Fairly sure that there are places run by white court. But we don't want to bring our low willpower friend there unless we are actually trying to bait them.
Rosie still reads as mortal, and would probably trigger the "you are not allowed to bring your own food" rules if we go that route.
Which is a interesting setting choice that we are breaking. Thematically flight is generally the thing that separates genes between street level and over the top super heroics.
It's interesting that flight is air manipulation. Harry does gravity manipulation regularly. Yet there's no gravity manipulation flight. I'm guessing that not many (if any) wizards are aware of general relativity and how gravity works. Maybe also look at ion propulsion. Basically, I think wizards could achieve flight, but they are brute forcing it, instead of doing something more elegant.
We might want to get NSS if we plan on continuing to be so blatant in using our powers. Which we almost certainly are. They are too useful to not use.
Maybe Harry could have used his mini Chicago to treat all of Chicago as a magic sink. Only would allow flight in the city, but that could still be useful. Of course it still runs into the step learning curve and fatality likely to result if you mess up when redirecting that much force.
When I was talking about using general relativity to fly, I wasn't talking about making something lighter, oh no. I am much more ambitious. And note that the design in the link has the whole "one thing up, the other thing down" balance inbuilt.
Is Molly geek enough to be able to suggest this to Harry?
Shame. I guess Butters or Alphas could suggest it at some point.
