Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

Kaisen gave a kind smile. "Perhaps I could make him another kind of sparring partner for you, perhaps a... to help you improve your ability to dodge spells."

Dumbledore raised his eyebrows in confusion. "To enable a skeleton to cast magic? Honestly, I think that's a bit difficult."

Kaisen shook his head: "That's because you know nothing about alchemy." He smiled and took out an enchanted bow.

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Chapter 369: Fear is more useful than respect?

He handed the enchanted bow to the skeleton, then rubbed his fingers together secretly, and in the blink of an eye, he rubbed out a large ball of extremely rich life essence.

As he placed the essence of life into the skull, his eye sockets seemed to emit a strange light in an instant.

He lowered his head in an anthropomorphic manner, glanced at the bow and arrow in his hand, then suddenly aimed at Dumbledore, and with a whoosh, shot directly at him.

The arrow was so fast that even Kaisen couldn't see it clearly. After the arrow was shot, Kaisen had time to look at Dumbledore. After all, he was very curious whether Dumbledore's current physique could dodge the arrow.

It should be possible. Even an old man can put on boxing gloves and box with a skeleton.

Then Kaisen looked at Dumbledore and found that there was nothing wrong with his body. It was obvious that there was no arrow stuck in his body.

Kaisen smiled. Dumbledore's reaction speed might be even better than those good kids playing Quidditch outside the window.

Then he looked at Dumbledore and raised his middle finger at him with a confused look on his face.

"That's because the arrow has already passed through my body!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Dumbledore fell straight backwards.

"What the hell? Dumbledore? Dumbledore, don't die!" Kaisen squatted down in a daze. After confirming that Dumbledore seemed to be bleeding profusely and was not joking, he was so scared that he screamed. Then he quickly used the Enderman's Field to take Dumbledore to the medical wing.

"Madam Pomfrey! Help!"

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Two minutes later, Dumbledore sat on the bed in the hospital wing, gulping down the blood-replenishing potion from the cup in his hand, looking resentfully at Kaisen who looked apologetic and the skeleton who seemed to be apologizing.

"I still don't know what grudge you have against me, to the point that even your skeleton can draw a bow and shoot an arrow that can pierce me instantly. You really should let him study Voldemort. It shouldn't be a big problem for the two of you to circle and kick Voldemort." Dumbledore said helplessly.

"Uh-huh...I'm sorry about this. I'm really sorry." Kaisen and the skeleton kept nodding and bowing to apologize.

"You'd better really be sorry for what you did." Dumbledore said darkly.

Soon, the two of them left the hospital wing. Dumbledore's injuries were originally just external injuries. If most of his internal organs had not been accidentally shattered by the enchanted arrow, there would be no need for Madam Pomfrey to help. He could have recovered as before.

After Madam Pomfrey had simply healed all of his internal and external injuries, the only follow-up treatment he needed was an ordinary blood-restoring potion.

"But...why do every little wizard passing by look at us with such weird eyes? Haven't they seen a skeleton? Obviously everyone has such a thing in their body." Kaisen felt the strange looks of every little wizard and said as a matter of course.

"Sometimes I really think that there is a very dark sense of humor in the way you speak, Kaisen." Dumbledore complained, "Isn't it?" He scratched the skeleton following them again.

The skeleton slowly raised its head and then nodded heavily.

"Who are you with?" Kaisen turned around and glared at the skull speechlessly.

Soon, the three of them returned to the headmaster's office again. Kaisen and Dumbledore sat face to face, tasting their drinks, while the skeleton sat on the sofa in the corner, reading a newspaper.

It's obvious that he treats the principal's office as his home.

"By the way, Kaisen, I'll have to trouble you again in a week." Dumbledore suddenly stopped talking about something serious.

"What's wrong?" Kaisen asked confusedly.

"Because career guidance will begin in a week. Of course, this has always been done by the dean, but not this year. Minerva and Severus will go to Europe with me for a very important meeting at that time." Dumbledore said quietly.

"So shouldn't we just ask the other two head deans to help? Professor Sprout helps Gryffindor, and Professor Flitwick helps Slytherin?" Kaisen raised his eyebrows and said.

"Because you have more prestige, Gryffindor is okay? It's hard to get the young wizards of Slytherin to listen attentively to a wizard with goblin blood and a wizard who doesn't have much power telling them about their future." Dumbledore explained.

"I can do that?" Kaisen frowned and was about to retort, but then he remembered something more interesting than retorting...

He took out the water-spilling brooch that had been given to him by some Slytherin from his pocket and pinned it on his chest.

"Oh, a beautiful brooch. Are you showing off to me?" Dumbledore raised his eyebrows.

"That's about right." After saying that, Kaisen pointed his finger at the little snake head above, and then the snake's mouth suddenly opened, spraying a small stream of water towards Dumbledore, splashing Dumbledore in the face.

"You can be really boring sometimes." Dumbledore wiped his face speechlessly.

"I was also teased at first, but this thing is really fun, isn't it?" Kaisen raised his eyebrows.

"The young wizard from Slytherin is willing to give you this... They really respect you, but who is it?" Dumbledore murmured softly.

"I don't know. It was sent anonymously." Kaisen shook his head and spoke again: "Let's get back to that matter. They don't listen to the other two deans, but they listen to me?" Kaisen raised his eyebrows.

"Sometimes fear is more effective than respect. Of course, I said sometimes, not most of the time... To be honest, I usually don't dare to say this in front of young wizards. I'm afraid that another powerful figure like Voldemort will appear accidentally. But you are different." Dumbledore shrugged and said.

