The mastermind behind Hogwarts

A day had passed since the Battle of London, but the young wizards at Hogwarts were still in high spirits.

Apart from the group that was sent to St. Mungo's Hospital for treatment, the remaining students all gathered in the Great Hall of Hogwarts after having breakfast.

Moriarty walked in and saw this scene:

Senior students placed a map of London on a long table, used alchemy to simulate the characters on both sides, and used polymorphism to recreate the battle, creating a giant sand table to comprehensively review and summarize the Battle of London.

Third and fourth graders collect news, newspapers, information, and so on—whenever a major event occurs, the earth becomes a massive media conglomerate, and within just one day, all sorts of news are flying around, and they are discussing it enthusiastically.

Only a handful of younger students participated in the Battle of London, and even fewer were unharmed and not taken to the hospital; Neville Longbottom was one of them.

Now he was surrounded by his friends, listening to Neville recount the war. Of course, Neville was also very happy, and his story inevitably included some boasting.

Because the students occupied three long tables, the professors were "forced" to move to the last long table.

As for why the professors aren't on the professors' chairs?

Simply because there wasn't enough room on the professors' chair.

Hogwarts was home to too many professors: the Hogwarts professors led by Professor McGonagall, Professor Ilfamoni led by Headmaster Johnson, and Professor Castelosher led by Professor Polly.

In addition, Mrs. Maxime returned to Beauxbatons and temporarily took over Durmstrang's educational duties in place of Grindelwald.

More professors, who had come from several other magic schools to provide support, were at Hogwarts at that moment.

In this way, Hogwarts has become the educational center of the wizarding world, with the number of professors approaching 100!

The topic the professors are discussing today was proposed by Principal Johnson.

That is, now that the magical world has been exposed, should the teaching methods of magic schools also need to be changed?

So how can we change it?

The most crucial point is how to get along with Muggles.

Regarding this point, professors from Hogwarts and Ephamoni have something to say. First of all, Hogwarts has always had a Muggle Studies class—Professor Kereddy Bubbage also expressed the view of "actively engaging with Muggles" in the discussion.

Then there's Eva Morney, who has always been friendly with Muggles, and the school administration and board of directors have always maintained contact with them.

Therefore, Hogwarts and Ilfamoni advocated for full contact with Muggles, and even the possibility of recruiting Muggles to study magic at the school!

Those who disagreed were Durmstrang and Castrobsch.

Durmstrang's representative said that dark magic made up the majority of their school's magic, and if Muggles learned it and it caused social unrest, who would be held responsible?

He also expressed concern that if Muggles were to come into contact with dark magic, would the Muggle community develop misunderstandings about the wizarding world?

These questions left the professors speechless. Indeed, if things went wrong, it could trigger a war between wizards and Muggles, and they would become the sinners.

Professor Polly, representing Castor, said she wasn't worried that Muggles wouldn't learn magic, but rather that they wouldn't be able to adapt to the environment of Castor.

The professors laughed; indeed, whether Muggles could adapt to a magical environment was a major question.

Then, Professor Snape, who sat at the end of the long table and seemed out of place, offered another perspective.

The Church of Scorpion states that after graduating, young wizards will eventually have to live in Muggle society—even if some students are from pure-blood families and can survive in the wizarding world, most students are half-blood.

Once a wizard is exposed, can Muggle society have contact with them? If even adult wizards cannot live in Muggle society, let alone newly graduated wizards.

Having experienced being bullied by Muggle children in his childhood, Professor Snape could not accept Muggles, nor did he believe that wizards and Muggles could live in harmony.

"I have always believed that the best state is for wizards and Muggles to live separately and not interfere with each other."

After he finished speaking, Professor Snape closed his eyes.

If these words had been spoken before the Battle of London, others might have considered Professor Snape an accomplice of the Immortals. However, everyone witnessed Professor Snape's contributions and sacrifices during the war—in fact, no wizard who experienced the Battle of London and is still alive today would question him.

Professor Snape's viewpoint is also the viewpoint that most wizards in the magical world agree on.

The professors fell into deep thought once again at this point in the discussion.

It's unclear who first spotted Moriarty, but then a series of greetings rang out.

"Mr. Moriarty!"

"Moriarty-senpai~"

"Moriarty is back!"

As Moriarty habitually walked toward the Slytherin table, one by one the young wizards stood up with satisfaction and admiration to greet him.

"The long table representing the four academies is no longer there."

Moriarty said to Lilith beside him, a hint of a smile in his eyes, "I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing."

Lilith didn't respond to that. She kept glancing at the long table where the professors were, and she overheard their discussion about Muggles and wizards.

Breaking the Secrets Act was Lilith's long-held wish, and thanks to Gamp, the Secrets Act collapsed on its own.

However, the social environment has not changed, and the future of wizards and Muggles remains uncertain.

Lilith withdrew her gaze, determined to contribute to the harmonious coexistence of wizards and Muggles in this direction.

"Brother Moriarty~ over here!"

Hermione's call drew the attention of Moriarty and the others. She was sitting with Penelope, Fleur, Cho Chang, and Hannah, waving her arms at Moriarty.

During the Battle of London, Hermione, as a member of Moriarty's group of girlfriends, fought alongside Penelope and other girls. Fortunately, she was not injured, and after the war, they returned to Hogwarts together.

This also reflects the tacit understanding between Penelope and her group of girlfriends and Moriarty; they firmly believe that no matter what happens, Moriarty will eventually return to Hogwarts.

Hogwarts is home to all young wizards.

Moriarty led Lilith to sit among the women. Although Ishcher had traveled through time, Moriarty couldn't let his girlfriends down.

The main idea is to ensure that everyone benefits equally.

Diana sat among the professors. Professor McGonagall intended to invite Diana back, as Hogwarts planned to offer a brand new course, supposedly related to racial integration.

William went outside and volunteered to join the reconstruction of Hogwarts. Although the Ministry of Magic sent a small team of workers, the Forbidden Forest, the stadium, and the three towers were all damaged to varying degrees during the Battle of Hogwarts, and one team was clearly not enough.

Just as Hogwarts was bustling with activity and gradually recovering, Leon rushed in.

He grabbed a Gryffindor wizard who was about to leave and shouted, "Where is Professor McGonagall? And has Mr. Moriarty returned? Take me to them!"

Leon was already well-known, and the little lion knew that Leon wouldn't cause trouble without reason, so he nodded towards Professor McGonagall and Moriarty.

Just as he was about to say something, Leon had already walked away like a gust of wind.

"teacher!"

"Professors!"

Leon shouted as he walked, "Minister Lockhart sent me to ask for help! The Muggle regime has sent people!"