Daily News: The Prophet of Hogwarts

Chapter 283 Compiling History

Adventurers' Club.

The news that the Daily Prophet was coming to interview them had already spread. Not only did members of the Adventurers' Club arrive one after another, but even young wizards who had not joined the Adventurers' Club crowded in the corridor to watch what was happening inside.

New members such as Ron and Cho Chang were interviewed first.

Cedric, acting as a supporter, whispered to Cho Chang about the journalistic techniques he knew well.

"Mr. Cedric, I don't think you'd want your relationship with Miss Qiu Zhang to be published in the newspaper, would you?" Fleur smiled and shook the camera in her hand.

Cedric quickly agreed, took two steps back, and then looked back again, still worried.

"Alright, it's nothing. The Daily Prophet is our Daily Prophet now, and there won't be any incompetent reporters like Rita stirring up trouble."

Qiu Zhang said that Cedric was too worried and made it all too obvious.

"Yes, it's our own Daily Prophet now!" Cedric retreated to his seat and found his classmates giving him teasing looks, his face instantly turning red.

Ryan looked on with great interest, and really wanted to write on the Adventurers' Club's recruitment brochure that the club also served as a matchmaking corner.

The interviews with the new students went smoothly; they simply shared their personal journeys and their hopes for the future.

The members who joined the Adventure Club last year selected representatives to be interviewed—one reason being that there were too many people, and another because they felt they hadn't accomplished anything substantial and had no intention of becoming famous, so there was no need for them to be interviewed.

So, Harry was the first to be interviewed.

As a rising star in the wizarding world who was born with a huge following, Harry's popularity is enough to keep people talking for three days and three nights.

Harry began by discussing his feud with Voldemort, and then moved on to the recent events concerning his godfather, Sirius Black, answering all the questions.

"As for Peter, my opinion is to leave it to the Ministry of Magic and let the Wizarding Law give him the right judgment," Harry said when asked for his opinion on Peter.

The senior student who was recording the events widened his eyes slightly. He had thought that Harry hanging out with Lane every day meant that the two were the same kind of people.

However, Harry and Lane are very different in this respect. If Lane were in this situation—based on the image of Lane circulating in the martial arts world, the senior judged that Lane would definitely choose to scatter Peter's ashes first.

Next up were George and Fred, who agreed to be interviewed simply to give their company's new product a thumbs down.

"The Academy Killer is receiving rave reviews!"

"College sales hit a new record high."

"At this point, we brought a completely new design concept and used cutting-edge technology to create the groundbreaking game Wizarding Canyon!"

However, the senior student in charge of recording, being a player who was obsessed with spending money on in-game purchases and was practically ready to cut off his hands, naturally couldn't stand their attitude: "Mr. Weasleys, let's not talk about Wizarding Canyon for now. Let's talk about the newly released character card, Abakin. Where did you find these wizards? Why are her skills so much stronger than Voldemort, the main villain?"

"How can you treat your players like this?"

"An unknown nobody can draw forty or fifty cards in a turn, while Voldemort can only honestly use the cards in his hand to kill!"

Merlin! Does this Abakin even know he can defeat Voldemort?!

"Also, only three days have passed since the last in-game purchase event, why are we launching a brand new one!"

There's no such thing as a guaranteed drop when drawing fragments for top-tier legendary character cards!

The senior student's questions were dripping with rage, filled with boundless fury, as if he wanted nothing more than to crush George and Fred to the ground right then and there.

George and Fred exchanged a glance, both sensing ill intent in each other's eyes.

broken!

I've encountered a player who sent me razor blades!

George cleared his throat: "That's right! To better serve our players, our company has partnered with the most in-depth students of Hogwarts' history of magic. We've identified many historical figures from that history, and to help everyone remember these less common characters, it's necessary to enhance their appearance!"

Fred chimed in, "That's right! For the sake of wizards' overall knowledge of magical history, our entire staff is willing to bear the stigma of 'filling in the numbers with our feet' just to get everyone to pay more attention to less common historical figures! Because their achievements also constitute our current wizarding world!!!"

The senior alumnus interviewed: ? ? ?

Hibiscus: ? ? ?

The members of the Adventurers' Club: ? ? ?

The young wizards eavesdropping outside the door: ? ? ?

How can these two be so shameless! How could they say such things! Don't they feel any remorse when they're counting the money?!

Ryan's eyes widened. Good heavens, he hadn't taught them these words! George and Fred had all learned them on their own! He vowed never to reveal this to anyone who ever heard it in person!

After a brief moment of distraction, the older alumnus being interviewed suddenly became enraged and, disregarding the fact that he was conducting an interview, raised his fists, ready to fight the two Weasleys.

Everyone looked away, even Percy and Ron, the two Weasleys, silently turned their heads to the side, pretending not to hear the sounds of fists hitting flesh in the room.

Ryan pulled Pablo along: "Senior, you're the best at magical history..."

"It wasn't me, it wasn't me!" Pablo waved his hands repeatedly, not wanting his lifelong reputation to be ruined, and he absolutely couldn't be associated with the two humanoid creatures below.

"No, no, no, it's not about George and Fred." Ryan shook his head. "I need my senior's help."

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"Help? In what way?" Pablo believed that he only had experience in managing students as a prefect.

"It's about history. Not just the history of magic, but also the history of ordinary people," Ryan explained to Pablo.

Because after Ron submitted his paper, he worked overnight to produce the first version of the mass-produced firepower-equipped war golem.

With people at their disposal, while investigating the dark forces, they can naturally try to make things happen in the ordinary world.

"Since ancient times, it has always been a matter of habitual thinking. When wizards are fully integrated into the history of ordinary people and demonstrate their inherent superiority, it provides a buffer for ordinary people, allowing them to quickly accept wizards and acknowledge their abilities. Combined with the professors' methods, this can ensure that the vast majority of ordinary people become supporters of wizards, or at the very least, opponents."

After Ryan finished speaking, Pablo nodded repeatedly. Although he did not ask what the professor's methods were, based on his understanding of Ryan, he could guess that these methods were something that Muggles could not refuse, just as no one would refuse an invitation to the Tower of Fantasy or an invitation to the Adventurers' Club.

"In other words, what I need to do is to compile the history of wizards and the history of Muggles into a book!" Pablo said. "To be honest, such a huge project cannot be completed by me alone, and the illustrious reputation that follows is also not something I can bear alone."

"I need manpower, enough manpower."