Tower Spirit Two

"Headmaster, if you don't tell us what it is, how are we supposed to mind?"

Professor Snape's tone dripped with sarcasm.

He had coveted the position of Defense Against the Dark Arts professor for a long time, but he had never expected Dumbledore to prefer giving it to a young wizard rather than letting him take it on concurrently.

"It's like this." Having been mocked by Snape, Headmaster Dumbledore's old face revealed a trace of helplessness, and he could only explain the conditions he had agreed upon with Li Wei:

"Everything else is negotiable, but the timing will need more coordination with all of you."

"Besides adjusting the class schedule, Li Wei hopes you won't assign him any homework after class. Otherwise, he won't have time to prepare his lessons!"

Unexpectedly, after hearing Headmaster Dumbledore's words, Professor Snape sneered repeatedly.

"He hasn't even become a professor yet, and he's already making demands!"

"I'm increasingly convinced that letting Li Wei, a young wizard—a child—become the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor is not a good idea!"

"You can't put it that way." Professor Flitwick hurriedly spoke up in support of his outstanding student, defending Li Wei.

"As professors, we all know how profound Li Wei's grasp of magic is now. He basically no longer needs homework to reinforce his knowledge!"

"Since completing homework is a waste of Li Wei's time, I'll state my position here: Li Wei no longer needs to complete my homework!"

Professor Flitwick's words made perfect sense, and he was the first to make his position clear.

"Filius is right. With Li Wei's mastery of Transfiguration, he truly no longer needs to complete my homework!"

Professor McGonagall, who favored Li Wei, also voiced her agreement and could not help sighing.

*How much time had even passed? That little