People are in Hogwarts, and werewolves block the door at the beginning.

"Really?" Fleur took Hagrid's lack of masculine charm to heart.

Maybe Hagrid is the breakthrough point of the mission.

While she was thinking this, all the students had arrived.

Harry was still surrounded by Ron and others.

Krum, Cedric and Neville also hid in the wall of people surrounding the witch siege.

"Come on, hurry up!" Hagrid shouted as the students approached.

"We have something delicious to treat you today! We're about to start a wonderful lesson! Is everyone here? Okay, follow me!"

("Oh? In the Forbidden Forest?" Ron quipped, trying to distract himself.)

(Everything that happened by the Black Lake had a strong impact on him, especially with Lavender clinging to him.)

(But on the other hand, his mother, who still stayed in Hogwarts and even stayed beside him, became the biggest obstacle.)

(He couldn't just drag Hermione out of the hall like Basil did, not knowing where to go.)

(I can only strengthen my spirit and push Lavender away a little.)

Contrary to what Ron had guessed, Hagrid did not lead the students into the woods.

(Ron was very disappointed. If he saw those giant eight-eyed spiders, he was sure that he would wake up instantly, unlike now when his mind was filled with fog.)

He merely led the way along the edge of the woods, and five minutes later they were outside a sort of paddock.

There is nothing there.

"Everybody get over here to this fence!" he cried. "That's it—stand where you can be seen."

"Before the surprise begins, I'm going to teach the new students among you a spell."

"Old students." Hagrid looked at the students, "It's you, Harry, you come and show it."

"I'm not a Charms professor. Direct demonstrations are easier to understand than dry language."

Harry asked, but still walked in front of the group with a blushing face.

"Just use that magic," said Hagrid. "Pick one at random. Well, don't be too random to open the eyes of the new students."

"Yes." Harley nodded and stretched out her right hand. "Mooncalf."

A light gray shadow seemed to fly out from the wide sleeves, fell to the ground and rolled into a ball. Then a strange creature with round, bulging eyes on the top of its head, smooth gray skin, four thin legs, and four flat big feet appeared.

(Hagrid stood up, his black beetle-like eyes widened, "What kind of magic is this!")

(He couldn't help but be surprised. It was amazing that he could summon magical animals at will. If he could, he wouldn't have to send Norbeta to the dragon farm with Charlie.)

"Not a bad choice, Moonbeast." Hagrid nodded, "It's cute and economical."

"If their feces can be collected before sunrise, it can make the magical plants grow fast and strong."

"They also have an interesting habit - in the moonlight they stand on their hind legs and do a very complicated dance."

"The crop circles that Muggles believe are drawn by aliens and UFOs are the product of this habit."

Having said this, he winked at Harry and the other two.

(Hermione, who was panting and sorting out her clothes, began to comment on Hagrid's performance in order to ignore the muddy feeling. "He did his homework and learned about the backgrounds of Harry and the other three in advance - they are Muggle-born wizards in this world.")

(“I even learned about crop circles and aliens. That’s amazing.”)

(Bajir coughed and raised the item in his hand to show, "Before you comment, don't forget that you still have a pair of black stockings to wear.")

"I think you three already have a rough idea of ​​what kind of magic I'm going to teach you."

Harry nodded. "Magic that summons magical creatures out of thin air."

It's not like he hadn't thought about the possibility that this was an illusion, a projection that deceived the vision, or perhaps a tangible life form condensed from energy.

But Hagrid's words, "It's cute and economical. If their feces can be collected before sunrise, it can make magical plants grow fast and strong," show that this moon beast is a real life.

"Your answer is correct," Hagrid laughed. "But it's not summoned out of thin air. It has existed in our body from the beginning. To be precise, Harry just made the projection of this little guy appear in the real world."

"Today I will be teaching you the Summoning Charm. It is the foundation of Care of Magical Creatures and Herbology."

