Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

Luna's shoes were hung on the chandelier, which was a very regular circular chandelier. It was a pipe dream to try to throw the shoes onto it by using a levitation spell or physical throwing.

And being able to hang shoes on it means being able to precisely control the flying spell or more sophisticated magical control.

No matter what the result is, the people who use these magics should be much stronger than Luna's magic.

He had previously followed Dumbledore's advice and stopped making decisions for others, but when faced with a situation like this where seniors were suspected of bullying juniors, it was not him making the decision for Luna, but his own choice.

He can selectively ignore attacks between people of the same grade and level, or even attacks between many of them and one of them.

However, it is absolutely necessary to take care of this little wizard who chooses to take out his wand and attack even though he knows that the other party is weaker than himself.

Not long after, Penelope came to the office.

Although Kaisen said in the letter that he could come whenever he was free, Penelope still left her classmate Percy, with whom she was suspected of being in a relationship, and came here as soon as possible.

"Professor..." Penelope, standing in front of the desk, once again looked at the huge machine behind him and asked in surprise, "Is this also... alchemy?"

Kaisen nodded. "Thank goodness this isn't in your syllabus. Don't worry, do you know Luna Lovegood? She's a second-year wizard in your Ravenclaw class."

Penelope subconsciously looked up at the sky, and soon she remembered: "Oh, yes, a little wizard who is a little bit strange, a little... not so keen on making friends? Of course, it's not necessarily that she doesn't want to, but mainly because she always says strange things, and some little wizards are afraid of her."

"Is there anyone in Ravenclaw who bullies her, or...is there any little wizard who likes to play those kind of cheap pranks?" Kaisen asked.

"Well...there are indeed two of them. They are roommates or sisters. We usually call them the Grey sisters. To be honest, the pranks they play are quite tasteless, but they don't have any bad intentions. It's just... they are not smart enough. They are so busy having fun that they don't think about other people's feelings." Penelope made up for the Grey sisters.

"I met Luna on my way back to the office today. Her shoes were hung on the chandelier on the ceiling. Go back and ask the Grey sisters if they did it. If they don't tell you, ask Luna." Kaisen said.

"Then Professor, why don't you just ask Luna?"

"If you can avoid asking about this kind of thing, then don't ask. Is it interesting to help the victim recall bad memories? Of course, you still have to ask when necessary, and then I won't interfere and will tell Professor Flitwick directly." Kaisen added.

Kaisen and Luna looked at the shoes hanging on the chandelier and fell into deep thought. Oh, you know what I am going to say, please give me a gift!!!

[I'm sorry, my dear readers, I have some personal matters to attend to on the 15th, so I'm taking a leave of absence...]

It's definitely not drinking, trust me.

Chapter 176 Hagrid's First Class

[I'm taking a day off on the 15th. I apologize to everyone.]

Penelope nodded and said, "No problem, Professor. I'll do it right away." Then she got back into the boat and left in a flash.

"These little wizards are not easy to deal with." Kaisen leaned back in his chair and let out a breath. After thinking for a while, he sent another letter to Professor Flitwick.

She had no experience in resolving conflicts among the little witches, and could not handle them as easily as she handled the conflicts between Neville and Draco, so she had to trust Professor Flitwick, who had rich teaching experience.

Ding dong............

The crystal ball on the desk lit up, and Kaisen casually picked up a thick book and threw it over.

Soon Hagrid appeared in front of Kaisen like a strong man in a baby carriage.

"Oh... maybe I should get you a larger boat."

Hagrid waved his hand. "No, no, if I say I'm number one in flexibility, no one in Hogwarts dares to say I'm second."

Kaisen looked at Hagrid, who was sweating profusely while driving the boat, and nodded seriously: "Well, you are awesome."

"Of course, Kaisen, I came to you this time because I want to ask you a favor." Hagrid said a little embarrassedly.

"If you have something to say, just say it. Sit down, I'll pour you a drink." Kaisen said as he took out two wine glasses, poured two glasses of liquor, and handed one to Hagrid.

"Thank you. You may feel like scolding me after hearing this, but to be honest, I still have to say it."

"..................You tell me?"

"Ahem, first take a look at my lesson plan for my first class. I prepared it for a long time. Professor McGonagall specially scheduled my class for later so that I could make more preparations, but she obviously doesn't think highly of my lesson plan." Hagrid said as he handed over the lesson plan.

Kaisen took it and looked at it.

[Lead students to learn about the hippogriff...]

Kaisen looked at the lesson plan and the photo on it: "Who came up with this name? Has he graduated from elementary school?"

"Well...I don't know." Hagrid said a little embarrassedly.

"Well, let me take a look at your course. Why doesn't Professor McGonagall agree?"

"She said Hippogriffs are triple-X magical creatures and can be dangerous," Hagrid explained.

Kaisen looked up at the sky, 3X...what is that?

He helplessly reached out to the bookshelf behind him, and a book about magical animals appeared in his hand.

"Well... the book says that this thing can easily rip open a human's stomach... Professor McGonagall is right about this thing." Kaisen nodded in agreement.

