Hogwarts: What Bad Intentions Could a Little Hufflepuff Have?

"Why not let him watch others care for those Fantastic Beasts while he gives instructions from the sidelines?"

"That way, he can satisfy his urge to talk about them while training a few good students."

After hearing Black's analysis, Tina asked, "Will... will that really work?"

"I'm not sure, but it's worth trying. After all, there's no danger if he's only watching, right?"

"Besides, you wouldn't want him secretly taking risks when you don't know about it, would you?"

Tina nodded. "You're right. It really would be difficult to keep him completely away from those Fantastic Beasts..."

"Right, if there's a first step, there must be a second. What should the second step be?"

Black said, "The second step is to try redirecting his attention."

"Find something new and shift his focus from Fantastic Beasts to that new thing."

"Of course, given Mr. Scamander's obsession with Magical Creatures, this second step won't be easy either."

"I think only you, who know him best, can figure out what he might like besides Fantastic Beasts."

Black's suggestions were only suggestions.

There was no guarantee they could truly make Newt "retire."

Still, Tina was very satisfied.

At the very least, she now had a new direction.

She no longer had to be as helpless as before when facing that introverted yet overly stubborn old man.

Just as Black was about to continue talking with Tina,

the system suddenly notified him that a Gold Treasure Chest brimming with aggrieved emotions had been credited to his account.

Black froze slightly.

Actually, after Black's broad-net operations of opening Potion Shops, Beauty Salons, and the like,

he received quite a few Treasure Chests of varying quality every day.

However, based on the emotional feedback, Black could usually guess which group of people had generated the chests.

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