"Summoning spell?" Harry and the other two frowned.

(The same is true for most wizarding audiences.)

(The Summoning Spell is not an unpopular spell. Wizards in every country have learned and mastered it.)

(Its spell is Accio, which can make a distant target fly towards itself.)

(When reciting the summoning spell, you can also say the name of the object you want to summon, such as "×× flies over", or you can avoid using the name and directly say "all fly over".)

(Even if the summoning spell in this world was carded, it wouldn't be like this.)

(In fact, many wizards have turned summoning spells into cards.)

Hagrid thought Harry and the others didn't understand him, so he patiently explained, "The principle of the Summoning Spell is to turn magical creatures into spell cards. Then you can carry the magical creatures with you, create projections of them, or summon them directly into reality."

"The most important test is the intimacy between you and the magical creature. You must be compatible with it mentally, so that the summoning spell will work and the spell card it transforms into will stay in your body safely."

"So this kind of spell card is also called a summoning card."

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 281

"Summoning Card?" The moment he heard the name of this spell card, Dumbledore instantly thought of another possibility - using wizards to make cards.

Suddenly, he complained about his powerful associative ability.

Because the next second after thinking of this possibility, he thought of making Gettler into a card, carrying it with him, and using it at the critical moment.

Like Dumbledore, Harry also thought of this possibility.

However, he was thinking of the wizards in this world.

He had recently come to realize the status of wizards in this world.

Even though he and Ron and Draco were in love with each other.

However, he also found it difficult to accept the natural nemesis of witches over wizards due to the optimized wizard bloodline.

If wizards could also make cards, the status of wizards would probably be completely crushed into the mud.

So, he raised his hand, "This doesn't include centaurs, goblins and other humanoids."

(Ron praised: "Harry is so clever, he must want to ask the wizard.")

Hagrid was horrified. "Using intelligent life to make summoning cards is something only the most evil dark wizards would do!"

Seeing some witches start to get interested and start talking about centaurs being okay, he was so scared that he thought of wizards and quickly added, "And this is impossible."

"Humanoids, the nature of magic of magical creatures is completely different."

"The magic of magical creatures is extreme in nature. Even for powerful creatures like fire dragons, no matter how powerful their magic is, their nature is still extreme and can be easily deconstructed. This is the basis for them to be made into spell cards."

"The magic of humanoids is the same as that of wizards. They are omnipotent. It is impossible to deconstruct them."

(Some viewers who knew the origins of Fantastic Beasts looked grim.)

(Some magical creatures, such as the quintuple, are created by wizards through irreversible magical transformation.)

(They stem from a tragedy on the island of Delia.)

(The MacLive and MacBurne clans had a feud. After a drunken encounter, the leaders of the two wizard families, Dugald MacLive and Gints MacBurne, had a wizard duel, and Dugald MacLive was killed.)

(In revenge, members of Clan MacLever attacked Clan MacBoone and transformed all of its members into pentads.)

(Although the MacBoone clan, which became five-legged monsters, completely lost their identity as wizards, they became even more powerful and then wiped out the MacLever clan.)

(The tragedy of the five-legged monster is not an isolated case. Other famous ones include the Sphinx and the manticore.)

(So, it is not impossible to make a wizard into a summoning card, it just cannot be done directly.)

(Later, Hagrid will display the model of the Summoning Card spell in front of all the wizards, which will undoubtedly spread the poison.)

"What's more, the deconstruction of the summoning card for magical creatures is based on their own cooperation. If you don't please the magical creatures, it is almost impossible to create a summoning card."

"Can't we just force it?" Some witches who liked to force things said so.

"Force yourself?" Hagrid's face twitched noticeably under his big beard. "I remember you learned this in fourth grade."

"Even if it's not a test site, you guys—"

"I understand that you are ignorant because you have never come into contact with those precious magical animals, but -" Hagrid took a deep breath, "I emphasize again that this will only cause magic backlash. If the opponent is weak, you will only suffer a curse - a curse that is the most persistent and difficult to remove, generated by sacrificing one's own life."