"You don't think this is a good idea either?" Hagrid said helplessly.

"Why do you have to teach them this? Aren't there any magical creatures that are safer?"

"Because she's cute!"

Kaisen looked at the photo on the lesson plan and couldn't see any words related to cute.

"Emmm........I don't recommend you teach this, at least not to the third-year wizards about magical creatures."

Hagrid's eyes seemed to have lost their luster: "Then what should I do?"

"Can't you just use another animal?"

Hagrid shook his head.

"Then cut back on the courses a bit. If you want to introduce the young wizards to each other... just introduce them to each other, but don't worry about any contact. Let the young wizards observe from a distance."

Kaisen rubbed his eyebrows helplessly. He knew too well what Hagrid was thinking now. Hagrid was like a little kid who no one paid attention to before, but now he suddenly became a big star.

Now Hagrid, the big star, wants to show his audience, the little wizards, everything he thinks is cool.

It's like a child who learns a swear word from somewhere, and then the child will happily go to his friends to show off that he can swear.

Even if he didn't know what the swear word meant, just like Hagrid today, he didn't know what kind of lethality a 3X-level magical beast could have on young wizards.

The desire to show off is unstoppable, but it can still be restrained a little, for example, let Hagrid still show off to the young wizards that he has a cool magical animal national treasure, the Hippogriff.

But there should be no contact.

"Let them watch from a distance...will they learn anything then?" Hagrid said, scratching his head.

"The Care of Magical Creatures class is about teaching young wizards to protect themselves. It lets them know that this animal is called a Hippogriff. If they encounter one in the wild, they can kill it alone and just stay away from it. This is also a kind of knowledge," Kaisen advised.

"Well... I had planned to cram my first class full of things... but what a pity for those lesson plans I wrote..." Hagrid said dejectedly.

"Hmm, are you nervous?" Kaisen asked.

"...Uh...nervous." Hagrid hesitated and nodded sincerely.

"........How about I accompany you?"

"Is it okay?" Hagrid's eyes suddenly lit up.

"Of course, I don't have anything to do anyway. When does your first class start?"

"tomorrow morning."

"Okay, I'll come to your place tomorrow morning."

Hagrid quickly responded, "I'll prepare the wine!"

After sending Hagrid away, Kaisen looked at the wine bottle on the coffee table..............

It’s open...let’s drink.

The next day...morning...

After breakfast, Kaisen came to Hagrid's little house early. He first stroked Yaya who was strolling in the yard. He had always wanted to match Yaya and Bruce, but unfortunately Bruce seemed very resistant.

Every day, whenever I heard myself talking about anything related to Yaya, I would quickly hide under the bed.

Just as Kaisen was petting the dog, Hagrid also came over from a distance, pulling a magical creature that looked extremely tough.

"You're here so early! There are some freshly baked rock cakes in the oven. Go and try some." Hagrid greeted.

Kaisen thought about it and decided to eat two pieces, soaking them in milk. He hadn't eaten them for a long time.

"You eat first, I'll decorate this place. I have to make it more like a classroom and less like a vegetable patch!" Hagrid's voice was still calling from outside.

"Okay!" Kaisen replied.

Chapter 177 Buckbeak

Soon after Hagrid brought in a row of tree stumps to serve as seats for the little wizards, the little wizards came over one after another according to their class time.

Just as Kaisen was about to go out, he was stopped by Hagrid who went back to his room to get something.

"Um, I know this is a bit rude, but Kaisen, could you please stay in the room and not go out? Because you're so popular, if you leave, I won't... I won't feel present anymore, okay?"

Kaisen looked at Hagrid's shy look and nodded in amusement: "No problem, I just want to help you gain some courage to go to class. I can also help you here."

As he spoke, he suddenly pulled out a photo ball from his ring. "By the way, look at this. Today is your first class. I think we need to record it. What do you think?"

Hagrid took the photo ball and said, "That's great. I'm going to class now. Wish me good luck!"

"Well, good luck to you." Kaisen patted Hagrid's shoulder and said.

Hagrid took a deep breath and walked out of the room, while Kaisen made himself invisible and walked to the second floor. It was almost a holiday, and the atmosphere of life in Hagrid's cabin was even more intense.

He lay on the balcony and watched Hagrid tie the Hippogriff firmly to a huge tree stump, about ten meters away from the young wizards.

The photo ball was also placed in a place with a wide view, quietly recording Hagrid's first class.

As Hagrid finished his self-introduction haltingly, the young wizards, led by Harry and the others, began to applaud sparsely.

However, Harry and his friends were obviously not satisfied with this level of applause, and they clapped even harder. Now even the Ravenclaws who were in the same class with Gryffindor started to applaud sporadically.

And Hagrid seemed to be encouraged by the applause, and his lecture gradually got better. His voice changed from being dry and low at the beginning to being high and fluent.

As for the knowledge, it was of course only the basics of Hippogriffs. This knowledge could actually be found in the Fantastic Beasts books, but for Hagrid, a completely novice professor, it was already very good.

It's much better than those teachers who can't even read PPT fluently.

But Hagrid is definitely talented in teaching or prolonging the class.