Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 106 Spare Me, Professor Hermione
Moon didn't know what the danger Professor Sprout was talking about was?
Especially digging the soil can be dangerous, which makes Moon, who has worked at Xilin Farm for more than four years, a little confused.

But Moon knew that Professor Sprout would not say these things for no reason, so he did not doubt it.

Besides, he just happened to need to go find Hagrid.

Now that there has been progress in cultivating willow branches with dragon manure fertilizer, Moon's next step will be to try planting some crop seeds.

There weren't many of these common things in the castle, but Moon had seen quite a few in Hagrid's vegetable garden.

After returning to the common room from the club classroom in the evening.

As soon as Moon walked through the portrait door, Hermione came up to him.

"I've been using the Hand Warming Spell No. 2 for over three days now. I think this is considered a preliminary success!"

"Right, uh~, [Hand Warming Spell]?"

Moon asked after a slight hesitation.

"Yes, that's my new name for it!"

The jam jar containing the [Fire Charm] has been kept by Hermione lately.

After this period of contact, Hermione felt that it was no longer appropriate to call the [Fire-Making Spell] for this kind of flame that could last for a long time.

After all, no one would keep a fire going for three days.

"That's a nice new name."

Moon was not good at naming, so now that Hermione had come up with a new name, he naturally had no objection.

Especially the name of this spell is very consistent with their original starting point.

"Thank you. By the way, did you ask about the clay?"

Seeing that Moon had no objection, Hermione happily asked about the container of the [Hand-Warming Spell].

"I asked, and Professor Sprout said he would ask Hagrid to go with us to get this dangerous soil tomorrow."

"Danger?"

"That's right, although I don't understand it either."

"Well, there must be a lot of dangers around the castle, otherwise the Muggles would have been able to get in easily, right?"

Hermione's explanation of the dangers wasn't very comprehensive.

In fact, on the way back, Moon kept thinking about the dangers around the school.

Areas like the Forbidden Forest and the Black Lake, which house all kinds of magical animals, are definitely the most dangerous places.

Of course, the same goes for the castle, such as the sudden appearance of a troll and the three-headed dog in the corridor that can bite the professor.
After counting all the dangerous factors, Moon found that Hogwarts did not seem to be very safe.

"I really hope we can all graduate safely."

"Don't worry, from what I understand the school's mortality rate isn't very high, but there's a high chance of getting injured."

Hermione's understatement made Moon no longer want to discuss the matter.

Moon knew that Hermione had read the entire book "Hogwarts: A History".

Since this young professor can say this, it proves that the chance of getting injured at school must be quite high.

"By the way, how are you finding out about the Transfiguration spell on the terracotta warriors?"

After Moon suggested using clay figurines to make hand warmers, Hermione had always wanted to use the same Transfiguration spell that Snape had on them.

For this purpose, she not only stared at Snape's face for more than an hour in the spell practice classroom, but also went to the library to look for information.

"I found seventeen books on this subject of transfiguration in the library. I've only just finished reading three of them, but I think I'll find the answer soon."

"Uh~, okay."

Hermione reads much faster than ordinary people. Moon already knew this, so he naturally didn't question her statement.

While Moon and Hermione were chatting, Ron, Harry and the others gathered around them.

"Moon, it just occurred to me that none of us know how to make terracotta figurines."

Hearing Ron's question, he looked at the confused and ignorant looks of Harry, Neville, and Seamus.

Moon had a basic understanding of the reaction times of these little wizards.

Moon remembered that he had told his roommates yesterday to make hand warmers out of clay figurines, but they only realized today that they didn't know how to make them.

"Don't worry, we are well prepared."

Moon said and glanced at Hermione, and then the little witch hurried back to the dormitory.

After a while she came out with a pile of books.

"These are all the books I asked my family to send me, and the books I borrowed from the library about making terracotta figurines."

“Do I have to read all of this?”

Seeing Hermione holding seven or eight books, including two large tomes, Ron was instantly defeated.

"Of course not. If you just want to learn how to make terracotta figurines, these two books are enough."

Hermione said as she took out two books that were not very thick and slammed them on the table.

"Oh~, that's okay."

Ron was visibly relieved.

"What about the remaining books? What are they good for?"

Seeing that Hermione was holding a few books in her arms, Harry couldn't help but ask curiously.

"Oh, just in case, I looked up the history of terracotta and how it was made in different parts of Europe."

After hearing Hermione's explanation, the little wizards instantly lost interest in the books in Hermione's arms.

Moon didn't expect Hermione to make so many preparations.

He had just finished reading the two books that Hermione had slammed on the desk yesterday.

As for the remaining books, it was also the first time he saw them.

“Is it really necessary to study the history of terracotta figurines when making them?”

"Of course, the clay hasn't been collected yet, so everything is still unknown. We have to make some preparations, and studying isn't that difficult."

Moon had long known that Hermione had a very wide range of knowledge, but he didn't expect that this little witch was still breaking the limit again and again.

"Well, if you don't mind, Professor Hermione, you could actually guide them."

Moon has already read the basic manual on how to make terracotta warriors, and now he doesn't want to study the history of terracotta warriors anymore.

But since Hermione knew so much, she couldn't just let this knowledge go to waste.

Seeing Harry and Ron still heatedly discussing the source of the clay in the book, Moon felt it necessary to let Hermione teach them a lesson.

"This kind of soil can be dug up in the mountain behind our house."

"Impossible, Ron. You just said that the hill behind your house is all red soil. This kind of soil is obviously brown."

"Stop talking, everyone. Actually, there are no specific requirements for the color of clay. The ancient Greeks proved this over a thousand years ago."

"Oh, spare us, Professor Hermione."

Hearing that Hermione actually started to explain the history of terracotta warriors from a thousand years ago to a few young wizards, Moon, who was sitting next to them, laughed.

He had originally just wanted Hermione to explain the steps of making terracotta figurines, but he hadn't expected it to involve the ancient Greeks.

After reading the two manuals on basic pottery figurine making that Hermione brought, Moon knew that this skill was difficult to master.

Although it is similar to wood carving, it transforms a material into various animal images.

But there is still some difference between one using a knife and the other using his hands.

Fortunately, after Moon's experience in making magic wands, his hands have made great progress in controlling subtle differences.

So after watching the steps of making the terracotta figurines, Moon was still very confident in himself.

It seemed that despite the resistance of Ron, Harry and the others, Hermione was finally getting back on track.

Moon began to review the transformation process of the [Fire Spell] at the side.

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