Hogwarts: Nagini captured at the start

Chapter 60 Is this thing also a magical creature?

The small bar had a dilapidated storefront. A rusty iron frame held a peeling, rotten wooden sign with a bloody pig's head on it. The white cloth wrapped around the pig's head was covered in dark red bloodstains.

Wow, the atmosphere of terror is off the charts.

Robin took a deep breath and walked into the pub. The scene that greeted him was no better than the Scream Shack.

A thick layer of grime had accumulated on the bay windows inside the bar, making the bar look very dark.

The floor beneath my shoes felt a little soft and uneven. Looking down, I realized it was covered in a thick layer of grime.

The bizarrely dressed wizards drinking at the bar seemed unconcerned about the tavern's filth and disorder. Holding their glasses, they shouted: "Fill it up!"

The air in the bar was filled with the smells of various alcohols and mutton, which gave people headaches. Before Robin even reached the bar, something suddenly happened there.

A wizard wearing a pig's head hood and a wizard wearing a dog's head hood got into an argument. The cause of the argument is unknown, but as they argued, they started fighting.

Bang! Clang! Swish!

Glass shards, iron kettles, and liquor flew everywhere.

Robin didn't want to be caught up in the fighting, so he turned and left the Pighead Bar.

With Liu Xiaolu, who's known for her beatings, getting to Hogsmeade Village should be a piece of cake. Oh, no, it'll only take an hour.

He originally intended to return to the main road, but he inadvertently caught sight of a thatched-roof-style secondhand shop at the end of another alley near the tavern entrance. He immediately decided to go in and try his luck at earning some cultivation points.

The secondhand shop is very small, about 2 meters wide and 3 meters long. There are no shelves in the shop, and the items are randomly piled on the ground in three rows.

At the front of each column was a triangular flag with the following inscriptions: 1 Gallon, 10 Nat, 5 Sikor!

There was a small bar counter by the wall near the door, where the owner sat. The owner's pupils were extremely small, about the size of a mung bean, and the whites of his eyes had an abnormal bluish tinge.

Luo Bin reached out and waved his hand in front of the shop owner, but the owner didn't react.

blind?

"I can see it. The sacks are over there, and the prices are marked. Come to me to pay after they're packed."

After pointing out each item, the eccentric shopkeeper returned to his meditative state, truly displaying his unique personality.

Luo Bin picked out an XXL-sized burlap sack, and after activating the magic scanning function, regardless of the size of the object, as long as the value was high enough, he stuffed it into the sack.

Five minutes later, he carried a burlap sack the size of a teddy bear and walked toward the door. Not paying attention, he kicked over an old book.

Shh! Shh!

A startled little insect darted out from between the pages of the book.

The insect is entirely white, with two long antennae on its head and three long tail filaments at its tail. Its body resembles a mantis shrimp, with one segment overlapping another.

Luo Bin subconsciously raised his foot to stomp on it, but the insect didn't die, and the totem on his left clavicle was still hot and painful.

Robin: →_→, Uh, this guy is a magical creature too!!

While he was bending down to pick up a book, he quietly put the little bug into the giant Rubik's Cube.

"That 1 Galleon book in your hand!" the shopkeeper said coldly.

Tsk, and you still say you're not blind? You even quoted the wrong price. "Shopkeeper, this book fell out of the 10 Nats column."

The shop owner shook his sleeves and pulled out an object that looked like a TV remote control. His withered, tree-like fingers pressed a button.

Snapped!

Two bright beams of light shot out from the wall behind Robin, one between the 1 Gallon and 10 Nat banners, and the other between the 10 Nat and 5 Sikor banners.

Luo Bin: Shock! What the hell?

"When you pick up the book, if 3/5 of it is in the 1 Gallon range, it is worth 1 Gallon."

Is this the method of rounding down and rounding up?

Oh well, I won't make a fuss about it. After all, I found quite a few treasures at this store.

Robin, holding the book between his fingers and carrying the sack, walked to the counter. The shopkeeper took out an object that looked like a security scanner, scanned the sack a few times, and then said coldly, "183 Gallons, 7 Sickles, 20 Nats."

"Are you a weapon refiner?" Luo Bin asked tentatively after paying.

The shop owner didn't answer, but instead tossed a small booklet, no bigger than the palm of his hand, to the other person.

Robin opened it, and it read: Skunk and Cattail Magic Weapon Shop, Private Customization 50 Gallon, Refining Materials Priced Separately.

Seeing that the shopkeeper had entered a meditative state again, Luo Bin put everything into his spatial storage, turned around and returned to the tunnel by the same route. After changing back into his original attire, he submerged his consciousness into his sea of ​​consciousness.

He found tiny insects crawling around inside a white square.

Following his thoughts, after opening the white square, he poked the little white worm totem, and then carefully read the contents on the light screen.

[

Name: None

Species: Silverfish

Grade: E

Personality: Prefers narrow spaces, nocturnal, active, and agile!

Physical condition: Healthy!

skill:

Bofu Qunshu (can copy text and pictures 1:1, storage capacity of 100 million words)

Pay close attention to the wording (without leaving a trace, swallowing up specified words and phrases in the manuscript).

Indestructible (can maintain a steel-like defensive state for 3 seconds)

Magic Power: 300

Combat strength: 10

]

indestructible?

No wonder that kick didn't kill it.

However, the skill of having a wide range of books is still quite useful. Next time you encounter a book that cannot be borrowed, well, you can just copy it.

Luo Bin raised an eyebrow and named the white worm "Little Book." He waved his finger, and the white squares automatically floated back to their original positions.

He walked to the sack, picked out three black lumps the size of apples, and then threw the rest of the contents of the sack into the central axis of the Rubik's Cube one by one.

Cultivation value +30, Cultivation value +15, Cultivation value +20, Cultivation value +70!

On the Rubik's Cube introduction scroll, the cube's level has changed to lv3 (3550/20000). 183 Galon can be exchanged for 3500 training points, which is not bad.

Robin moved his finger, summoning the other squares that had already contained magical creatures, and bent down to check the evolution progress bars of each creature.

As predicted, except for Garden Goblin Grant, whose progress bar reached 86%, the rest were between 2% and 5%.

After smashing a black lump into the orange square where Grant was, the progress bar rose to 91%.

Hmm, the evolution might be complete!

When the remaining two black lumps were also smashed into the orange square, the progress bar suddenly went up to full speed, reaching 1% of the second-level evolution. The goblin pattern on the square seemed to have a halo of orange light around its edge.

Luo Bin excitedly tapped the pattern, then looked excitedly at the light screen.

The evolved goblin retains its original skills and gains the skills of Diligent Messenger (can work for seven days straight without getting out of breath or tired) and Temporary Free-Range (can be continuously released into the real world for one month).

Both his magic power and combat strength have doubled, and his rank has changed from E to D.

Grant's starting point was too low. Robin was already very satisfied with the extent to which he could evolve to the first level. Moreover, the two new skills were exactly what he wanted.

Luo Bin moved his fingers, and the squares slowly floated back to their original positions. Then, he withdrew his consciousness from his sea of ​​consciousness, covered his mouth and nose with a handkerchief, held up his glowing magic wand, and bent over as he walked through the low tunnel.

(End of this chapter)