The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

Scott smiled. "I think it's a gradual process."

“All I know is that Azkaban is about to welcome new guests,” Fred said with a grin.

“Whether it’s Death Eaters or Green Robes, I hope the ones who get caught are some despicable guys,” George laughed. “Like old Malfoy.”

Scott said, "Although both the Death Eaters and the Green Robes attacked the Aurors, it is clear that the Death Eaters committed a more serious crime, as they used the Unforgivable Curse."

As he spoke, he busied himself, repeating his old trick to store the footage from all seven panoramic telescopes into the magic mirror.

“This is a huge undertaking,” Scott muttered as he slid his wand across the mirror, dividing the image into seven parts.

Although he only had some meager experience in editing short videos from his previous life, he had no choice but to bite the bullet and go for it.

After all, others are even less skilled at this.

"So, we'll make money selling these mirrors later? I mean, storing your edited videos."

Eddie asked while watching Scott's actions.

"Such complex functions should be sold at a higher price, after all, it is too troublesome to make a mirror like this."

"What are you thinking about? Why did you suddenly become so stupid?" Scott glanced at him. "Of course, it's about selling the rudimentary version, the kind that can only be played and can't be modified."

"Okay, you're right."

Eddie immediately began planning, calculating costs and expected profits.

"Don't get too excited, Eddie," Fred's voice rang out with a smile.

“I’m not optimistic about this business,” George said. “Can this kind of footage really sell? It involves witches and demon kings, as well as the headmaster and Aurors.”

Eddie shook his slightly dazed head and cried out in despair, "What the hell are we doing?!"

“Once the editing is complete, I’ll show it to Professor Flitwick,” Scott said calmly. “It can only be sold if the professor gives his permission.”

"Forget about it. No matter how you look at it, the professor won't agree to it," Eddie said, somewhat dejectedly.

“Think outside the box.” Scott quickly edited the footage. “Although we may not be allowed to sell this content, we can create more content to sell. Consider this a breakthrough in overcoming technical difficulties.”

Eddie immediately understood what he meant.

He had probably been staring at the panoramic telescope for too long and gotten dizzy, but upon hearing about a reliable way to make money, he immediately became shrewd again.

“Oh, Fred.” He turned his attention to Fred. “We can help you make a documentary about your love story with Angelina for just 20 Galleons.”

“Get out of here! I don’t need that!” Fred shouted. “My love doesn’t need to be witnessed like this!”

George couldn't help but laugh out loud. "Hey, Fred, as your closest brother, I've never witnessed your love, only your crush."

“Soon,” Fred said defiantly. “I can date Angelina whenever I want.”

"So, don't we need a documentary about our first date?" Eddie asked, seizing the opportunity.

Chapter 352 Completion, Opinions, Discoveries

After listening to the Weasley twins and Eddie joke around for a while, Scott said to Eddie, "We can make a promotional video for Ravenclaw first."

"Great idea!" Eddie's eyes lit up.

Fred and George were immediately displeased. Although they didn't understand what a promotional video was, that didn't stop them from protesting.

Fred asked loudly, "Why Ravenclaw?"

"Why not make a promotional video for Gryffindor first?" George asked as well.

Scott kept his head down, his hands busy editing, and answered calmly, "Because I am a Ravenclaw."

“This is not fair!” Fred and George protested loudly.

Scott nodded. "It is indeed unfair, but unfairness is normal."

"Oh, Fred, listen to what he has to say!"

“I heard it, George, what he said was absolutely infuriating!”

"Honestly, why doesn't he make a promotional video for Hogwarts?"

"That's too narrow-minded! That's a narrow-minded view! That's academic discrimination!"

Fred and George took turns saying sarcastic and sarcastic things.

"Make a promotional video for Hogwarts?" Scott said with a smile. "Sure, you two can handle the Slytherin part?"

“No need,” Fred immediately refused. “We’re not very familiar with those Slytherin guys.”

George also said, "It's fine to put the Gryffindor promotional video second. Making the Ravenclaw promotional video is just a way to gain experience."

Scott smiled, stopped what he was doing, and took a roll of parchment from the shapeshifting lizard skin bag, handing it to George.

“This is the rune circuit we found in the panoramic telescope,” he said. “You guys try it too, see if you can make something fun.”

He did not give the twins the improved set of magic rune circuits that he had used to create the [Magic Mirror].

According to common sense in the magical world, this kind of self-modified knowledge can generally only be traded for equivalent value, and cannot be given away.

Of course, Fred and George knew this common sense. Although they had joked about it before, they were still a little embarrassed to even accept the original magic rune circuit that Scott handed them.

