Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

At this moment, Fudge saw Dumbledore as handsome and refined.

“Isaac, you’re right. You need to focus on your studies now, and Hogwarts is the best place for you to grow.”

Learn from your professors! I'm waiting for your paper in the office.

In the end, Fudge concluded that he "voluntarily" allowed Isaac to stay at Hogwarts, not for any other reason than for the sake of the young wizard's studies.

He laughed very happily and heartily.

Because he had no idea how much publicity material his trip to Hogwarts would generate for him.

Hogwarts is truly a blessed place!

Fudge had no recollection of the nausea he felt on his way to Hogwarts.

People can't even empathize with themselves from a few hours ago.

"Yes, Your Excellency Minister, if I am fortunate enough to write a high-quality paper, I will certainly ask you to review it."

Isaac readily agreed and then took Fudge's hand.

The moment the big hand and the little hand clasped together was just like the passing of the torch between two generations—what minister doesn't want to pass it on?

How the hell can the minister have the final say on something like this?

Chapter 37 Thesis Writing

Having visited Hogwarts, Fudge returned to the Ministry of Magic with a satisfied heart.

Although the trip to Hogwarts was quite expensive, and he even received a premium seamless stretch bag from the Ministry of Magic as a gift, he couldn't help but be overjoyed.

Fudge was genuinely happy.

After his return to the Ministry of Magic, the Daily Prophet will start "building momentum" for him.

With the added support of Isaac, the young wizard who had subdued the Death Eaters before even enrolling, Fudge himself couldn't have predicted how much prestige he would gain this time.

Compared to his political prestige, 1000 Galleons or the Ministry of Magic's exquisite seamless stretch bag are nothing.

These are the resources he, as Minister of Magic, can utilize.

To blindly reach for these resources is the most foolish thing to do. Someone who would do such a thing would never rise to the position of Minister of Magic.

Throughout history, the Minister of Magic may have had mediocre magical abilities, but he was certainly not a fool.

Even if the Minister of Magic seems like a fool, he must have his own ideas.

Just like Fudge in the original timeline, even though there was irrefutable evidence proving that Voldemort had returned, why didn't he admit it?

Because if he were to admit it, all the efforts he had made over the years at the Ministry of Magic to remove Dumbledore's influence would be in vain.

He will once again become Dumbledore's yes-man.

Having already tasted the power, how could Fudge be willing to relinquish the power he had gained?

During that time, Fudge truly became the most "daredevil" man in the British wizarding world—he would spit on Voldemort as long as Voldemort wasn't standing in front of him.

Even if he bit off his back teeth, he would still have to say that Voldemort was already dead.

After Fudge left, Dumbledore introduced Isaac to the four heads of Hogwarts in the Great Hall.

Professors Flitwick and Sprout were very welcoming to Isaac, and Isaac responded just as warmly to both professors.

Leaving aside their status as Headmasters of Hogwarts, let's just talk about their essential work.

Flitwick is a professor of Charms and a master of combat. If Isaac wants to get some practical guidance, he should visit Professor Flitwick more often.

Then there's Professor Sprout.

This Hufflepuff professor doesn't have as much screen time as Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape, yet Isaac shows no disrespect towards Professor Sprout.

They teach herbal medicine.

As the Head of the House of Hogwarts and Professor of Herbalism, who knows how many rare herbs Professor Sprout possesses?

Snape was indeed a Potions Master, but without Professor Sprout's raw materials, how could he make potions?

Unlike the two enthusiastic professors mentioned above, Snape remained as lifeless as ever.

He didn't seem interested in Isaac, and Isaac himself wasn't as likely to attract Snape's hatred as Harry.

The feud between Snape and James Potter is truly a tangled mess, a complicated and messy affair.

Harry's misfortune lies in the fact that although his eyes resemble Lily's, only his own eyes are inherited from his mother.

It's often said that sons resemble their mothers, but that doesn't apply to Harry.

