Chapter 175: A New Tome
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Chapter 175: A New Tome
Professor Flitwick awkwardly waved his hands, "I apologize profusely, Professor McGonagall. I got a little carried away... You know, that magic, I've been researching it for years."
Professor McGonagall's anger subsided somewhat as she inquired with curiosity, "How well did it work?"
"Absolutely splendid, thanks to Felix Harp. We unanimously believe that this ancient magic holds tremendous untapped potential, even possibly affecting creatures like the Hungarian Horntail. We call it the 'Enhanced Scaling Charm,' a fusion of the Shrinking Charm and the Enlarging Charm, but with even more potent effects."
"Is it really that extraordinary?"
"Yes, Professor McGonagall, it truly is. Of course, there's still room for improvement."
Professor Sprout rushed back hurriedly, meticulously tending to the two wand trees. However, she didn't show any favorable expression to the originator of the idea until Felix Harp handed her three large packets of magical plant seeds he obtained from the black market.
"These seeds are incredibly precious. Where did you get them?" Sprout looked at him in astonishment.
Felix Harp vaguely replied, "I asked a friend from France to find them. It was a stroke of luck, and I doubt I'll have such a good opportunity next time..."
Thinking that he had pulled some strings with the French Ministry of Magic, Sprout didn't press further. Instead, she engaged him in a discussion about the uses of these seeds.
"This is Knotgrass Vine seed. It looks somewhat like brown banded thorns. We'll use them in the sixth-year class."
"And this is Snargaluff seed."L1tLagoon witnessed the first publication of this chapter on Ñøv€l--B1n.
"And this, the Guardian Oak seed. Its aura repels lesser dark creatures. I'd love to plant a circle of them around Hogwarts..."
"Good heavens, Salamander's Flame seeds! Felix, have you seen this? Salamander's Flame! It originates from the Mediterranean, a wondrous aquatic plant. Ingesting it directly allows underwater breathing, but that's mere waste. Its value lies in the realm of potion-making."
Sprout continued enthusiastically, her plump figure weaving through the Third Greenhouse, unearthing jars and bottles from corners, neatly organizing the seeds into categories.
She hummed a tune with delight, as cheerful as a bee – albeit a bit cumbersome, but incredibly industrious.
Felix Harp surveyed the area, the air filled with the scent of soil and fertilizer, accompanied by a strong aroma of flowers. His nose was in a conflicting state – eager to breathe deeply, yet also partially obscured.
Huge floral crowns hung from the ceiling like an array of colorful umbrellas, creating an intricately layered arrangement in the greenhouse space.
"Let's stop here for today, Felix. I'm a bit tired," Nick's eyes in the portrait appeared drowsy.
"Goodnight, Nick."
After the exchange, Felix Harp tidied his workspace. He stored postcards sent by his assistant from France in a drawer and pulled out a thick stack of manuscripts.
He had already completed his planned work. To cater to both young aspiring wizards and adult witches and wizards, he had prepared two books:
One titled "The Young Wizard's Adventures with Mick," designed in the style of the magical dynamic comics prevalent in the wizarding world. It depicted the story of a 10-year-old young wizard attending a Muggle school.
Initially, Mick intended to idle away his time, quietly awaiting his acceptance letter from Hogwarts. However, he found himself drawn into the life of the school. From captivating classes to diverse games, and practical activities like museum visits, amusement parks, and community service... it introduced a previously unfamiliar world from a child's perspective.
The other book was an informative guide for adult wizards, aptly named "Magic in the Muggle World." The concept remained presenting the most fundamental layers of Muggle technology in the most rigorous logic and language.
After reviewing the manuscripts once more and not finding any errors, Felix Harp double-checked the appointment times on his calendar.
"Tomorrow at 9 a.m., 126a Diagon Alley, Little Red Book Publishing Company."
"Tomorrow at 10 a.m., 15b Diagon Alley South, LCA Comics."
The former was the publishing company he had been cooperating with, having successfully published "A History of Magic" and "Domestic Life and Social Customs of British Muggle Families." Both books were currently used at Hogwarts.
Since they had a good history of collaboration, it shouldn't pose any issues.
As for the latter – LCA Comics, specializing in the children's market – he hadn't dealt with them before. He would have to handle it as the situation unfolded, but thankfully, he had made some preparations.
