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Chapter 580 The Second Game Approaches

'The entertainment is over, it's time to prepare for the refereeing work of the second game.'

After arranging his roommates to go back, Andrew sighed at the door of the dormitory - compared to coming up with something new, the referee's job always felt like something was missing.

But there are not so many breakthroughs that can produce new things all at once. Even if there are some left, it is not something he can find in the short term.

The phrase 'slow and steady wins the race' is not just a lie but a real thing. What he had accomplished before was all achieved through his Transfiguration skills, and now, when dreams were connected with Herbology, he also had to learn it.

This is also the reason why, after hearing about the dream tree, he was so determined to lead his roommates and some senior students to create a long dream similar to a movie.

Things like dream trees have too high a threshold.

good or not?
Of course, Andrew wished he could spend more time on herbal medicine so that he could smoothly participate in the construction of the tree he had not yet met, but it was obviously unrealistic.

The requirements for the most original daydream spell are quite high, and the subsequent dream weaving, dream beads, and memory conversion have higher and higher requirements. Although there is a popular thing called dream playback, it does not affect its high-end development at all.

Whether it's professional Quidditch broadcasts or large dream trees, these things are too far away for students, as far away as Andrew's half-drawer of medals, making people unwilling to take a peek.

"It has to be simplified, with a lower threshold so that students can also experience the charm, thereby allowing more people to participate and have hope. This time the difficulty is very low, and the coverage is also wide. More importantly, if someone has talent, they can invest in research because of their temporary interest."

He had thought about it seriously a few days ago. He must not let the dream technology, which should be popularized, become like the Floo Network - that thing is entirely managed by the Ministry of Magic. It is high-end, but subsequent changes can only be made slowly by the researchers of the Ministry of Magic.

"But, to be frank, I just wanted to have some fun, and the dean gave me a good excuse - cultivating the hobbies of the new generation and guiding students are also excuses..."

He shook his head and confirmed his truest thoughts in his heart, then walked towards his laboratory with a smile - the movie was finished, and it was time to continue studying alchemy.

-

"What a great movie."

"Yeah, Muggles have a lot of good stuff, Colin, what are you doing standing there?"

While the Gryffindor students were talking to each other, they asked the students next to them, "How do you think this dream compares to the movie?"

Colin, who was being asked, was a well-known Muggle-born wizard - both of his children were students at Hogwarts, which attracted a lot of attention at the time.

Because generally speaking, only pure-blood families have such a high rate of wizard births, but the other party is an out-and-out Muggle family, and they even like to play with photography with a Muggle camera every day.

"Of course this is cool," Colin said without hesitation.

At this time, the Titanic had not yet begun to conquer the screen, and in terms of special effects, it was definitely not as good as dreams - the combination of Transfiguration and dreams was really too lame.

"What about you? When are you going to make one? There's no future in tinkering with cameras. You still have to develop photos. Dreamweaving can just go straight to video."

The male voice who had asked the question earlier spoke to Colin with some sarcasm. After all, Colin was quite popular in Gryffindor - he was a die-hard fan of Harry after all. Later, the students who were led by Harry to fight with Slytherin all thought that this stubborn boy was a good person.

"I'm thinking about it. Transfiguration is a bit difficult, and I have to learn spells. If I do all of them, I might fail a few classes this semester."

Colin was a little annoyed.

"By the way, do you understand the shooting technique, Colin?" The student who asked the question earlier suddenly remembered, "Didn't you talk about light and angles, and perspective switching?"

"Well, I can roughly understand it," Colin nodded, "Although it is not quite the same as the photo shoot, I still understand it. It's just that if it is transformed into a dream, there may be some differences.

"That's great. I heard that the sixth grade is planning to organize one, led by the twin brothers. You can tell them about those scenes and other messed up things."

"Of course no problem, can Harry be the protagonist?"

Colin answered without hesitation.

"Of course you can, but you need Harry's consent...but the twins will handle it, trust them!"

-

"Slander, blatant slander, it's all a legend!"

In the principal's office, Principal Blake was sulking.

He couldn't even make a loud noise to express his dissatisfaction and could only mutter to himself.

Is this nonsense?

It's inappropriate. When he was in office, he did do some things that made students study seriously. And the key point of this matter is not that he made up something that didn't happen, but that the bastard Sirius appeared in the film!
There is definitely nothing wrong with a descendant of the Black family playing the role of the headmaster, and he is very happy about this. But how could that unworthy descendant shamelessly smear his own ancestor's face!
Especially blowing up the astronomy tower!
Merlin's beard, did he step down by telling such a ridiculous story that no one would believe it?

He was obviously kicked out by the school board...

Well, the back isn’t too glamorous…

"Phoenix," the Sorting Hat rarely refuted the taunt, but that didn't stop it from adding insult to injury. "What are you mumbling about? That dream was pretty good. Why don't you have it again? It's a backup sent by Filius anyway."

"That's pure garbage influenced by a legend. At least the legend tells a true and reasonable story, while this is just a poor imitation. How can a student blow up the astronomy tower?"

"Yeah, that's true. After all, Taylor is not good at making up stories. The stories were all provided by the kid named Hughes."

The Sorting Hat shook its head with great joy - this joke was enough to keep it laughing for a year.

'It's been an amazing four years,'

The Sorting Hat thought so.

"Okay, it's just something like a Muggle movie. We still have exciting battles to come. It's already early February, and the second game of the Triwizard Tournament is about to start, right?"

The good-natured principal nodded and changed the subject, "It's been a long time since we last met, but why do I feel like there's nothing to look forward to?"

"Then look forward to something else. I have a feeling that Taylor is definitely not just trying to make a crappy movie."

Phoenix shook his head, "Just wait and see, who will go and call Sirius? I want to blame that useless junior!"

(End of this chapter)