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Chapter 260: Closed this month
"Is this the news today?"

After Hal finished his routine recounting of today's interesting events, Andrew couldn't help but stood up and asked - where is the first-hand information?

You have fallen, Hal. You were the one who said that you wanted to be the most informed person in Hogwarts, but two days have passed and where is the news?

What about the story about Ron getting beaten?

Leaving aside details like the cause, process, and result, this matter was not even mentioned!
Even if Percy and Ron didn't say anything, what about the twins? Were they so tight-lipped that they wouldn't say anything at all?

But Hal's confused look told Andrew one thing quite accurately - that he had no idea what was going on.

Obviously, he couldn't ask Percy about this kind of thing, so Andrew could only put away his gossiping nature and continue with his translation homework, while also starting to cram on the basic knowledge of spells.

The reason why he had so much free time was because the last issue of the magazine had been sent out - after all, the previous stories were mysterious and hidden, and others could not say much about them. But after Dumbledore's lecture, it was another story.

A large number of letters from readers arrived at the Magic Legends magazine, many of which were from students who had been taught by Dumbledore himself.

After discovering that the story was about them, these people began to happily write letters to the magazine, enthusiastically recounting the events of the past.

There was nothing that could be done about it - after learning about these circumstances, the manuscript that Andrew had prepared was directly discarded.

You can't just make up a bunch of names that those people won't remember, right?
Biographical books are like this - you can incorporate a little bit of personal emotion, but you can't rely entirely on making it up.

Andrew's original target was Gryffindor himself, which was a perfect target. He could make up whatever he wanted, and almost no one of his contemporaries would stand up to refute it. But now it's not possible, many of Dumbledore's students are still alive...

So, suspend publication...even for a long time.

Andrew directly suggested that the editorial office help him with the original list and personality table - if that was the case, then the publication could be suspended until a month before summer vacation.

If the letter arrives...

Ah…

For safety reasons, Andrew decided to permanently block the magical name, and also changed Qiangwei's name and had plastic surgery - as for the new issue, everyone can consider reading it after graduation!
He would have to be crazy to sort out such a pile of horrible letters in school, and record Dumbledore's life story and interesting exchanges between teachers and students one by one.

What an international joke!
He is not Lockhart, and he has no place to put the letters. If he puts them in the laboratory, he will just wait for Professor McGonagall to come and settle the score with him one day when she has too much free time!
Fortunately, the editorial department was aware of how big a problem they had caused - all the trouble originated from their replacement of the entire text. In the end, they were responsible for compiling and sending the entire list story over, waiting for a new legend to begin after the new information was completed.

So, Andrew finally had some free time and plenty of time to do his own things.

'But why do more vacations give us less time?'

Today's language learning is still a mess.

The magic information of Vagado seemed to be encrypted. If he hadn't had some experience in Transfiguration, it would have been difficult to even get started...

As for Charms, I did a pretty good job of making up for the slightly missed lessons in the first grade, but it was just pretty good - compared to Transfiguration, which was an ideal type that could be learned just by looking at it and studying it, Charms required a lot of effort to learn it, and most of the content required careful thinking before being able to learn it. As for applying what you have learned to other situations, it was even more impossible... Don't even think about it...

"I will have finished my studies by the Easter holidays, and I can be considered an excellent student in the second grade..."

After waving his wand and casting a fairly perfect curse, Andrew paused and began to plan his next study time. "I don't know if I can get one... Theoretically, it's not possible, because it's basically for third-year students who are striving for full excellence, but..."

He began to daydream, and finally stopped when it got dark - for safety reasons, lamps that still needed to use alchemical oil were not allowed to enter the laboratory to prevent instability. They were already working overtime on the third-generation aircraft, but there was no results so far.

"Let's go eat first..."

After handling everything in the laboratory as usual and closing the door, Andrew walked towards the cafeteria. Speaking of which, it was almost Chinese New Year, but Hogwarts didn't celebrate this holiday...

"Even in the winter at Hogwarts, there are... not many vegetables... There is really too little..."

Hufflepuff's greenhouse does produce some fresh vegetables, but it would be good enough if it were supported once a week - after all, that place is mainly used for herbal research, and vegetables are just for variety.

"The supply of materials to the wizarding world is closely related to the Muggle world. Not to mention now, even in the future, the supply of vegetables to the UK will be..."

"Just eat your beans cans obediently... When I master Transfiguration, I will first build a greenhouse with a traceless expansion spell, and then use lights to make up for it..."

???

Andrew was stunned - he seemed to have seen things like planting with supplementary lighting before?

Oh, yes, it was from a satirical news story about losing money while selling a certain high-profit crop. In order to grow it secretly, those people would secretly illuminate the room with full lights to grow high-value crops...

However, incandescent lamps are not acceptable because they are said to be too energy inefficient...

But it doesn't matter! Use magic to make up for it!
Damn it!
Andrew finally figured out the problem—he was only concerned about the appearance of the lights, and forgot that the greenhouse could also be transformed by the lights!
"Don't worry, talk to Professor Adams tomorrow morning..."

-

Andrew, who enjoyed his meal, had no idea how big a deal he was having.

On the second day, when he was talking about photosynthesis with Professor Adams, Professor Adams just waved his hand.

"Don't underestimate our herbology... Unlike magical creatures, magical plants actually grow more widely, and seeds are always accidentally brought to messy places when they are not in the greenhouse..."

"So what, Professor?"

"So in fact, some of the outstanding students of Herbology intend to combine their Muggle research with their graduation and then sneak into the Muggle world to eliminate the existence of some messy magical plants... As for photosynthesis, we have also studied a lot, and even a lot of magic is based on its principles... To be precise, the wizarding world actually has another set of names, and the two sides finally merged..."

"I see... I thought it was quite novel, but it turns out you guys have already noticed those lights."

"lamp?"

Professor Adams stared at Andrew.

(End of this chapter)