Chapter 78 Appreciation

in the principal's office.

Dumbledore and the four deans were all there.

At this time, Dumbledore was watching the paper written by Kewen, and the others, except Professor McGonagall, had just arrived after being notified by Dumbledore.

Seeing that Dumbledore was concentrating on reading materials there, the three professors who arrived later all tacitly did not make a sound, but they all looked at Kewen from time to time.

After all, there was only one student like Kewen in the entire office. Obviously, the reason why Dumbledore called everyone had something to do with Kewen.

Cowen's paper was read by Dumbledore for a long time, and he pondered while reading it.

After about ten minutes, Dumbledore slowly put down the paper in his hand, raised his head slightly, and looked at Kewen through the half-moon glasses on the bridge of his nose.

After a few breaths of silence, Dumbledore said in a complicated tone: "No matter what the result is, Kewen, I have to praise you, great idea!"

"Thank you, Mr. Principal." Kewen is no longer as cautious as he used to be, so there is no need to act out any character, he just smiled and thanked him normally.

"Mr. Principal..." Professor Flitwick opened his mouth and asked suspiciously, "What achievements has Xiao Kewen made? Why did you call us here?"

"Ah, sorry." Dumbledore turned his eyes away and said to the three later professors: "I kept you waiting, but I think you should read this simple paper, Kewen."

With that said, Dumbledore got up and stretched out his hand, and handed the parchment in his hand to Snape who was closest to him.

Snape reached for the parchment, glanced sideways at Cowan, took out his wand, and pointed a little at the parchment in his hand.

Lips opened and closed slightly, Snape silently chanted a spell, and the next moment, a golden light suddenly appeared on the parchment.

Then, the golden light on the paper began to leak into the air, gradually projecting all the writing on the paper into the air.

Kewen had never seen or heard of this spell, so he was very surprised, and then his eyes turned to Snape with greed...

Of course, the professors didn't notice Kewen's expression, they were watching the projected text in the air attentively.

It didn't take long for the surprised whispers to sound one after another, and Professor Flitwick even took a deep breath after reading it.

Professor Sprout was the first to speak, turning his head to look at Kewen in shock, then to Headmaster Dumbledore, and exclaimed in a low voice: "God! I never did anything about what little Kewen said. Think about it!"

Professor Flitwick, like Professor Sprout, first glanced at Kewen in admiration, and then said to Dumbledore: "Indeed! I have never doubted the book about 'Dementors'. introduce!"

Professor Snape was silent for a while, then lowered his head again to read the paper in his hand from the beginning, and then turned his head.

Staring at Cowen, Snape's eyes were a little complicated, and then his tone was flat, as if he said maliciously: "Since Mr. Quinn made such a guess, it's better to let our Mr. Quinn see the Dementors.

After all, if you want to confirm whether this guess is correct, you must have real evidence. "

"Severus..." Professor McGonagall called Snape angrily.

"Humph!" Snape glanced at Kewen again, and commented in a flat tone: "Always pushy."

"Hehe... It's not something that won't be out of the limelight." Dumbledore knew that Snape was not malicious, so he smiled and pushed his glasses with his hand, and then said: "First of all, no matter what the result is, Kewen's This spirit is truly commendable.”

"Indeed!" Professor Flitwick nodded in agreement, and then said impatiently, "Albus, should we experiment first?"

"No, don't worry about Filius." Dumbledore waved his hand gently.

Then looked at Cowen.

"So, Kewen, have you thought about how to confirm your conjecture?"

All professors turned their attention to Kewen at the same time.

Kewen didn't feel nervous at all, after all, he had known these professors for a long time.

Nodding his head, Kewen said confidently: "Of course, Mr. Principal, I do have an idea."

Dumbledore was interested, and couldn't help but leaned his upper body forward slightly: "Oh? Just talk about it."

"Last year, Professor Flitwick recommended a book to me." Kewen looked at Professor Flitwick, who was slightly stunned, nodded and said, "It's a book about 'emotional magic'. "

The professors in the office are a small group of people at the top of the magic world. As soon as Kewen said this, everyone understood Kewen's thoughts one after another.

"Genius!" Professor Flitwick favored Kewen the most, so he shouted happily for the first time: "Little Kewen! Your idea is so genius!"

"Mmmm." Kewen nodded again and again and joked, "I was praised by you all for a year, and now I have been praised by you enough to believe that I am a genius."

"Hehehe...you kid..." Professor Sprout couldn't help but laugh very kindly when he heard the words.

Professor McGonagall also pursed her lips and smiled, looking at Kewen with admiration. Only Snape showed some disgust and gave Kewen a covertly white look.

Dumbledore looked at the performance of the four professors, and when he looked at Kewen again, his eyes couldn't help showing the same satisfaction and admiration.

In Dumbledore's view, even if Kewen could act again, he would not be able to gain the approval of all professors at the same time.

Just like Voldemort when he was a student, even if he was favored by the principal and some professors, some professors, including him, still saw the true face of Voldemort, so they distanced themselves and were wary.

But now, Kewen has been truly appreciated by all the professors, including him, Dumbledore, which shows that Kewen is indeed a good boy.

As long as Kewen is guided by correct values, then Kewen will surely become a great white wizard in the future.

The idea of ​​a successor emerged from the bottom of Dumbledore's mind, and the more he looked at Cowan, the more satisfied he became.

clap clap!

Dumbledore raised his hand and drummed his palm twice. After attracting everyone's attention, he smiled and said to Cowan, "Another great idea! You can talk about it in detail."

"Okay, Mr. Principal."

Kewen didn't know Dumbledore's mental activities, so he said the belly draft he had already made: "First of all, we need to get a 'Dementor'."

Want to get a Dementor from the school?

All the professors were hesitant to hear the words, after all, that thing was too dangerous.

Although the professors are confident that they can easily deal with the 'Dementors', they are afraid that they will be lost.

If you accidentally let a dementor run into the school, I'm afraid there will be a big trouble...