Because of the huge impact of appearing in the Chocolate Frog cartoon, Wright will quickly become the center of attention whenever he appears in places where students hang out. Therefore, in order to avoid other people's excessive attention and interruption, in addition to casting a spell on himself to reduce his sense of existence, Wright also thought of a way, which is to try to stagger the time when he and others will bump into each other.
Because of this, Wright arrived at the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom very early today. After he found a more suitable position in the corner of the second-to-last row of the classroom by the window that would not easily attract attention, no students came to the classroom.
Wright sat down on the chair, then took out the broomstick test flight data processing manuscript paper from the Mock bag, and began to calculate what went wrong with the last test flight, and write down improvement methods that might work later. Sunday night was not enough time to fully process the test flight data. Wright's original plan was to spend all his spare time on Monday to complete the matter.
But plans couldn't keep up with the changes. No matter where Wright was yesterday, there would always be students who suddenly appeared to interrupt his thoughts. It was originally a good time to hide in the broomstick workshop last night, but since Professor Flitwick and Professor McGonagall had assigned quite a lot of homework during the day, Wright could only postpone this data processing task. Pushing it a little, so that he still hasn't dealt with it until now.
Slowly, more and more students entered the classroom, and the classroom began to become a little noisy. But Wright turned a deaf ear to this and seemed not to hear the words between them at all. And the students who saw Wright lowering his head and concentrating on writing something knew enough not to come here to disturb him.
Of course, some people don't need to understand Wright's mood. After all, during the six years she was in elementary school, she had already established her own unique way of getting along with Wright.
"Wright, are you still processing those test flight data?"
Wright raised his head, and the person who came over to question him was naturally Chang Chu.
"Yes, I have put these data in the Mock bag for a while, and they need to be disposed of as soon as possible." Wright nodded, "If it is kept for a while, it is difficult for me to be sure whether I will remember this. Something needs to be dealt with.”
Chang Chu didn't comment on what Wright said, but just sat down in the seat next to him that had been vacant for a long time.
By the way, although there were nearly twice as many students walking into this classroom today than last time, everyone almost knew who the seat next to Wright should belong to. Besides, when Wright fell from his broomstick to the school last Wednesday, a large number of students gathered around to watch him and Chang Chu hug him for a long time.
After Chang Chu sat down in his seat, he took out the Defense Against the Dark Arts textbook and put it on the table. Even though Professor Derwent's class didn't seem to need this textbook, Chang Chu, like some students, still brought this thick tome into the classroom.
Chang Chu turned around and said to Wright, "Wright, I still think you can't ride your Moon Dream anymore!"
"Chang Chu, I have told you several times that the previous Moon Dream has been destroyed. It was blown into powder by the hurricane high in the sky." Wright stopped the pen in his hand and said helplessly Looked at Chang Chu.
"I know." Chang Chu said, "But isn't it very simple for you to make another broomstick? You only spent a week making the last broomstick."
"Sorry, Chang Chu, I can't promise you this." Wright shook his head and said, "The most I can promise you is that I won't fly to such a high place like last time."
"You promise?" Chang Chu's eyes were fixed on Wright's face, as if he wanted to judge whether he was telling the truth or a lie through his micro-expressions.
"Yes, I promise." Wright nodded and said, "Actually, I didn't plan to fly to such a high place last time. But you have to know that sometimes boys are more impulsive. Wait until you fly there When I am five meters high, I want to fly to ten meters high; when I fly to the Quidditch pitch, I want to be higher than the top of Hogwarts Castle; when I fly to a thousand meters high , I just want to see where my limits are.”
"So you fell from such a high place just when you were testing your limits!" Chang Chu said calmly.
"I didn't expect that Moon Dream would suddenly disintegrate when it flew to such a high position." Wright could still bear this level of words, not to mention what Chang Chu said was true, "To be honest, I originally thought At best, it would fall from the sky because the floating spell failed, but I never thought it would actually disintegrate."
This is indeed Wright's true thought.
Wright never thought that the first standard-sized flying broomstick he made would be so powerful. You must know that when he lived in the Leaky Cauldron, he also made some small flying broomsticks, but the floating charm attached to them never existed. Never lasted this long! After arriving at school, although Wright specifically asked Professor Flitwick about the duration of the levitation spell, he never thought that it would actually be able to fly for so long this time.
Wright thought he would have to wait until at least the end of first grade before he could successfully make a broomstick!
"Okay, it's meaningless to say this now." Chang Chu waved his hands carelessly, as if she had completely forgotten how anxious and distressed she felt when she saw Wright falling from the sky, "As long as you promise to me not to fly too fast in the future. That’s fine.”
"Yes, yes." Wright said with a low eyebrow.
"If you make other broomsticks in the future, you must conduct rigorous flight tests before you can ride them yourself."
"yes."
"When you are in school, you must be under the attention of the teacher and me before you can ride the broomstick you made."
"yes."
"I haven't thought about the other things yet. I'll add them later."
"yes."
"Very good." Chang Chu nodded with satisfaction, "You can go about your business now!"
At this time, more and more students entered the classroom, including students from two grades and four colleges. The blue Ravenclaws sat on the far left side, the green Slytherin sat next to Ravenclaw, the red Gryffindor sat on the far right, and the yellow Hutch Patch sat between Gryffindor and Slytherin.
Wright continued to immerse himself in the test flight data, and now only the last few were almost completed. Chang Chu also lowered his head and read the "Dark Force Self-Defense Guide" on the table. Some of the magic spells mentioned above do have very good practical value.
As the class bell rang, Professor Derwent pushed open the wooden door on the second floor of the classroom on time, walked down the stairs in front of the door, and walked to the podium.