The man behind Hogwarts

"One Hundred and Eight Miraculous Plants"

The content of this book is exactly the same as the name of the book. There is not too much nonsense. After the introduction, it goes directly to the main text.

One hundred and eight species of plants are described in sequence.

In William's eyes, it was as if he saw a picture of vibrant, meandering plants.

Rattans, herbs, shrubs, aquatic plants, fire plants...

Harmless, bloodthirsty, disguised...

Quickly flipping through the book from beginning to end, he wanted to find a description of Sawtooth Vine.

If ZAIMOYU had seen sawtooth vine, he would have recorded it in a book.

Although it is not transformed by William's spiritual cultivation technique, the sawtooth vine itself is a magical plant that can grow in cold areas such as snow-capped mountains.

Its root system is only a small ball, but the vines can grow very long, and it also has unique saw teeth.

brush.

The last page is turned. William shook his head in disappointment. He didn't see the sawtooth vine.

"But this book is really interesting."

He has finished reading this book, and the one hundred and eight magical plants described in the book have been deeply remembered by him. According to this progress, as long as he reads it three or four times, he will be able to remember them all word for word.

Finding an unoccupied place, William sat down and read slowly.

Although these magical plants are not as vivid as magical animals, they are a lot of fun.

"I remember I seemed to see something familiar. Let me think about it...it seemed to be page 57."

Thoughtful, he turned to page 57.

"Magic Plant No. 49 - Mulberry Tree"

The name of this magical plant is written in the center of the page, and there is also a hand-drawn picture in the middle of the page.

A three-meter-tall tree plant with a trunk as thick as Snape's waist. The trunk is straight with no branches or vines. Only a dozen branches stick out from the top. There are sparse pages on it and some fruits hanging down.

The bark of the mulberry tree is gray-white, but also mixed with messy, red ribbon-like colors.

There are cracks on the surface of the bark, like scales, spreading from bottom to top.

This picture may actually be hand-drawn.

Because the brush strokes in the picture are a bit blurry, even the pattern of the leaves cannot be seen clearly. Fortunately, the characteristics of the fruit at the front can be distinguished after being carefully painted.

——The size of a plum, with several red fruit lines on it.

"Um......"

William's eyes were fixed on this small fruit, especially the red fruit lines on its surface, which were the same color as those on the bark of the tree.

"It looks familiar...and a little familiar. I seem to have seen it somewhere?"

He thought deeply subconsciously.

Scenes from the past flashed through my mind quickly, like thunder across the sky, illuminating a land.

William's eyes flashed, and a picture appeared in his light blue pupils - Uncle Cat's gift, red fruit pattern, given to Hagrid, Hagrid praised it as delicious, very delicious!

——It turns out to be this thing!

He suddenly realized that this mulberry tree was not the gift that Uncle Cat gave him when he first visited Hagrid, and then he gave it to Hagrid.

Hagrid also said at that time that it was called "Fire Mulberry", but William didn't take it seriously.

Unexpectedly, he is also a magical plant.

According to the description in the book, the reason why the mulberry tree was considered a magical plant by him was mainly because of two characteristics:

First: The fruit of the mulberry fruit is extremely delicious, sweet but not greasy, tender and juicy, and has good magical adaptability. It can be used to prepare many magic potions, among which "Greedy Appetite Candy" is the most famous.

Second: The trunk of the mulberry tree, like the fruit, has good magic adaptability, and is more stable than the fruit.

A long time ago, wizards would use mulberry tree cores to make wands, but it is rarely seen now.

ZAIMOYU remarks:

"The trunk of the mulberry tree has a perfect feel and if you are a wizard who enjoys crafting, it will be your favorite wood."

Making a wand?

handicraft?

These two effects of the mulberry tree are eye-opening.

"I don't know what the so-called perfect feeling feels like..."

William pursed his lips, he was a little itchy about the so-called "perfect touch".

——By the way, it seems that I haven’t tried handicrafts yet?

Before, William did many novel things in order to try out the system's target rewards, such as painting, music, etc. He had never tried handicrafts.

Crafts: such as carving.

When he thought of carving, William thought of the little girl who liked to follow behind him, that lively girl with slightly freckles - Andrea.

She also gave him a half-finished wood carving.

William has been obsessed with studying since he entered school and has not had time to play with it yet.

"It seems that I have to find time to finish carving the wood. Maybe I can try to see if I can trigger system rewards." He thought to himself.

I looked up at the time, it was still early noon.

He decisively closed the book and took out a few pieces of paper from his pocket. A square piece of paper slightly smaller than A4, neatly divided into many rectangles the size of a fingernail.

He tore off several rectangles and wrote on them:

A3 herbal medicine (plants, organisms), B1 magic plants, C5 plant review, D12 plant review.

Following this example, he divided the books he just read into categories, and then posted them in the lower right corner of the back of the books.

William frowned slightly when he saw the classification of "One Hundred and Eight Magical Plants".

Except for the two grades A and B, which are fairly accurate, the latter two grades C and D are relatively vague, but there is no other way.

You can't become a fat man with one bite, you have to do it step by step.

Complete the classification one by one.

If there is a little wizard who likes to visit the library, if he is careful enough, he will find that several bookshelves on the first floor of the library have this kind of rectangular paper strips affixed to the backs of the books.

Gem Club, in action.

He took out two books from the bookshelf, plus "One Hundred and Eight Magical Plants" in his hand, making a total of three books. This was something he wanted to borrow immediately.

"Mrs. Pingsi, I'd better borrow three books. I'll register them directly."

Mrs. Pince didn't even look up, she just nodded.

William took the registration book from her hand with ease and wrote his borrowing information on it.

Looking at Mrs. Pingsi again, she was still reading with her head down, seemingly without any distractions.

William smiled secretly.

I don’t know since when, Mrs. Pingsi began to trust him more and more. She didn’t even bother to take a look at this kind of borrowing and returning books.

If it were any other little wizard, she would definitely treat him like a thief with eyes like hooks.

"Tsk tsk."

The pen moved like a dragon, writing down the borrowing information, and William felt a little proud in his heart. "Mrs. Pingsi's differential treatment makes people happy the most."

I once heard a saying: What is love? Love is a prejudice.

Whenever other little wizards went to the library with William, they almost always went in happily and came out in a moody mood.

They can best understand what prejudice is.