Chapter 31 You will regret it! I am the principal! Bang! (Ch 31)

Kaisen looked at Dumbledore’s calm expression and was silent for a moment. Then he said, “Now that you have control over everything, what about today’s incident?”

“What happened today was an accident.”

“You’ll regret it one day if you continue like this.”

“Maybe, but until then, I am still the headmaster of Hogwarts, and I have the right…”

Peng!

Kaisen punched Dumbledore’s slightly crooked nose, then stormed out of the office, slamming the door loudly.

“Uh… familiar force…” Dumbledore sighed, covering his nose.

“If he uses a little more force, maybe my nose can be straightened.”

Kaisen left the office and headed towards the medical wing.

Then…

[Satisfaction from Dumbledore +10]

[Dumbledore’s trust +10]

[Favorability from Dumbledore +10]

“??? Is this some kind of masochistic fetish?”

Kaisen trembled subconsciously, then quickly threw the matter out of his mind, went all the way to the medical wing, and while Madam Pomfrey was not paying attention, he rushed into Quirrell’s ward.

He was wondering whether he should use an anvil or obsidian, or just use the wither skull to blow Quirrell to pieces, along with the Voldemort behind his head.

“Kaysen.” A deep voice came from behind him.

Kaisen glanced back and whispered, “Severus?”

“We need to talk.”

“If Dumbledore sent you here, I’m sorry, at least until I finish this matter.”

Snape nodded obediently and turned around cooperatively.

Kaisen turned Quirrell over, face down, back up, but in the end he still didn’t use the Wither Skull.

However, he still took out the obsidian and smashed it into powder along his spine, and hit the back of his head more than ten times.

In the end, Snape listened to his strange voice, grabbed Kaisen who was committing the violence, looked at him and shook his head.

“call!”

Kaysen followed Snape out of the hospital wing. Snape walked in front and suddenly said, “That’s not a serious injury for Madam Pomfrey.”

“I don’t really want to kill him… Well, I do have the idea, but I am still rational. Although I don’t know Dumbledore’s specific plan, I respect it.”

“I just thought that if those two guys could stay in bed for a few more days, Hogwarts could have a few more days of peace,” Kaisen explained.

“I have to say, you are a truly good person.” Snape commented as he listened to the mumbling behind him.

“I’ll take that as a compliment.” Kaisen nodded.

“It’s up to you. You don’t have to think so much. Dumbledore has never told you that he is a thorough good man. Do you know that he has a nickname, the White Devil?”

“I have been mentally prepared. I also know that a good person in the traditional sense cannot become the principal of a magic school, not to mention that this school has to deal with the Ministry of Magic.”

“I just hate his… I can’t explain it, but his arrogance has almost made four little wizards go to see Merlin, but he kept talking about the plan and control. I couldn’t help it…”

“Maybe I should apologize to him sometime.”

Snape was a quiet listener, and when he heard Kaisen slap Dumbledore on the nose, he smiled.

“Honestly, you did what I’ve always wanted to do.”

“Maybe, but why are you doing this? Is it also because of the safety of the little wizard?”

“no.”

“Workers’ resentment towards their bosses?”

“No, this question is more complicated.”

“Okay.” Kaisen shrugged and stopped talking.

“Dumbledore asked me to confirm that you are only here to temporarily deprive Quirrell of his ability to cause trouble, and to vent his anger at the same time. Now my mission is completed, and I remember that you don’t have any classes next… maybe find a way to relax.” Snape said suddenly as he walked in front.

“Wow, is this a comfort?”

“If you think so, then this is it.”

“Thank you. I might find a small room to renovate it, like Hagrid’s hut. I’ve always wanted to demolish that little house and rebuild it.”

“As you wish.”

After returning to the office, Kaisen sat down weakly on the office chair, leaning back with his feet on the desk.

He was too hasty just now. He should have checked on Harry, Neville and the others first before breaking Quirrell’s spine.

The order was wrong, and now he didn’t plan to go, or rather, he couldn’t go. After all, he was really not good at lying.

At that time, Madam Pomfrey angrily asked him: “Do you know who has a grudge against Professor Quirrell?”

He definitely couldn’t hold it in at that time.

Absolutely, you might even laugh out loud.

Just as he maintained such an extremely comfortable posture, feeling the greatness of ergonomics, there was a knock on the office door.

“I left the door unlocked, please come in.”

Dumbledore had a piece of gauze on his nose, and it seemed there was a clip to fix it. He walked in with a fruit basket in his hand.

“Kasen, I apologize to you for my arrogance.” Dumbledore walked in and put the fruit basket on the desk.

Kaisen awkwardly put his feet down from the desk.

“I wasn’t hurt by you. If you want to apologize, you should go to Harry and Neville, and Hermione as well.”

“And Ron, to be honest, he really deserves to be a Gryffindor. At that time, he even wanted to hug the troll’s neck and strangle it, even though the troll’s neck was thicker than his waist.”

“They have woken up, and I sincerely apologized to them.”

“Now I’m here to apologize to you. My arrogance has hurt the heart of a great professor who truly loves Hogwarts and the young wizards.” Dumbledore sat down and said earnestly.

“It feels a bit awkward…and don’t look at me like that, it’s quite corny.” Kaisen said with a chill.

Dumbledore shook his head.

“Okay.” Kaisen sat up straighter. He was not good at talking about these big principles, so he chose to change the subject.

“I don’t know your specific plan, but now that Quirrell has been crippled by me, he probably won’t be able to cause any trouble while his new spine grows.”

“I’m glad you didn’t kill him outright,” Dumbledore said.

“I did think so, but when I think about how difficult it is to kill the Voldemort you mentioned, keeping him under my nose is a good idea.”

“Thank you for your understanding.”