Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

“Some of it hurts their self-esteem.”

"Exactly. We don't want to be like Percy."

The Weasley twins said in unison.

"Well... I've met your mother more than once. To be honest, if it comes to persuasion, your father should be easier to persuade, but your mother, I feel, is more traditional. Emotionally, I can't say much, but rationally speaking, I think she prefers a child like Percy, who follows the routine and directly joins the Ministry of Magic after graduation. It's worry-free and decent." Kaisen touched his chin and explained.

"Oh... Mom just doesn't learn her lesson. What if we become ungrateful like Percy?"

"And the facts have already told her that people like Percy are not worthy of being reused."

The Weasley twins continued to chase and kill.

".......................Can't you accumulate capital in Hogwarts?" Kaisen asked.

"It's difficult. Although the shops in Diagon Alley have reduced their prices, if we only take away the few silver Sickles, copper Knuts, and a few gold Galleons from the young wizards at Hogwarts..."

"We calculated that it would take a conservative...six years."

The twins sighed and murmured in sync.

Seeing this, Kaisen sighed and pointed to a random spot: "George, bring me that clothes hanger over there."

George scratched his head and said, "Professor, I'm Fred." But he still walked towards the clothes rack.

"You're talking nonsense. You are George. Don't think I can't recognize you. Hurry up." Kaisen urged.

"Oh... to be honest, Professor, you can recognize us more easily than our mother." George said as he brought the clothes hanger over.

Kaisen leaned forward slightly, reached out and grabbed the hanger, and the next moment the mahogany hanger instantly turned golden, from inside to outside, from top to bottom, the original mahogany hanger turned into a pure gold hanger.

"Take it. Consider this a gift from me to you as the start-up capital for your shop." Kaisen said as he continued to pick up the alchemy journal and began to read.

George and Weasley looked at each other and shook their heads in unison.

"Professor, we are indeed very poor."

"We came to you to get help."

"But help doesn't mean charity, so we really can't accept this big guy."

The Weasley twins said with resistance.

"Oh...I gave you an alchemy homework back then, and you never felt bad about withholding gold. Why are you doing this today..." Kaisen frowned.

"Hmm......." The Weasley twins still looked at each other, then spoke slowly.

"Because at that time, gold was available to everyone."

"We intercepted the flow, and that's our ability."

"But you are giving us gold at this moment. It is out of your kindness and has nothing to do with our own abilities."

Kaisen sat in his office chair, feeling somewhat helpless as he listened to what the Weasley twins said. The twins were good at everything: good hearts, good positions, good personalities, and even top-notch talents, except...

"I'm telling you the truth. You're a bit old-fashioned now. This matter is known to heaven and earth, you know it, and I know it. There's no need to let it make you feel any extra grudges in your hearts. I'm your professor on the surface, but from my perspective, you're no different from my brothers and sisters, or even my nephews and nieces." Kaisen explained.

But the Weasley twins obviously didn't listen to these words. They looked at each other and pursed their lips: "Professor, if you don't put this hanger away, we will have to run away."

As they spoke, they all took a step back, obviously planning to retreat.

"......................Well...you guys go back first and put this hanger back for me. I'll find a chance to talk to Professor McGonagall and Mrs. Weasley about this." Kaisen said helplessly, leaning back in his chair.

The Weasley twins looked at each other and gave each other a sly smile.

"Thank you, Professor!"

Kaisen nodded helplessly. "Get lost now..." It's been a very eventful day. Now another group of people are looking for me. Guess who it is?"

"Harley?"

"No, it's already Harry!"

Chapter 332 Emotional Intelligence is a Flaw

They looked at each other, turned around casually and left the office. Next to appear was the Hogwarts Gryffindor F4.

Of course, the main person who came this time was Ron, and the other three came with him.

Ron looked at Kaisen a little embarrassedly. After thinking about it, he felt that it was impolite to get straight to the point, so he decided to talk about some random things first.

"Um, Professor, I just saw George and Fred leave. Is there anything wrong?" Ron asked.

"Oh, you all know they want to open a joke shop, right?" Kayson said.

"okokokok!!!!"

"But opening a shop requires funding, and that's what's holding them back. They're too embarrassed to ask Mr. and Mrs. Weasley for help, so I wanted to give you a chance to talk to them and offer some support."

Kaisen did not directly tell Gemini that he planned to drop out of school. After all, he was now facing four people, and each of them was more individualistic and outspoken than the other.

Things must be kept secret. Since the Weasley twins trust me and tell me such private and important things, I naturally cannot ignore them and casually reveal their secrets.

However, as an adult, I cannot say that I am particularly outstanding, but I definitely do not have any self-esteem that I should not have. For example, the best people to ask for help in life are definitely my parents, no doubt about it.

As teenagers, and adults at that, the Weasley twins naturally believed that adults could no longer turn to their parents for help, as that would be a huge blow to their self-esteem.

But it’s different for Kaisen. Having lived two lives, he knows very well that his self-esteem is nothing in society and is only useful in front of his parents.

"Okay, professor, I'll write to them." Ron nodded.

Then everyone became strangely quiet, but Harry soon realized what their purpose was in coming here, and quickly elbowed Ron in a subtle way.

