Hogwarts Study Panel

Chapter 83 Remarks on the launch
Dear readers, this book will be available for purchase tomorrow night at 10:30 PM. I hope you will come and check it out.

The first book to be released will have 10,000 views per day, and it will likely maintain that level of 10,000 views until the book is completed.

Then there's the issue of extra chapters. Actually, Lu writes very slowly because she takes this book very seriously. She revises and edits each chapter repeatedly to ensure quality, and it's also a story that Lu likes and approves of.

Each character has a complete biography and a very comprehensive outline, so the quality is guaranteed to be high.

For every 500 monthly votes, one extra chapter will be added; for every 1,000 first-time subscribers, one extra chapter will be added.

I won't just let go of the votes from my readers. These are all precious monthly votes from my readers, and I am very honored to have them cast for me. Therefore, I will gradually add five chapters in the second week after the book is released (currently it is five chapters).

Of course, the big deer who voted for the deer also kowtowed to you (deer antlers on the ground), bang bang bang.

There seems to be too little information before the book is released, so here's a short story about deer for our leisurely readers to enjoy.

A short story from the forest:
As everyone knows, the deer live in a mysterious forest called the Starting Point Pod Forest. The animals here cannot survive if they do not sit down and write, because only when they write in a language recognized by the forest will the forest drop magical pods, which are the only food in the forest.

Therefore, besides wandering around, chasing each other, and sunbathing in the forest, most of the time all the animals do is sit down and use stones, branches, or hooves to write and draw on the soil, sand, and stone slabs.

Deer are among them.

In the forest, the most respected animal is the sacred steed, who is the guardian of the forest and its best animal friend.

Although sometimes they are captured by Zhou Mo and disappear for two days, they still tenaciously defeat him and return to the forest to help various animals. For example, if a rabbit contracts the Kapok plague—a terrible disease—the Bianji will help them treat it. The Bianji in charge of the deer is Liuxing, who treats all the deer with Kapok plague. Liuxing Bianji is one of the most diligent and capable Bianji in the forest. Not only does he have exceptional insight, able to find those animals that are quietly writing their own stories, unnoticed by anyone, but he also tirelessly travels through the forest year-round, just to help the animals in time.

However, the animals admitted that they sometimes felt sad, for example, when some animals had rotten tails or turned into cocoons—whether their tails rotted or they turned into cocoons, it meant that these animals would temporarily disappear from the forest.

At such times, Bian Ji would light bean pod vines on the night of the full moon and softly chant the ancient incantation of perfect attendance, trying to call back the souls of those sitting on the pods that were about to dissipate.

The deer had witnessed it once—that night, the light from the vines bathed the entire forest in a bluish glow, and dew clung to the antlers of the steeds, dripping onto the earth like falling stars. But the incantation was never completed; the wind suddenly stopped, and the fireflies scattered. From then on, the deer began carving each vanished name onto the stone slab, stroke by stroke, afraid that the memories would decay along with it.

After an unknown amount of time, in order to survive, everyone gradually learned to help each other. The deer also had some animal friends who were still alive, so I secretly wrote down their names here:

Mr. Owl, who writes with his claws and whose days and nights are reversed: "Mystery: Even Demons Want Supernovas" - A brand new dual-series, Earth Explosion Star.

Mr. Cat, who loves dungeons and carves words with his sword: *Goblin Slayer: Slaying Through the Dungeon*: Too many elements: [D&D], [The Great Western King], [Monster Organs], [Chosen One]. In short, it's the story of a lowly adventurer in another world who fights his way up to legend and embarks on the path to godhood... Of course, it also relies on a little bit of help from the cheat system.

The mountain god who often writes on the rock face with the beak of an eagle on the edge of a cliff: Greek mythology: the cave god.

Each name is an unextinguished lamp; the deeper it is carved, the more sweat seeps into the cracks of the stone, coexisting with the moss.

The deer knew that as long as the words remained, they had not truly disappeared.

This is a short story from the starting point of Zuojia Forest. The deer walked and stopped, and the mountain god asked the deer, "What are you thinking about?"
The deer didn't hesitate: I want to eat the bean pods!
So, dear readers, could you please give me a first subscription?
(End of this chapter)