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Chapter 682 Dumbledore's Trap

The noisy students dispersed, and news about the moon and the branch on the moon suddenly became the hottest topic, replacing all other news. The students didn't even have time to discuss the outrageous matter of Taylor being temporarily appointed as vice-president.

Moon voyages, astronomy courses on the moon, settlements on the moon—these ordinary words suddenly became something extraordinary when connected with the moon.

After the crowded crowd dispersed, Professor McGonagall came to Dumbledore, hesitated for a moment, and asked in a low voice.

"Albus, why is it like this?"

"Like that? Ah, I've always thought Taylor was mature enough to take on some necessary work."

Dumbledore responded with a smile, as if everything was under control.

"I don't mean the position, I mean the arrangement."

Professor McGonagall shook her head slightly, her eyes sharp. "Although it was a bit abrupt, there is no doubt that he can handle it and is capable of taking on this responsibility. But I don't understand why he went there alone and you didn't lead the construction and exploration work there. You have been very interested in that place from the beginning."

Dumbledore looked back at Professor McGonagall. His former excellent partner no longer had the attitude of not pursuing the matter. Instead, he had a firm look on his face, as if he would not give up until he had an answer.

There was a brief silence, and then Dumbledore shook his head slightly. "Although it is harder over there, it is safer. I stayed here because there is something that must be done."

"What must be done?"

"That's all I can tell you, Minerva. Tyler is absolutely safe on the moon. Even if something unexpected happens here, it won't implicate him."

Dumbledore shook his head and fell silent, unwilling to reveal any more information.

Professor McGonagall exchanged a brief, questioning look with Dumbledore before nodding, "Well, if you insist, Albus."

She turned and left without asking any more questions. As long as there was no problem over there, it was fine. As for being exiled to the moon to suffer, she would just regard it as compensation for Albus, so that she wouldn't have to worry about what would happen after Albus saw that the author of a legend was Taylor.

"They are even, so I don't have to worry about any conflicts."

Professor McGonagall felt relieved. She finally didn't have to worry about those legendary things. As for the other problems Dumbledore mentioned, she had even survived the Voldemort era, so what was the danger?

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Looking at Professor McGonagall walking away, Dumbledore closed his eyes, shook his head slightly, and walked towards his office.

The news that Tom might have been resurrected was not appropriate to tell Minerva. If all else failed, she would maintain the most basic order at Hogwarts rather than lead the school to fight to the end.

As for Taylor, he was even less worried. As long as Tom was not mentally ill, he would never target Taylor. Moreover, although many professors were more optimistic about Taylor's genius creativity and skillful combination of technical abilities, only he, as his personal instructor, knew how fast Taylor's fighting power had increased over the years.

But no matter how fast he tries, he will never use his precious future as a weapon. That would be too extravagant.

Moreover, based on his understanding of Taylor, even if there are things he has not expected, Taylor who has secretly grown up for a few more years will still give Tom a huge surprise in the future. His Transfiguration that can change the nature of the soul is already qualified to suppress black magic, and Taylor is not even an adult yet!
'Well, how's the bait now, Tom?'

'The professors who can fight in the castle have gone to the moon to protect the new campus, and those who can do research have also gone to the moon. Severus is a former Death Eater, Minerva went to various countries to attend meetings to discuss follow-up development matters and is not in school on a daily basis. The deans of Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw went to develop the moon. In the castle, there are two people you hate the most, Harry and I... Do you want to come out? ' He even suspended the subsequent cultivation of the dream mushroom in the castle, just to make the school look short of people and reveal a flaw. Under such circumstances, he didn't believe that Tom would not take the bait!

Taylor just felt a little aggrieved - compared to Hogwarts, the moon had nothing and the supplies were pitifully few. He had to use Transfiguration and all kinds of spells to reinforce the foundation every day. At the same time, he had to cooperate with other professors and students in their research and deal with disputes.

But the title of vice-principal has been given, and it is normal for the vice-principal to make some contributions to the school. If he is to take over as the principal, it is even more normal to make some contributions. Minerva has worked harder.

Thinking of this, Dumbledore suddenly felt less guilty, and began to open the letters piled on his desk - he was busy exploring the moon, and there were still many things to deal with.

I hope Taylor is more reliable and at least builds the Quidditch field on the surface of the moon. The wizarding living area can make lights underground, but there is no such thing as hiding underground all the time when going out to explore - meteorites and the like are not worth mentioning compared to adventure!
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"Moon?"

"Yes, the moon."

Andrew was blocked in his office by his roommates - if it weren't for his usual good image, Andrew even suspected that they might have pulled him back to the lounge.

“Is it really bumpy up there?”

"Almost." Andrew rummaged through the bag, then took out a paper bag and placed it in front of everyone. "Here, I brought you some rocks from the moon."

Although they are just stones, they can be boasted as the moon picked from the sky.

He still had a few packages and was ready to give them away - he had originally planned to do research, but what to research now? He could only rest in Hogwarts for a month at most, and the first team of exploration and construction would have to go up.

Judging from the anxious attitude of our dean, I'm afraid it won't last even a month.

By then, forget about research. If you're brave enough, after drinking the potion and casting the Bubble Head Charm, you can eat a mouthful of it with your mouth open - although there is no air or wind on the moon, the dust can be blown up regardless of wind or force.

It would be better to leave some for them - the sixth graders definitely cannot go there, and even for the seventh graders we have to select the best wizards to go there, along with a group of excellent professors.

"Are you really planning to open a campus there?"

"The appointment has been made, Bell, don't say such stupid things."

Hal shook his head, then turned to look at Andrew, "You're not staying in school this year?"

"Well, after some repairs, we have to go up."

Andrew thought for a moment, and revealed a limited amount - new spaceships were under development, and it was estimated that by the time Professor McGonagall finished the negotiations, there would probably be more spaceships and wizards there. After all, there was no need to worry about the gathering places of Muggles, and few in the wizarding world would give up.

There is no way we can start a war. The Statute of Secrecy is there. Besides, we are not completely relocating. The technology cannot be locked. If you have some dignity, you can come and buy it. If you are shameless, it is not difficult to infiltrate the Muggles and get the information...

The most important thing is that he and Dumbledore don't intend to lock the technology, so they just sell some research funds - there is such a large starry sky over there, it would be too shabby to drool over the forward base on the moon...

(End of this chapter)