Allen rose to his feet and briskly announced what he and his family had discussed in the Tower that day: Ravenclaw would use him, her chosen one, to teach Rowena Ravenclaw's inheritance in the temple. He calmly laid out the concrete plan as well, including opening advanced magical skills such as theory and Charms as a whole, the methods for obtaining magical knowledge, and the certificates to be issued by the Ministry of Magic.
After a moment of silence, Allen's words instantly caused an uproar.
The half-blood and Muggle-born wizards were beside themselves with joy. Their eyes burned as they looked toward Ravenclaw temple. Ever since they had learned that Allen taught Ancient Magic Class at Hogwarts, they had been deeply envious that the young wizards still attending Hogwarts had such an opportunity.
Once they entered society, unlike when they were in school, they understood more and more clearly how important strength was. This was not merely reflected in how many O's one could earn in the so-called ultimate wizarding examinations. Because of their backgrounds, after leaving school they had even fewer chances to come into contact with advanced magical knowledge.
Pure-bloods whose families still possessed inheritances, however, could continue to receive opportunities for advancement. The families they had built up over many years allowed them to keep growing without worrying about their lives in the wizarding world. The tangled relationships among pure-bloods over the years had linked their bloodlines to one another, and aside from a rare few occasions, the post of Minister of Magic and other high-ranking positions had always been held by traditional pure-bloods. It was said that behind the early resignation of the first Muggle-born Minister of Magic, Nobby Leach, was the hand of Abraxas Malfoy.
Even if these Muggle-born and half-blood wizards had decent grades,