Chapter 102: Make a wish to Dumbledore, and then reap the rewards
With the opening of a new reading area in the library, more and more students are willing to go to the library to sit with nothing to do.
Students who like immersive reading choose to go to the new area further away, while the old area is completely reserved for students who want to read through it if they have something to do.
As for Mrs. Pince - although more students are kicked out every day because they move a little louder or speak louder when reading, everyone has a unified understanding. Mrs. Pince seems to be in a happier mood than before. .
Obviously, she sincerely hopes that students can come to the library more and learn knowledge. And Mrs. Pince's somewhat conniving mentality also made the library more and more popular - after all, Mrs. Pince really doesn't smash big shit eggs.
This also means that everyone can live safely in corridors and other places - although Peeves still occasionally plays pranks, the basic frequency and level of pranks are almost the same as before.
This is a good thing. Although some people will look at Peeves and wonder what they are imagining, the daily life of the school has finally returned to calm.
And under such calmness, Andrew and Huffman went to Hagrid's hut more often - the little dragon named Norbeta grew rapidly under the careful care of the two magical creature experts. In half a month, After submitting the previous receipt, Professor McGonagall specifically asked Andrew and the others to start assessing its physical condition.
Although in theory the dangerous period is now over, Professor McGonagall decided to give Hagrid more time - thanks to Toppipe and the library, this fire dragon not only caused a little bit of ecstasy in the eyes of students who love magical creatures Except, no one cares about it at all.
"Oh, there is a fire dragon, the one that bites people and spits fire, but it can't fly?"
"Please - go to the corridor and see Peeves. Except that he can't breathe fire, he's much scarier than the dragon!"
Under such remarks, a little guy with no treasures, no destructive power and just a dragon name cannot attract attention at all - if you have time, why not consider beating Peeves one more time, what if the world boss drops?
The library is not even dangerous, and there is a direct probability of getting a treasure - who has time to take care of a stupid dragon? Or under the watchful eye of a professor?
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"Have you noticed, Andrew, that it grows so fast?"
"Well, I guess I have to report the professor's move - it can barely get out of Hagrid's room..."
Andrew shook his head. The guy could even spit out harmful flames, and its wings were much stiffer than before. Although Hagrid and the old professor meant to teach it to hunt, that would be too dangerous.
"It's time to make a decision. Let the professor inform... We can't bear the responsibility."
No joke - Huffman still has to take advanced classes for another year, and Andrew has elective courses in his third grade. If the old professor loses his temper, seven or eight points a year will be deducted, which will be very uncomfortable...
Professor McGonagall was just strict about her work, and she wouldn't let either of them get away with it - anyone who didn't report this would be a fool.
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"It's indeed dangerous enough... I have to discuss it with Albus. You did a good job."
She hesitated, "Don't go as I say goodbye to you two. I will say that you two were left in the office to work overtime because you didn't submit the report on time."
"Yes, Professor."
Andrew and the others happily agreed - even Huffman didn't have a relationship with the little guy who liked to spit fire randomly, and it was indeed a bit too conspicuous after he went there.
Especially the reason given by the professor was great - because the late report was obviously biased towards Hagrid and the others, which meant that the professor himself took the blame and became a bad person.
What else can be said? Work well in the office...
Moreover, Professor McGonagall actually didn't leave many files to process at all - to put it bluntly, he just found an excuse to leave them in the office so that they could fish reasonably.
——"Donate the dragon?"
Dumbledore, who raised his head from the stacks of books, looked at Professor McGonagall who suddenly visited and realized that he had ignored the little guy during this period.
It was indeed a little guy - when he was studying the alchemical uses of dragon blood, he dealt with many such beings.
But it does have some dangers for students.
The Acromantula can be well controlled within the Forbidden Forest area, but the winged dragon's range of movement is simply too large.
"I'll go talk to them tomorrow, Minerva."
"That couldn't be better, Albus, by the way - what are these books?"
"The library's inventory, I'm working on how to randomly scatter books into each book."
There has never been such a magical book in the magical world - it can appear randomly when you flip through any book, and then disappear after you read it.
Moreover, such a book must really inspire others.
The magic of hiding has been developed - when you open a book that meets the requirements, there will be a certain possibility that an extra page will appear directly on one of the two pages in the book, and then if you wait for a minute or accidentally turn over, this page will appear. The extra books will disappear.
The biggest difficulty right now is making sure it helps everyone.
Even Dumbledore, as knowledgeable as he was, had trouble with this fantasy book - and in the end, he decided to write more.
As long as you write enough books, you will be able to better fit the imaginary book. Anyway, principals have different areas of expertise before becoming principals.
To put it simply, it is to create a secret library, and then each book that meets the needs can be mapped to a part of the directory, and then the experience summary of the relevant disciplines of that book is displayed.
Anyway, as long as he can show up in the early stage - he can squeeze in as much as he can in the later stage, which can also be considered as finding some work for the principals who are tormenting him.
"That's right, we have already made a decision and let the book appear after someone discovers the pre-required book - it has been named in advance anyway."
The principal on the wall said happily about this decision - students were frantically searching for their own fragments of words in the library in pursuit of the knowledge contained in them. This was really something that the principal could not refuse.
Compared to tossing Peeves, this was more fun and filled everyone with a sense of honor.
"Remarkable thing."
Professor McGonagall looked at Dumbledore with kindness - compared to catching Dumbledore doing official business, this kind of thing couldn't be better.
Students are always in love with the new and hate the old - if the library continues to find no sweet spots, more and more people will start to question and return to Peeves.
"How long will it take before they can see it for the first time?"
"The pages of the broken book are ready. Just wait, Minerva."
(End of chapter)