"You should think carefully before saying or doing anything to the little wizard," Kaisen agreed.

"Well, so you agree? The little wizards in Slytherin are a little bit afraid of you now. It will be more effective if you give them career planning." Dumbledore raised his eyebrows and said.

"Although I don't like to exploit this kind of fear...but before Voldemort is completely defeated, I really don't know how to change my image in their hearts." Kaisen sighed and accepted the task.

Chapter 370 Career Guidance

Dumbledore nodded and clinked glasses with Kaisen. "Not bad. After all, there are still people in Slytherin who play such a harmless little joke on you. What's more, what comes out is water, not some sulfuric acid or some dark magic solution."

"Yeah, who says it isn't?" Kaisen touched the little snake head on the brooch and gave Dumbledore a sneer again.

"Kaysen, I think this is enough......" Dumbledore said speechlessly.

"OK."

The two continued to drink and chat here for a while, until finally, Kaisen stood up staggeringly, walked towards the skeleton in the corner, and patted him on the shoulder.

The latter raised his head and tilted it in a strange way.

"Come home with me." Kaisen called.

The skeleton shook his head, then lowered his head again to continue reading the newspaper.

"Well...why?" Kaisen asked puzzledly.

"It was you who expelled him from your body, and you didn't want him at first. You threw him to me with grievance, and now you want to take him away without saying a word. Is he some kind of despicable skeleton?" Dumbledore walked over and sat next to the skeleton, saying sarcastically.

"Oh...Does he like staying with you?" Kaisen asked again.

"Obviously." Dumbledore put his arm around the skeleton's shoulders, and the skeleton also put his arm around Dumbledore's shoulders. "Obviously, that's it."

Kaisen pouted bitterly, but didn't say anything.

"Okay then. I'll leave first."

"Goodbye, remember to come visit him often."

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A week later, Kaisen sat in his office in misery.

Dumbledore, Professor McGonagall and Snape all ran away, and the damn career guidance fell on him.

The problem is that a week ago, Kaisen agreed to it very readily, but the problem is... he has never had a job!

Just like all career guidance programs in universities these days, most of the teachers who teach career guidance have never been employed...

The same goes for Kaison. When he was in the Muggle world, he was an entrepreneur. When he came to the wizarding world, he seamlessly transitioned to become a professor at Hogwarts. It was Dumbledore who invited him personally.

In a sense, he didn't even know how to write a resume for the wizarding world, let alone which side the wizarding world's recruitment door was opening.

Asking myself to teach this thing...isn't that ridiculous?

Soon, the first little wizard who came for career guidance walked in.

Hermione sat across from Kaisen, and the two stared at each other. Finally, Kaisen said, "Shouldn't you ask me a question?"

Hermione sighed. "Professor, you should have asked me first what kind of career I wanted to choose, and then helped me plan it. You should have told me what kind of advanced classes I should take in my two years after Hogwarts. If my grades were not good enough, you should have me focus on those specific subjects."

Kaisen touched his chin awkwardly: "Should I also ask for your transcript?"

Hermione pretended to applaud: "Professor, you did a great job. You can apply what you have learned to other situations!"

Kaisen's mouth twitched. "Because you have your transcript in your hand, now the question is, what career do you want to pursue in the future?"

"Maybe... the Ministry of Magic or the Wizengamot, or of course the Daily Prophet," said Hermione.

"Let me take a look." Kaisen flipped through the career guide in front of him. "None of the professions you mentioned have any particularly strict subject requirements. As long as you have a high enough percentage of excellent subjects in the Ultimate Wizarding Exam, you'll be fine."

"However, as a wizard of Muggle descent, your future may not be very bright. You have to think carefully."

Hermione nodded. "I know, Professor, but if I don't rush in first and pave the way for the Muggle wizards who come after me, then the Muggle wizards will never be able to rush in."

Kaisen smiled and said, "I wish you success. Two years from now, if you successfully land a job in any of these three professions, feel free to come to me if you have any difficulties."

"Thank you in advance, Professor," Hermione said with a nod.

"Call the next one for me." Kaisen nodded.

Soon, the next little wizard came over, Harry.

Kaisen rolled his eyes. Professor McGonagall had already given the boy some advice on his career plan during Christmas, so he just waved his hand without saying anything.

Ron was next and he rolled his eyes again and quickly made way for the next person.

This time, there is someone who can speak, because it is Neville who comes, and what Neville did not say at the Christmas dinner table before, he can say now.

After all, there were probably too many people before, which made Neville feel a little embarrassed.

But now it's okay, after all, there are only two of us.

"Can you let me see your transcript first?" Kaisen said.

"Oh, okay, okay." Neville quickly handed over the report card.

"Hmm... Let me see, Herbology O, Charms E, Defense Against the Dark Arts A, Alchemy A... Maybe Herbalist is suitable for you, just like Professor Sprout." Kaisen said.

"Herbalist...Professor, what if I don't want to go too far away from Hogwarts?" Neville said a little embarrassedly.

"What's the matter? Are you reluctant to leave Hogwarts, or are you reluctant to leave the people in Hogwarts?" Kaisen asked with a raised eyebrow.

"Well... the latter," Neville replied.

"For you little wizards, apart from a few friends at Hogwarts who will become lifelong friends, the other friends are only temporary, such as the professors and seniors at Hogwarts, including me," Kaisen explained.