("Precious?" Ron frowned.)

(Hermione, who had returned to the hall with Basil, explained: "Perhaps in this world, magical animals have become a strategic resource, and only a few people are able to possess summoning cards.")

"If the opponent is strong, it may even cause your death."

"Powerful magical creatures have longer lifespans than wizards, and are very proud."

"They are not like those weak magical animals who voluntarily allow wizards to make them into cards in order to become stronger and live longer."

(Newt raised his slightly cloudy eyes. It was a great magic to be able to make his animal companion live longer.)

(He had lost so many of his animal companions that he could only take solace in raising their offspring.)

Upon hearing this, Draco raised his head proudly.

And those witches who had just said they would force their way in obviously only listened to half of Hagrid's words.

It is very easy for a witch to increase her magic power.

Special prisons like the "Hunger Platform" are not uncommon around the world, and most of them are free to the public.

Because of the special way of increasing magic power, witches who adopt this method of growth have vast magical power.

Even the Phoenix, the most powerful magical creature, cannot compare to it.

Hagrid saw through it, so he continued to emphasize: "When making summoning cards, the judgment of strength and weakness is not simply based on the strength of magic. The magic of some magical creatures is more reflected in their huge body structure that does not conform to the laws of physics, their strong vitality, and their scales and fur that can resist spells."

"Yes, just like my dragon." Draco tilted his head and leaned on Harry's shoulder.

(Draco felt disgusted and a little envious at the same time.)

Hagrid didn't pay attention to Draco's little action.

This is good for wizards, having a girlfriend can protect them from being violated.

As a wizard, he was happy to see this.

"This is also the value of the Care of Magical Creatures course. It allows you to learn the habits of magical animals and teaches wizards how to raise them healthily. While gaining their recognition, it also allows their population to flourish."

"Magical animals are more difficult to make summoning cards than magical plants, but they are also easier to use than those plants."

(Professor Sprout's face fell. In her mind, those magical plants were the best.)

"Give them your heart and take care of them, and they will give you back in return," said Hagrid.

"But it's too expensive." Ron muttered. "Cheap ones like Nifflers, and magical animals like goblins and fairies that can be found everywhere have no value in making cards. There is a limit to the number of summoning cards a wizard can have. Once created, it cannot be cancelled."

"Then you can choose the Fire Ash Snakes? As long as they can create magic fire, they are happy to be made into cards." Draco said sarcastically.

(Most of the audience understood what Draco said.)

(Because the eggs of the fire ash snake are very useful. They are red and emit strong heat. If frozen with a freezing spell, they can be used to make aphrodisiacs. If swallowed whole, they can also treat malaria.)

(The Fire Ash Snakes themselves are also common, thin, grayish-white in color, with red eyes. They are created when the demonic fire burns unchecked for too long, and their lifespan is short, only an hour. They lay their eggs in a secluded place, and then their bodies break apart and turn to dust.)

Ron's ears turned red, "I'd rather choose the Salamander."

("Salamander?" Ron asked. He couldn't stand the idea of ​​another 'self' knowing something that he didn't.)

(Hermione replied: "A magical creature that was also born from fire. But not necessarily magical fire.")

("It depends mainly on the surrounding environment and whether the magical magnetic field is strong.")

(“The most amazing thing is that as long as the flame from which it was born is not extinguished, it can live forever.”)

(“The Museum of Magic in London has a salamander that dates back to before the Common Era, born of the immortal fire of Phraeus.”)

("By the way, the premise for it to survive is that it does not leave the flame and that it always has enough food - the flame.")

(“Away from the flames, its life span is about the same as that of the fire snake, but if it is fed chili peppers, it can be extended to up to six hours.”)

Hagrid was somewhat unhappy about the dispute between Ron and Draco.