Harry Potter: The Dragon Lord Arrives at Hogwarts

"Harry, his social interaction is limited to, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley, and his cousin Dudley.

Other than that, he has little else to socialize.

Remove what we as wizarding professors expect from Harry.

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I feel that we should face Harry's current situation rationally.

He lacks friends!

Even going to lead Gryffindor in the future, character flaws can easily make him make wrong judgments. "

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Professor Dumbledore asked meaningfully when he heard this.

So...

Professor McGonagall: In your opinion, what is the spiritual mind of Gryffindor?

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"Self-denial?"

Still...

"Selfless dedication?"

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Or!

"Humility and respect?"

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Professor McGonagall was speechless for a moment, not knowing how to describe the description in her mouth.

For the Potters, Professor McGonagall was guilty, and she didn't want to amplify the negative emotions in Harry's heart.

However, Dumbledore smiled and said,

"Professor McGonagall! A male lion grows up, whether he turns into a sheepdog or a wolf is an afterthought.

Now we don't need to rush.

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There are many variables in the future!

And right now...

I think it's all normal.

We shouldn't interfere too much with Harry's upbringing. "

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Hearing Dumbledore's opinion, Professor McGonagall immediately couldn't sit still:

"Headmaster, you mean we better stay on the sidelines about the 'strange' things that happen to Harry or the events that are related to him!?"

How is this possible?

This is a man-eating demon, a murderous monster in the Black Forest. Headmaster

Dumbledore sighed helplessly:

"Of course! Professor McGonagall.

Want to be a hero.

If he wants to transition from an ignorant little wizard to a formal wizard, he must go through, difficulty!

Use this to hone your mind. "