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Chapter 600: The Influx of Chaotic Life

"It's confirmed, you know?"

"I know, but we can't get in. Students who haven't contributed can't enjoy it. Even if we find an excuse for an open class, it won't work," the student chatting helplessly said. "Taylor is stuck. Students who haven't contributed data can't get in... No matter who we ask, it won't work."

"Who can I find? He brought up all the class leaders, and the student union president is no exception. There are class leaders who didn't get in..."

"That's quite in line with Taylor's style, but it's also remarkable that he actually managed to convince Dumbledore to come to class... I also want to hear what Dumbledore has to say..."

"There will be replays of the dream scenes later on. It seems like a benefit requested by the prefects, but it is definitely not comparable to the live scene, and there is no chance for students to ask Dumbledore questions like those students."

A passing Ravenclaw student joined in the chat, "But it's pretty good. At first, Taylor didn't even seem to want to release the dream."

"It's really harsh, but it's fair. Even the prefect can't go, so there's nothing to say. Anyway, I heard that quite a few fourth-year guys got in by making up their grades, because they were busy doing those tests from the beginning."

"They started early, there's nothing I can do. By the way, when is Dumbledore's class?"

"It's said that after the Triwizard Tournament, there will be a short speech?"

"Ah? Oh, and there's the Triwizard Tournament. Merlin's beard. I totally forgot about the Triwizard Tournament."

"Yeah, the Triwizard Tournament. I forgot all about Taylor's tea party. Mainly because the courses were too tempting. I completely forgot about the Triwizard Tournament!"

It’s not the fault of these Hogwarts students that they are forgetful, but almost everyone in the four schools has been attracted by the gimmick of the principal giving lectures during this period.

This is no joke; real principals come to teach. Although each principal has been away from teaching for some time, their knowledge and abilities are real, not to mention the title of principal of another school, which naturally attracts the attention of students.

Students have limited attention spans, and the quality of this year's Triwizard Tournament is lacking because a bunch of referees and the Ministry of Magic are busy with other things. Plus, a bunch of advertisements crammed in because of dream transcription make it really hard to pay attention to it.

If it were in the past when entertainment activities were not so abundant, such competitions would also attract people's attention, but this year, the dream magic reserves have exploded, and both the Quidditch broadcast and the long dream production are burning Galleons like crazy.

While Andrew and his team were busy stuffing things into the experimental cabin, the Quidditch League and the Ministry of Magic's Dream Management Department were not idle at all - probably in order to cultivate students' viewing habits, Hogwarts received a bunch of Quidditch live dreams that were not allowed to be copied, and the three full broadcasts per week directly filled up the students' spare time.

The Dream Club could even find some unique and long dream samples to play every weekend, focusing on making life colorful on a weekend - if Professor McGonagall hadn't intervened in time to limit the number and location of playbacks, this thing would currently be played every day.

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"Hogwarts is really completely different from our first year. We didn't even have many extracurricular clubs back then. There was only a Wizarding Chess Club and a Gobstone Club..."

Ron sighed, glancing at the information in front of him. He wanted to concentrate on training, but his mind was still a little distracted. "There will be a dream replay of the Charlie Cannons' game tomorrow. Harry, how about watching it with me?"

"You're crazy, Ron, it's exam week, and if you fail Transfiguration, Professor McGonagall will kill you!"

Harry responded in a low voice, although he was somewhat tempted - as an excellent seeker, watching more high-level dream broadcasts would have a great influence on him, and the game dreams within the team were much more numerous than those in hobby clubs. After all, most members of the college team would receive an invitation to the league after graduation.

"What are you two mumbling about? Study hard. I'm almost ready for training."

Hermione looked at the two people who were obviously distracted and said fiercely. Although she had decided to give up the exam, she still had the habit of supervising Harry and the others to review seriously, and also made some final preparations before the competition.

The third game was a real confrontation match, and there was no room for tricks. Although the points were accumulated, according to traditional competition, the third game was actually the official championship game, and no Warrior intended to give in on this.

It is true that Hogwarts has a great advantage, but only by winning the third game can they become the true champion of the Triwizard Tournament. They have come this far and absolutely cannot lose.

'Keep working hard, you are the school's champion in your fourth year, how can you fall behind in this area, Hermione?'

She motivated herself so much, but she was still a little unsure.

But she had reached her limit - with the training she had received from her friends, the support she had received from others in the academy, help from all sides, and her own hard work.

'Just prepare yourself, Hermione, you can do this!'

She warned herself so, and then prepared herself to try one last time - just like the final sprint before the exam as usual.

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"Isn't this too outrageous?"

Andrew looked at the data. "Did Madam Pince calculate it?"

"Yes, Taylor," Professor McGonagall didn't look in a good mood, but Andrew could totally understand.

As a principal, it is very worrying to find that the amount of books students borrow from the library during exam week is one-sixth lower than last academic year.

"And there's a chance it could go down, Taylor."

The professor's face was a little stern. "Although those students don't go to the library very often, one sixth is still too much."

"If not, make the questions harder and send the transcript earlier?"

Corporal punishment is not allowed in school, and it is even more impossible to completely ban dreams - Hogwarts is not a high school facing a university, but a comprehensive school facing the magical society. Judging from the current development trend, if dreams are not allowed, many students will be rejected when they graduate and get jobs.

If the school cannot do anything about it, then we can only rely on the parents. The effect will be much better if the transcripts are sent back.

"That's good," Professor McGonagall nodded, "but it can only be managed for a short time. Do you have any ideas, Taylor?"

"Can we control the broadcasting of dreams in school next year? Prevent lower grades from abusing it while increasing the intensity of training and regulation?"

Andrew was not sure either. "How about discussing with the Ministry of Magic and opening an elective course on dreams? Currently, it is only for sixth graders, teaching dream creation and modification. Communicate with the Ministry of Magic and allow the addition of certificates? Well, the admission threshold is set at an E in Potions, Transfiguration, and Charms, and certificates in the other two subjects?"

"A higher level, Taylor, one O, one E, and a certificate will be enough," the professor nodded, "That's it. Next year, the club will also rely on the guidance of the new professor, so that the long dreams can be limited. After we communicate with the Ministry of Magic, we will prepare to post the recruitment advertisement."

(End of this chapter)