I was inventing at Hogwarts

The afternoon sunlight passed through the deep tunnel from time to time and hit the lowest stone wall. Rigg and Hermione looked down in surprise.

Hermione struggled to get off Rigg's arms, and Rigg let her go obediently, and instead held Hermione's waist and floated up and down together.

The wand in Hermione's hand had already been squeezed tightly, and she was just waiting to stop and give her old friend Devil's ivy a warm touch.

It's a pity that it can't be posted now.

The crowded space where countless devil vines were originally entrenched and writhing was unknown when it was cleared.

Instead, there were a group of green plants bouncing on the ground like fitness balls. The green balls kept hitting the rock wall, making a popping sound.

Dozens of green balls were bouncing on the ground. From their perspective, it looked like a thick carpet that was constantly undulating.

Sunlight comes and goes, making it difficult to identify the species of this amazing plant.

Worried that Professor Sprout had changed some strange plant, Rigg cautiously raised his wand.

"Fluorescence."

A bright ball of light illuminated the bottom of the grotto. Rigg and Hermione watched carefully as the ball of light floated and moved back and forth.

The ball of light kept changing its position, and Rigg was disappointed to find that this plant was not afraid of or averse to light, and was not as easy to deal with as the devil's vine.

Devil's Vine: Are you polite?

Hermione also frowned and looked down. She had never seen this kind of plant before, and it was not something she had studied in class.

Rigg and Hermione discussed in a low voice, worried that the strange plants this time had different habits from before, and might be irritated if they were set on fire directly.

The attentive Hermione also discovered that the attack power of this plant should not be underestimated.

Under repeated impacts, the rock wall began to fall with dust, and some minor cracks appeared.

Even if the plant wouldn't really break their bones or seriously injure them, Rigg didn't want to be in pain for a week just because they were hit by a ball.

Rigg and Hermione, who were still hesitating, heard the friction sound coming from above and quickly floated to the other side to make room for Harry and Ron who were falling.

After leaving the passage, Rigg and Hermione came to the sky above the low grotto, and were now much closer to the balls.

Hermione had to remind Rigg to change positions from time to time to avoid being hit by plant balls flying from nowhere.

Harry and Ron, who knew nothing, relaxed their bodies and looked down with relaxed expressions.

This road was so familiar that Harry could punch those devil's vines with his eyes closed.

Ron saw Rigg and Hermione still waving to them cheerfully, and he drank a mouthful of wind as soon as he opened his mouth.

Harry, who was more sensitive, frowned as he looked at Rigg, who was getting closer but did not land directly like before.

He had a bad feeling.

Just as Rigg was about to levitate the rapidly falling duo, he stared dumbfoundedly as a green ball suddenly jumped up, blocking his sight.

The use of the levitating spell also requires concentration and a fixed line of sight, so that an entire object can be completely levitated.

If you don't choose a target, it's easy for horror stories like Ron's disapparition to occur.

The green ball floated in the air, and Harry and Ron, who were about to land, also saw the unknown creature underneath.

Ron, who had been drinking the wind like crazy just now and could only moan, screamed: "Ahhhh, what the hell is this?"

Harry and Ron, who were not hit by Rigg's floating spell, smashed into the pile of plants like two lead balls. The bouncing ball ensured that they would not break their legs.

Ron was hit more by the green ball and bounced a little.

It’s just that compared to the gentle cushion of devil’s ivy, this ball is more painful.

Harry and Ron screamed as soon as they landed on the ground, and countless green balls smashed towards them, hitting them with crackling sounds.

They were not beaten to pieces, but their bodies soon became bruised and bruised.

Each green ball is the size of a Quaffle.

The Quaffle is a bright red game ball with a diameter of twelve inches (30cm) used in Quidditch.

As soon as Harry and Ron stood firm, they started running around with their eyes closed, causing green balls throughout the cave to riot, chasing the two little wizards and smashing them.

The ground quickly became a mess, and the figures of Harry and Ron were submerged by the green ball.

Harry reluctantly opened his eyes and looked at the hazy green field in front of him. Balls were flying to hit him everywhere, making him run and howl at the same time.

Ron may have gotten used to the twins' pranks, and his pain tolerance has improved a lot.

In extreme anger, he pinched a flying ball. The green ball kept struggling in his hands, and was finally thrown against the wall by Ron.

The ball hit the rock wall at a speed much faster than they bounced. The ball was squeezed into an oval due to the impact, and then slid down the rock wall and stopped moving.

Ron, who found this useful, shouted at Harry: "Harry, stop running and hit the ball against the wall!"

As soon as he finished shouting, Ron knelt down in pain, holding the middle of his legs, and shed manly tears.

Rige, who was in the air, took a breath of air and tightened his legs in sympathy.

While Ron and Harry were suffering, Rigg and Hermione were not idle either.

At first, Rigg tried to float Ron and the others again to save them from the sea of ​​misery.

He soon discovered that this was an impossible task.

The rioting green ball directly submerged Harry and the others, so Rigg couldn't just float their hair, right?

Even with the biting hat with the hair growth charm, Rigg believed that Harry and the others did not want to experience the pain of middle-aged men in advance.

Anxious Rigg and Hermione found another green ball that was alone, and Hermione used her fire magic that was effective against devil's vine.

This is the first thing they learn in herbal medicine class. Most magical plants love moist environments and hate light, warmth and fire.

Professor Sprout in class said with a kind smile: "The disobedient magical plant, just educate it."

She has rescued many rare plants. Magical plants are different from animals, so it is difficult to understand the wizard's kindness.

Using a dead horse as a live doctor, Rigg also tried the blazing flames that he had unexpectedly upgraded since he defeated Voldemort last time.

Voldemort is a figure of special significance in the British wizarding world. Just defeating him once without spreading the news has brought many additional benefits to Rigg.

The flaming unexpected upgrade is one.

After the upgrade, the flames were blazing, and Rige felt that his control was more precise.

You can even perform your own secondary weakening control to issue a version with lower mana consumption and less lethality.

This second weakened version, Rigg calls him the Fireball Technique.

After all, you can't use your ultimate move in every situation.

Hermione's bluebell-like flames and Rigg's big fire ball flew towards the lonely green ball.

The green ball that didn’t have time to bounce away:?

Then, he was submerged in two kinds of flames.

Hermione was still worried that this was not enough, as the flames surrounded the green ball and continued to burn.

Rigg smelled the fragrance of plants, a bit like roasted pineapple.

Ron, who had fallen to his knees, finally recovered.

The extreme pain helped him pick up the memories of his childhood, and he barely stood up.

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Wow, I haven’t even eaten yet, but I’ve finished writing.