Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 135 Mysterious Alchemy
"You want to learn magic from me?"

After Moon returned to the Scarlet Moon, the little witch Chris immediately followed.

"Yes, please take me in."

The little witch Chris knelt on one knee as a gesture of respect in front of Moon.

Moon knew that this was the highest etiquette between a master and a disciple in this world in which knowledge was truly imparted.

But Moon didn't think he could teach others magic now, so he immediately stopped the little witch when she knelt down.

"Don't be like that. Actually, I don't know much."

Moon was speaking the truth. Most of the knowledge he possessed now was the basic magic for first-year students at Hogwarts.

In his opinion, these things are far from being worthy of being someone's teacher.

"No! You are the youngest, most talented magician I have ever met."

Chris said excitedly.

"Hmm? How many magicians have you met?"

"Well, only one besides you."

Moon originally wanted to learn more about magicians from Chris, so he asked more questions out of curiosity.

But I didn’t expect that this little witch’s knowledge was not very broad.

"But even if there is only one, you are absolutely incomparable."

Through the story told by the little witch Chris, Moon learned the true identity of the witch.

Chrissy Calvin.

He is thirteen years old this year and a villager of Machiko Village at the foot of Snow Eagle Mountain.

When he was eight years old, his magical talent was discovered by a magician named Byron Chelsea, and he began to embark on the journey of learning magic.

In the first two years of learning magic, Byron Chelsea taught Chris how to control magic power and identify the raw materials of potions.

He also told Chris that if she wanted to learn more magic, she must provide something valuable in exchange.

Potion raw materials or gold coins are both acceptable.

It was also under such regulations that the Calvin family spent all their wealth to help Chris collect the raw materials for the potion.

Chris was also very hardworking. She learned a hemostatic potion in a very short time, although the success rate was not very high.

However, this unfair transaction soon became impossible to continue.

Not only did the Calvin family no longer have anything valuable to offer, but Chris's identity also began to be discovered by the villagers.

Especially after learning that the war was coming, Byron Chelsea disappeared one night.

"He's a liar! The liar who drugged Master Calvin."

Aunt Whitney, who had been following Chris, couldn't help but curse after hearing this.

This time, Chrissy didn't stop Aunt Whitney from continuing.

After being on the ship for so many days, she had begun to realize that she might have been deceived.

"Sir Scarlett, if you are unwilling to accept me as your student, a fair exchange is fine. I can tell you the potion formula."

Fair exchange.

This is exactly the rule of trade between magicians that Byron Chelsea told Chris.

"Wait, I don't need this recipe."

Seeing the little witch Chris anxiously rummaging through the messenger bag, Moon quickly stopped her.

Moon already knew the formula for the hemostatic potion, and the efficacy of the potion he successfully refined was much better than Chris's.

Seeing Moon's refusal, Chris was obviously a little panicked.

She didn't know what else she could offer in exchange.

But she really didn't want to miss Moon, the real magician.

"I can be your servant, as long as you teach me magic."

"I really don't need it."

“I can do the laundry!”

Moon didn't refuse verbally this time. He took out his wand and cast [Stain Dissipation] on his clothes which were already a little dirty.

Chris's eyes lit up when she saw this, and then she quickly said, "I can iron clothes!"

A note [smooth as new]

"I can serve tea and water."

A note [clear water like a spring]

"I can move things."

A [Box Move]

After Moon performed all the magic, the little witch Chris was about to cry.

She originally only wanted to learn the magic that could repair things that Moon had, and even decided to exchange it for the potion formula.

But now, not only did Moon look down on what she had, but he also displayed so many magical spells.

This made Chris feel like she was facing a mountain of gold but couldn't take away a single grain of gold.

"Why didn't you say you could cook?"

After seeing the little witch's unwavering perseverance, Moon actually didn't mind teaching her a little magic.

All the spells just now were just tests, and Moon was afraid that the other party would reveal that he could cook.

After all, Moon has not mastered this magic.

"Uh~, because I can't cook."

Hearing Chris's honest answer, Moon laughed while standing nearby.

"Sir, I can actually cook."

Aunt Whitney, who was standing nearby, immediately spoke up after seeing the predicament of her young master.

"Mammy, you"

After hearing Aunt Whitney say this, Chris turned around and looked over with some emotion.

"Stop talking, young lady. I know you've always wanted to learn magic, but the man before you was just a liar."

After Aunt Whitney said this, she hurried forward and wiped the tears from Chris's face.

"This gentleman before you is a true magician. Miss, you must not miss him."

Moon didn't know why he finally agreed to the master-servant relationship.

They were not asked to do laundry or cook, nor were they asked to serve tea and water. Aunt Daisy was simply asked to arrange for them to stay on the Scarlet Moon temporarily.

When the Crimson Moon was repaired and ready to set off.

Gold sent a lot of crew members from other ships to help, including Lance's group.

Karen, the first mate of the Thorn, came here to help the veterans master the boat driving skills, but Zalan seemed to be very familiar with everything on the ship.

In his own words, "I was originally a sailor, and later joined the army."

Moon was no longer surprised that Zalan knew a lot of things.

In his opinion, if he didn't understand something, he could probably find Zalan and solve it.

Of course, this only applies to ordinary people. As for magical matters, Moon can only rely on himself.

After the Scarlet Moon began its voyage, the veterans gave the best room to Moon.

Unable to refuse, Moon could only study the newly acquired "Alchemy Notes" in this room which was much more spacious than the one on the Thorn.

This note contains many unfamiliar magical terms, and it will take some time for Moon to fully understand them.

However, the notes also contain many insights and experiences on alchemy left by the authors.

It mentions "the faithless organization," "the magic cage," "definitely can be rescued," and "the key" many times.
Moon also speculated from these words that the key carried by the pirate leader should be used to open some kind of "magic cage" and rescue someone.

But what exactly is this magic cage?
Who else needs to be rescued?

It is not explicitly mentioned in the book.

"Alchemy. I remember it was a course that only sixth-year students at Hogwarts could take."

Playing with the brass key in his hand, Moon began to feel a little worried.

alchemy.

But this is not an area that Moon's current magical ability can reach.

(End of this chapter)