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Chapter 624 What do you want to do?
"Sort out the spells you are good at, find the areas you are best at, and then start to explore them in depth, tapping into your potential in related fields little by little. Spells are not simple and general subjects, if you want to divide them carefully..."

The dean spoke very quickly, but still couldn't hide the happiness in his tone.

But he paused halfway through his words, looked at Andrew and sighed, "You... This is the first time I've felt what it's like to have a student who is too talented and doesn't need to be taught. That's how the old dean described Albus to me when I took over as dean. Now I've experienced it myself."

"That is Dumbledore after all."

Andrew shook his head, obviously not wanting to compete with the pervert - he had some knowledge of his own talents, which were just stronger in Transfiguration and Perception.

The former is fine, it's all good, but the latter is hard to say, because because of his overly strong perception, he now even has to be cautious when using the time converter.

This was still a beneficial thing. Harmful things really made him uncomfortable - when the Noseless Man disguised himself as Professor Quirrell and didn't touch him, he still felt that the other party was dangerous in such an environment and pointed it out to him early. Wasn't it because he always felt that the other party was staring at him with bad intentions during class?
"Yes, that is Dumbledore after all," the dean smiled, but quickly added something that made Andrew feel bad, "But this is Taylor, my student after all."

Before Andrew could say anything, the dean waved his wand and brought out a pot of black tea. He placed it on the table and gently passed a cup of tea to Andrew. "Well, now one of my wishes has been fulfilled, but I'm still a little curious. Andrew, what do you want to do?"

"Maybe he will stay on as an alchemy professor?"

Andrew naturally laid out this future career plan that he had discussed with Dumbledore a long time ago.

“It’s not about career, but goals, ideals, or plans for the future.”

The dean took a sip of tea and narrowed his eyes, but his tone was not relaxed. "Employment is no longer a problem for you. Future career planning is also a joke. Even if you really can't find a job, it's good to come to Hogwarts to see what Ravenclaw will become in the future. But this is not the point, Andrew. The point is, what do you want to do?"

He didn't doubt that the student in front of him would do something bad, he was just curious.

But this simple question stumped Andrew for a moment.

He thought about it for a moment, "Maybe to make the magical world a better place?"

"Better?"

The dean was stunned for a moment, then laughed. "So... dependent on supplies? Interesting idea, but I have to say that you are closer to success than any other wizard I have seen with such an idea. Compared to those uncertain slogans and theories, more abundant supplies can indeed explain enough problems."

But before Andrew could react, the dean casually picked up a feather pen from the table and started writing. The new parchment was instantly covered with a painting that said "Make the magical world a better place."

"Supplies?"

Professor Flitwick asked in a low voice, and after Andrew nodded, the word was written on the paper.

"More entertainment?"

"Of course, Professor."

Andrew nodded in response. Another word appeared on the parchment.

"Thought?"

Andrew shook his head - he didn't think that after being involved in this transformation of magic, his current accumulation would be enough to guide the magical world.

To be honest, he didn't even understand how the entire magical world worked. If he wanted to talk about his ideas shamelessly, he should at least be realistic and spend a few years or even more than ten years to take a good look at every detail of the magical world, right?
There was no need to hide this kind of thing, and there was nothing to hide from the Dean - he just talked nonsense about wanting to be the Minister of Magic, and Professor Flitwick would only analyze the feasibility for him and try to help him make an action plan or something.

"I don't know. I don't even know the ecology of the magic world, what the wizards do, how they make a living, and what their demands are. Dean, I don't think there is anything to refer to without investigation and solution."

Andrew said this very frankly.

"It's a surprising thought. Although it may seem like an escape, it is also a kind of wisdom to frankly admit one's own shortcomings. However, don't spread this kind of statement casually in the academy, let alone give a speech at the Ministry of Magic - to be honest, it would be great if the Ministry of Magic could understand this truth."

Professor Flitwick shook his head. "Okay, so apart from the idea, do you have any other elements to add?"

"No, the two basic elements of material and spiritual have occupied more than half. I have nothing to add, Dean."

Andrew shook his head.

"Okay, now that we have determined the two elements, let's break them down further."

Professor Flitwick began writing again outside the material circle.

"Food... I don't need to say much. You are incredibly talented in this area. I can't imagine what other amazing things you can do. Clothing... Herbology and alchemy. The entire magic world is currently investing a lot. The living environment... The introduction and development of dream magic has improved it a lot, not to mention the introduction of the lighting system. Even the most complex buildings have begun to change with the spread of dream magic."

The dean muttered every time he wrote a word, but his eyes were always gentle when he looked at Andrew. "The only thing you haven't gotten involved in is this kind of thing. Taylor, have you ever tried Apparition?"

"Not in time, Professor."

Andrew shook his head - the original plan when he went to Brazil was to learn it while he was there, but unfortunately the magic, herbology classes, and various novel plants there were all stuck there and made people itchy. Apparition can be learned at any time, and if you miss the special books, they will be gone, so he asked Dumbledore for leave and devoted himself to learning other things.

Another thing is that he couldn't come up with anything to refer to. Even the most advanced means of transportation was inferior to the Knight Bus, which was full of magic. Apparition was too cheating.

He figured that he had only learned how to Apparate, and he couldn't even think about any further development.

"Don't worry, we will study and sort it out later."

The professor paused. "I've learned about Muggle entertainment. Game consoles, movies, and television are different from ours. Dream magic even surpasses them to some extent. As for the rest, whether it's competitions or games, wizards are not far behind. Do you have anything to add?"

(End of this chapter)