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Chapter 139 I warned me?
"What a boring test..."

Andrew left Dumbledore's office disappointed.

While he fully understood the use of a series of measurements to determine Transfiguration ability and magical response, it was too rigid and boring.

The magic power of a high-level third-year student, the comprehensive Transfiguration level of a high-level fourth-year student - the numbers are okay, but this judgment sounds too weird!

That's Dumbledore, how could he use such a rigid term to describe his so-called test results! This is neither Gryffindor nor Dumbledore!

Let’s put magic and transfiguration aside for now, this name is too weird!

The average level of students is taken and then divided into three levels: high, medium and low. The students' scores are comprehensively judged through the effects of several classic transfiguration spells on different materials and the magic level.

The judgment seems to be very accurate at present. It can even be used as a supplement to the OWLs exam directly after adding a few details. It is also very useful in daily teaching.

But, again, this is too...

A cool breeze blew, and Andrew was stunned - no, why was he entangled with this?
I must have been infected by hanging out with Gryffindor guys too much!

After making this judgment, he decisively gave up commenting on the test - well, the current one is enough!
He could even celebrate the speed at which his magic power was growing, because when his magic power reached the average level of a fifth grader, he would be able to try some advanced transfiguration techniques. At that time, the door to transfiguration would be completely opened to him.

Of course, magic also needs to be subdivided - Andrew had just heard Dumbledore talk about the judgment of magic.

The lower limit for inclusion in the admission book is the low magic level of a first-year wizard, and wizards who cannot pass the level can only teach themselves through correspondence courses or even become squibs.

All the averages after that are the average of students who roughly achieved E at the end of the semester last year. The low is the average of students who achieved A standards in most courses, and the high is the average of students who achieved O standards in half of the subjects.

The power of a spell is determined by four aspects: the student's magic strength, magical talent, knowledge of related fields, and proficiency in spells.

But magic talent is the most troublesome thing - in simple terms, good talent means that you are born suitable for this kind of spellcasting, and you can even use theoretically impossible spells with low magic power. However, if you have bad talent, even if everything is done according to the steps without any mistakes, the little magic power when stirring the potion to make it blend can explode the crucible...

And Dumbledore even took this variable into account.

...

In short, although it seems to be a spur-of-the-moment idea, a sufficiently rigorous judgment system has been born, and he may even be the first person to be tested.

"But, I feel like I haven't thought this through clearly..."

Andrew thought about it for a long time, and finally gave up - he basically had no work to do today, so it was a good opportunity to slack off and test the transfiguration experiment after the agitated period.

But a week later, in Professor McGonagall's office, Andrew waited for the follow-up.

"what?"

"Yes, you are responsible for the interview with Magic Legend Magazine and reviewing the manuscript."

Professor McGonagall said matter-of-factly.

Shouldn't this bold magazine be hung on the top of the tower!
What is it like to accept interviews and review manuscripts?
And professor, please give me the manuscript...

Well... this job is indeed the assistant's. It is really inappropriate for the principal to review the manuscripts.

It still doesn’t make sense… How could I not know whether that magazine was talking nonsense?

"After all, it's a positive report, and there's an interview transcript, and overall it's pretty good..."

The professor's face twisted, and Andrew saw it clearly, "It's still positive, and the overall effect of encouraging students is not bad..."

"After all, I prefer the story of Magic Legend to Rita's nonsense." So, with the background of that big reporter, Magic Legend can be considered as half a reformed person.

Very good, the logic is sound - the so-called level division also suddenly becomes clear.

She always had to give her side some exclusive news, and at the same time make Dumbledore look less idle - so Professor McGonagall racked her brains to make the headmaster look very concerned about the education system.

It became reasonable for the assistants to be unaware of this, and everything made sense.

"The manuscript requires positive comments. If Albus said something that could easily cause ambiguity, please communicate with the reporter and delete that part.

“It is best to urge students to learn, and when communicating with reporters, you should ask them to keep the original style of the manuscript and not change it at will.

"In the new book promotion, Albus cannot learn the dark arts, and cannot communicate with illegal groups..."

Professor... I feel a little weak in the knees when you say that...

Although Andrew could confirm that he had not been exposed because he was still on the chair and not in mid-air, this message still made him feel like he was being caught and hung.

"That's about it. The interview will start the day after tomorrow. The location is Dumbledore's office. You should prepare well and communicate with the other party about the time and content restrictions."

I'm so prepared, Professor.

After giving Andrew her instructions, Professor McGonagall left the office. Judging from the direction she was heading, she must have been warning Dumbledore not to make jokes during the interview.

But Andrew couldn't laugh.

It's so scary.

But the bigger blow was yet to come.

Just as Andrew calmed himself down and prepared to confront the reporters, an owl flew to the college lounge and brought him a letter.

The content of the letter is very simple.

The letter conveyed the editorial department's concern and kindly urged on new manuscripts. It also included a Gringotts draft of a very high denomination and a piece of news that almost scared Andrew silly.

The magazine has already discussed with Hogwarts, and the reporter will go to Hogwarts to interview Dumbledore soon. He is hoped that he will organize and publish the interview transcript and also give a preview of his new book.

Well, perfect action.

Use interviews to reduce friction and strongly urge the author to submit the manuscript twice, so that the interview manuscript is closer to the style of the original text, and at the same time promote the new book.

Even the questions in the interview script were mentioned - don't worry about what questions to add to the interview script, just write the questions you want to add, as long as they do not exceed the interview restrictions on the Hogwarts side.

Of course, if you really want to ask, you can just include it when you reply, as long as it does not violate any rules.

I'm really not afraid of death...

But have you ever considered my feelings?

Am I warning myself?

Did this reveal that everyone was hanging under the tower and playing with the windmill?

Besides, what's the point of writing Dumbledore's novel? My creation is more like Dumbledore's novel. The original version is simply...

Ok?
what?
This?
(End of this chapter)