"Unfair?"
Dumbledore focused his gaze on Breeze's face. Seeing how serious Breeze looked, Dumbledore felt somewhat helpless. He had thought Breeze would continue to hide himself. Though he had not clearly seen Breeze use Natural Magic, the powerful magical aura lingering in the marsh forced Dumbledore to treat Breeze as a powerful adult wizard.
"I think so. Everyone should be rewarded according to their contributions. Otherwise, if everyone gets the same reward no matter how much or how little they did, the whole world would fall into chaos."
Breeze stared straight into Dumbledore's blue eyes. There were matters on which he would not back down. This was not merely about points; it was also about Breeze's principles.
"Very well, of course... Then... Malfoy and Neville will receive thirty points for not running away. Hermione and Harry will receive fifty points for sending the signal... As for Mr. Order, for saving the Unicorn King, and Hagrid, for holding back some of the Werewolves—how about one hundred points?"
Dumbledore felt helpless, but once Breeze had spoken, he had no choice but to do this. Even Hermione felt this was fair, and only then did she accept the points with peace of mind.
Harry lowered his head without speaking. He had no desire to argue. In fact, he did not care about the points at all. His mind was filled with only one name: Voldemort.
"All right, I believe everyone may return now. The rest is a matter for the Forbidden Forest itself to handle. As members of Hogwarts, it would not be appropriate for us to interfere too much."
Breeze could tell that Dumbledore had been looking at him when he said that.
A member of Hogwarts?
Breeze thought back over the past year of school and naturally accepted the title. His