The Evil Thoughts of Hogwarts and the Genie

"If I gave you three chances to make a wish, what would you wish for? Immortality? World peace? True love?" Edmund Soman smiled and shook his head.
"I will make those who want immortality die a miserable death in the wilderness; I will make those who hope for world peace witness the world descend into chaos; and finally, I will take those who want true love to the wedding of their true love—you know, the groom is not him."
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Hogwarts in 1971 was relatively peaceful, and this year's freshmen were full of talent: the parents of the Savior, the Half-Blood Prince, the traitor of the Black family, and the kind-hearted werewolf.
Therefore, adding another genie who has come back from the dead wouldn't seem out of place, right?
With Voldemort's rise to power, this living father genie will seize the opportunity to teach him a lesson about what a deep-seated problem truly is.
"So the greatest misfortune of my life was killing the real Edmund Soman and awakening you."
"No. Your greatest misfortune in this life is that looking down you don't have the class of Grindelwald, and looking up you don't bring me as much joy as provoking Dumbledore."
The genie of fun raised his wand, gleefully becoming the savior of the wizarding world—his next goal was to surpass Dumbledore in influence and become the greatest wizard of the century…
Then they strapped the old man to a rocket and launched him to the moon.