Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 106 Dumbledore: Snape, don't say I didn't warn you
After these few months, Grindelwald and Voldemort have not taken any other actions.

The international situation, which had been extremely tense, began to gradually return to stability.

The Internet has no memory, which means that human attention is limited. It is difficult for a topic to remain hot all the time, and one day it will be abandoned in a corner and rarely mentioned.

Unless it is an issue that has been causing harm to the public, such as unethical real estate, America’s ambulance medical care, and Japan’s declining birth rate.

The same is true for the international wizard community. When they discover that the knife of fear has not hit them, their panic will naturally be soothed by life. Only a very small number of eyewitnesses who have suffered profound harm and relevant personnel in the political department are still paying attention.

But there are still some undercurrents surging.

The connection between wizards and Muggle society is not disconnected; on the contrary, it is quite close.

The world in 1992 was still in turmoil.

Dumbledore’s advice was that it was okay to go abroad, but it was best to avoid visiting the four great good men on Blue Star and the areas of their core influence.

You can visit the small European countries around the UK and the African continent, but it is best not to visit other places if you can avoid it.

"Oh, I see." After knowing the general situation, Roger had an idea in his mind.

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Happy times are always short-lived. After a week of playing around, the Hogwarts final report card was announced.

Roger and Hermione tied for first place in the grade... The content of the first-grade exam is not much, and the upper limit is too low. It's like if a doctor takes the first-grade exam in elementary school, it's impossible for him to surpass all the elementary school students in score.

Harry, who did not pursue all-round development and only focused on the areas he needed, lost a few points in some subjects and ranked second in the grade.

Ron guessed a lot of questions correctly and did well in practical skills, so he passed the exam smoothly. Hannah studied hard after entering school and got good grades. Neville, who also worked hard, did not get ideal results, but his score in the Herbology class was very high.

Wizarding is not a system that pursues comprehensiveness, and one outstanding point is enough to live a lifetime. Roger is still optimistic about Neville's future development in magic.

But not everyone got a passable grade. Some students did not do well in the exam and looked as sad as if they had lost their parents. I guess they will have to face a mixed doubles game from their parents when they go home next week.

The young wizards in the lower grades all had their own joys and sorrows, and the same went for the seventh-grade wizards who attended the farewell dinner.

Some wizards are pursuing their bright future, while some wizards don’t even know how they are going to make a living after graduation and are looking at the sumptuous banquet with confusion on their faces.

Roger originally started the campus recruitment with the intention of solving some of the employment pressure of Hogwarts and giving students who have not been polluted by society a greater sense of security. However, unexpectedly, the group of applicants was different from what he had expected.

Roger's hourly wage is more than three times that of ordinary odd jobs on the market, and he works 48 hours a day, but this is in virtual reality. In fact, if others earn 3000 a month in reality, Roger's men can earn 54000 a month, an 18-fold wage gap, and his sincerity is very strong.

This does not include performance rewards and year-end bonuses.

But no matter what...

All I can say is that if you like to slack off, even Roger can't save you.

"Come to think of it, it's Slytherin's house cup again this year. It's the eighth year already." Next to Roger, the Weasley brothers George and Fred, who were sitting on both sides of the Gryffindor table, also had bad expressions on their faces, but it was because of the huge banners with the Slytherin snake painted on them hanging all over the Great Hall.

"That's hard to say." Roger said, looking at the scores of each college.

Fourth place, Hufflepuff 450 points, third place Ravenclaw 472 points, second place Gryffindor 490 points.

Slytherin ranked first with 496 points by a narrow margin.

Under Roger's iron-fisted suppression over the past year, Gryffindor and Slytherin rarely had large-scale conflicts, and there were fewer private fights between them, which saved both houses from a lot of points that might have been deducted.

Roger's habit of reading has influenced many people, and students from all colleges have begun to love visiting libraries. The average grades of the entire Hogwarts have improved under the influence of the learning atmosphere, and everyone's scores have increased.

Even though Snape was partial, the Gryffindors, who had stopped causing trouble, and the Slytherins, who had started to be cautious in their words and deeds, still fought hard for the score.

After everyone arrived for the dinner, Dumbledore began to speak from the podium in the auditorium, encouraging people to study and pay attention to safety during the holidays.

But when talking about the house cup score, the Slytherin students began to cheer, and Dumbledore said "but".

"Yes, yes, well done, Slytherin," said Dumbledore.

“However, several recent events must also be taken into account.”

The hall became very quiet, and the Slytherins' smiles faded a little as they realized that something seemed to be wrong.

"Ahem." Dumbledore cleared his throat.

"I noticed that one student did several things that were beneficial to everyone, but the professors didn't give him any extra credit, so I decided to add those points myself."

"First, Mr. Roger Virgil. He developed virtual reality technology to accelerate the thinking of the virtual library, so that students have more time to study. I will give him... 5 points."