Seeing the two hesitate, Scott simply threw the parchment scroll in front of them.

“As long as you don’t make things like telescopes, you should know the rules,” he said.

Although they cracked the magic rune circuit in the panoramic telescope, they couldn't directly steal other people's business.

If they only use this set of magical runes to make some other products, that's fine. But if they directly copy panoramic telescopes, they will face a lot of trouble.

While George was still hesitating, Fred had already picked up the parchment scroll containing the runes and started reading.

He smiled and said, "Of course, we know the rules."

George also said, "Even though we've cracked many of Joko's jokes, we've never copied them."

After saying that, he said to Fred, "This is knowledge that Scott cracked, and we need to exchange it for the same knowledge."

Fred nodded in agreement. "You can make the decision."

“No need,” Scott shook his head. “Bill has already shared a lot of valuable knowledge with me.”

“Bill is Bill, and we are us.” George pulled a somewhat worn notebook from his old desk.

Fred glanced at the notebook and said to Scott, “This is our record of cracking the products of the Joko’s Joke Shop. There should be something that interests you.”

George flipped through his notebook and quickly made a decision.

“Is this it?” he said to Fred.

“Okay,” Fred nodded.

George handed the notebook directly to Scott.

"While its value may not be as great as the set of runes you deciphered, it contains many interesting ideas and tricks," he said.

He held up those notebooks for a long time without lowering them, so Scott had no choice but to take them.

George looked relieved and began to examine the parchment scroll with Fred.

“Perhaps you could make a magic camera,” Eddie suggested to the two of them. “After all, panoramic telescopes aren’t products specifically designed for filming.”

Fred and George showed expressions of interest.

Eddie then explained to them what a Muggle camera did and even drew a diagram.

The three of them huddled together and whispered among themselves.

Scott looked away and continued to immerse himself in video editing.

The images extracted from the seven panoramic telescopes were all very long and from different angles, making the editing work quite demanding for Scott, who had almost no experience.

Although he didn't have high expectations for himself and didn't intend to edit a blockbuster, he still needed to integrate footage from different perspectives so that people could see what actually happened and try to make the sequence of events clear.

Scott had only completed a small part of it by the time curfew arrived.

Fred and George prepared to stay up all night in the studio researching the set of rune circuits, while Scott and Eddie returned to their dorm room together.

After washing up, he sat up on the bed and continued editing with the [Magic Mirror].

The [magic mirror] in his hand attracted the attention of Roger and Milton.

At this point, Eddie couldn't wait and, with a hint of pride, recounted everything they had done.

Roger had grown up in the Muggle world, and Milton, who had lived in London for a while, quickly understood what Eddie was saying.

"So, you filmed Dumbledore leading the Aurors in a battle against the witches and Death Eaters?" Roger leaned closer to Scott, looking at the image on the [Magic Mirror] in his hand.

"Oh, is this Dumbledore's power?" he couldn't help but exclaim. "It's unimaginable that a wizard's spell can have such power."

“Dumbledore is no ordinary wizard.” Milton couldn’t help but squeeze next to Roger out of curiosity to watch the constantly changing images.

“Milton, choose a few pieces from your previous compositions that represent the Ravenclaw school style.”

Scott spoke as he operated the equipment.

"I plan to make a promotional video for Ravenclaw College after I finish this."

Milton was a little confused, but before Scott could say anything, Eddie was already going on and on about his plans to produce a promotional video for the academy.

“It’s a pity I’ve lost my talent for composing,” Milton said somewhat dejectedly. “Otherwise, I could have composed and performed music specifically for the Ravenclaw College promotional video.”

“Your previous works are good enough. We’ve all heard them, and they’re all great,” Roger told him.

“Don’t worry about me.” Milton smiled. “I’m glad they can be put to use.”

After saying that, he walked to his bookshelf and took out a folder that was crammed full.

“Perhaps I need some of your opinions.” He flipped through the parchment pages in the folder, which contained musical notation.

“No rush, we can pick out some to keep in mind,” Scott said. “We’ll choose the songs based on the footage we’ve shot.”

Eddie said, "We can think about what kind of content would be better to shoot, and what kind of content would better showcase the Ravenclaw school spirit?"

Roger and Milton were both very interested in the topic, so they discussed it with him.

Scott sped up his work as much as possible, and finally finished the initial editing around 2:00 a.m.

The other three were also awake. Roger and Milton had learned the details of the events that occurred in Little Hangleton by watching Scott's clips from time to time.

“Just as you yourselves think,” Roger said, “you probably won’t be allowed to sell this footage for money.”