish in the future.
At this time, Dumbledore saw that he had calmed everyone down for the time being, so he continued to speak, and solemnly ordered: "Next, everyone needs to act."
"Severus." Dumbledore looked at Snape: "After the paper is published in the future, I need you to appease those nobles as much as possible. You should understand what I mean."
Snape nodded when he heard the words: "I know, I will try my best to appease those Death Eaters."
Dumbledore nodded with satisfaction and looked at Professor McGonagall again: "Minerva, I need you to contact Ollivander, explain the inside story, and contact our companions."
"I will!" Professor McGonagall nodded solemnly.
"Felius." Dumbledore looked at Professor Flitwick again: "I need you to prepare a 'door key' for Kewen, so that if he encounters danger, he can evacuate safely as soon as possible. And then prepare A safe house."
"Leave it to me!" Professor Flitwick nodded, with a worried expression on his face.
"And Pomona." Dumbledore finally looked at Professor Sprout.
"Please tell me!" Professor Sprout looked serious.
"Your task is relatively heavy." Dumbledore said equally seriously: "Once Kewen publishes a paper in the future, the related industries of herbal medicine and potions will inevitably cause huge waves.
Therefore, I hope you can make use of your contacts and try to win more families from related industries to our side. "
Dumbledore said with a slight sigh: "If our names really appear on the paper in the future, then I will take out the share of the patent that I have obtained and distribute it to the families who are on our side. "
"Yes!" Professor Sprout solemnly responded: "I will do my best! It just so happens that many people in the potion-related industry come from my Hufflepuff Academy!"
Snape chimed in and said, "If you can do it more perfectly, you can also relieve some of the pressure on my side. Maybe you can unite those families and form a confrontation with the purebloods that I am in charge of."
Professor Sprout was stunned for a moment when he heard the words, and after a little thought about the inside story, he nodded slightly, indicating that she would give it a try.
Seeing this, Dumbledore raised his voice slightly and said, "Finally, I will personally contact Nicole Lemay.
Try to get him to gather some foreign families and forces, to create some threats to those malicious forces on our side in the UK, and go further to ensure the safety of Kewen! "
Everyone heard the words and had no opinion. After all, if things develop normally, then Nicole LeMay's name will also appear on the paper in the future, as a teacher of Kewen.
Everyone got Dumbledore's assigned tasks, so after Dumbledore announced the end of the meeting, the branch deans quickly left the principal's room to carefully arrange their own tasks.
In the office, Dumbledore pondered silently for a long time, and finally sighed slightly.
For the time being,
He couldn't think of a better plan, and he could only hope that Kewen could understand his suggestion on the authorship of the paper and understand his painstaking efforts.
After all, the more signatures on the paper, the more it can mitigate the prying eyes and threats to Kewen.
Because among the signatures of a group of "big celebrities", there is a child's signature mixed in, so most people will not pay attention to the signed child.
No one can imagine that the only child in the signature will be the initiator of the entire paper and the reform of the entire industry, and the real leader.
...
Kewen wouldn't know how much of an uproar would be caused in the entire magic world because of his self-entertaining thoughts.
He didn't know that when he returned to the dormitory to write to Nicole Lemay, the four deans of the academy had already started running for him with all their hearts.
He also couldn't predict how big a wave this wave would cause in the next period of time.
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A week later, Dumbledore called Corwin into his office for a talk.
Patiently and exhaustively recounted all the stakes to Cowen, and finally Dumbledore said apologetically: "I'm sorry little Cowen, this achievement should have belonged to you, but we had to do this and endure it. Conscience of conscience, to share your achievements, to share your reputation..."
Kewen was completely stunned after hearing this.
He originally just wanted to come up with a device that would allow him to lazily make the perfect potion, but he didn't expect things to become so serious.
While Dumbledore waited patiently, Kewen was in a daze for a while, and then tried to say, "Then... Since it's so troublesome, why don't I publish the paper?"
"No!" Dumbledore immediately shook his head and said seriously: "In that case, we will become sinners who hinder the development of the magical world!"
"Uh..." Kewen scratched his head dejectedly, thought for a moment, and said, "I don't care about the signature of the paper, but since that's the case, let's add Mr. Arthur Weasley's name as well. ."
"Arthur?" Dumbledore was taken aback: "Why?"
"If it really counts, Mr. Arthur should be my 'alchemy' enlightenment teacher." Kewen finished speaking, and he went to the 'burrow' to ask Mr. Weasley for advice. The thing is simply said again.
After Dumbledore heard it, he couldn't help but be very moved. He imagined so many kinds of Kewen's answers, but he never thought that Kewen didn't care about authorship at all.
Dumbledore was silent, because Cowen's generosity and open-mindedness made Dumbledore feel more indebted to Cowen in his heart.
If it is said, Dumbledore just regarded Kewen as a good student worth training and looking forward to.
So now, Kewen's position in Dumbledore's heart has almost risen to the level of the younger generation in the family.
It's really Kewen's performance, it's too gratifying and agreeable...
