hogwarts blast

After breakfast, Kyle got his class schedule for the semester.

Due to the good relationship between the two houses, lions and badgers, Hufflepuff still takes most of its classes with Gryffindor.

Their first class today was Professor Sprout's Herbology.

It seems that the troublesome duo this morning is in trouble.

They had to experience two painful things early in the morning - in addition to facing Mrs. Weasley's roaring letter, they also had to face Professor Sprout who was still in a rage over the destruction of the Whomping Willow.

Walking on the road to the greenhouse outside the castle, Kyle saw the whomping willow tree with only a broken stake left in the distance.

Although the flotation spell reduces part of the gravity on the Centurion tank, its mass of more than fifty tons remains unchanged.

Unless it has the hardness of wood, there is no plant in the magic world that can withstand such a collision.

According to Cedric, it was impossible to save the Whomping Willow.

When he went to help Professor Sprout last night, Professor Sprout had already given up treatment.

She collected many branches of the Whomping Willow, and it seemed that she planned to replant a Whomping Willow.

In the name of helping, Cedric also took advantage of the chaos to touch the corpse and picked up a lot of branches.

This magical plant is the best raw material for making wand body.

Arriving next to the greenhouse, Kyle saw the gloomy Professor Sprout striding across the lawn.

Next to her was Lockhart, a peacock.

"Oh, hello!" Lockhart shouted to the students with a cheerful face.

He wanted to brag about his knowledge in herbalism, but when he caught Professor Sprout's almost murderous look, Lockhart wisely stopped.

He took Harry away and wanted to have some conversation between men.

Professor Sprout completely ignored the two of them and just said coldly: "Today we will go to the third greenhouse."

She led a group of little wizards to the door of the third greenhouse, took a big key from her belt, and opened the greenhouse door.

A strong smell of dragon dung wafted out of the greenhouse, and the scent of flowers mixed with it made the smell even more disgusting.

Kyle expressionlessly cast a head soaking spell on himself and the two girls around him.

Since using dung bombs instead of grenades, his level of Bubble Charm has skyrocketed.

After his improved head bubble spell, he no longer needed to cover his head with a big bubble like before, which made him look like a Celestial Dragon and look silly.

The current manifestation of the Bubble Mantra is to cover the nostrils with a layer of air film to filter the air. There is no abnormality at all on the outside.

Otherwise, it would be too eye-catching for the three of them to take a herbal medicine class while holding a big bubble.

Professor Sprout walked behind a bench in the middle of the greenhouse.

She took a deep breath of the air mixed with the aroma of fresh dragon dung. No matter how unhappy her mood was, she could not keep irritating the students.

She tried her best to make her tone gentle again.

"We are going to repot the mandrake today. Now, can anyone tell me what the properties of the mandrake are?"

Beaver, the talented top student, was the first to raise his hand, and Hannah, who was also a member of the top three team members, raised her hand at the same time.

Because of what the troublesome duo did, Professor Sprout now has a very bad impression of Gryffindor, so she chose Hannah to answer this question.

"Mandrake is a powerful restorative, used to restore transformed or cursed people to their original state."

"Be careful when caring for mandrakes; their cries can kill you."

A smile appeared on Professor Sprout's face.

"Very good, ten points from Hufflepuff."

The content of their lesson is to repot mandrakes.

Professor Sprout asked them to wear earmuffs, but Kyle didn't.

Because he couldn't be sure whether these earmuffs had been cleaned before class, and if not, how many people had worn these earmuffs before him.

A closed-ear plug can replace earmuffs and play the same role. If so, why should he wear earmuffs?

After making sure everyone was wearing earmuffs, Professor Sprout pulled the mandrake out of the pot.

What was pulled out of the soil was not a grass root, but a very ugly baby with leaves growing on its head.

Its skin is light green and covered with spots.

This little guy was yelling at the top of his lungs, and even the earmuffs couldn't completely block out the demonic sound that penetrated his ears.

It wasn't until Professor Sprout stuffed it into another pot that the greenhouse became quiet.

After demonstrating the repotting method, Professor Sprout asked them to fill the pots with dragon dung compost before repotting the mandrakes.

While working, a Hufflepuff boy with curly hair stood next to Kyle.

"My name is Justin Finch-Fletchley, can I be a friend? I admire Professor Dumbledore very much." He said cheerfully, and then extended his hand to Kyle.

When Justin was just working, he accidentally got some dragon dung on his hands, and Kyle looked disgusted.

Do you no longer want your hand or something?

He made up his mind that if Justin dared to extend his dog paws stained with dragon dung in front of him again, he would reward him with a magical blade.

Kyle's dislike did not affect Justin's interest at all.

After hitting a wall with Kyle, Justin went to chat with Harry and Ron again.

But looking at his appearance, it is obvious that his speaking skills have been greatly improved.

Kyle vaguely heard words like flying tanks and second place in the Quidditch Cup.

Judging from the expressions on Harry and Ron's faces, it was obvious that Justin was refusing to pick up the pot.

"I was originally going to go to Eton College, but then I ended up here. I couldn't be happier..."

After finishing the composting work, there was no chance for conversation.

Because they put their earmuffs on again.

Many little wizards run into trouble when repotting mandrakes.

It doesn't want to be pulled out of the soil, nor does it want to go back.

Of course, in the face of absolute power, Mandrake's resistance is in vain.

Kyle didn't care whether he would damage the roots of the mandrake. He directly used his strange strength to pull the mandrake's head out of the soil and then roughly stuffed it into another flower pot.

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It only took him less than five seconds to complete the repotting work, and the mandrake in his hand didn't even have time to cry out.

Of course, it's also possible that Kyle knocked him out with a fist to stop him from crying.

Seeing Kyle's operation, Hannah was stunned, and after reacting, she also used her strange power.

This process made the students around me a little confused. Why were they able to complete it so easily?