Harry Potter: The Age of Magic

Chapter 12 Grace’s Homemade Eyepatch

Seeing that Grace seemed a little confused, Rossi continued to explain: "If you are petrified, the basilisk may not be interested in a stone; but if you are not petrified, then you will not only be able to look directly at the other person. There is a risk of death; even worse, you may be swallowed as food by the basilisk."

As she said this, she suddenly remembered that she had several ordinary mirrors for organizing makeup in her inventory.

As soon as the thought turned around, Rossi took out a mirror, handed it to Grace and said, "I'll give this mirror to you."

Grace did not pick it up. Instead, after hesitating for two seconds, she took out a ribbon from her coat pocket that was almost identical to the blindfold she was wearing. She carefully but quickly put it on Rosie's outstretched wrist and whispered: "You can use this blindfold. You don't have to worry about being killed by the basilisk when you wear it."

"Grice's homemade eyepatch: made from the skin of a certain magical creature. Wearing it can exempt you from the basilisk's death sight, increase your visual perception, and detect some weak creatures hiding their bodies. The strange smell on it may be able to Increase the favorability of snake creatures towards you. Visual perception +12, night vision +5, durability: 100."

As soon as the emerald ribbon was placed on Rossi's wrist, Rossi had already seen its properties.

To be honest, the properties of the eyepatch really surprised her, especially what the name of the eyepatch reflected. This magical equipment was made by Grace, which really surprised her.

This game also has the identity of equipment producer, but as far as Rossi knows, most players who choose this identity are still working as tailors for the clothing stores in Novice Village. At most, they only make some daily necessities, and Fashion items that cannot add any attributes.

Although it can be judged from the equipment with attributes obtained in some dungeon missions that later equipment producers can definitely make equipment with attributes, but the game has been in service for so long and no one has actually made it.

Although no player would foolishly take the initiative to return something given by an NPC, but Rossi was still a little embarrassed to accept something from the other party for nothing.

He put away the blindfold with his left hand, and reached out with the other hand holding the mirror. Regardless of whether Grace needed it or not, he directly put the mirror into the other's cold palm: "You'd better accept this mirror."

"Just think of it as an exchange." Rossi thought to himself, feeling that his face had become thicker.

Grace, who had a mirror forced into her hand by Rosie, stared at her blankly for two seconds, then burst into laughter and said after a while: "Okay, then I'll accept it."

Rossi, who was even more embarrassed by the other party's laughter, looked around a few times, suddenly remembered something, and changed the subject: "What magic book were you looking for just now? Did you find it? If not, I can help you. Look for it.”

Hearing this, Grace hesitated for a while, until Rosie turned her eyes back and stopped on her eye patch, she turned her head and said softly: "I don't know the name of that magic book, either. …My elders asked me to keep it, but they didn’t allow me to read it, not even to peek at the title of the book. However, I lost it while sleeping.”

"Lost it in the library?" Rossi asked.

"It's not here, but I don't know where it will appear, because there are more books here, so I try my luck here." Grice explained, "Maybe the person who gets it will collect the books.

it's here."

"Well, it's really terrible. There is no useful information at all." Rossi helplessly smoothed the hair in front of his eyes and ears with his fingers, and then asked: "Then how can you tell the difference? I mean, even if you

Once you find this magic book, how can you tell that it is what you are looking for?"

This question seemed to stump Grace. She thought for a moment and then said cautiously: "I can smell it."

"Smell?! By smell? Who would have thought that the way to find a book is to smell it!" Hearing this answer, Rosie almost laughed in her heart.

He barely maintained a serious expression and made a suggestion: "You might as well ask the elder who gave you the book what the name of the book is."

Hearing Rossi's words, Grace's hoarse voice became a little deeper and explained: "That gentleman should be no longer alive."

"Uh... I'm sorry."

Hearing that the other party was a little disappointed, Rossi knew that he had mentioned something that he shouldn't have mentioned, so he immediately apologized to the other party.

"It doesn't matter." Grace shook her head slightly, and then continued, "I'm going to continue looking for that book. From the look of you, you must be tired, so why not take a rest on the bench."

After being reminded by Grace, Rossi discovered that the energy value displayed on his energy bar had dropped to 5 points, although even if the energy value was cleared, the player would not really feel tired or tired.

However, when all attributes decrease over time and magic cannot be used, most players will still go to the safe zone as soon as possible to find a comfortable place to rest and replenish their energy.

This is a protective measure for the player's body to prevent players from getting sick due to excessive gaming.

In this era of popular game cabins, when a player sleeps in the game, the game will automatically generate corresponding auxiliary mechanisms to assist the player in quickly entering deep sleep, thus ensuring that the player's body and mind can recover quickly without fatigue.

This has also led to the phenomenon that young people in Blue Star prefer sleeping in game cabins to sleeping in beds.

"Well, I can't help you anyway, so I'll take a nap. You'd better take a rest later." Rossi made a smile to Grace and slowly entered according to the backrest of the bench.

Dreamland.

Listening to Rosie's long and thin breathing from a distance as she fell asleep, a slightly stiff smile gradually appeared on Grace's face.

…

When Rosie woke up from her sleep, it was already ten o'clock in the morning on Saturday, and the Grace whom she met last night had already left here.

With a serious look on her face, Mrs. Pince sat high behind her desk. When she saw Rosie waking up, she said with a cold face: "You finally woke up. Yesterday I thought you had apparated away! Next time you will

But remember, the library is a place for people to study, don’t sleep here again!”

"Looking at the way she looks at me, she must think that I was also a scumbag when I was a student, right? The kind that the teacher dislikes the most? And I am a level 22 player, and I can meet the requirements for learning the skill of apparation.

What?" With this complaint in mind, Rossi stood up, packed his clothes, and explained to the other party: "I'm sorry, I was accidentally knocked unconscious by a book in the restricted book area yesterday, so I couldn't leave before closing time.

."

Mrs. Pince hummed perfunctorily in an almost inaudible voice, and then turned her attention to the book in her hand. She didn't know whether she accepted Rossi's explanation.

Seeing that the other party had no intention of talking to him anymore, Rossi bowed slightly and saluted the other party, and then said: "Then I'll take my leave first, Mrs. Pince."

(End of chapter)