In an instant, the tense atmosphere disappeared. Pomona and Feliwei looked at each other and saw the difficulty in each other's eyes.

"Speaking of security issues, how about you contact the Aurors, Filius." Albus said suddenly.

"I think Minerva is more suitable for this job than me." Felicity said quickly.

"She is responsible for the security of the school, especially the maze. No one else is allowed to enter except for people from the school." Albus said, "I don't want the layout of the maze to be leaked and affect the 'fairness' of the competition."

Felivi was in a dilemma. After all, he was also responsible for the school's defensive magic. He was indeed the right person, if he was not the kind of person who would open his office door to everyone and welcome questions to him.

"What do I do?" Severus asked.

"I think the Potions Competition is the most important thing right now." Albus replied.

"As long as the nomination is passed, there will be nothing for me to do next. I can..."

"No!" Albus interrupted Severus.

"Why!" Severus asked with suppressed anger.

"Don't cause trouble for me, Severus. After so many years, you may have forgotten that you escaped the charges because of my guarantee."

"I may need an assistant," Felivi said.

"Now is not the time for you to be a 'good guy', Filius."

"Bad guy" Snape couldn't stand hearing this and left the principal's office without even saying hello.

"I hope you can get more involved in school affairs, Filius." Albus looked at Felivi and said, "You will be a good headmaster."

"If they can accept a half-goblin sitting in your chair." Felivi said coldly, and then Felivi also left the principal's office.

Pomona felt that it was time for her to leave, but when she looked at Albus, he looked extremely tired.

"What do you want to say?" Albus asked.

"Why did you tell Filius about the principal?" Pomona asked. "You want to retire?"

"No, I'm just thinking that Beauxbatons can accept Madam Maxime as the principal..."

"So you think we can too?" Pomona interrupted. "Don't be naive, Albus."

Dumbledore sighed, his expression full of helplessness.

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After Neville took a "taxi" back to school from Scamander's house, he told Pomona that Tina wanted him to send a message for her to express her apology because her attitude before leaving was so bad.

Even after many years, Tina felt that she was not wrong in attacking Mary in Second Salem. She stopped the Muggle woman from abusing Credence. Maybe Credence met a bad adoptive mother, but New York and magic

Society also has mechanisms to find him a new family, and society will assume the responsibility of taking care of him.

She was obviously right, so why was she punished to stay in that small office and check the registered wands? Obviously there is a wand weighing machine that can record quickly, and it is much more efficient than manual work.

It wasn't until she learned that the machine could only identify the core of a wand, not the wood, that she discovered her use as distinct from the machine.

In a large forest, finding trees that are the material for wands is as rare as finding wizards among the crowd.

In Grindelwald's words, magic only "blooms" in the souls of a few people.

Tina is an excellent Auror, and she found Credence before so many others, so Pomona trusted her "gut feeling."

In fact, when thinking about the situation that night, it should be more like frozen fire snake eggs. However, with the heat of midsummer, the ice outside melted, and the fire snakes "burst" out, and as time went by, the

The explosion-like heat left only a little residual warmth.

Hence the metaphor of Tina, who is like fire in water, although what Harry released at the time was the Invocation Guard, which had nothing to do with fire.
Chapter completed!