novelcrest Chapter 184 Sean is greater than a saint
Chapter 184 Sean is greater than a saint
Chapter 184 Sean is greater than a saint
[1. Maintain the existing rules. (Including: students must return to their dormitories before 6 PM and are not allowed to leave at other times; a teacher will accompany students to and from each class.)]
This rule was originally drafted by Sean in Dumbledore's office.
It was in this very spot that Dumbledore asked him if he had any good ideas to prevent the disaster from spreading further.
He immediately thought of the global catastrophe that swept the world in 2019.
He knows this question very well.
In other words, no one in this world is better suited to make these rules than him. (Except for the camp system of a certain tavern youth and an art school failure.)
So, under the watchful eyes of Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall, he wrote extensively on several ten-inch sheets of parchment.
To this end, he even took out the extra-long parchment he had collected to hold the rules and regulations in his mind.
But in the end, only two points of what he had painstakingly written down were adopted by Dumbledore.
Sean expressed his deep resentment.
This is simply trampling on his hard work and disrespecting the wisdom of the working people.
Therefore, after he came to power, he decided to continue implementing the systems that had been rejected.
These systems had obvious benefits for his rule.
Imagine that when students' movement is restricted and professors are busy, he, with absolute freedom, can conduct one-on-one education without any constraints and without being disturbed by others.
This is just one of its advantages; we won't go into detail about the other advantages here.
After all, in parallel worlds, some people have already explored the rules of this game in creative ways, constantly updating the game's DLC over the years, making it more playable.
Sean was simply following in the footsteps of those who came before him and learning from their wisdom.
so.::
2. At other times, each dormitory will be issued an exit card, and only one person from each dormitory may leave at a time. Excursions include, but are not limited to, going to the restroom or going to the auditorium to bring food for roommates during mealtimes.
Upon seeing this, all four deans widened their eyes.
Professor Flitwick, who was always a nice guy, wanted to say something, but seeing the other three people frowning and remaining silent, he swallowed his words and continued reading.
3. Every classroom and location within Hogwarts Castle is equipped with a marking alchemy device. This device automatically marks and records nearby young wizards. If a young wizard does not have an exit pass and no professor is marked within a 50-meter radius, the alchemy device will change color from green to red and emit a piercing alarm. All faculty and staff nearby who see the red light and hear the alarm must immediately rush to the location of the red light, apprehend the young wizard, and take him to Filch's office for 715 days of solitary confinement.
[3.1. For ease of management, each outing card is only valid for three days. Every three days, the junior wizard needs to go to the principal's office to exchange the outing card (an outing card within its validity period is green, an outing card past its validity period is red, and an outing card about to expire is yellow)]
【3.2. . . . . . . .】
Upon seeing this, Professor McGonagall finally couldn't help but complain.
"I can understand the existence of the travel pass."
"Hogwarts has over a thousand students, but only a few dozen faculty and staff. If a student has any special needs..."
When professors are busy, it may be impossible to provide one-on-one supervision and accompaniment.
"Furthermore, Hufflepuff's food magic (which refers to directly transporting food from the kitchen to the Great Hall) cannot deliver food directly to the dormitories. With a large number of students gathered in the Great Hall, it's easy for accidents to happen."
"Therefore, the implementation of the travel card is very necessary." Professor McGonagall then changed the subject, "But what purpose does this marking magic serve?"
Upon hearing Professor McGonagall's question, Sean sighed softly and said, "Minerva, you don't know this."
"Huh?" Professor McGonagall's expression froze. She seemed to have just heard some strange address. Before she could react, Sean continued.
"There are many disobedient young wizards in Hogwarts, especially the Weasley brothers from your Gryffindor house. Keeping them in their dormitories is harder than killing them."
At this point, a strange smile appeared on Sean's face. Professor McGonagall looked somewhat embarrassed by the smile. Then, Sean's expression changed, and his tone became serious.
"And we need to use such methods to prevent these little wizards from disobeying management and sneaking out of the dormitory."
"So, this marking magic is actually a gentle form of surveillance," Sean explained, a sly glint in his eyes (he had unknowingly shifted the focus). "It doesn't restrict their freedom of movement; it simply allows us to quickly locate each student when needed. For example, in emergency assemblies, night patrols, or to confirm their safe return to their dormitories."
"This will save us a lot of unnecessary trouble."
Professor McGonagall raised her eyebrows slightly, seemingly weighing the pros and cons of this approach. "It sounds more like surveillance than protection."
“At first glance, that might give the impression,” Sean readily admitted, “but consider, Minerva, what a special situation Hogwarts is in right now.” Sean emphasized the word “special situation,” continuing, “If another student is murdered, this thousand-year-old magic school will have to close down in your and my hands—something that has never happened before.”
"Moreover, for those naughty students, we are doing this for their own good. They are innocent; they just didn't realize the danger of this incident and were taking chances. As teachers, we must also ensure their safety."
Sean adopted a compassionate expression, sighed deeply, and his eyes were filled with worry and contemplation, every trace of which stemmed from his concern for those disobedient little wizards.
As he spoke these words, the sublimity of my sacrifice fermented within him. For a moment, he felt that he was greater than a saint—that he was using his own strength to fight against all the unease and chaos.
For the safety of the young wizards, he, as the headmaster, devoted himself wholeheartedly to their cause.
Sean believed his actions were worthy of a Merlin Knight's Medal.
If you want to deceive others, you have to deceive yourself first.
Sean exemplified this perfectly.
He immersed himself so deeply in this grand illusion that every word he uttered and every expression he made seemed so sincere and so undeniable.
He believed that only when he himself fully believed the lie could he make others believe it as well. At that moment, he was both the creator and the believer of the lie.
After the oppressive atmosphere had completely permeated every corner of the office, Sean continued.
"With this alchemical tool, we can ensure that every student is protected in a timely manner during a crisis. Moreover, it can help professors improve their work efficiency, reduce phenomena such as loitering at night, and also benefit the safety of the students themselves."
Professor McGonagall was silent for a moment, seemingly pondering Sean's words.
Finally, she nodded slowly. "I understand your concerns, Phillips. Safety is always paramount, but we must ensure that these measures do not infringe upon students' privacy rights..."
"I completely agree," Sean readily replied.
Hearing Sean's answer, Professor McGonagall breathed a sigh of relief and continued reading.
4. The teaching, guard duty, and patrol times for each professor need to be specifically allocated, down to the second.
5. Every evening, the professors would go into each dormitory room to take attendance and sign in.
【6.. ..】