Hogwarts: From Luna's family to god

"And not everyone can see the Thestrals. Only those who have witnessed and understood death can see the Thestrals."

Looking at Luna's somewhat lost expression, Vizet thought of something, "Do you remember the airship Lee you sent me last year?"

"I remember!" Luna nodded, "When you wrote to us at that time, you would also mention the seedlings of the airship Lee, but you didn't bring it back during the summer vacation."

Vizet explained, "Because it grew very well, I couldn't put it in the suitcase, so I left it at Hogwarts."

"You mean..." Luna's eyes lit up.

"Well, in Professor Sprout's greenhouse." Vizet affirmed, "She saw the airship Lee in my arms at that time, so she kept it."

Chapter 73 Water-making Spell and Magic Cube Theory

Vizet and Luna walked down the moving stairs and trotted all the way to the greenhouse outside the castle.

The door of the first greenhouse was open. Vizet took Luna forward and came to the second greenhouse, where a busy figure could be seen from afar.

Sprout also got up early, holding a pot of fertilizer with a blue glow in his hand, fertilizing the plants in the greenhouse.

That was the souvenir that Vizette brought back from Sweden, the dragon dung from the Swedish short-nosed dragon.

Sprout was very attentive to various plants and herbs. For her, a large bag of high-quality dragon dung was a very good gift.

"Vizette, good morning!" She saw Vizette and Luna running over, put the small shovel back into the dragon dung pot, smiled and waved, "And the lovely girl... You are Luna, right?"

Vizette smiled and greeted, "Professor Sprout, good morning!"

Luna saluted and said, "Hello, Professor Sprout, I am Luna."

"I heard Vizette mention you before..." Sprout showed a kind smile, "Are you here to see the airship tree? I'll take you there..."

"Professor Sprout, it's mainly because Luna just left home, so she's a little uncomfortable. So we plan to..." Vizette hurried forward and briefly told the story of the garden at home.

"So you are used to that kind of life?" Sprout's smile became more obvious, "She is a little girl who likes life..."

"Then help together! Any tools you need are here... By the way! How do you feel about those color-changing Christmas cacti? Are they easy to grow?"

Luna picked up a small shovel, followed Sprout, and nodded with a smile: "They are very easy to grow and very lively..."

"Professor Sprout, I actually drew them all, but I didn't bring the picture album down. I will show them to you next time?"

Sprout was very excited, "That's great! I am looking forward to it!"

Luna and Sprout used shovels to apply fertilizer, and Vizette held the wand in his hand, "Clear water like a spring!"

Two people applied fertilizer and one person watered. The three people were busy in the second greenhouse, and soon the plants were taken care of.

"Water-making spell, a very practical magic." Sprout looked at Vizette and smiled.

"You can freely mobilize the water flow. It seems that you are already very skilled in the use of this magic."

"By the way, if I ask you to use the water-making spell to make a portion of 'pure water', can you try to do it?"

"I have tried this before." Wizette nodded, "I think plants don't need pure water, so I didn't make any adjustments, just controlled the water flow."

"I don't seem to be surprised by the surprise you can bring." Sprout smiled and picked up the wand, "The water-making spell is a basic magic..."

"You went to Sweden during the summer vacation... I remember that it is the birthplace of the water-making spell... Wizette, did you learn the water-making spell step by step from the initial ritual magic?"

"That's right, Professor Sprout." Wizette nodded repeatedly.

"Ah, then it seems that Professor Sprout can add five points." Sprout smiled and joked, "Since you learned the water-making spell in this way..."

"Then your understanding of the water-making spell should be quite profound. I can take this opportunity to talk about some small knowledge beyond the syllabus. Are you willing to listen to me?"

Vizet nodded repeatedly, "I really want it, Professor Sprout!"

Sprout looked at Luna, "Luna, if you don't understand, you can come and ask me then... But I think Vizet should be happy to answer your questions."

"I will, Professor Sprout." Luna smiled and nodded, and winked at Vizet again.

"That's great." Sprout cleared his throat. "The Water-Creation Charm is a basic magic. Since you started learning ritual magic by yourself, you should understand what I mean."

"Since it is basic, it means that it has many variations. It can not only adjust the purity of the water itself, but also be combined with other magic to extend it. Do you understand this?"

Vizet nodded and thought of Flitwick's magic demonstration at the first time, "For example, the Water-Creation Charm plus the Ice Charm?"

"Yes, this is a classic magic combination." Sprout nodded, "It seems that Filius has shown it to you. It should still be a wandless and silent casting, so I won't show off."

"Speaking of the Water-Creation Charm, the reason why we only learn the Water-Creation Charm in the sixth grade is to expand the use of the Water-Creation Charm. Combine the Water-Creation Charm with other magic to achieve different effects."

"It's like a Rubik's Cube... You should know the Rubik's Cube, right? It's a Muggle toy. I once received a Christmas gift with a Rubik's Cube inside. It's an interesting toy."

"I know!" Vizet and Luna nodded in unison. They had seen similar things when they were shopping in department stores before.

