hogwarts shady

Later, Ravenclaw asked Ryan to master the wandless casting of the runes "water" and "fire" based on "clear water like a spring" and "blazing fire".

After explaining the principles of multi-character coordinated spell casting, this week's course finally came to an end.

On Monday afternoon, Ryan arrived outside the greenhouse on time.

Professor Sprout immediately smiled on his face when he saw Ryan, who was fully armed in work robes and dragon skin gloves.

"You don't have to be so serious, kid." Professor Sprout said, "Today we go to the second greenhouse. There are no dangerous herbs there. Let's fertilize these little babies together."

Ryan nodded in agreement, followed Professor Sprout to carry a bucket of dragon dung from the first greenhouse, took a copper spoon, and entered the second greenhouse area.

"Watch what I do." Professor Sprout said, "Many of the herbs here are very delicate. Don't drizzle the fertilizer from the top, but like this... Pour the fertilizer up around the roots. Remember, Don’t touch the rhizomes, the copper spoon may scratch them.”

Ryan remembered these points and followed them.

"You did a great job." Professor Sprout smiled and nodded, "Then, I'll start over there and you start here. If you encounter any questions, you can ask me."

"Okay, Professor."

Ryan calmed down and poured fertilizer on the herbs one by one, carefully identifying the species and growth status of each herb.

Finally, in the third field, he found the liquid weed that he had seen in "Thousands of Miraculous Herbs and Mushrooms".

Ryan kept his expression unchanged and applied fertilizer to each sapweed without touching them.

Now is not the time to pick. Ryan will have to wait until next Thursday, when the moon is full.

Next, Ryan found another land where two-eared grass was planted, and now all the materials were available.

Ryan straightened up and twisted his somewhat stiff waist. He pointed at the two-eared grass and asked, "Professor Sprout, can I take some two-eared grass back?"

Professor Sprout raised his head: "Of course, it's not a rare herb. That area is mainly used to feed herbivorous magical animals. Hagrid sometimes comes to cut some to feed the unicorns. But, you What do you want two-eared grass for?"

"I just think this kind of grass looks very beautiful, and I want to plant some in the common room." Ryan said, "But, from what you said, I can bring the two-eared grass to Mr. Hagrid. He seems to like it very much." Unicorn look.”

"Do you know Hagrid?" Sprout stood up. She knocked on her waist and smiled, "I'm going to trouble you. Bring more two-eared grass to Hagrid. To be honest, he always You have to trample a lot of herbs when you come to the greenhouse."

"I don't think he did it on purpose." Ryan picked up a bundle of two-eared grass. "He's just a little big."

"I'm not blaming him." Professor Sprout shook his head, "It's just that anyone who loves herbal medicine will feel distressed when he sees a greenhouse in disarray."

She carried the dragon dung bucket and waved to Ryan: "That's it for today. You are not suitable to come in the third greenhouse yet."

"Is there anything in there?" Ryan looked in the direction of the third greenhouse.

"You have a chance to come in in the second grade." Professor Sprout smiled and took the bucket and spoon from Ryan. "Mandrake has been quite grumpy recently. If it calms down these days, I can take you." Go see something.”

Ryan bowed and thanked Professor Sprout, then left the greenhouse holding the two-eared grass he had just bundled.

He grabbed a handful of the two-eared grass and stuffed it into the bag of his work robe before continuing to walk towards Hagrid's hut.

Before he reached the door, Ryan was stopped by a hound.

It shook its ferocious big head and whined and barked, but its movements were not at all consistent with its appearance. It stuck out its tongue and licked Ryan's hand affectionately.

"Ya Ya, who's here?" Hearing the dog barking outside the door, Hagrid walked out of the house, "Ryan? Why are you here... Oh, isn't this two-eared grass? Thank you so much!"

Hagrid took the haystack that Ryan was holding in his arms with one hand, and held the collar of the hunting dog Yaya with the other hand: "Come and sit in the house?"

"Thank you." Ryan walked into the room. "Good afternoon, Mr. Hagrid. The pumpkins are growing well."

"Haha, haha." Hagrid rubbed his nose and looked at the ceiling, "I asked Professor Sprout for some dragon dung. Look, isn't it very effective?"

No matter how effective it was, it would be impossible to grow a pumpkin to the height of a person. Ryan couldn't help complaining in his heart.

Hagrid changed the subject and asked, "How come you have time to give me two-eared grass?"

"I was being detained by Professor Guan Sprout. The professor heard that I was your friend, so he asked me to bring him here." Ryan replied.

"Confinement? What mistake did you make?" Hagrid opened his eyes slightly.

“I didn’t take leave when I left school, and I’m already reflecting on it,” Lane said.

"Oh, don't be sad." Hagrid laughed, "What do you mean? In Hogwarts, little wizards who don't cause trouble have no future."

He lowered his voice and said, "Don't get caught next time."

Ryan also laughed. He winked at Hagrid and said softly: "I understand."

"If Dumbledore hadn't allowed the little wizard to go to the Forbidden Forest, I would have wanted to introduce you to the unicorns." Hagrid rubbed his nose, "They are so cute that they eat two-eared grass. I think we can do it today." Let them have a good time.”

"It doesn't matter. I'll have plenty of opportunities to get to know unicorns when I take the Magical Creatures class in the future," Ryan said.

Hagrid nodded. His eyes stayed on the pile of debris for a while, and then he said awkwardly: "Sorry, Ryan, I don't know how to thank you. I don't have anything interesting at the moment."

"You don't have to be like this, Mr. Hagrid." Ryan shook his head, "It's just a matter of effort, you don't need to be so polite."

"How can that be possible?" Hagrid shook his head, his beard trembling, "You have done me a big favor, let me think about it, well, if I am lucky today, I can ask the unicorns if they have any If you don’t have the horns that have fallen off, how about I give you some tail hair if that doesn’t work?”

"You are too polite, Mr. Hagrid." Ryan shook his head. "The value of these materials is too high. If you really want to give me a gift... let me think about it, you can give me a piece of African tree snake. Snakeskin? I don't need much, just a small piece that can cover my wand. I want to change it to a more beautiful wand cover."

"No problem, I'll ask at the market next time." Hagrid patted his chest, "If I buy it, I'll ask the owl to pass a note to you."

"Thank you, Mr. Hagrid."

Ryan left Hagrid's hut. He looked at the recipe list on the parchment and showed a satisfied smile.

There are still lacewings and leeches left, the former can be caught on the grass, and there are a lot of the latter in the mud on the edge of the black lake.

He returned to the dormitory, stuffed the two-eared grass under the bed, took off his work robe and put it in the basket for changing clothes.

Then, Ryan opened the door curtain of Justin's dormitory.

"Your lockdown is over today?" Justin asked. "How do you feel?"

"Pretty good." Ryan's eyes were bright and he spoke with a smile, "Justin, would you like to go to the Black Lake with me to get close to nature?"