"To put an end to these things once and for all." Melda brutally unravels the Ministry of Magic's machinations.

"If they really suppress all these things as we expected, then no matter how well they are hidden, there is a possibility that someone will find out."

"But now it's different."

Melda glanced at Ron and Hermione.

"After getting the testimony of Ron and Hermione, the British Ministry of Magic probably has discovered some of the tricks of the Magical Congress of the United States."

"With such big news in the United States, how can they do nothing?"

"The simple method is now to generously admit the previous mistakes, of course, simply admit it, and then when the people have not reacted, they will directly throw out the big melon of the United States and instantly divert the attention of the domestic people.

Even if an ordinary wizard finds out about the Ministry of Magic in the future, he will have the illusion that the British Ministry of Magic is actually okay against the backdrop of a worse country. ”

"Wow! They're cunning! Ron said in surprise, there were so many twists and turns, and he couldn't figure it out if he gave him two more heads.

"Look, the Daily Prophet will be moving soon."

...

The afternoon was supposed to be Professor Aurora Sinista's astronomy class.

Unfortunately, the weather was not beautiful that afternoon, and the rain from lunch continued into the evening.

For this reason, Professor Aurora Sinista had to cancel the afternoon class and stay in class to write her dissertation.

Ron was indignant about this, and he expressed his strong dissatisfaction with this behavior of not attending classes and leaving homework.

It's a pity that this dissatisfaction is completely useless, and the little lions who have been jubilant for several days have to calm down and return to their normal study life.

Abandoned classrooms on the fifth floor.

It had been renovated by Melda and Harry Hermione.

Of course, the so-called decoration is to cut a few flowers from the open space of the school, and use transfiguration to build a few tables and chairs.

Obviously, this is already an important event venue for the legendary Knights of Arthur.

At this moment, on the huge prototype table in the center of the classroom, the members of the Knights lined up one at a time.

They didn't do anything else, they were mostly writing their papers for astronomy classes.

"I'm just crazy, why do I need to know the orbital period of Mars, what's the use of that? Can it make my magic stronger? Ron had been babbling on and on from the start.

He grabbed his hair and looked at the blank parchment roll with a hollow look in his eyes.

"Shut up Ron, there's time to whine, you might as well read more books."

Hermione's stern voice rang out, and she glared at Ron like an angry lion.

"Cut~" Ron turned his head disdainfully, and whispered a Quidditch anecdote to Seamus, completely ignoring Hermione,

Ever since this kid received the Merlin Medal, his whole body has floated, and even Hermione's death gaze can't cure him.

Hermione wasn't angry when she saw Ron's reaction, she casually pulled out a book from the pile of books she had stacked up and threw it to Ron.

"What's that?" Ron turned his head wistfully and looked at the black book in front of him.

"See for yourself!" Hermione replied without raising her head, and the sound of her pen never stopped.

“A Brief History Of Time！”

"A Brief History of Time?" Ron picked up the book suspiciously, and asked inexplicably, "Is it a book that deciphers time magic?" ”

"Huh!" Melta also looked at the books in Ron's hand in surprise, and couldn't help but feel a strong curiosity about Little Hermione's book list.

"Oh! Alas, the world's best-selling scientific work, my mother has one. It was Simo's best friend, Dean Thomas, whose father was a wizard and whose mother was a Muggle, who was killed by Voldemort during the first rise of Voldemort to protect his mother.

So he was raised by his Muggle mother since he was a child, and he was familiar with the Muggle world.

"Really? Written by the Americans? Speaking of science, Ron immediately thought about what he had seen and heard in New York. It naturally means that science was created by the Americans...

"Englishman, Ron, Sir Stephen William Hawking, he was one of the greatest physicists, and my mother said he was a great man of the entire twentieth century." Thomas was visibly angry that he would not allow a great figure to be tarnished by Ron.

"Believe me, the greatest man of the twentieth century is definitely Dumbledore. Definitely can't be a Muggle. Ron looked dismissive.

He flipped through a few pages. Then he threw the book to Hermione.

"It's ridiculous that he says Muggles have landed on the moon. Hermione, you're spending money again. ”

"The Americans landed on the moon a long time ago, and it's you who are too ignorant of Ron." Thomas continued to argue.

"Oh, this is a Muggle story, how they landed on the moon, did they also ride broomsticks?"

"Rockets, they have rockets!"

"Rockets? Are you saying they set themselves up on the fire and shoot out? It's ridiculous! ”

Wizards had a very shallow understanding of the Muggle world, and even a considerable number of wizards still thought that Muggles were still in the Middle Ages.

Hogwarts has a Muggle Studies course, but most of the class is spent explaining some of the electrical equipment of the Muggle world, and does not say anything about the macro and the scale of Muggle development.

This has created a group of wizards like Ron, who don't know much about the Muggle world, or just a little bit about electrical equipment, like the Weasleys, but who are completely unaware of some of the Muggles' accomplishments.

"Ron! Ron—" Harry sat on the sidelines and whispered Ron's name.

As a Muggle family, he naturally knew about the Apollo moon landing.

After all, Lao Mei has a lot of publicity, and Britain, as a father-son relationship, naturally has more publicity.

"The moon landing was real, I watched the documentary, they also took pictures of the Earth from the moon. It's been published in the newspapers. Harry pulled Ron and explained in a whisper.

"How is this possible!"

Ron had a look of disbelief on his face, he wouldn't suspect that his best brother had deceived him, could it be that the Muggles had really landed on the moon?

"Copy in pairs." Melda, who was on the side, drew her wand and tapped the "A Brief History of Time" on the other side. Then the book seemed to have been split open, and in the blink of an eye, it split in two, and then split into four.

In a matter of seconds, eleven copies of A Brief History of Time appeared on the table.

Copying spells work really well for these things that don't contain magic.

Melda nodded, then waved her wand and handed the book to all the young wizards present.

If it's a magic book with magical powers, the Copy Charm won't work.

"Everyone takes it back and has a good look, just to see a novelty and listen to a story." Melda didn't say how good and great "A Brief History of Time" is.

Because for a group of twelve-year-olds, these are far less important than novelty.