This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 134 Fair and Reasonable
Hagrid was considered a super reliable logistician - this was something Andrew had never expected.

It’s not that Andrew looks at people through strange tinted glasses, but the dragon left too deep an impression on him.

But in less than three days, all kinds of building materials had been delivered and stacked in an orderly manner - Andrew, who had never taken a magical creature class, was so naive that he didn't know how to call those big and docile camel beasts by their names.

Fortunately, Percy was pulled over and told him that this creature was a hybrid and had Ither's bloodline.

These materials were easily unloaded from the transport vehicle by magic, and then piled on the ground raised by transfiguration. Andrew and his team only needed to count the number, and the transport personnel even took on the job of conjuring up the awning.

Professor Adams, on the other hand, stayed on the pile of materials neatly and efficiently, even eating nearby. He was so energetic that Andrew and Percy were full of admiration for him. Although Andrew didn't know why someone who invaded the castle would set their sights on the least valuable building materials, he still expressed his respect.

"I've never seen a house built with magic, and Hogwarts doesn't teach that."

Andrew leaned back in his chair, looking at the mountain-like materials, "What kind of miracle will this be..."

Not counting the preparation of materials, the construction period is only two weeks - only the two miracles named after the mountains can crush them steadily. It can only be said that magic is indeed convenient.

"again?"

Percy glanced at Andrew, "Yeah, what kind of magical miracle can compare to Dumbledore's... Professor is going back to school tomorrow?"

The conversation is irrelevant, but it can still continue.

"Yes, arrange for the construction team to start the work, and it seems that they will also join the defense of the castle. Anyway, it is said that the greenhouse will take a long time to adjust before it can stabilize."

"Protection, indeed," Percy smiled happily, "Those Hufflepuff guys will be very busy this year. I guess the sixth and seventh years will have to come here every day to cast spells to reinforce the new greenhouse."

Magical protection can be stacked. Although the effect is getting worse and worse, it is still useful after all. The construction team can only add a layer of protective magic after the construction is completed, and there must be strong men from Rahchipachu behind them.

There was no way. The destructive power of students was too great. Even without the graduates, a student who had just finished the second year had the ability to kill people with magic - even the expansion spell that had no specific effect could be effective on adult Muggles, not to mention ordinary objects without any magical protection.

If Hogwarts didn't have so many protective spells, the students' fights alone would be enough to tear the school apart, not to mention fighting.

Of course, ignoring a certain Gryffindor who lost his wallet...

Percy suddenly felt that Andrew's eyes were somewhat malicious.

"Don't even think about it. I can't even add a few more even if I work myself to death."

"Don't have such strange thoughts," Andrew looked at Percy and said confidently, "Who asked you to care about that? I'm thinking about the follow-up of catching the interceptor."

To catch the interceptor, we have to wait for Professor McGonagall to come back. Percy couldn't cast a spell, and Andrew calculated that he had a high probability of not being able to win. It was not easy to spread the matter, so they could only wait for the professor to come back and add positioning magic or a small curse on the letter to control both the person and the letter, and then talk about it.

"The follow-up to the capture..."

Percy responded halfway and froze in his tracks - he hadn't had time to think about the question yet.

The recovered Garlon, the correspondence with his girlfriend, reporting safety to his family, and the work on campus, these things almost took up all of his time. Only now did he notice that the so-called interceptor was not an isolated matter, but an existence that could easily cause trouble.

Yes... Harry's letters couldn't have disappeared out of thin air. Either the Ministry of Magic intercepted them or some strange person tried to intercept them. The latter was fine, but what would happen if they were caught?

"There will be a quarrel, right?"

"How is that possible?" Andrew looked at Percy with surprise - no, he was the one who said after counting money with him that people in the Ministry of Magic spent money like water, so how could he be so naive now?

"Of course we have to find someone to take the blame. Okay, find someone to take the blame, and then get rid of the operator and the person in charge together, and give some compensation in other aspects. In the end, everyone can work together happily."

If someone else had a different opinion from him, Percy would definitely sneer at them, but Andrew had succeeded in front of him after all - so after Percy's face changed several times, he still asked.

"why?"

"Because that's how it is, it conforms to the rules - not on paper, but in reality. For example, we passers-by may not be aware of the pickpockets on the nearby streets, but gamblers who hang out in bars all year round are likely to pay close attention, because they are there every day.

“Similarly, if we ask normally or even pay them for something, they may conceal the information to avoid trouble, but when they are threatened, most people will choose to throw the trouble away rather than bear it themselves.

"For example, the reason you haven't seen thieves and liars for many years is not because they think you are a Gryffindor prefect or student, but because your father actually works in the Ministry of Magic."

"What does this have to do with anything?"

No matter how high Percy's defense was, he was still beaten to a red temperature by the series of attacks.

"Have."

Andrew leaned back in his chair and stretched comfortably.

"Since gamblers will sell thieves for their own safety, and liars will give up their income because of the troubles of the Ministry of Magic, it is normal for the Ministry of Magic to sell its staff because the school is too troublesome."

“This is different…”

"There's nothing different. It's all the same. If you can't deal with Dumbledore, you can only learn to compromise. There may be some friction in the middle, but the final result is still compromise. That's how the wizarding world works."

"It seems to make some sense...but how can you be sure of this?"

Considering the glorious deeds of the current Minister of Magic and then considering the legend of Dumbledore, Percy decided to accept Andrew's statement. It's just that everyone took the courses at Hogwarts, so how do you know all this?

"There are some messy clubs in our college... I accidentally entered a messy place before, and then I found out that they were all garbage, so I learned it naturally."

"Found out they were garbage?"

When Percy went in to study, he dared to say that no one could learn better than him, but he found out that the other party was rubbish and then realized this?

"Yeah, there's a quick tutorial..."

"what?"

"Next semester, after you have studied their theories carefully for a week, you will sign your name to shut down their venues and funding."

???

The front is normal, what's going on at the back?
"Compare their expressions before and after, and think about it again, and you'll probably understand."

Disenchantment is a basic operation. Given Percy's previous power-obsessed appearance, it would be strange if he didn't get sold out. Let him sober up. Just consider it as his reward for the past two weeks. No need to thank me.

(End of this chapter)