The latter took a deep breath and said, "That's right, Professor. Um... The Gryffindor team is recruiting new players now, and I want to join."

Kaisen nodded: "How can I help you?"

"I don't have a... decent broom right now. Of course, it's not because of my level, but mainly because my competitors all have brooms of pretty good quality, so I have to be on the same level as them..." Ron explained.

Kaisen understood, and then he pointed to the golden clothes hanger not far away: "I think this is the one you need."

The four of them looked in the direction of Kaisen's finger and shook their heads. Ron explained, "Professor, what I need is a broom, not money. Well... I also want to have some private lessons."

"Well, you are brothers from the Weasley family. Your two brothers also refused the golden hanger, so I specially converted it for them." Kaisen put down his hand helplessly, reached out and patted Ron's shoulder, and pointed towards the sofa not far away.

"Want me to go sit down?" Ron asked doubtfully.

"Of course not. But as a student who comes to me for private tutoring, it is very necessary for you to help me correct the alchemy homework of students below the fifth grade." Kaisen explained.

Ron briefly translated it in his mind, and then he came to the professor with a big face to ask for some private lessons and help the professor correct the homework...

Professor, there is nothing wrong with him!

Harry on the other side was obviously hesitant to speak. Finally, he pointed at the golden clothes hanger not far away and said, "Professor wants to give that piece of gold to George and Weasley?"

Kaisen nodded: "It's a pity they didn't want it."

Harry's mouth twitched: "If it were me, I wouldn't want it either."

Kaisen leaned over and said, "I'd love to hear more. I'm all ears."

"Because you treat them like children, Professor." Hermione was too lazy to keep the secret like Harry and said it directly.

".................Aren't they?" Kaisen was silent for a while and uttered this sentence. Then he suddenly realized that something seemed to be wrong, but he just couldn't figure it out.

There must be something wrong, but it shouldn't be wrong.

"But they are already adults." Harry said speechlessly.

"They are still students... um... I mean they haven't started working yet, they can't make money, so I give them..." Kaisen suddenly realized that what he said seemed to have some logical flaws, causing his voice to become smaller and smaller.

"But Professor, your last name is Heath, not Weasley. They are just your students. You have no right to do this for them. You don't need to, and you shouldn't. They have no reason to accept your...golden hanger." Neville added.

"...............Well............If it were you guys, what would you do?" Kaisen leaned back on the sofa defensively. He seemed to suddenly realize that he had lived two lives...How come his emotional intelligence in this area was not as good as that of Harry, Hermione, Neville and other fifteen-year-old kids?

"As for me, I might consider it an investment." Harry pointed at the golden clothes hanger and said, "I consider it an investment. Although I have no intention of getting the money back, it's different for the Weasley twins."

"In that case, I will be an investor and partner to them, not an elder or a superior who gives them charity."

Hermione touched her lips. "Maybe I'll join them and find ways to make money with them... Of course I want to join them, because I have no interest in joke shops and those pranks."

Neville tilted his head and said, "I have money. I'll just ask them to write me an IOU and lend it to them."

Kaisen leaned back in his chair again...

Although I was a pure and foolish college student in both my past and present lives, perhaps with the addition of a few years of renovation work and teaching time in this life...

In terms of emotional intelligence, there's no way I can be inferior to these little wizards...

Asking for a gift

Chapter 333 It’s not that I feel sorry for them...

"Ahem... Well, if I help them in the way you mentioned, will they still accept it?" Kaisen asked.

The three of them looked at each other and said, "Uh, Professor, your talent should be focused on alchemy. Social skills are still too much for you."

“emmmmm.................”

Obviously, except for Ron who was correcting homework, the other three little ones all felt the strong resentment from Kaisen, and began to reduce their presence and left the office.

The Weasley twins' plan to take a leave of absence from school came to a temporary halt. After all, they still had to find time to discuss it with Professor McGonagall and the Weasleys.

To be honest, Professor McGonagall is relatively simple in comparison, and Mr. Weasley can be negotiated with, but Mrs. Weasley is probably the real final boss.

Just as he was leaning back in his office chair, thinking about what the Weasley twins should do next, Ron slowly put down the half-corrected homework and walked over.

"Logically, they shouldn't come to you for help," Ron said doubtfully.

Kaisen threw an Orun orange to Ron: "What kind of help are you talking about?"

"Well...in terms of finances, if they really want to ask you for help, they should ask you for a job that can make money quickly, or they just need some time to...Professor, they don't ask you for help because they want you to take a leave of absence from school for them, do they?" Ron ate an orange and looked at Kaisen with sudden realization.

"Well......................" Kaisen didn't answer, just a long silence.

"I actually understand very well. I just had this idea a while ago, but I didn't dare to say it because Harry and the others were here."

"We all love our parents. They and I should be the same. After all, apart from Percy, no one would look down on their parents just because they are poor..."

"But their poverty is indeed... uh... a fact. We all know they definitely can't come up with such a large sum of money. George and Fred knew they had no money, but they still went to them to ask for it. It's kind of... forcing them to admit they have no money. This is really embarrassing."

"That's why I didn't say anything when they were there just now. After all, what's the difference between that and a public execution?"