A candidate for the Defense Against Black Magic class?
Why did he have to ask for his opinion? He wasn't going to attend the class.
Furthermore, it hadn't been decided on who to use yet? When would Lohat appear in front of Dumbledore?
"With all due respect, Professor Dumbledore, you shouldn't be asking me about this position. I think that if possible, there should be many professors in the school who have done research on the Defense Against Black Magic."
Jon was still thinking about Lohat becoming the Defense Against Black Magic class professor, although he wasn't sure if it would become a reality.
If Lohat couldn't become the Defense Against Black Magic class professor, then he would have to make adjustments accordingly. If Lohat couldn't take up the position on time, it would mean that the future had changed.
Jon was very worried about this, but at the same time, he couldn't tell Dumbledore that there was such a candidate waiting for Dumbledore to choose.
Perhaps Dumbledore asked this question because he wanted him to recommend a new person, preferably someone trustworthy.
"Actually, I'm not very familiar with the professors in the school." Jon poked at his clothes, then declined, "No matter what, I can't recommend the Defense Against Black Magic class professor based on my own preferences. Besides, if you let other professors take over this position, they might not be able to do a good job. I think you have high hopes for this Defense Against Black Magic professor. What do you think? "
"Actually, I have a few candidates in mind, but I hope you can give me some advice. After all, you're a student too." Dumbledore picked up a pen and started writing on the paper, "What do you think of Snape?"
"If it's Professor Snape, it's better for him to be in charge of the Magic Potions class. After all, isn't the Defense Against Black Magic class professor mainly to teach Harry?
I feel that with Professor Snape's personal emotions, he might not be able to guide Harry in the right direction, and might even cause Harry to be rebellious. "
"I think so too."
Dumbledore did not even write down Snape's name on the paper. Instead, he asked Jon and a few others whose names he had never heard of before.
"Ministry of Magic? What do those administrative officials know about teaching? "
Jon shook his head in denial. "If those officials from the Ministry of Magic are sent to teach, it doesn't matter if they have a good character. It's just that their results are not good. But if there are other things, then it's not a good thing."
Jon pursed his lips. "It's not that I'm prejudiced against the Ministry of Magic, but I'm very clear on the way the Ministry of Magic works. Either they are Harry's admirers, or they are from other factions that seem to be neutral. I don't think this is a good choice. "
To be honest, Jon could guess what Dumbledore meant, but he wasn't sure.
"Then what other choices do you have? I heard from your grandmother that you found yourself a tutor last holiday to teach you some magic at home, so I thought you had some unique views on teachers. "
"That's right. My grandmother told you everything."
Chown grumbled silently, but he still decided to tell him about Lockhart now. If he missed this opportunity, who knew when he would have another chance to talk about it again?
"I did find a tutor to teach me how to learn, but he didn't just teach me magic. At the same time, he also taught me how to deal with people and survive in society."
Jon spread his hands. "You know, I still have many other things to settle."
After all, the tea leaves that Jon mentioned just now belonged to the category of these other things, so Dumbledore did not harp on this.
He was actually more curious about the tutor Jon found. After all, Jon had been very mysterious ever since he entered the school. He had secretly done many things, and every matter was very interesting.
If Senior Helga was watching over Jon, then, there shouldn't be many tutors that could catch Jon's eye.
"I think you should be very familiar with this tutor of mine. He's very famous."
Jon introduced: "He's a writer."
"Lohat?" Dumbledore's beard twitched: "You're not talking about Gidro Lohat, are you?"
"Yes."
"If it's him, then I might have to consider it."
Dumbledore felt that he was not a person who relied on reputation to judge someone's character and character, but as a very practical person who had a wide range of friends, he did hear some bad rumors about Lohat from many of his friends.
Vanity, boredom, arrogance …
These comments all came from very famous old male Wizard. Although Dumbledore felt that these Wizard's comments were not very pertinent, if he could make so many people have such a high evaluation of Lohat at the same time, it was indeed worth considering.
"In fact, I also know that the outside world may have a very high misunderstanding of Teacher Lohat."
Jon scratched his head and smiled a little embarrassedly. At this moment, if he wanted to speak for Lohat, he was not very neutral.
But since Dumbledore wanted to ask for his opinion, leaving some neutral opinions was not a good thing.
He said: "Teacher Lohat is very smart, and he also has a brain for dealing with people."
— — It's useless in the right place.
"In my opinion, he is very good at making friends with others."
— — It's just that his motive for making friends is not very pure.
"Although his reputation is not good, this is his personality disadvantage, I don't deny this."
There was no way to deny it even if he wanted to. After all, Hartt had relied on his handsome face to do many things that male adepts hated.
"But I still have a lot of trust in him. If you are curious, you can meet with him in person.
By the way, he is the one who knows my true identity. "
— — But this had nothing to do with this matter, so Jon naturally would not say more.
Jon's identity was a very important secret, and if Lohat could know this, it meant that Jon really trusted this person.
But this child couldn't have been bewitched, right?
Dumbledore looked at the child in front of him with some suspicion. Although Jon always looked mature in front of him, he was still a child after all.
But Jon was very sincere, so he was willing to consider it.
"How about this, I will send a letter to Mr. Lohat to ask his opinion, and then we will decide?"
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