"That's good." Sprout continued, "Let's use the Rubik's Cube as an analogy. A fully restored Rubik's Cube is the most basic water-making spell."

"In the restoration process, the colorful patterns presented by the Rubik's Cube are equivalent to adding other magic, and the final presentation is still the restored Rubik's Cube, that is, the magic of the water-making spell itself..."

"For example, we add the fire-making spell... It's like the red side of the Rubik's Cube... But it's still a Rubik's Cube, and the main body has not changed... You reach out and feel it... Clear water like a spring!"

This is a very clever metaphor. At least Vizet can establish the corresponding concept and absorb the knowledge that Sprout has taught as much as possible.

The Rubik's Cube is a three-dimensional puzzle composed of many small pieces. Each small piece can rotate independently, and the ultimate goal is to make the colors on each face uniform.

Just like what Sprout said, no matter how the color changes or how the pattern is disrupted, it is still a magic cube in the end;

Just like adding other magic to the water-making spell, it is still the water-making spell.

Weizet found that such a set of theories can also be understood by the method of transformation magic. No matter how magic is added, the water-making spell still maintains its essence.

Not only that, the space for further research on this theory can be applied to more magical knowledge.

There is a feeling of different paths leading to the same destination. No matter what method is chosen to understand, as long as positive progress can be made, it is a suitable way of understanding.

The reason why Sprout knows the water-making spell so well is also due to her love for herbology, which allows her to study other magic so that she can better take care of various plants.

In order to avoid some extreme situations, she can even make the water-making spell have the effect of a potion and use it as a temporary fertilizer.

Unconsciously, the morning sun emits brighter sunshine, and the sleeping Hogwarts Castle is waking up.

Footsteps came from the direction of the first greenhouse. It was Hannah Abbott who appeared at the door.

"Good morning, Professor Sprout..." Hannah looked around the second greenhouse and shouted in surprise, "Vizet, why are you here?"

Sprout said cheerfully, "He and Luna are here to help. I thought it would be busy today, but I didn't expect you all to come. I feel much more relaxed!"

Chapter 74 The third greenhouse full of dangerous plants

There are several greenhouses around Hogwarts Castle.

In the last school year, the teaching of herbology classes was all conducted in the first greenhouse. This was the first time Vizet came to the third greenhouse.

Pushing open the slightly heavy oak door, warm and humid air rushed out instantly, and soil, fertilizer and rich floral fragrance hit the face.

This place is much larger than the first greenhouse, and the plants planted around it are more interesting.

Under the tall glass dome, there are flowers of various colors hanging down. These flowers look as big as umbrellas and are also the main source of rich floral fragrance.

With Hannah's participation, their speed of watering and fertilizing has increased a bit.

Sprout is the head of Hufflepuff. In the morning or evening, there are always Hufflepuff students coming to the greenhouse to see if they can help.

Among them, Hannah is the more diligent one, and she is very happy to take care of various magical plants.

Luna and Hannah can also find some common topics. Although they have just met, they feel very friendly and can find common topics.

Vizet continued to ask his questions based on the water-making spell just now, and got answers from Sprout.

Not long after, the care of the third greenhouse was also completed.

Sprout brought a few cups of warm water, which was soaked with white fresh honey. It tasted sweet and had the effect of refreshing the mind.

After drinking half a cup of honey water, Sprout knocked on the inner door, "Would you like to come in and take a look? There are more lovely magical plants inside..."

Vizet and the others naturally had no reason to refuse, and followed behind Sprout.

The third greenhouse is the most complex greenhouse, divided into several areas.

The place where Wizette and his friends were was the teaching area, which was mainly for teaching and demonstration.

Sprout led them into the inner door. This was the planting area of ​​the third greenhouse, where there were more colorful plants, whether leafy plants or mushrooms.

There were several rows of plants arranged on the ground, which looked to be growing well, with shiny leaves.

Perhaps for teaching purposes, all these plants were placed in pots.

Looking at the thick green and purple leaves, Wizette suddenly became curious and immediately came over, "Professor Sprout, are these mandrakes?"

"You are right, these are mandrakes, but they are still small now and need a lot of time to grow..." Sprout introduced loudly.

"It took me half a summer vacation to understand their preferences, so I added them to the teaching plan. You will learn this in your first class."

"Wizette, this is also thanks to the dragon manure you sent! The dragon manure came in time and helped them get through the most difficult time."

If the records in "A Thousand Magical Herbs and Mushrooms" are correct, Mandrake usually only survives in the wild, and the survival rate of greenhouse cultivation is very low.

Sprout not only kept it alive, but also included it in the teaching plan, which is enough to show her attainments in herbal medicine.

Hearing Sprout's words, Weizet smiled slightly, "Professor Sprout, I'm glad to be able to help you."

He looked around and looked at this colorful greenhouse planting area.

Not far away, there were several gently twisting vines, covered with thorns, and the whole body was a dangerous emerald green, like a venomous snake with thorns;