"The second is Mr. Roger Virgil. He founded the Subspace Magic Technology Co., Ltd. and persuaded the school board to conduct direct recruitment on campus. Applicants will continue to study in Hogwarts for a period of time after graduation, which provides students with more excellent employment opportunities."

"I'd give him another 5 points."

At this point, Gryffindor House's score reached 500, surpassing Slytherin's 496 points.

The reason why Roger's actions did not receive extra points before was very simple. The professors felt that such epoch-making things should not be evaluated by the college cup, otherwise it would not be too much to add 10,000 points.

It's like a graduate student participating in a science and technology competition among elementary school students. Isn't that bullying?

As professors, they did not want to express their opinions on matters related to the school board. After the words fell, the hall became even quieter. Dumbledore turned around and looked at Severus Snape, the head of Slytherin, with a half-smile.

In the past, Snape was madly partial to his own house and targeted Gryffindor. Dumbledore saw this as one house gained while the other lost.

At first, Dumbledore didn't care about him. After all, it was Snape who escaped from Voldemort's hands at the critical moment.

But it never ends. Who can stand it? It's been 7 years. Dumbledore is also from Gryffindor.

If the score was based on the house score, Roger had achieved enough to send his score skyrocketing, but Dumbledore only added a few insignificant symbolic points, which just overshadowed Slytherin, and the house cup changed hands.

This is a wake-up call and a warning.

"Snape, if you continue to play the same way as before, I will do the same every year."

As Dumbledore watched, Severus Snape understood what the headmaster meant.

After thinking for a second.

Clap, clap... As the Head of Slytherin, he led the clapping and broke the silence.

After Snape started, applause broke out one after another. The Gryffindor students' hands were almost red from clapping. The Ravenclaws clapped symbolically, their eyes moving between Dumbledore and Snape, with an expression as if they wanted to eat some melons.

The Hufflepuffs smiled sincerely as they applauded. To be honest, they also had some ideas about the fact that Slytherin had won the House Cup for seven consecutive years.

The Slytherin students were very reluctant, but seeing Roger sitting there quietly, they joined in anyway.

They had nothing to say about Dumbledore's reason for giving extra points. Even the Slytherins understood that if extra points were really to be given, considering Roger's achievements, the score was pitifully small.

This is to give them the Slytherin steps down.

Slytherin students, who are basically all from big families and social elites, would naturally not make a scene at this time and embarrass themselves further.

You've already lost the battle, so don't lose the battle again.

Amidst everyone's applause, Dumbledore waved his hand.

The green hanging ribbons turned bright red, the silver turned gold, and the huge Slytherin snake disappeared, replaced by a majestic Gryffindor lion.

At this time, George and Fred Weasley looked at Roger with wide eyes.

The two of them didn't understand, but they were greatly shocked.

Whatever he said came true, is this what a prophet is?
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"You can't use magic during summer vacation?!"

The day after enjoying the gourmet dinner, the express train arrived at Hogwarts, and the students and teachers returned to London together.

The students emptied their closets and packed their belongings into their luggage. School notices regarding specific precautions for the summer vacation were also distributed to the students.

At this time, Harry, who had never been exposed to the wizarding world before, discovered that the wizarding society actually had such rules.

"To be precise, it's not that it can't be used, but it can't be used around Muggles. Letting Muggles realize the existence of magic is a violation of the international secrecy law." Roger, who had also packed everything, walked beside Harry, dragging his suitcase.

The two were about to board the train.

"There are traces of the Ministry of Magic in your wand. If you cast magic, the Ministry of Magic will have a record of it," Roger added.

"So I can't use it at my uncle's house?"

"At least they can't be aware that you used magic, and your wand can't register that you cast a spell on them."

Unlike the time when he couldn't find a seat and had to share a carriage with Neville, Roger didn't have to worry about it again when he boarded this train.

After the luggage was put away, the train started moving.

Looking out the window at the scenery, Roger asked Harry a question that he had asked before but had not yet received an answer.

"Speaking of which, how are you thinking about it?"

"Would you like to travel with me during the summer vacation?"

"…Have you decided where to go?" Harry was silent for a moment, then asked.

"Yes, in addition to the space trip, I want to take a trip around Europe."

"If casting spells in low-Earth orbit goes smoothly, I want to take a walk towards the moon... You know, I had a dream of going to the moon a long time ago."

Ever since humans looked up at the stars and thought about the world, they have been separated from other creatures on Earth. Most children have a yearning for the universe, and Roger is the same.

When recalling the past, he subconsciously thought of the jelly advertisement in his previous life, "I wanted to be an astronaut, and my grandparents gave me my favorite slap in the face." Roger couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth.

"How about it? Do you want to come?" Roger extended a sincere invitation to Harry with a smile on his face.

(End of this chapter)