Harry Potter and the Necromancer

The magic lamp genie ‘Cornwall’ released a green fairy transformed from a slug.

Originally a green spotted slug, it has now become a sea slug known as a ‘blue dragon’, with beautiful blue and white colors, and its tentacles spread out like wings. Moreover, because it is a green fairy transformed from a magical life form, it has gotten rid of the problem of living only in the sea, and is now flying in the air with its wings spread out.

“Defensive aura! Offensive aura! Curse skills!”

Following Regulus Black’s instructions, a circle of defensive aura appeared on the green fairy’s body, and was passed to Regulus Black and the magic lamp genie ‘Cornwall’, and then it turned into offensive aura, stabbing outward like a hedgehog, and finally, in a pale green light, it was given the attribute of curse.

Regulus Black did not consider active offensive skills at the beginning of the setting, because the transformed green fairy is too small and can only bear limited magic power. It is better to use it as a consumable.

Although the setting involves two kinds of aura and three job skills, each green fairy can only bear one skill at a time, and the use of roar skills and trap skills is directly a consumable skill with green fairies as sacrifices.

In this way, in addition to the wizard's magic and the necromancer skills of the system, other professional skills can also be used, as long as there is a suitable carrier.

You know, although [Golden Memory Dragon Egg Secret Realm] was created by Regulus Black, it contains all the jobs and skills in the Diablo game, but he himself cannot enter it to learn skills. It is a pity that he can send unicorns to learn but he cannot enter himself. However, after successfully making [Cornwall Elf Magic Lamp], this regret can be offset. Although it is not directly using the skills of the seven major jobs, it is also a good choice to make such a workaround.

Mandrake is a very commonly used potion. There is a large area in the castle of Hogwarts that is a sunroom for growing potions. It is under the charge of Hufflepuff Dean Sprout, a fat and kind witch who is also the professor of Herbology.

Compared with the Potions class, the popularity of the two courses with such similar content is simply very different.

It is said that Neville from Gryffindor heard the beautiful singing of mandrake in the Herbology class and is now living in the Infirmary.

Peeves began to spread the rumor in the college that "Neville was fascinated by the attractive figure of mandrake."

This made Neville, who had just woken up in the infirmary, feel that it would be better to take off his earmuffs and die while listening to the screams of mandrakes.

"Professor Sprout! You really planted a lot of these mandrakes! In addition to the teaching needs, there are a few more!"

Regulus Black visited Professor Sprout after breakfast. Just to consult about the planting of herbs. After all, it is an absolute waste for the red land on Scarlet Manor to be vacant all the time.

Professor Sprout had taught the lower grade students to change the pots of Mandrake a few days ago, so he is now sorting out and dealing with some parts that the students have not done well.

"You ask this! You know that herbs have always been in demand. In addition to direct sales, Snape can also make them into potions for sale. The school operates in this way, and the Herbology class can be self-sufficient. Moreover, planting these herbs is more used to make potions to save people. This is a good thing, and doing good things can make people happy physically and mentally."

Professor Sprout is obviously enjoying it. Because he likes Herbology, he likes to plant herbs.

In fact, Regulus Black has known about this situation for a long time. After all, he has been an assistant for a year, and the school does not have too many secrets about him in terms of management.

Dumbledore made a lot of profits from herbs, far more than what Professor Sprout said that the Herbology class was self-sufficient.

But just like other projects that cheated the school board, all this money was used to operate the Order of the Phoenix.

After all, in order to deal with Voldemort, enthusiasm alone is not enough, you need a lot, and "a lot" can be bought with money.

However, the purpose of this trip is not to inquire about Dumbledore's source of funds, but to ask for advice on planting potion plants on the red soil.

"You said to plant on the red soil! If my devil's snare is still there, maybe new mutants will appear after planting. You should know that the large devil's snare is a mutant variety that I have carefully cultivated. I have weakened its shortcomings."

Professor Sprout mentioned the devil's snare that was looted by Regulus Black, with an expression like a child being kidnapped.

"What a pity! It was destroyed. Dumbledore said it was destroyed when that person left."

It seems that Dumbledore announced to the four deans who arranged the checkpoints that those arrangements were destroyed when the Dark Lord left. Although it is a pity that nothing was left, the four deans obviously believed Dumbledore.

But it would be embarrassing to say this in front of Regulus Black, because the Devil's Snare was in his hand and was put into the [Golden Memory Dragon Egg Secret Realm] as a material.

If Professor Sprout was a beautiful woman, Regulus Black wouldn't mind hugging her with open arms.

But forget it considering her fat body!

"Can mandrake continue to be planted after it matures? After all, as a plant in the wild, no one will harvest it when it matures, and it will continue to grow. I mean, can mandrake continue to grow? Finally grew to be the same size as a human?"

Regulus Black just made a small assumption, but Professor Sprout turned his head in confusion.

"I don't know what you are talking about. Generally, mandrakes are harvested directly after they mature. I have never heard of whether mandrakes in the wild will grow to adult size. Unless You can solve the premature aging problem of mandrake."

Professor Sprout seems to have led the topic to a strange place. Mandrake also has premature aging problems?

"Professor Sprout, I don't quite understand what you mean. Progeria seems to only happen in humans."

Regulus Black was a little surprised. After all, this was the first time he heard such a statement.

"I know that there is such a disease in the Muggle world. Those children age at several times the speed as soon as they are born. This is not growth. Their bodies still remain in the state of young children, but their physiques have already aged. They will eventually die in their teens. Mandrakes have the same problem. I have never seen an adult-sized mandrake. Each mandrake is only the size of a baby, but look at them. Does any one of them look like a child? All of them are aging faces and skin. What we call Mandrake matures is the moment when it ages to death.”

Professor Sprout had great sympathy for those children who were suffering from premature aging, even if they were all Muggles.

"So if the mandrake can be prevented from aging, can it grow to adult size?"

Regulus Black continued to ask, and a flash of inspiration flashed in his mind.

"I'm not very clear on this question, but you can try it yourself. After all, herbalism is a course that emphasizes practice to get the truth."

Professor Sprout piled up the used flower pots, placed the pairs of mandrakes transplanted by the students, and brought over a pot of young mandrakes, which he handed to Regulus Black without any explanation.

"I think you must have some ideas, don't you? Then give it a try! Maybe it can really be done!"

As a student who has graduated from Hogwarts and taught at Hogwarts for another year, Regulus Black feels like he has returned to his student days. You must know that Professor Sprout is the head of the Herbology course. As long as Professor McGonagall, of course he taught Regulus Black, as well as Snape and Harry Potter's father.

Although Regulus Black didn't like this class very much at that time, he still got straight A's.