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Chapter 103 Dragons and Stories
"Nobetha, my child..."

Hagrid was crying, bending over and looking at the dragon that couldn't even fit into a box - it could already flap its wings and glide for a distance, it really couldn't stay there any longer.

"Don't be depressed, Hagrid," Professor Keltborn patted the bent Hagrid's shoulder, "Sooner or later she will have to live with her own kind. Hogwarts doesn't have so much fresh food for her, nor the sky for her to fly. You should be happy. We can go see her during the summer vacation!"

"No, I can't leave Hogwarts for too long during the summer vacation... Aragog and his children need me, the centaurs need me, the unicorns and thestrals need me too..."

...

Even Professor Keltborn felt that something was not right.

"Lu Wei has been sent away, and Norbeta will also be sent away... wuwu..."

Hagrid's eyes were a little red. Although it would cause dissatisfaction among the other little things, Norbeta was indeed the most troublesome. She was only so small (Hagrid ignored the fact that she was heavier than Harry, but Harry and the other three did not, and were biting their ears.)
"It can eat the tooth in one bite."

Ron commented on the dog hiding over there without saying a word.

But both Harry and Hermione nodded unconsciously - he was right, the dragon was already incredibly big.

Last week, even Professor Keltborn stopped teaching it - the attacks of dragons of this age could not be cured by ordinary potions, and even Hagrid was bitten and could not heal for the time being.

It was obvious that their evaluation of Fang was not objective and was influenced by Hagrid.

But this can only be blamed on Hagrid - no normal person could imagine what this poor little dog has been through. A giant spider with legs longer than its body, three ferocious dogs with heads that can each swallow it in one gulp, majestic centaurs who like to shoot arrows at every turn, plus various xxxx-level or xxxxx-level magical creatures that occasionally make guest appearances in the cabin.

This is obviously not something a puppy should experience at this age, and it is very brave for it to survive.

But Hagrid obviously didn't have time to worry about the dog's feelings - Professor Keltborn had been comforting him, because there would be a photo shoot for record, and then Norbeta would be taken away by the people in the reserve.

"Well, Hagrid, we must get ready and have some fun—"

With constant encouragement, Hagrid finally cheered up and prepared to send his baby off properly.

Harry and the others were surprised to be driven away - although the photographer was very willing, Professor Keltburn drove them out of the camera range without even asking Hagrid.

"Damn it... Charlie came and I was chased away..."

Ron muttered quietly, and Harry compared them curiously, finding that Charlie did fit his team's description of the old captain - he just didn't quite understand why Charlie didn't continue to develop in Quidditch.

Just as Ron and Harry were whispering, Charlie came over and ruffled Ron's hair with ease. "We can't stay long - bringing a dragon across borders is a very strict matter, even with sufficient approval."

"Thank you for looking after Ron, Harry."

He held out his hand and shook Harry's. "I heard from them that our team is as good as ever."

This made Harry smile suddenly.

"We have to get going, Ron," he rubbed his hand as usual, "Do your best, let's go."

After he finished speaking, he hurriedly ran towards his teammates - his colleagues in the Ministry of Magic were already urging him.

This was an official duty, and it was serious, especially in this situation, the time was extremely precise, and it was the limit for him to say a few words to his brother.

After all, dragons are one of the most dangerous magical creatures. Even the school has to register them under the professor's name, and this is an operation on their own turf - an operation involving communication and transfer between the two wizarding worlds, which is very serious.

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"Today is another day of overtime..."

Although the work was not much, he still had to work overtime - from that day until now, he was forced to work overtime every day as a punishment for not submitting reports on time.

Meaning - he can finish his homework after processing the documents and get a prefect who can ask questions at any time. If everything goes well, he can also look through the professor's collection of Transfiguration magazines, or read the books he brought with him.

There was no other way. The old professor and Hagrid had to be appeased. The professor took the blame for them, and they obviously couldn't stab him in the back.

"The question now is... what should I write in the new issue..."

Andrew was absentmindedly flipping through the magazine, his mind full of the new issue.

What would a sixth-year Dumbledore do?

If it’s the first year after graduation, it’s easier to write about - just go out and travel around the world.

But the transition between sixth and seventh grades is really hard to grasp.

Owls has taken the exams, written the books, fought the battles, and is invincible in school, but he can't just go to class, right?
That doesn't fit either, it looks fake...

In medical research - there is no clear record, and why was it abandoned later?

Just saying that medical treatment can't save the magical world?

Are you kidding me - the magical legend is going to Azkaban with him?

Therefore, medical care is something that you absolutely cannot touch, as it does not fit your personality.

I can’t write about doctors and teachers at the moment, but they have to be high-profile, so I can only start a new timeline when I’m indecisive.

In the sixth grade, Dumbledore exploded with force, so it’s time to write some classic battle scenes.

Yeah, perfect, that's it...'

"How do we decide on the battle type?"

"The Holy Grail? No..."

"It's too exaggerated to say that a single person can defeat an army. Once the combat power explodes, there's nothing left to write about. It's too fake."

"The last book integrated Transfiguration and other things, so I might as well make this one bigger... Let's build the pyramids in Egypt..."

'Well, the kindhearted Dumbledore encountered an evil dark wizard, who was manipulating the Muggles to build a pyramid. Facing the opponent's accumulated power over the years, he chose to outsmart him... Well, that's not right, it's not pleasant...'

'It starts with the wizards who were recruited by the black wizard. They gradually discovered the other party's conspiracy and used transfiguration to completely change the shape and purpose of the black wizard's worship statues, breaking the opponent's powerful magic. However, the statues and pyramids that were forcibly transformed remained there...'

'Yes, the scene is very grand, but it lacks some famous scenes... This needs to be carefully considered. A few famous scenes will drive the story very smoothly.'

"The spoils and profits can be discussed later... This must be done in advance."

"Andrew?"

Huffman's voice rang out, "It's time to go. Overtime is over."

"I'm thinking about a problem, but I don't understand it."

"It's okay. Even if Professor McGonagall knew, she would still praise you."

forget it…

Andrew imagined the scene - the incident of making up Dumbledore in Professor McGonagall's office was scary enough, and he was planning to graduate with all his skills intact...

(End of this chapter)