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Chapter 683: The Response of the Magical World
The same lunar exploration report was not only in Hogwarts, but also in the other three magic schools, and even in each Ministry of Magic - after spending so many Galleons, they always had to report when something was done.

Moreover, a region where one does not have to worry about violating the Statute of Secrecy when casting spells sounds very attractive to voters - many of the pure-bloods who followed this and that before did so because they did not like those messy restrictions.

The most important thing is that this thing is very stylish.

If Hogwarts and the other four schools jointly developed some deep-sea living area or underground living area, many wizards would think it was good, but would always feel weird.

It doesn't sound like a proper place to live, but more like a cell to lock up wizards - the alchemical eco-boxes had not been studied further before because of this reason and the high cost.

But now it's completely different.

Fudge's speech was still echoing in the ears of those participants in the Ministry of Magic meeting.

"Everyone present, please look up and see the moon and the vast sea of ​​stars over there. The wizard's journey begins from the moon, and our goal is the sea of ​​stars!"

Accordingly, the Daily Prophet printed more copies overnight, and even the Magic Legends magazine, which came to grab some news, printed a new issue temporarily - a new legend is being written, and Dumbledore continues to write the legend!

Compared to the Prophet's Daily, which has an extra page, a legend that has obtained a lot of first-hand information is directly posted on high-definition pictures and short dreams, and a lot of future imaginations are written about the moon's living plan.

Andrew, who received the temporary supplement from his roommate, looked at the cover, and the only thing left in his mind was a huge?

He understood the truth, and there was nothing wrong with Dumbledore continuing a legend.

But what about a saga that is being considered for a second series, the star-studded journey of legendary shapeshifter Andrew?

Also, what does it mean that we are considering asking the original author to write another article, and at the same time, please look forward to a new legendary series?
No, I just slept for one night. Did I miss anything?

He looked at the excited Hal in confusion.

"I don't think so. My experience is too shallow. Although I have made some achievements, how can I compare with Dumbledore?"

“You’re just humble, Andrew.”

Hal waved his hand. "If Mr. Potato doesn't accept it, I'm actually a pretty good writer."

"The school's astronomy tower is pretty good, too. Hal, if you dare submit an article I'll hoist you up there."

Andrew threatened mercilessly.

"But, changing the world and exploring the stars, not just Britain, but the whole world. I heard from other classmates that basically the entire magical world has forwarded it, and the principals of the other three schools have spoken highly of you. No, to be more precise, they said that you are a qualified explorer and adventurer with vision and execution, especially Principal Vladislav, who praised you as the greatest explorer he has ever seen!"

Hal said as he took out some information from his backpack, "Also, here, yes, Madame Maxime said that you are a Transfiguration master and adventurer with a unique vision and strong will, with excellent vision and amazing judgment."

"And this one, from the Institute of Magic, is about the most powerful explorer in wizard history, the pioneer of the future of magic, the peeper and knight of the starry sky."

My office can't accommodate so many people.

Andrew felt a slight headache when he looked at the string of names that looked rather childish.

"There are more, the one from Vagado, but I can't understand this one, and there's one over there..."

Hal's backpack looked like it had been illegally modified, and it filled up the table in front of Andrew.

When Andrew took a look, he had the illusion that he was back to the time when he confirmed that Transfiguration could affect food - no, the news was similar, but the treatment was much better. He was a rising star at that time, but now he is called a master.

"Thank you very much, Hal."

Andrew nodded and said seriously, "But that place is really not suitable. And you have to know that we can hardly complete the basic teaching work there. The sixth graders can still learn a lot in the advanced classes."

"But what could be more suitable for me to learn than first-hand reports on surviving on the moon, Andrew?" Hal's eyes were unusually firm. "After graduation, you can almost find a job with those certificates. I don't think learning magic for another year will be more helpful."

……

"Contact your family first. I need a very definite letter allowing you to take the risk. In addition, you must master the Shield Charm and the Bubble Head Charm during this period to avoid possible risks."

Andrew finally nodded.

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"what?"

When Grindelwald woke up, he was stunned when he saw the saint who came to report.

"What did Albus do?"

He was very uncertain, but after quickly reading the information that was urgently sent to him, he finally confirmed it.

That guy Albus found another solution.

The journey is a sea of ​​stars!

After this idea was put forward, he didn't even know how to refute that guy Albus.

Too big, but fits too snugly.

The most important thing is that they really went up, really came back, and really planned to build a base.

Build a bunch of wizard settlements on the moon, build branches of magic schools, and even invest in the magic of space flight.

What wars, what annexations, what threats.

Even the most controversial issue of the law of confidentiality between the two at the time was cleverly circumvented on the moon, a planet without Muggles - if there is no possibility of leakage, what is the point of talking about the law of confidentiality?

He knew what Albus was planning just by looking at the title.

Grindelwald raised his head and looked at the sun and the starry sky obscured by the sunlight. The last bit of resentment in his heart gradually melted away and disappeared.

How else to compare?
What are you still fighting about?

What else is there to be dissatisfied about?
The biggest dispute, the most unsolvable answer, the most unavoidable conflict - the problems that seemed so difficult to deal with and even unsolvable in a lifetime at the beginning, were reconciled at this moment.

He put away his resentment, shook his head, and started reading the reports.

That guy Albus - found an outstanding student. Judging from the previous discussion about the Triwizard Tournament, it should have been Taylor's idea.

The news in magazines and those newspapers probably explained the problem. The titles he received were even more excessive than what he received when he was young.

'But, it's strange.'

Grindelwald flipped through the pages quickly.

'That Albus guy, he actually let Taylor go alone? He didn't participate in the initial construction? Something is wrong, something is wrong, there is a conspiracy, what is Albus planning to do?'

(End of this chapter)