Chapter 1618 (1/2)
In view of the perfect control of the dialogue rhythm, when the Granger and his wife were sent back to the bar at the end of the day, they did not remember to ask Professor Wilson which course to take. They only told their daughter to study hard and enter Ravenclaw college, which only ”top students” can enter.
How could Hermione, a young man, have any ideas? You don't want to go to any college if you listen to others.
When the branch school is linked to the level of intelligence, she is more willing to prove her achievements and intelligence by entering the eagle's yard, and she has no interest in the lion house where ”bad children” are gathered.
Under the influence of the death knell, she only bought textbooks for the new semester in the bookstore, instead of books such as a history of Hogwarts that eulogized Gryffindor.
Su Ming taught her the second truth. It's better to believe in books than to have no books. Books are the embodiment of ideas and words, which are deceptive.
Since childhood, some girls who love reading don't understand that reading more is not a good thing?
However, the professor also analyzed from the perspective of economics that Ms. Ravenclaw's private collection of books was all in the public lounge of the branch. If she bought a book in Diagon Alley, the money would be wasted in two days. Is it a loss?
A little tolerance for two days, into the school, those books are free to read, your parents make money is not easy.
Hermione was very sensible, and she decided to endure for two days and save some ginger.
two days before the start of school, the freshmen need to go to the nine and three fourths platform of King Cross station in London to take the train. It is too much trouble to go back to Manchester now. So the Grainger and his wife rented a small house for Hermione above the Leaky Cauldron bar, and asked Su Ming to help take care of her daughter when they left early in the second morning.
Originally, old Deng also assigned Su Ming a job to pick up other freshmen. This year, there are more than 80 freshmen in Hogwarts, and a quarter of them are children of the pure blood family.
In addition to the two women in Fairchild's Library and infirmary, there are about 15 professors in the college, which means that each of them needs to pick up about four new students.
Su Ming just takes a look at the list and finds that it is a passer-by who has no impression at all. After that, he throws the list to the employees in his shop and asks them to run errands.
There is no rule that the professor is not allowed to send someone to attend the new year, so is it possible to do so? Wilson's employees are all Hogwarts graduates, and it's no problem to pick up a freshman as a senior.
Of course, these people are poor students. It is estimated that it was only after passing the sixth grade examination that they could not find the ideal job after graduation. Several shop assistants were mainly Gryffindor.
Seeing that the graduates of Gryffindor college look unpromising, and are directed by professors in shops without customers, little Hermione takes Gryffindor for a low look from the perspective of employment prospects.
Hermione, 11, knows something, but she doesn't know it all. She just thinks that if she can only work in such shops after graduating from Gryffindor, she might as well return to Muggle society to become a dentist.
After several of the clerks who had been assigned to separate operations left, Hermione, who had eaten pie for breakfast, blinked at the professor with big eyes, as if some black lines had fallen from her small head.
People are so busy that you are lazy here.
”Is that really good? Professor? Isn't it your job to pick up new students? ”
”Hiss.” Su Ming, holding his white porcelain jar, skimmed the tea on the water with the cup cover, and then answered with a comfortable voice: ”everything is empty, everything is OK, Hermione, things that are not forbidden by orders can be done. Wisdom is the greatest wealth, and efficiency and win-win are the magic weapons of wealth accumulation.”