This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 48 Dumbledore is frightened
If you just need a rough idea of ​​the school supply system, it can be easily handled within the club. Andrew thinks this idea is very promising.

However, it is still early for the monthly meeting (if it were a normal club, this frequency would have meant the club would have disbanded long ago, but perhaps it is a matter of belief, it is very stable...), so he can only wait, and while practicing Transfiguration peacefully, he began to study Arithmancy.

But just as he was waiting for the opportunity, Magic Legend Magazine was once again in an uproar.

"More printing, more printing! It's definitely more exciting than last time!"

"I am so happy that I don't have to revise the manuscript! I will check again to see if there is anything that may be easily reported by other publishers. If not, I can send it out!"

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"A little to this side, a little to the side..."

In Dumbledore's office, Dumbledore was not there.

But poor Phoenix Fawkes was being asked by the picky Sorting Hat to drag his spirited hat over a book.

"The stories in the books are emotionless. I prefer reading stories about little wizards, but this time is different..."

It began to extract stories from the book with great effort - the four founders had cast countless magic spells on it that were unimaginable to ordinary people, so this was only a little difficult for it.

"Well, there is indeed a scene with a smart and beautiful hat, I knew it!"

It shook the tip of its hat merrily.

"Oh, this one too, very good, very good - they are the essence of magic!"

It happily ended the reading and then allowed Fox to put him back in his original place.

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"What the hell! How could you do this!"

Lockhart was almost the first one to get the new book, but he was in a bad mood at the moment - there was competition in the adventure novel industry, and the most naked hatred was among colleagues.

He has strived for authenticity, and every story he tells is as true as it can be. In order to tell these beautiful and true stories, he has traveled to most of the remote areas.

But how can this be!
The character setting is so shameless that it becomes Dumbledore, and the adventure story is so fake and scary, but isn’t that why everyone likes such things!

In the previous story, almost all the secrets of Hogwarts were uncovered. He thought that the other party would not be able to come up with anything new this time, but how could there be such a thing as going back to the ancient times when Hogwarts was first built!
Think about it, aren't time-turners only for minors? Why do you like Dumbledore looking for Gryffindor so much?
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"Albus."

Professor McGonagall stood beside a pile of papers and looked at Dumbledore with a sharp look in her eyes.

"The paperwork will be processed quickly, Minerva."

Dumbledore pushed the magazine forward. "Would you like some preserves?"

"All right…"

After some hesitation, Professor McGonagall gave up her stance - after all, many professors were also reading this magazine.

"Well, I have to admit that these stories are quite imaginative, but Albus, I hope you can hold a meeting with the students and let them know that you have almost dug up all the treasures in the school - Mr. Filch has been almost too busy these days."

Due to the bewitching story and the geographical advantage, more and more people stayed out all night at Hogwarts during this period.

Although it does destroy the students' fantasies a bit, it's time to ask them to obey the school rules a little bit - adults at least can tell the difference clearly, but the lower grade students really take it seriously.

"Maybe it can unexpectedly increase their motivation to improve their grades. After all, it takes time to apply for a Time-Turner—and didn't Madam Pince also say that students are spending more and more time in the library?"

"Yes, because Dumbledore said that knowledge is the ladder of magical progress."

"Dumbledore also said that only by mastering the most basic magic and combining them together can magic be used to create miracles." "Dumbledore said that there are no spells that cannot be mastered, only lazy wizards."

...

Professor McGonagall recited five or six of Dumbledore's words of advice in one breath. "It is because of these words that we think can motivate them that you don't care about their nonsense."

“Not all of them.”

The Sorting Hat next to him suddenly spoke.

"Gryffindor actually had a fight with Slytherin, and then Slytherin left the school."

"They are indeed the pinnacle of magic, otherwise where would I be?"

As a hat that composes a song every year, it couldn't wait to read Andrew's story when it appeared in the Gryffindor magazine. After discovering that there were long stories about magical hats, it decisively concluded that most of these stories were true - especially the fact that the great four giants were the pinnacle of magic, which made the hat very happy.

'Sing this next year!'

Hat, who is kind-hearted but a little vain, found after reading the magazine that as long as it admitted that part of the content was true, no one would refute it.

But now it was Dumbledore's turn to lose his composure.

"Really?"

He had actually read it roughly once - in order not to ruin this perfect historical adventure, Gryffindor did not hear about the development of Hogwarts from him, and he also used his wand to permanently extract the relevant memories.

[Only occasionally at midnight, in dreams, those experiences that were thought to be forgotten would surface... making Dumbledore more familiar with the nature of magic.]

"Not entirely—I didn't see you then."

The hat came to a decisive conclusion - it didn't even know the subsequent story, so how could it make it up?

Unbeknownst to Andrew, he was nearly hanged on the astronomy tower by a hat.

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"Perfect - now I have enough money to buy a planetarium. I've also finished half of the flying broom for my second year. If I don't need the Nimbus series, I can pay for the full amount."

Andrew, who is so reckless, finally has time to listen to readers' book reviews.

Everyone approves of the time travel setting, and there is no pressure to liven up the next issue. In addition, Hufflepuff is replicating the food that Andrew made up in the book, and Gryffindor has had several arguments with Slytherin in the cafeteria in a righteous two-on-one fight.

The school still has no control over this, and there has been almost no response from Ravenclaw - although the reading rate is also quite high.

"It's still easy to deceive freshmen. They were all practicing the levitation spell..."

As he thought about it, he pulled the wooden strips on his left hand with his wand and pulled a rose off.

"Let's not practice at the dinner table, okay?"

Several roommates were not surprised, "You have been like this for two days..."

"Sorry, I'm used to it..."

He commented on the restoration of the rose, then turned it back into a wooden stick.

Well, today is another day to practice Transfiguration.

(End of this chapter)