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Chapter 175: A New Tome
Professor Flitwick awkwardly waved his hands, "I apologize profusely, Professor McGonagall. I got a little carried away... You know, that magic, I've been researching it for years."
Professor McGonagall's anger subsided somewhat as she inquired with curiosity, "How well did it work?"
"Absolutely splendid, thanks to Felix Harp. We unanimously believe that this ancient magic holds tremendous untapped potential, even possibly affecting creatures like the Hungarian Horntail. We call it the 'Enhanced Scaling Charm,' a fusion of the Shrinking Charm and the Enlarging Charm, but with even more potent effects."
"Is it really that extraordinary?"
"Yes, Professor McGonagall, it truly is. Of course, there's still room for improvement."
Professor Sprout rushed back hurriedly, meticulously tending to the two wand trees. However, she didn't show any favorable expression to the originator of the idea until Felix Harp handed her three large packets of magical plant seeds he obtained from the black market.
"These seeds are incredibly precious. Where did you get them?" Sprout looked at him in astonishment.
Felix Harp vaguely replied, "I asked a friend from France to find them. It was a stroke of luck, and I doubt I'll have such a good opportunity next time..."
Thinking that he had pulled some strings with the French Ministry of Magic, Sprout didn't press further. Instead, she engaged him in a discussion about the uses of these seeds.
"This is Knotgrass Vine seed. It looks somewhat like brown banded thorns. We'll use them in the sixth-year class."
"And this is Snargaluff seed."L1tLagoon witnessed the first publication of this chapter on Ñøv€l--B1n.
"And this, the Guardian Oak seed. Its aura repels lesser dark creatures. I'd love to plant a circle of them around Hogwarts..."
"Good heavens, Salamander's Flame seeds! Felix, have you seen this? Salamander's Flame! It originates from the Mediterranean, a wondrous aquatic plant. Ingesting it directly allows underwater breathing, but that's mere waste. Its value lies in the realm of potion-making."
Sprout continued enthusiastically, her plump figure weaving through the Third Greenhouse, unearthing jars and bottles from corners, neatly organizing the seeds into categories.
She hummed a tune with delight, as cheerful as a bee – albeit a bit cumbersome, but incredibly industrious.
Felix Harp surveyed the area, the air filled with the scent of soil and fertilizer, accompanied by a strong aroma of flowers. His nose was in a conflicting state – eager to breathe deeply, yet also partially obscured.
Huge floral crowns hung from the ceiling like an array of colorful umbrellas, creating an intricately layered arrangement in the greenhouse space.
"Let's stop here for today, Felix. I'm a bit tired," Nick's eyes in the portrait appeared drowsy.
"Goodnight, Nick."
After the exchange, Felix Harp tidied his workspace. He stored postcards sent by his assistant from France in a drawer and pulled out a thick stack of manuscripts.
He had already completed his planned work. To cater to both young aspiring wizards and adult witches and wizards, he had prepared two books:
One titled "The Young Wizard's Adventures with Mick," designed in the style of the magical dynamic comics prevalent in the wizarding world. It depicted the story of a 10-year-old young wizard attending a Muggle school.
Initially, Mick intended to idle away his time, quietly awaiting his acceptance letter from Hogwarts. However, he found himself drawn into the life of the school. From captivating classes to diverse games, and practical activities like museum visits, amusement parks, and community service... it introduced a previously unfamiliar world from a child's perspective.
The other book was an informative guide for adult wizards, aptly named "Magic in the Muggle World." The concept remained presenting the most fundamental layers of Muggle technology in the most rigorous logic and language.
After reviewing the manuscripts once more and not finding any errors, Felix Harp double-checked the appointment times on his calendar.
"Tomorrow at 9 a.m., 126a Diagon Alley, Little Red Book Publishing Company."
"Tomorrow at 10 a.m., 15b Diagon Alley South, LCA Comics."
The former was the publishing company he had been cooperating with, having successfully published "A History of Magic" and "Domestic Life and Social Customs of British Muggle Families." Both books were currently used at Hogwarts.
Since they had a good history of collaboration, it shouldn't pose any issues.
As for the latter – LCA Comics, specializing in the children's market – he hadn't dealt with them before. He would have to handle it as the situation unfolded, but thankfully, he had made some preparations.
