Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 171 [Head Soaking Curse]

Although the third-year Potions textbook already contains intermediate-level potions content, it does not mean that you can become an intermediate potion master after completing the third-year Potions class.

This classification is just a summary of knowledge made by Hogwarts to facilitate the learning of young wizards.

Of course, if a student can truly understand all the potion content from grades one to three, then he or she will be qualified to become an intermediate potion master.

For Moon, it was the identification and analysis of potions in the second-year Potions textbook, as well as the recipes for precise potion proportions and specific steps.

There is also the use of magical plant and animal materials in potions for third year students.

He needs this knowledge very much now.

After all, there was a whole world of magical herbs and potion materials waiting for him to identify and use.

"Well, since you said so, I'll ask my family to send me my old Potions textbook."

After getting Cedric's consent, Moon went to check the other plants in the club with peace of mind.

After taking care of the plants left by the old members of the club for such a long time, Moon has mastered more and more knowledge about herbal medicine.

The accumulation of this knowledge gave him great confidence to open up his own herb garden or herb greenhouse in another world.

While Moon was refertilizing the dragon's blood grass, Professor Sprout had already arrived at the club.

Only after solving the problem of the senior students and agreeing to help Cedric deal with the sleepy face fungus did Sprout look at Moon.

In fact, there is no mandatory order for consultation questions in the Herbal Club.

Everyone habitually lets the older students ask first, and then the younger wizards.

This is because questions from senior students are generally more unique and urgent, while questions from junior students are mostly more basic.

Especially since these issues are already known to the seniors.

Another point is that everyone will voluntarily give more time to younger members.

Especially a young wizard like Moon who has amazing talent in herbalism.

"Mr. Scarlett, did you tell Hagrid something about the Christmas cactus?"

Before Moon could ask a question, Professor Sprout gave him an inquiring look.

"Professor, I just suggested that Hagrid could strengthen the protection, but I didn't say anything specific."

Moon certainly knew that the most important thing at the current Hogwarts was what the deans and Hagrid were doing.

Moon only found out about this incident accidentally, but he didn't want to get too involved in it.

However, as Hagrid's friend, Moon couldn't bear to see him blaming himself for revealing too many secrets, so Moon suggested strengthening the protection of the checkpoint.

"Don't worry, you did the right thing. I'm just curious why the big dog upstairs has been barking these past two days."

Professor Sprout didn't care about this, as she thought her level was already impeccable.

"Has Hagrid started yet?"

Moon asked in surprise.

He remembered telling Hagrid that this had happened yesterday in this world.

I didn't expect that the forbidden forest manager would find a way so quickly.

"I guess he's trying too. Luckily, the trapdoor is locked tightly, otherwise I'd be worried that the spores of the sleeping fungus would float up and make the big dog fall asleep completely."

After hearing Sprout's story, Moon also felt a little relieved.

"Professor, the sleepy face fungus there won't affect the other levels, right?"

Thinking that the spore powder might cause the big dog to fall into a coma, Moon was also curious whether there would be other chain reactions.

"Don't worry, getting in and out of there isn't any trouble except for casting a [Bubble Head Spell], and the Sleeping Face Fungus is growing well."

Professor Sprout was initially concerned about the potential negative effects of placing sleepyhead mushrooms near the Devil's Snare. She observed the area for several days and even used Transfiguration to test it with a wooden dummy. Only after finding no problems did she feel reassured.

"[Bubble Head Curse], can this spell solve the spore powder problem?"

Moon had never heard of this spell before, so he couldn't help but feel curious.

"It's not about solving the problem, but about preventing the spores from getting into my nose. There are more and more of those little guys, and even thick masks are no longer effective."

Sprout said as he took out his wand and lightly tapped it, and a large transparent bubble immediately appeared above her head.

"This is it. It's very useful and can help me get enough oxygen~"

With the big bubble on, Professor Sprout spoke as if his head was stuck in a big fish tank, and Moon could hear a buzzing echo.

"Professor, can you teach me this spell?"

Moon likes this spell very much. In his opinion, it is one of the essential spells for underwater exploration.

"Oh, of course."

Sprout said as she began to cast the spell again, only this time she spoke the spell instead of casting it silently.

Three minutes later, as soon as Professor Sprout finished his explanation, Moon successfully cast the spell in one go.

It’s just that the range of his [Bubble Head Curse] is not as large as Sprout’s.

After casting the spell, Moon was very happy, but Sprout's expression unconsciously became serious.

She had only heard from Professor Flitwick that Moon was talented in spells before, but this time she saw it for real.

"There really are little wizards who can learn spells in one go, and the spells and gestures seem to be exact replicas."

"Professor, what did you just say?"

After Moon learned the [Bubble Head Curse], he found that this spell actually needed some improvement.

That is, after bringing in large bubbles, it becomes difficult to hear the sound.

"Oh, nothing. The newly made dragon manure fertilizer is already working. Do you want to give it a try?"

Although he knew that Professor Flitwick had always wanted to persuade Moon to learn spell dueling, Sprout was not nervous at all.

Because after such a long period of contact, she knew what this incredibly talented little wizard really needed.

"This new fertilizer is gentler than dragon manure. I've tried it on daffodils, dandelions, and mugwort, and the results are very good."

Professor Sprout's new fertilizer uses flame snails instead of dragon manure.

This kind of underwater creature does not have the violent fire-attribute magical energy of a fire dragon.

However, Moon was also surprised to hear that it could be used on a common herb like daffodil.

It turned out that he had tried to use dragon manure to grow crops, but unfortunately the seedlings were burned to death.

It now appears that the new fertilizer may be very successful.

After getting Professor Sprout's consent, Moon took a small bag of fresh fertilizer and returned to his seat.

All the tools and seeds here are very complete.

Wheat, oats, corn, and pumpkins were all obtained by Moon from Hagrid, and they were also the main crops he tried to cultivate.

"Most of these seeds germinate in about five days. If the new fertilizer is really effective, we may see new green seedlings appear this week."

After fertilizing and watering all the crop seeds in the Herbal Club, it was nine o'clock in the evening.

The Herbal Club's meeting also ended at this time.

After making sure all the seeds were planted, Moon left and returned to the common room.

(End of this chapter)