Today's struggle at the Hogwarts Board of Governors had been the most complex political experience Professor McGonagall had ever encountered.
Even looking back on it now, she still felt somewhat at a loss.
That was where her exhaustion came from. She had realized that she could not help Vaughn at all. At the same time, she had gradually come to see that Vaughn's insistence on advancing curriculum reform, Dumbledore's indulgence, the Board's opposition, and even the Ministry of Magic representative's wavering attitude today...
All of it suggested that what they were fighting over might not simply be the "werewolf issue."
Shaking her head, Professor McGonagall stopped dwelling on it and asked, "What day are you planning to schedule the Dueling Club?"
The Dueling Club was part of the practical class reforms. This had already been decided when Isabella Rosier first took office and submitted the reform proposal to Hogwarts.
It was only that the Board had not approved it at the time.
Its function was to summarize and gather the practical spells students needed during practical lessons, based on the progress of the curriculum, and provide in-depth instruction and training.
The reason they had borrowed the name Dueling Club was, of course, related to Professor Flitwick.
Sure enough, Professor Flitwick had come sniffing around. Before Vaughn could answer, a shrill voice sounded beside them. "The Board approved the Dueling Club?"
The two turned around. The diminutive Professor Flitwick was standing on a chair, gazing at them expectantly.
Professor McGonagall briefly explained the Board's final decision today. She merely did not mention that Vaughn had proved himself by allowing a giant wolf to bite him. Hearing that it would still take two days for the result to come out, Professor Flitwick was a little disappointed, but he quickly recovered and suggested