HP: I'm not going to rule the wizarding world

"I also want to hear why the great headmaster of Gryffindor would come to you for help." He sneered at the prickly little troll.

Seeing that she was no longer as emotional as she was in the office, I couldn't help but feel relieved.

This kid can use Fiendfyre, which is the main reason why Dumbledore asked him to come out and watch.

Ariana now seemed to have a professor aversion syndrome. She couldn't help getting angry when she saw Snape, even though she knew that what happened just now had nothing to do with him.

"After today, I won't report anything I do to the professors anymore. Maybe he'll come to the Slytherin common room to beg me for this," she said sarcastically.

Anyway, she tried hard, and since these people couldn't communicate, she did what she wanted.

If they insisted on stopping her, she couldn't interfere, but whether they could succeed depended on their own abilities.

Snape obviously understood what Ariana meant.

"Need I remind you, your direct supervisory professor is me, and the great Headmaster of Gryffindor is my superior." He frowned at Ariana.

Dumbledore might not condescend to find her in Slytherin. Although she is very different, she is still a first-year troll.

Snape had threatened to keep an eye on her at all times before, and Ariana understood what he meant, and she scoffed at it.

"Even if you can watch me 24 hours a day, you can't control what I do." The problem is that you can't watch me all the time.

Seeing that Ariana was unmoved, Snape could only remind her that it would be of no benefit if she made a big fuss.

After all, no one can do anything to Dumbledore. To put it bluntly, it is a matter of strength.

"Stupid little troll, don't lose your brain and do something irreparable. If you cross his bottom line, do you think the Muggle world will be able to avenge him for you?" He roared in a low voice.

Remember that Ariana's guardian in the magical world is Narcissa.

He glanced at Draco and added, "Not even the Malfoys."

The reason why Dumbledore didn't want to liquidate the Malfoy family was simply because he needed someone who was not so smart to lead the pure-blood family so that they could feel they could control it.

If Ariana grows up and stands firmly on the side of the pure-blood family, who can be sure that Dumbledore will still have the same good attitude as he does now?

The decision-making power is in the hands of others, so whatever they say is the final word.

Why doesn't this troublemaker know how to keep a low profile, just like the mysterious man did before, and wait until he becomes powerful before doing anything?

If Ariana knew Snape thought this way, she would definitely despise him.

The mysterious man has already gone down the path of failure, yet he still lets me go?

The growing environment creates different personalities. Ariana lived in fear of death in her previous life, and has long been accustomed to living a life of drinking and enjoying life to the fullest.

She would not swallow her anger for some damn future. Who knew if the future would come?

People with completely different personalities will of course make different choices.

Ariana understood Snape's implicit reminder, but she couldn't accept it.

Before she could say anything, Draco, who had been patient for a long time, could no longer bear it.

This all implies Malfoy. Although he has been a little rebellious recently, the awareness of being the Malfoy heir is engraved in his bones.

"Professor, although the Malfoy family cannot seek revenge on Dumbledore, they can sue him in court. Now my father listens to me. Ariana is absolutely right. We will definitely win if we sue Dumbledore." He is now extremely confident.

Snape looked at the two brats speechlessly and cursed, "Two stupid little trolls, do you expect the most powerful wizard in the wizarding world to go to Azkaban?"

Are these two people completely stupid? Can't you see it from their academic performance?

Hearing him curse, the little gratitude Ariana had just felt for him disappeared completely.

"Professor, there's no need to threaten us. Even the most powerful people have weaknesses. What Dumbledore cares about most is Hogwarts, right? If you push me too far, this will no longer be a school." She threatened.

She didn't know the properties of the Fiery Blaze before, but after Snape explained it to her, she had a better understanding of the application research of this spell.

She dared to say that if he wanted to blow up Hogwarts, even with all his magical power, Dumbledore would not be able to stop him in time.

After all, destruction is much easier than restoration.

Seeing that although Ariana said harsh words, her expression was very calm, Snape was sure that she would not do anything irreparable, so he didn't want to care about it anymore.

Instead of wasting time worrying about this little brat who causes trouble all the time, it would be better to study potions and spells.

He still had no idea about Li Huo's analysis.