Every time she goes to class or occasionally on campus, she has to face the face of her enemy, and to make matters worse, that face has Lily's eyes.

It would be strange if Snape was in a good mood.

Fortunately, Harry wasn't at the school at the moment.

Professor Snape wouldn't trigger "Rage" for no reason. Besides, Isaac and Dumbledore have some connection, don't they?

Snape had to give Dumbledore some face, at least.

If Isaac wasn't surprised by the attitudes of Professors Flitwick, Sprout, and Snape towards him...

Professor McGonagall's attitude struck Isaac as very strange.

That inquisitive yet curious gaze and hesitant expression made Isaac somewhat anxious.

Isaac has actually seen that expression before.

When he was "busking" in London, he saw his next-door neighbor with his child meeting his neighbor's friend on the street.

The neighbors weren't anything special, and their friends were just ordinary people.

The key point is the child the neighbor was with. Although the child was calling the neighbor "Dad," Isaac was certain he had never seen the child at the neighbor's house.

That's how the neighbor's friend viewed the neighbor back then.

Well... how should I put it? In Professor McGonagall's eyes, he became the mistake that Dumbledore made?

Although Professor McGonagall's expression was somewhat subtle, she still indicated that anyone with questions about Transfiguration could come to her office to find her.

And so, Isaac began writing his thesis before enrolling in university.

He first went to the Hogwarts library and borrowed two core journals in the fields of Transfiguration and Charms: "Transfiguration Today" and "Charms Innovation".

After figuring out the format for the journal, Isaac began writing papers on both transfiguration and spells.

Thanks to Grindelwald's dedicated instruction, Isaac has a very thorough understanding of his version of Fire Shield.

He is also adept at writing papers.

Compared to the papers in "Transfiguration Today", Isaac's paper on transfiguration is somewhat superficial, but his approach to shaping natural elements is certainly unique.

Based on Isaac's exploration in "Transfiguration Today" and Professor McGonagall's guidance, Isaac learned that when a wizard's Transfiguration skills are profound enough, he can easily shape natural elements.

However, when a wizard's skill in transfiguration is insufficient, it becomes relatively difficult to shape natural elements.

The fire shield that Grindelwald taught Isaac involved polymorphism, which conveniently created a shortcut between the two.

In this way, even wizards who are not skilled in transfiguration can attempt to shape natural elements.

It's just not as easy and effortless as being a master of transfiguration.

Isaac's papers on transfiguration are rather short, but the Fire Shield spell is a genuinely new spell.

Back then, Grindelwald didn't give his original Fire Shield to "Enchanted Creations".

With a mischievous grin on his face, Isaac wrote down the knock-off version of the fire shield spell without reservation.

Isaac wrote in great detail about the prerequisites for learning spells and the precautions for practicing them.

He was really looking forward to the day when the spell of the Fire Shield would become popular in Britain and slowly spread throughout Europe.

When those European wizards who were still alive and had seen the genuine Grindelwald "gas stove" saw this pirated version...

What a fascinating expression that will be.

Unfortunately, most of these wizards were not in Britain.

As for whether publishing Fire Shield in the magical journal "Spell Innovation" will have any impact on Isaac.

It's safe to say there's absolutely no impact. The Ai version of Fire Shield and the Ge version are completely different things.

The latter represents the magical foundation of a legendary wizard, while the former is more like a minor trick.

This thing is essentially a fire spell; it's just that the special effects are cool.

Chapter 38: The "Revelation" of "Honesty"

Over the next few days, Isaac went back and forth between the offices of several deans, including Professor Snape.

Even Professor Snape.

At other times, Isaac wouldn't have had so many opportunities to receive one-on-one lessons from renowned teachers, not only for free, but also because they only teach the subjects they are best at.

Needless to say, the other three deans could all resist a bright and inquisitive student.

In fact, Professor Snape wouldn't refuse either.