Harry Potter and the Rebirth

"Where do we go next?"

Harry has been to many places during this period of time, but Rosier seemed to want him to guess the purpose. There was no pattern in the many places he went to. The slightly more formal ones were the United States Ministry of Magic, and the more formal ones were some US government agencies.

At this time, the news had changed to another topic, which was the predictions about the two candidates for the presidential year. No one was optimistic about the other person who suddenly emerged, and the news host was even biased and mocked the other competitor.

Rozier put down the cutlery in his hand and said, "It's time to go to another place—"

"what?"

"NASA headquarters."

"you sure?!"

Maybe it was because Harry had lived in the wizarding world most of the time since he knew he had magical powers, so he didn't know how terrible the impact of wizards on the Muggle world would be if the International Statute of Secrecy was abolished.

Harry was very excited. Although he had lived in the UK since he was a child, he had admired the first person to land on the moon. "Can I see Amsterd 1?"

Rosier's expression was a little strange. I couldn't tell what Harry felt when he saw it. He still had a hint of doubt in his mind, and only after he and Miss Ella really arrived at the headquarters did he seem to understand some things.

This trip was not as inspiring, eye-opening or mind-expanding as Harry had imagined, but rather just like an ordinary visit to a museum.

Harry didn't comment further on the journey. On the way back, he discussed the matter with Miss Ella who was sitting in the back seat with him.

At this time, a new driver had already taken the seat.

"Where's that uncle?" Harry asked, but she was still a little worried.

"He has retired." The new uncle looked very envious. He thought of the exciting gift last night. For a moment, he was more attentive to the two people behind him. He even called them this morning to show off. It was ridiculous. He felt a little indignant.

After seeing the look on the new driver's face, Harry felt relieved.

"You don't believe me?" Ella said jokingly. Harry felt a little embarrassed. Although his real purpose was this, he still had to say something more.

"I'm just curious."

Ella didn't dwell on this issue any further.

"What do you think of today's trip?"

Ella wanted to personally test this legendary savior, who would become a great boss in the future, to see if he really had the ability or was just an empty talk under his reputation.

"Have we ever really gone out?"

Ella laughed heartily, and gently placed her delicate hands on Harry's shoulders. She looked at the boy's ears which turned red instantly, and then put her hands down.

A thin film gradually rose up around the driver, and everything happened unconsciously. Harry understood, and Ella looked at Harry in surprise, because the power of the film was increasing.

Harry leaned forward and held out his hand. The driver slowed down the car and veered to the side of the road. He turned his head and looked at Harry, and then the car suddenly stopped by the side of the road.

"What are you-"

"Don't worry, he won't know anything we talked about today."

Harry didn't think closing his ears was a good choice here. Ella expressed her understanding, and at the same time, there was a hint of fusion in her eyes. She was really the same type as that person. She had a little compassion for everyone. She was in a high position, but she could still see the difficulties of the people below. Although Harry didn't think so,

"I repeat, mankind has never gone out."

Ella noticed that no Muggles were used here until Harry came.

"How on earth did you deduce that?"

"According to the official version, a rocket was built, broke through the atmosphere, and then reached the moon. Then the astronauts left the spacecraft and left the first human footprint on the lunar soil."

"Are you saying that their technology has not reached this level yet?" Ella was a little curious. What exactly did this prove? Isn't this something that anyone who understands this aspect of the matter would know?

"No, it's just that the books of the wizarding world have never recorded anything about the world outside the earth." What is recorded in the history of magic? The founding of Hogwarts, the birth of Merlin, the goblin rebellion in the tavern, the disappearance of ancient magic and the establishment of the modern magic system, and countless generations of Dark Lords -

They seem to be focused on the world below their feet and have never explored beyond the sky. In Muggle history books, countless poets looked up at the sky and wrote beautiful works that have been passed down for thousands of years.

Rosier carefully searched for some records about magicians in his mind. This seemed not to be the case, but they had astronomy. Astronomy classes were not always held in the early morning with a telescope, but no wizard had ever said that he wanted to go outside and take a look with his own abilities.

This seemed to be a stamp of thought. Ella felt a chill on her back. Although it was sunny and windy outside, the remaining air blew into the car, and I could smell the lushness of the trees and the vitality of the flowers and plants in the distance.

“I think astronomy, although it has records about constellations and specific descriptions of their locations, is more used in predicting future prospects.”

Just like the centaurs he had met, who had been muttering countless times before the war, saying how the celestial phenomena would be and how Hogwarts would end up in war. It was very accurate, but that was all.

"Do you think we can fly to the top and take a look?"

Harry suddenly had this idea, and he looked at Ella with some excitement, hoping to get her approval.

"No, flying, there is no flying magic." Ella hesitated. Broomstick, does anyone fly so high with a broomstick? Magical creatures, are they willing to fly so high? Even if it is the only flying magic in the world, how many people can do it?

Seeing Ella's panic, Harry quickly tried to make up for it, "I was just saying it, who would fly into the sky for no reason?"

Harry suddenly realized something. Perhaps this was the power of thought. "Maybe there's a little more—"

"Oh?"

"Muggles don't have magic, so any unexplainable things that happen in the world are attributed to the appearance of gods within a thousand years. As for the gods, the best destination is the sky that they long for but cannot reach."

Ella nodded. It was a very good angle.

1 Armstrong, the first American astronaut to land on the moon.