HP Shavings Wizard

Chapter 326: Unworthy of the Position

It turned out that Hagrid didn't understand what I said too politely, and his eyes were still glued to the dragon.

The giant dragon, who was ready to breathe fire, was held by his father on the head in a way that was almost like a hug, with his mouth pressed down. In the end, he gave up the idea of ​​trying the hybrid giant's talent for fire resistance and turned back into human form.

As soon as the dangerous dragon disappeared, Hagrid woke up.

Of course, he had no interest in young wizards. He disliked typical dark wizards like Alison and the domineering Slytherins. He just didn't show too much hostility towards Dumbledore - of course, to him, there was no difference between hiding and not hiding, because everyone present was a smart guy.

He was not so crazy as to be unkind to Dumbledore's daughter Cricket, so he suggested that the professor change his daughter, or try to have another one with Grindelwald.

Naturally then, Alison managed to escape from the horrible situation that would have called her a "cutie".

Even if things continue to develop, she won't be the one who suffers.

The red-haired little wizard who had transformed back into a wizard held Dumbledore's arm with a gloomy look on his face.

Dumbledore seemed to still be affected by the happy flight before. He was in a good mood at this time. He patted Alison's head to comfort the child.

Grindelwald's mood was not necessarily good.

He also had no good feelings towards Hagrid, and only maintained superficial courtesy as a colleague for Al's sake.

There is no way. In the eyes of the two Grindelwalds, Hagrid is not smart, often gets into trouble, and has too low a value for use. It is more likely that he will have to clean up the mess.

If you often create trouble, it may even affect yourself...

Even as a colleague, few people would like this kind of person.

As for bloodline, the half-blood giant...

Veela, vampires, and other decent looking humanoids are fine...

I can’t understand how wizards can fall in love with magical animals that are so different in size and have completely different values.

They were even irresponsible enough to give birth to mixed-race offspring that were not accepted by both races...

…Alison usually substitutes for the love story of Indian Asan and his wife (monkey lizard).

A human less than 2 meters tall, and a female giant about 6 meters tall...

The analogy is a person and a dwarf who only reaches his knees...

She didn't know whether her father felt his brain exploded once after he first learned about this existence.

Of course, one cannot choose to be born. Amniotic fluid is the first dividing line in life. You can blame the irresponsible parents, but there is no need to blame the child.

But it is a sin to let yourself grow to the point where you are incompatible with both environments and yet still refuse to leave.

After all, there are still few people in the wizarding world.

There are too few wizards who truly meet the "Hogwarts faculty standards", leaving the school with no room for selection.

If it were in the Muggle world, for a position like this, which is the only magic school in a region and a stable job, a bunch of people who have passed the teaching qualification exam would rush to sign up for the recruitment.

Although her life is good now, there are always some uncomfortable little details reminding her: either swallow her anger and compromise with dissatisfaction, or take brave action to change the world.

Alison just followed Dumbledore, with a dazed look on her face as she thought about it.

Dumbledore found her expression a little funny, so he asked, "What are you thinking about?"

The little red-haired wizard spoke calmly, "I'm thinking that I should adjust the image of Hagrid in my mind - change him from a Hogwarts faculty member to the recipient of your generous relief. Maybe I will be more accepting of him."

Dumbledore laughed dumbly, stroked the child's smooth red hair, and said helplessly: "He is indeed not very smart, but not as bad as you say..."

Relatively simple, with an unparalleled passion for magical creatures...

It is easy to do bad things with good intentions.

After figuring it out, Alison seemed very calm and refuted her father's ideas clearly and logically.

"That's only because you have too few people to use, too few people in the wizarding world, that makes him seem 'not that bad' in your eyes... Have you heard of an old saying in the East?"

"If virtue does not match, there will be disasters."

"As a Hogwarts faculty member, the least you should do is to keep the students' safety in mind. This is the foundation of a student-centered school. Even Professor Snape, faced with a pot of precious potion explosion and the life of a Gryffindor student he hates, would grit his teeth and choose the latter."

"If you can't do this, it's the original sin of being unworthy of your position, regardless of whether you are good or bad."