Professor Flivi waved his hand awkwardly, "I'm very sorry, Minerva, I was excited for a moment... You know, I've studied that magic for several years."

Professor McGonagall calmed down a little, and she asked with doubt: "How effective?"

"It's great, thanks to Felix. We agree that this ancient magic still has great potential to tap, and may even have an effect on creatures like Fire Dragon. We call it the 'powerful zoom spell', which combines the zoom spell and the zoom spell, but the effect is stronger."

"It's really that exaggerating?"

"Yes, Minerva, it's just so exaggerated. Of course, it needs improvement."

Professor Sprout hurried back and carefully cared for the two magic wand trees, but she had no good expression on the initiator until Felix gave her three packages of magic plant seeds she got from the black market.

"These seeds are very precious, where did you buy them?" Sprout looked at him in surprise.

Felix said vaguely: "I also asked my friends from France to find it. It's just a bargain. I won't have such a good opportunity next time..."

Sprout thought he had obtained it from the French Ministry of Magic by placing relations, so she did not continue to ask and instead discussed the use of these seeds with him.

"This is the seed of the pimple vine, which looks a bit like a brown thorny pod. It will be used in the sixth grade class," she said.

"This is the seed of the hyena tree."

"And this, the seeds of the guardian tree, the aura it emits will repel low-level dark creatures. I really want to plant it around Hogwarts..."

"Oh my God, there are actually seeds of gillus! Felix, have you seen it? gillus! It originates from the Mediterranean Sea and is a magical aquatic plant. It can be swallowed directly and breathed under the water, but this is purely a waste, and its role in the field of potions is even more irreplaceable."

Sprout said in a nagging manner, her fat body kept shuttled through the third greenhouse, finding bottles and jars from the corner, and storing the seeds in different categories.

She hummed a song happily, as happy as a bee - although bloated, but very hardworking.

Felix looked at the place, the air was mixed with the smell of soil and fertilizer, and accompanied by a strong fragrance of flowers, which left his nose in a contradictory state - he wanted to breathe happily and hide it.

The huge flower crown hanging from the ceiling is like colorful umbrellas, arranged the space above the greenhouse in an orderly manner, with a very layered sense.

Felix asked, “Is this an umbrella flower?”

"Yes, they have a strong fragrance of flowers, but be careful and don't be too obsessed."

Felix agreed with a smile, and he watched the rows of toadstools on the ground swaying their bodies gently, next to them were empty pots, a leaf half hidden in the soil.

"Is this a flowerpot used by Mandela grass?" Felix picked up the leaves and looked at them carefully.

Professor Sprout looked up and said, "Oh, it's true. The adult Mandela grass is too dangerous. I only collected two plants, but the effect is indeed very strong. The petrified little wizard recovered in less than a quarter of an hour."

"I remember his name seemed to be Colin Clivie, and Severus mentioned him to me." Felix tried to recall, but he shook his whole body.

"A freshman was petrified after less than three months of school. He lay in bed for more than half a year. The third day he opened his eyes was the final exam. Uh... it was a bit miserable."

Felix happily returned to the office with a pocket of gifts.

That night, he and Nick Lemay solved some questions through photos. Frankly speaking, Nick Lemay in the photo looked younger and healthier. Although they were all covered in gray hair, the photo seemed more energetic than himself. He felt that Nick Lemay he saw at the Boisrez Hotel was a little dull.

Communication through photos is not convenient, but it is not as troublesome as imagined. Because Felix is ​​not a student with zero foundation, but a master of magic literature with a profound background. They focus more on communication rather than teaching.

The interaction between the two is often: Felix asked a question, and Nick Lemay thought about it and gave his approach.

Or Nick Lemay introduces him to some rare but very useful books. For example, "Acalisto's Palace" - a book title like this that is unknown, Felix would not have paid attention to before, unless he was really idle one day and just found a book to read.

But even if he reads idle books, he will choose an interesting name.

For example, "The Adventures of Martin Migus" published by LCA Comic Publishing House records the story of a Muggle Martin Migus from France who accidentally entered the magic world.

After watching it, Felix's impression was that one of the big reasons why the wizards did not introduce ordinary people's movie equipment may be that magic is too convenient. The little wizards are like watching storyboard movies when watching comic strips.

Moreover, it is useless to introduce it. It is difficult for wizards to resonate with normal people's lives. They will ask curiously why they don't use magic.

In addition, the two will also talk about some Muggle issues, including some of their own manuscripts.

Today, Nick Lemay recommended three unpopular books to him. Felix did not expect that he would be left with a list of books. As expected, things are impermanent.

"Let's get here today, Felix, I'm a little tired." Nick Lemay in the portrait looked sleepy.

"Good night, Nick."

After the exchange, Felix sorted out the workbench, he put the postcards sent by his assistant from France into a drawer, and took out a thick stack of manuscripts.

He has completed the scheduled plan, and faced with the young preparatory wizard and the adult wizard, he has prepared two books-

A book called "The Adventures of the Little Wizard Mikki", he refers to the dynamic comic strips in the magic world, and describes the story of a 10-year-old preparatory wizard being sent to an ordinary school to study.

Mick originally planned to make a living and quietly wait for Hogwarts' admission letter, but unexpectedly he was attracted by the life in school. From fresh and interesting courses to various games, as well as visits to museums, amusement parks, social work and other practical activities... he introduced an originally unfamiliar world from the perspective of a child.

Another popular science book for adult wizards is the eye-catching "The Magic of the Muggle World". The concept is still to use the most rigorous logic and text to explain the most obvious underlying technology in the Muggle world.

After checking the manuscript and not finding any omissions, Felix reconfirmed the appointment time on the calendar.

"Tomorrow at 9:00 am, No. 126a, Diagon Alley, Xiaohongshu Book Company."

"Tomorrow at 10 o'clock, No. 15b on the south side of Diagon Alley, LCA Comic Publishing House."

The former is a book company he has been working with, and has successfully published "History of Magic" and "The Family Divine Fire and Social Habits of British Muggle Family". Both books are current textbooks for Hogwarts.

Because of good cooperation experience, there is no big problem.
Chapter completed!