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Chapter 669: Still a powerful brick flying

Although the fifth grades were in the midst of a party, the news that Andrew had moved out of the common room quickly spread among the students.

However, what reassures many students, especially a few Gryffindor students, is that Andrew's job description has not appeared on the notice board yet, and there has been no news of any new work in detention.

That’s enough. We’ll see what happens next school year. Anyway, Taylor doesn’t need to focus on discipline and school rules.

The fifth graders continued playing music and dancing, while students in other grades began to prepare for their exams. But in the meantime, the school's arrangements were slowly spread to all students by the class leaders.

Taylor will not hold any teaching position before graduation. He will occasionally audit some courses and spend the rest of his time focusing on his own research.

The reason was sufficient enough. It was said that the Examination Authority made special arrangements and released Taylor's results before the holiday - full marks in Transfiguration, Potions, Herbs, Spells, Anti-Dark Arts, and History of Magic, and O's in Ancient Runes, Arithmancy, Magical Creatures, and Astronomy.

A full score in the OWLs exam means that you have basically obtained the NEWTs certificate.

In other words, Taylor is just one step away from becoming an outstanding graduate of Hogwarts.

"He got full marks in History of Magic. How many points did he take?"

Ron complained. He used to have a lot of fun playing Quidditch, especially in the fifth year when there were no exams, which was a great pleasure for both body and mind. But now, he began to worry.

The scariest thing after an exam is not the results coming out, but someone’s results have already come out!

The most important thing is that Hermione is still a typical stress-freak. Instead of enjoying her leisure time in the fifth grade, she spends time in the library. After Taylor's grades came out, it was not enough for her to just spend time in the library, but she also became suspicious.

If she hadn't been in much better shape than before, Ron felt he wouldn't be able to endure it.

"Who knows? You'd better keep your voice down. Be careful not to get caught by Taylor and put in detention. Snape will definitely do that anyway."

"He can't be a worse professor than Snape, can he?"

Ron said nonchalantly, "That's the professor's bottom line - or he has already crossed the bottom line."

Anyway, the fifth grade is over, and he has a very strong self-awareness of his own Potions level - he will definitely not be able to pass the advanced class, and he won't have to see Snape next year!

Harry was a little speechless.

He actually wanted to be like Ron and happily say that he could say goodbye to the damn Potions class and get rid of Snape after not taking Potions. But unfortunately, his Potions skills seemed to have improved too much in the fifth grade...

This shouldn't have been a bad thing, but even if he got an O, attending the advanced class was a torture, especially after seeing that Taylor could be exempted from the sixth grade courses, he was actually quite tempted.

He was very sure that he had a good learning ability, so he had been struggling with whether to study on his own instead of attending an advanced class. But if he did that, the certificate assessment would be a big hassle...

"Don't think about it. We'll have to wait until the test results come out. No matter how much you think, it won't change anything. Let's go play Quidditch. Didn't you say yesterday that you could lend me your Firebolt?"

Ron interrupted Harry's thoughts, and the two gave up thinking about Taylor's matter and turned to study Quidditch - the current Quidditch team has a lot of game dreams that can be watched for free, and there is plenty to do even during rest time!
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"Is that settled, Professor?"

Andrew looked at what Dumbledore was pointing at, somewhat confused.

The time for the second meeting has not yet arrived. If we have to decide on the aircraft model now, what else is there to discuss? Dumbledore can just press the headmaster's head and ask them to agree.

"Each of their models has its own advantages, but Aurora and the others reached a conclusion after discussion." "Professor Aurora?"

Andrew was stunned for a moment, then he remembered who this professor was.

The keeper of the Astronomy Tower, the one with the greatest punishment at Hogwarts… Well, actually, Professor Aurora, aka Professor Sinistra, is the astronomy professor at Hogwarts.

Come to think of it, the astronomy professor studies aerospace - in terms of the field of magic, it's actually somewhat relevant.

"What did the professors find?"

Andrew was quite curious, and he probably knew when those thoughts were produced - when he was busy with the OWLs exams.

“An interesting living area location.”

A rare look of pride appeared on Dumbledore's face, which really made Andrew feel a little strange - he rarely saw this expression on the headmaster's face.

"Mars?"

Colonizing Mars is so sci-fi that it has been discussed all the time and reproduced in various science fiction novels. But how is Mars related to the form of a spacecraft?

"Closer, Taylor, to a safe location where wizards can develop for a long time, or even be used as a shelter."

Dumbledore looked at Andrew with a confused expression, and his smile grew even happier.

"Don't underestimate our professor. After those theories, Aurora has been studying Muggle astronomy. After the union of the four schools, they have communicated more. I asked her if there was a safe place in a confidential manner, and she gave me an answer that I couldn't refuse the day before yesterday."

Can't refuse, can't observe?
Andrew was stunned and shook his head.

"The far side of the moon, that is, the back side of the moon. Although Muggles don't know about the minerals there, it is relatively safe. After a series of protective spells, it can at least last for about a hundred years without being observed by Muggles!"

Dumbledore looked more relaxed than ever.

The more he understood his opponent, the more terrifying he found him - he had always been worried about the Muggles' all-pervasive observation angles, but now he finally found the blind spot of the surveillance.

"The far side of the moon cannot be observed..."

Andrew was stunned for a moment, then he searched in the corner of his memory - then he began to admire Professor Sinistra.

The principal is worthy of being a professor of astronomy as he can handle such a difficult task.

"So, Principal, you are planning to build a laboratory in the back?"

"Yes, so now it seems that the largest capacity spacecraft and the large-capacity aircraft that can ensure the safety of materials are the most suitable. I am very happy that the other principals have also accepted this matter."

So in the end, it’s still the one with the most power that wins, right?

"Okay, I'll prepare in this direction, professor. Also, there is no atmosphere on the moon. Do we need to go to the moon for testing?"

"Of course, Taylor, do your best to make sure you can get back and stay safe."

(End of this chapter)