From Hogwarts to Strixhaven

The agreement Ivy reached with Harry was very simple.

Since Harry only had to practice Quidditch three times a week, the Nimbus 2000 was often just placed in the dormitory, and Ivy could take this opportunity to study this latest model of flying broom.

In exchange, Ivy only had to do homework other than Defense Against the Dark Arts.

Harry and Ron also asked why Ivy never did homework on Defense Against the Dark Arts.

Ivy's original words were: "Because of Voldemort's curse, the professor of this course usually cannot survive to the end of the semester, so I don't have to hand in homework to a guy who is destined to fall in fate."

"Cool." Ron nodded in agreement, "If my mother hadn't sent a Howler, I wouldn't hand in homework on Defense Against the Dark Arts."

In order to study the flying broom well, Ivy also found an absolutely useful expertise from the Destruction Grimoire - making strange objects.

Making Wonders allows the caster to use magic to make magic items that meet the conditions after reaching level 3, but it requires a certain amount of time, money and experience points. Of course, the materials for making magic items need to be prepared by yourself.

Ivy is very interested in this.

When the combination of wizard magic and DND mage magic failed, he tried to use the method of making wonders to organically combine the magic power of the two worldviews in one item.

His idea is very simple, giving a wonder the ability to fly.

For example, if he gives the ability to release the evocation spell to a crystal ball, and then uses the wizard's method to make it fly, can he reproduce the appearance of the blood mage Kael'thas to a certain extent?

If there are three such wonder crystal balls, which can release lightning, fire and freezing spells respectively, wouldn't that be the supplicant Carl?

With such a high interest, Ivy immediately devoted himself to research.

The first thing to solve is the disassembly of the flying broom.

Ivy certainly has no relevant work background and experience, but the scholar's touch and making wonders will solve everything for him.

The former allowed him to read the "Broomstick Maintenance Manual" in an instant, and the latter gave him the ability to repair the broomstick.

After simple preparation, Ivy disassembled Harry's Nimbus 2000 into eight pieces without hesitation.

Fortunately, this was done in the Room of Requirement, and Harry did not stand by to watch, otherwise he would have been like a boiling kettle, watching the Nimbus 2000 with every branch removed, and he would have called the police like crazy.

The structure of the flying broomstick is actually not complicated, it is nothing more than a wooden stick, branches, pedals and metal hoops to fix the branches.

But if these ordinary parts are attached with magic and combined one by one, it will be a wizard's single-person flying machine.

Many interesting magical knowledge is used in it. First of all, the protective spell used to protect the patented spell and the broomstick structure can protect some less vicious black magic, but in the hands of Ivy, the master of black magic, it is simply useless.

Then there are the shock-absorbing spells and cushion spells on the pedals, which prevent wizards riding flying broomsticks from "losing everything" during high-speed flight.

Finally, there are the flying spells on the branches and the braking spells on the metal hoops, which together form the power system and braking device of the flying broom.

The most interesting part is the flying spell on the broom branches. Each wooden branch has independent flying magic. When they are fixed together by the metal hoop, they can combine their respective magic effects to finally form a flying spell that can lift the wizard.

Ivy believes that the most essential part of the flying broom is the flying spell and braking spell at the tail, which ensures its speed and maneuverability.

Just apply them to the strange objects to be made, anyway, Ivy doesn't plan to sit on it and fly with it.

Finding materials for making strange objects is a laborious task. The things Ivy stored in the Destruction Grimoire are either too precious or too common, and they are not the most suitable materials. Besides, Ivy's experience points can't stand the tossing back and forth.

But the silver basswood wand in Ivy's hand gave him new inspiration.

Why not use biological materials to make strange objects? Just like Ollivander used unicorn tail hair to make wands, perhaps the materials from some magical creatures will have miraculous effects.

And it just so happened that the Forbidden Forest of Hogwarts was a place as familiar to Ivy as a back garden.

So the operation of searching for magic materials in the Forbidden Forest was unprecedentedly successful on the first night.

Because Ivy found that the Forbidden Forest was full of a magical creature he had never seen before - the eight-eyed giant spider.

More than a hundred years ago, the Forbidden Forest was full of spider nests. When Ivy used black magic to fight poachers, he spent a lot of energy to clear them all without leaving a single one.

But I didn't expect that more than a hundred years later, a more powerful magical spider creature occupied the Forbidden Forest and squeezed the living environment of a considerable part of magical animals.

Therefore, Ivy could kill without mercy.

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These eight-eyed giant spiders are full of treasures. Not only is the venom a hot commodity on the black market, but even the giant claws and eyeballs are picked by Ivy and used as materials for making strange objects.

Facing the sticky and wet huge eyeballs of the eight-eyed giant spider, Ivy got inspiration from ancient magic. Using a sophisticated petrification spell, the tissues that had been removed from the corpse not long ago were successfully transformed into crystals.

With the micro core recast with goblin magic silver, the crystallized giant spider eyeball has become an excellent magic material.

Contrary to Ollivander's idea of ​​making magic wands, Ivy uses metal materials to wrap magical biological materials. This combination has extraordinary magic conduction properties and can be well compatible with the magic of two worldviews.

The crystallized giant spider eyeball carries the flying spell and the braking spell, allowing the entire wonder to fly freely under the control of the caster, just like a magic floating cannon.

As for the goblin magic silver core inside, it is equivalent to the third-level fireball necklace in the DND worldview, which can provide seven fireballs every day.

Yes, the experience of dealing with the eight-eyed giant spider allowed Ivy to gain experience points and successfully obtained a 3rd-level spell slot.

Originally, he just wanted to make a few magic balls that could launch colorful balls or destructive thunder arrows, but the large amount of experience points made him decide to give it a try, and finally successfully made a magic wonder called the elemental orb.

When these three adult fist-sized gems are not activated, they look like pure black crystal balls. Once they enter standby mode, they will begin to emit elemental light and hover over the caster's shoulders.

With the power of flying spells and braking spells, the gems can fly freely within a certain range around the caster and launch fireball bombardments at a slightly longer distance. Moreover, when Ivy made the gems, he used the power of the Scribes and Mage to change the damage type of the fireball. So the three gems have the attributes of fire, frost and lightning respectively.

Now he has really become the supplicant Carl.

Ivy looked at the gems with outstanding sound and light effects and nodded with satisfaction.