Chapter 1678: War Without Victors (128)
Albert naturally knew why Headmistress McGonagall had sought him out, but he truly had no interest in helping Hogwarts recruit professors.
Not to mention that he had only communicated with those experts through letters and did not know them at all. Even if he went himself, he would most likely fail and only make people dislike him.
Most people who became experts in a given field had rather eccentric personalities. There was a good chance they would look down on a position as a Hogwarts professor, let alone willingly create a cage to restrict their own freedom.
So, even though Headmistress McGonagall had asked him for help and successfully triggered a panel quest, Albert was not interested in it in the slightest.
It was a quest that would require wasting a great deal of energy just for the possibility of completion. It simply was not worth Albert investing too much effort in.
What was more, the experience awarded by the quest was pitifully small, so naturally he was even less willing to devote much energy or attention to it.
In truth, ever since Albert had successfully killed Voldemort, he no longer felt the same urgency to improve his strength. His need for experience had greatly diminished as well.
He was married now and had a home of his own. With no great enemies left, panel quests were no longer his entire life.
The outcome was naturally no different from what Albert had expected. Taking advantage of the weekend break, Headmistress McGonagall visited the experts on that list one by one. The result was obvious: none of them had the slightest interest in becoming professors at Hogwarts, and her recruitment plan ended in outright failure.
Unless they were wizards with exceptional passion for education, there