"You didn't pull out your wand even after I provoked you so much. It seems you haven't lost your mind. Very good, go back to the common room." After saying that, he shook his wizard robe and floated away.

Ariana looked at his back and stopped complaining that he looked like a black bat. Instead, she touched her chin and asked Draco.

"Do you feel that Snape seems to be less strict with me? I thought he was going to teach me a lesson."

Before, not only was he in a bad mood, his eyes also showed impatience. Now, not only does he speak more politely, but he also occasionally shows a hint of appreciation.

Draco thought it was normal.

"Is he the Head of Slytherin after all? And didn't you hear him calling Dumbledore the Headmaster of Gryffindor, just like you did?"

I used to guess that the Godfather listened too much to Dumbledore, but now it seems that Ariana's guess is more reliable.

After all, Snape was a professor at the school, so the principal's arrangements seemed reasonable to him. Apart from that, he still had some major objections to Dumbledore.

Ariana agreed with Draco's opinion and nodded, saying, "Indeed, I also heard that his tone when speaking to Dumbledore was full of sarcasm. These two must have some unknown grudge."

Draco became worried when he thought about the current situation.

"It's unreasonable that both headmasters are from Gryffindor. Normally, the vice-headmaster should be from Slytherin, or the dean of another college. Otherwise, you wouldn't be so passive." He was very dissatisfied with this.

It might be that the deans of the other two colleges were unwilling to confront Ariana, and since they were not directly subordinate to each other, there had been no conflict between the two sides, and of course they had no friendship.

In fact, the situation would look better if the other two deans were appointed as vice presidents.

All we can say is that Dumbledore no longer cares what others think of him and just wants to act according to his own wishes.

Ariana felt a little embarrassed that she had just embarrassed Professor McGonagall in the headmaster's office, and that she was treated no differently in class afterwards.

Then I reflected on myself and wondered if I had gone too far at the time, but the conclusion was no.

Chapter 95 The bonus is actually 1000 gold galleons?

After all, she didn't accuse Professor McGonagall of being biased, so it was impossible for her to apologize to him. She couldn't be like the protagonist in the TV series, forgive the villain's mistakes, and then have a happy ending, right?

I get goosebumps just thinking about it.

Just as others can let go of their grudges and go on as usual, Ariana can certainly do the same.

After hearing what Draco said, she still spoke a little fair words for Professor McGonagall.

"Although I'm not happy that both the headmaster and vice-headmaster are Gryffindors, if Snape were to do Professor McGonagall's job, especially guiding Muggle wizards into school, I'm afraid no one would come to Hogwarts."

Thinking of Snape's greasy long hair and his always cold face, such a professor is really discouraging.

Draco also wanted to suggest the heads of the other two colleges.

But when Ariana described Snape's image, he said he was not suitable for guiding new students, and it seemed that the images of the other two deans were not suitable either.

A little wizard who was no taller than an 11-year-old might be okay in the wizarding world. As far as he knew, Muggles attached great importance to appearance.

As for the Head of Hufflepuff House, everyone can understand why he got himself dirty when dealing with plants.

But it's the same in social situations, no one can understand it.

"It's not that exaggerated." He asked hesitantly.

In the end, Draco still hoped that the Vice-Headmaster was not a Gryffindor.

Ariana complained to Draco about the bad things that happened to her before she entered school.

"When Professor McGonagall came to my house and asked me why I refused admission, I thought she was very rude. After entering Hogwarts, I found that she was quite polite."

"Why is that rude?"

Although Draco didn't like Professor McGonagall, he couldn't find fault with her etiquette.

Ariana explained: "Owl sent me an acceptance letter. Since I was planning to immigrate to the United States, I simply wrote a rejection letter. But when she asked me why I refused, she broke into my house."

"Didn't she ring the doorbell?" Draco asked with a puzzled look on his face.

"He pressed the button for more than 10 minutes. I thought it was a salesman, but even if that was the case, he couldn't just break in. Couldn't he send an owl to make an appointment?" she complained.

Ariana didn't know the situation in the magical world at the time and didn't react. She thought that owls could only be commanded by their keepers.

She was able to reply, thinking it was a set program. If she knew that anyone could do so, she would have blamed the other person at that time.

After listening to this, Draco agreed with Ariana's evaluation.