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Chapter 175: A New TomeProfessor Flitwick awkwardly waved his hands, "I apologize profusely, Professor McGonagall. I got a little carried away... You know, that magic, I've been researching it for years."Professor McGonagall's anger subsided somewhat as she inquired with curiosity, "How well did it work?""Absolutely splendid, thanks to Felix Harp. We unanimously believe that this ancient magic holds tremendous untapped potential, even possibly affecting creatures like the Hungarian Horntail. We call it the 'Enhanced Scaling Charm,' a fusion of the Shrinking Charm and the Enlarging Charm, but with even more potent effects.""Is it really that extraordinary?""Yes, Professor McGonagall, it truly is. Of course, there's still room for improvement."Professor Sprout rushed back hurriedly, meticulously tending to the two wand trees. However, she didn't show any favorable expression to the originator of the idea until Felix Harp handed her three large packets of magical plant seeds he obtained from the black market."These seeds are incredibly precious. Where did you get them?" Sprout looked at him in astonishment.Felix Harp vaguely replied, "I asked a friend from France to find them. It was a stroke of luck, and I doubt I'll have such a good opportunity next time..."Thinking that he had pulled some strings with the French Ministry of Magic, Sprout didn't press further. Instead, she engaged him in a discussion about the uses of these seeds."This is Knotgrass Vine seed. It looks somewhat like brown banded thorns. We'll use them in the sixth-year class.""And this is Snargaluff seed."L1tLagoon witnessed the first publication of this chapter on Nvl--B1n."And this, the Guardian Oak seed. Its aura repels lesser dark creatures. I'd love to plant a circle of them around Hogwarts...""Good heavens, Salamander's Flame seeds! Felix, have you seen this? Salamander's Flame! It originates from the Mediterranean, a wondrous aquatic plant. Ingesting it directly allows underwater breathing, but that's mere waste. Its value lies in the realm of potion-making."Sprout continued enthusiastically, her plump figure weaving through the Third Greenhouse, unearthing jars and bottles from corners, neatly organizing the seeds into categories.She hummed a tune with delight, as cheerful as a bee albeit a bit cumbersome, but incredibly industrious.Felix Harp surveyed the area, the air filled with the scent of soil and fertilizer, accompanied by a strong aroma of flowers. His nose was in a conflicting state eager to breathe deeply, yet also partially obscured.Huge floral crowns hung from the ceiling like an array of colorful umbrellas, creating an intricately layered arrangement in the greenhouse space."Let's stop here for today, Felix. I'm a bit tired," Nick's eyes in the portrait appeared drowsy."Goodnight, Nick."After the exchange, Felix Harp tidied his workspace. He stored postcards sent by his assistant from France in a drawer and pulled out a thick stack of manuscripts.He had already completed his planned work. To cater to both young aspiring wizards and adult witches and wizards, he had prepared two books:One titled "The Young Wizard's Adventures with Mick," designed in the style of the magical dynamic comics prevalent in the wizarding world. It depicted the story of a 10-year-old young wizard attending a Muggle school.Initially, Mick intended to idle away his time, quietly awaiting his acceptance letter from Hogwarts. However, he found himself drawn into the life of the school. From captivating classes to diverse games, and practical activities like museum visits, amusement parks, and community service... it introduced a previously unfamiliar world from a child's perspective.The other book was an informative guide for adult wizards, aptly named "Magic in the Muggle World." The concept remained presenting the most fundamental layers of Muggle technology in the most rigorous logic and language.After reviewing the manuscripts once more and not finding any errors, Felix Harp double-checked the appointment times on his calendar."Tomorrow at 9 a.m., 126a Diagon Alley, Little Red Book Publishing Company.""Tomorrow at 10 a.m., 15b Diagon Alley South, LCA Comics."The former was the publishing company he had been cooperating with, having successfully published "A History of Magic" and "Domestic Life and Social Customs of British Muggle Families." Both books were currently used at Hogwarts.Since they had a good history of collaboration, it shouldn't pose any issues.As for the latter LCA Comics, specializing in the children's market he hadn't dealt with them before. He would have to handle it as the situation unfolded, but thankfully, he had made some preparations.Hello everyone, If you enjoy reading this novel and want to read 10 Chapters ahead of schedule, then please join my Patreon. Or Consider donating! at Paypal or Ko-fi.Your support is greatly appreciated
