Hogwarts: Storm Chaser

Professor Sprout nodded, looked at Dumbledore, and smiled happily.

She believed that Albus would find a way and that his promises would always be fulfilled.

Later, Dumbledore talked with Professor Sprout about the magic greenhouse system, and he showed great interest in it.

Professor Sprout also seized the opportunity to ask him to help solve some problems that troubled her and Professor Flitwick. Some of the problems even Ralph, the creator, had only a partial understanding of.

When leaving, Dumbledore packed a bag of fruit.

"Albus, are you sure you're not here for food?"

Professor Sprout looked at the smiling Dumbledore and asked helplessly.

"Of course not. Aren't I trying to find a way for you?"

Dumbledore said, after thinking for a while, he randomly came up with the idea of ​​selling some by-products of magical plants in the greenhouse.

He explained the general idea to Professor Sprout, but received a blank look.

"As long as Professor McGonagall agrees, I have no problem with it. I just hope it won't damage the school's reputation."

Professor Sprout said this.

Dumbledore smiled, said nothing, waved to her, gestured to Sophia, and then [Disapparated] and left.

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Seeing that the old man with white hair and long beard was gone, Sophia flew down and swayed left and right to Professor Sprout.

"Pomona, do you want to cultivate fire-flavored fresh food?"

Sophia tilted her head and asked curiously.

"Yes, do you want it too? When it is cultivated, you will definitely have a share."

Professor Sprout touched the feathers on Sophia's back and said with a smile.

Sophia was very happy. When she thought of bringing fire and fresh food, she remembered that her brother had met a pregnant female dragon before and helped her take care of the child.

She talked about this with Professor Sprout and expressed her suspicions, which made Professor Sprout laugh.

There is a period of time between mating and laying eggs for a fire dragon, depending on the species of dragon.

The thunderbird and the fire dragon are not related, so the thunderbird's aesthetics will not be attracted to a fire dragon.

Professor Sprout explained to Sophia, trying to use language she could understand, but Sophia still couldn't understand it.

As he talked, Professor Sprout felt that this story was a bit strange, as if he had heard it somewhere.

But she didn't care and continued her teaching.

Only when I saw Professor Flitwick at dinner did I remember that Ralph had met them before, and this kid was really, ugh!

'I don't want to think about it anymore, Minerva is here.'

Professor McGonagall sat next to Professor Sprout and started talking to her about the issue of absorbing fruits.

She asked if there were enough greenhouses to ensure that the little wizard could have three meals a week.

Professor Sprout thought for a moment, frowned, then relaxed, and responded, "Three meals a week can generally be guaranteed."

A meal here refers to a plate of fruits, about 20 pieces, one plate per person, which must be eaten and no take-out is allowed.

"Over the years, I have helped Hogwarts save a lot of funds to prepare for emergencies. I will grant some to you later to build more greenhouses."

Professor McGonagall nodded, thought, and said.

Professor Sprout was very happy to hear that.

"Minerva, can you give me some funds to build a potion processing workshop? It's not a problem to keep refining potions in the office!"

"I heard that Muggles have specific laboratories to serve these special professions. How about we get one too."

After hearing this, Professor Sgrahorn asked with a shy face, and also mentioned the specious rumors he had heard from Crowder.

"Horace, the greenhouse is built to allow our little wizard to develop well. You'd better wait until funds are available."

Although Slughorn is an old professor, Professor McGonagall cannot sell favors indiscriminately when it comes to funds, even though he knows that doing so will definitely be beneficial.

"Alas! This is wrong, Minerva. Aren't I helping the Forbidden Forest to make customized potions and trade potion materials? It can save Hogwarts a lot of money."

Professor Sgrughorn argued, eating candied pineapple on the plate.

"Then how about using the funds allocated to the Potions class next year to build a potion processing workshop?"

Professor McGonagall asked.

"No, this is not possible. Some materials still need to be purchased."

Professor Sgrahorn waved his hands quickly and sighed, feeling a little discouraged.

"Horace, it will happen sooner or later. Don't worry, Hogwarts will get better and better."

Seeing Professor Sglughorn's expression, Professor McGonagall couldn't bear to say.

"Alas!" He sighed, looked at Professor McGonagall, and looked at her firm eyes, "I believe in you, Minerva, just like I believe in Albus."

When she heard the first sentence, Professor McGonagall was quite happy. When she heard the latter sentence, she nodded to Professor Sgrughorn with a smile and started eating.

Professor Keltburn on the side listened and was completely indifferent. Now that he could enter and leave the Forbidden Forest at will, it didn't matter whether he needed to establish a breeding ground or not.

Professor Flitwick wanted to create a dueling club near the Forbidden Forest, but he only imagined it.

Although Hogwarts seems to lack everything, including good food and good sleep, it lacks everything.

Many things were paid for by their professors out of their own pockets.

For example, Professor Sprout's greenhouse is the result of generations of Herbology professors collecting it, and not all of the magical plants in it belong to Hogwarts.

Some rare magic plants belong to professors. After a certain herbal medicine professor retires, he usually chooses to take them away instead of keeping them.

After they pass away, they usually choose to leave it to their descendants to take care of them. Unless they are single like Professor Sprout, they will choose to give it to Hogwarts.

The materials for Potions class are very compact. Even though Professor Sgrughorn was a little indifferent when Ralph and the others changed the recipe last time, he was actually very nervous inside.

He hopes that students can try more in class and gain more.

If we strictly follow the school board's preparation of materials for one potion per class and save less than one-tenth of the number of students, it will definitely not be enough for these little brats.

When Professor Sgrughorn paid for some materials out of his own pocket, he also had to ask Hagrid and Professor Keltburn to help him find some rare herbs while patrolling the Forbidden Forest.

And Professor Sprout, she grows many common herbs in her greenhouse as raw materials for potions.

Potions class has always been the most resource-intensive course at Hogwarts. This is because Hogwarts has not offered an alchemy course for a long time, let alone related professors.

While eating, Professor Sgrughorn remembered the three little spiders in his office. They had broken up the house again and were now in confinement.

"Minerva, could I sell some Acromantula venom?"

Professor Sgrughorn suddenly had an idea and asked.