"It's indeed quite rude. I thought Professor McGonagall wasn't as impulsive as Gryffindor. I was wrong." He touched his nose.

Ariana almost laughed out loud when she heard that, and then she secretly complained about Draco, saying that he always made mistakes.

At the time, he had firmly concluded that she was a pure-blooded little wizard, and he was extremely confident.

This made Ariana believe it without a doubt. After all, she had never seen her parents. It was only after she put on the Sorting Hat that she realized she was a Muggle-born.

Since she said she would arrange the duel herself, Ariana must keep her word.

She beckoned Draco, "Come on, back to Slytherin. We're going to start another club."

Draco thought of their magic crash course club when he heard that. He said speechlessly, "We're still going to start a club? Our magic crash course club hasn't recruited any new members yet. It's still in the planning stage."

After being reminded of his status issue by Ariana, Draco decided to teach half of the Dark Arts class in the Room of Requirement before recruiting new ones.

Unfortunately, he was just like a squib when learning the dark arts, and the power of the spells he cast was truly touching.

Until now, he still doesn't know whether this club will be able to recruit new members.

Ariana shook her head and said, "This club isn't membership-based. We don't need to recruit new members all the time. We can just hire a few people to do basic management."

School clubs are usually spontaneous and at most have member management. Draco didn't expect Ariana to hire people. Is this a profit-making organization?

"Will it be profitable to hire someone to manage the club?" Draco looked confused.

We are still in school. Does this club make money from students? But how much money can they make?

The Malfoy family is rich enough, right? The heir only gets 60 Galleons of pocket money a month, and Ariana's business easily makes millions. How could she be interested in the students' mere gifts?

Ariana didn't answer directly, but explained the dueling lessons that she had adjusted in her mind to Draco.

"I can't write this dueling class report in vain, right? I'll make some adjustments and turn it into a dueling club. The main task of this club is to organize a dueling competition every school year. The top three winners will receive a certain amount of prize money."

Even Pansy looked down on rewards like gold galleons, let alone Draco.

He reminded Ariana, "If it's Galleons, Slytherin probably won't be very interested."

If Draco could think of the question, how could Ariana not think of it, so she guided him to think further.

"Think about it, first place wins the championship. In addition to the prize money, you'll also receive a trophy to take home. You love showing off the most, so do you think others don't like showing off?"

At school, I show off my financial resources to my classmates, and when I get home, of course I show off my achievements in school.

Draco looked at her speechlessly and complained, "If I were to advance through the duels the way you're doing, I wouldn't even be in fifth grade, so how could I possibly hope to win the championship?"

Ariana ignored his complaints and asked directly: "Just tell me if it's attractive or not. Do you want this championship?"

Good friend. No, now it was his girlfriend who needed him, so Draco could only put aside his dissatisfaction and provide her with valuable advice.

"This is very attractive to Slytherins. What we care about more is honor and reputation." Children from aristocratic families love face the most.

Ariana nodded with satisfaction and said, "The trophy and honor attract Slytherin, and the prize money attracts people from other houses. Are you sure Slytherin is not interested in 1000 gold Galleons?"

The pure-blooded little wizard from Slytherin was certainly not short of money, but he didn't have a lot of money either.

At least on the Quidditch house team, no one except her and Draco had a Nimbus 2000 broom.

If he wins the championship, even if he doesn't buy this broom, he can buy other valuable items. But Ariana doesn't believe that having plenty of private money is unattractive.

There was no such bonus in the duel class report.

Draco was stunned by her words and asked in shock, "What? The prize is 1000 gold Galleons?"

Ariana explained to him, "It's more than 1000. The champion gets 1000, the runner-up gets 500, and the third place gets 100. Even among Slytherins, few can easily come up with 1000 Galleons to buy a broomstick, right?"

Draco didn't answer, but instead pressed on: "If I remember correctly, you just said every year. Where does so much money come from?"

Although Ariana is rich, she is a businesswoman. It is impossible for her to do such charity activities, right?

Chapter 96: I've figured out what the money can be used for

Ariana has already planned the bonus.

"I will definitely sponsor all of it for the first year. After this success, many people will want to invest. In the future, not only will we not have to worry about the bonuses, but the society will have a lot of funds." She is very confident about this.