Dumbledore wasn't worried about Vinson Wright at all.
One very important reason was that Vinson Wright came from Hufflepuff and was unlikely to cause any major trouble. Once this little fellow grew up, he might even regret that his school life had been too unrestrained.
If a student like Vinson Wright appeared in Slytherin House, Dumbledore suspected he would suspect that Hogwarts was breeding the next Dark Lord;
if a student like Vinson Wright appeared in Gryffindor, Dumbledore suspected he would feel that Hogwarts was about to produce another lawless fellow like James Potter;
if a student like Vinson Wright appeared in Ravenclaw, Dumbledore would think that some future Hogwarts Headmaster or Minister of Magic was starting to show off during his student days.
Hufflepuff students...
How could any problems arise in the future?
They would all only become helpers in the future.
Even Dumbledore, the Headmaster of Hogwarts, wouldn't deny that the school mottoes passed down in Ravenclaw House were right—Hufflepuff students were all people who could provide them with help.
Vinson Wright.
Simply a genius Auror.
Although Vinson's classroom performance wasn't too good, he performed extremely aggressively in actual wizard duels, and even seventh-year wizards were no match for him. He truly was a child raised by Old Barty Crouch...
In fact.
Sometimes, Vinson's classroom performance couldn't even be described as not too good.
This morning was the Herbology Class for Hufflepuff first-year new students. This was a class personally taught by Professor Sprout, the Head of Hufflepuff House, and everyone was very interested in this course.
Hogwarts, greenhouse.
This was the classroom for Herbology Class.
A group of young Hufflepuff wizards were all standing by the tables in the greenhouse, and a herb was placed in front of each of them. This herb looked a bit simple,