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Chapter 619 Changes in the Weasley Family

"Percy, don't just stand there, hand over the materials!"

At the Weasley house, Mr. Weasley cast a spell to stabilize the situation while shouting to Percy below.

As for Ginny and Ron, they stood in the garden with Mrs. Weasley, watching and preparing food.

That's right, after the children graduated and started their internships one after another, the Weasley family's financial situation finally eased to a certain extent, and Mr. Weasley finally decided to renovate the house.

Of course, this also had a lot to do with Percy's constant request, so Mr. Weasley asked him to help renovate the house.

"Are there no engineering teams free at the Ministry, Dad?"

Percy waved his wand, causing bricks to fly up and be stacked one by one, while asking questions - to be honest, he felt that it would be better for him to ask the Ministry of Magic's construction team to help than to do it himself.

It only takes half a day anyway, so it doesn’t matter who comes.

"The Ministry is extremely busy. We are currently working on the construction of Diagon Alley and the renovation of Hogwarts. Where can we find wizards from the construction team? Besides, I built the Burrow myself, so there is no problem now."

A strange look came over everyone's face, including Mrs. Weasley's.

To be honest, although the Burrow was very cozy, its construction level and quality were really worrying - even Mrs. Weasley, who was most partial to Mr. Weasley, had to admit one thing, if it weren't for Mr. Weasley's powerful magic, the Burrow would have collapsed long ago.

Mr. Weasley, who read the message from his wife and children's strange expressions, smiled awkwardly, "It won't happen this time. I have used the dream beads of the Ministry to simulate the reconstruction many times, and I have practiced the magic of disassembly very skillfully over the years. The most important thing is that we don't need to lay the foundation again. We just need to build the house and move the things in the yard into it."

"I want a Charlie Cannons-style dream bead, Dad!"

Ron took the opportunity to quickly put forward a request - that was a new instruction product from the Quidditch League. Although there was no physical object, he could create a house in the style of his favorite team in his dreams, and it was possible to replicate it.

"All!"

Mr. Weasley smiled and quickly cast a spell to create two more layers of bricks. "I have discussed with them all. Everyone's room will be larger, and the decoration style is up to you!"

The other sons were not around, but Percy was, and he had been getting along well with the Ravenclaw girl during this period - which was also an important reason for considering redecorating the Burrow during this period.

Let Percy practice, and then it will be easy to get the land and build a house after he files the marriage report.

With the current development of the wizarding world, it would be too difficult to find a suitable construction team in the Ministry. It would be better to do it yourself and make plans early.

It would be fine if Percy postponed it a little, but if he did it too early, he really wouldn't be able to get a suitable team - he has been popular in the department over the years, but he can't waste his favors on this, and there's still Ron.

Mr. Weasley took the opportunity to glance at Ron during the break.

He used to think that Fred and the others were a big problem, but Ron was no exception - he was second in Charms, which was good, but his other subjects were not good at all. The only progress he made this semester was that he did not fail any courses!
"Forget it, let Ron do it himself, after all, he will only be in the fifth grade next year."

"Percy, pay attention here. The part simulated in the dream is easy to fall off. Don't do as I did last time and make the house crooked!"

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"A little this way, very excellent, that's it, sir!"

Andrew communicated with the construction team in a loud voice - there was indeed a lot of work to do at Hogwarts during this holiday.

But there is a end to it. The lamps will be completely installed today. They are all metal lamp poles, and I don’t know where they got them.

"It's really beautiful..." He looked at the layout - Professor McGonagall must have planned it in her dreams, resulting in the construction drawings being incredibly perfect.

Part of the road has been hardened, street lights cover most of the campus, and some places have been leveled - Andrew strongly suspected that it was the dream tree that Hogwarts was going to build, but this did not require any evidence, and it was most likely cultivated later, but no one knew where it was.

He stepped lightly on the broom and circled it again to confirm that the work was done perfectly.

"It worked out great, Mr. Carson!"

"That would be great, Mr. Taylor!"

The head of the construction team had a very happy look on his face - the Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts have always been places with the highest requirements, and being able to complete this project was not only a matter of money, but also required real qualifications!
"Can you test it, Mr. Taylor?"

He asked loudly to Andrew who was patrolling on a flying broom, with a look of eagerness to try - yes, installing street lights in Hogwarts would be a bit incomplete if he didn't see them lit.

“Just give it a try!”

Andrew shouted in the air, and then shouted to the person at the main switch.

Almost in the blink of an eye, Andrew in the sky saw the street lights begin to light up one by one - these things were extremely sturdy, even if Hagrid had ravaged one of them, it did not affect the normal work of everyone.

The only regret is that it was too bright and the detection effect was difficult.

"Wait a moment," he drew out his wand and began to cast a spell on the clouds in the sky.

"A simple transfiguration will suffice - bring the cloud closer, it's too big for me to handle..."

Andrew was thinking and looking for a suitable target, and soon he found a cloud floating low in the sky.

The swing of the wand was followed by a slow stab, and then a full-force unleashed Transfiguration.

The transfiguration took effect quickly - the clouds quickly began to expand, and the color began to change from light to dark little by little, and then to pitch black.

Hogwarts, covered by clouds, began to darken rapidly, as if it had suddenly encountered a thunderstorm.

The underground street lights suddenly became effective - the brightness of the street lights, which was originally difficult to observe, suddenly became reliable, and several places that were not so perfect were quickly found.

"Cool, Taylor, can you make some rain? My pumpkin patch could use some!"

Hagrid shouted loudly, and as a fellow overseer he looked extremely happy.

"Over there at the hunting lodge?"

"Of course, Andrew."

"Wait a minute, Hagrid. Let's wait until the construction workers leave. I still have to arrange dinner and settle the bill. If I don't go there soon, Professor Alice will kill me!"

Andrew clamped his feet together and floated towards the ground lightly, looking relaxed.

After this, the official business at school is almost done - the only thing left is to study the spell and wait for the return capsule to come down.

(End of this chapter)