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252. Plant soothing spell
Looking at Hermione raising her right hand high, Magos also thought about it for a while, then gave up. There was no memory at all. He sometimes wondered if there was a computer installed in the brains of those top students.Flashdance..
Sprout was not Snape. Looking at Hermione who was the only one to raise her hand, she would not ignore her for some reason.
"Ms. Granger."
Hermione straightened her back and spoke.
"Because when we pulled the leaf, there was a layer of protective spell that blocked our access to it. It seemed like we had pulled it, but in fact, it looked like it was being attacked. It released the sleeping gas to defend itself."
Sprout asked with interest,
"Then you mean to cancel the protective spell and touch it"
Hermione straightened her face.
"Of course not. To a plant, no matter whether there is a layer of magic blocking it, it will still be attacked, and the result will be the same."
Judging from Sprout's expression, she was satisfied with Hermione's answer and motioned for her to continue.
"I have read that when poison leaf vine was introduced, it was said that poison leaf vine is a very rare magical plant, but it is extremely dangerous and has a strong protective mechanism, so in order to be able to come into contact with it without harming it, At that time, several famous herbalism professors invented a magic spell that could be used without a wand. It was specifically used to appease magical plants, but because its use was too limited, it was not recognized by the public."
After listening to Hermione's words, Magos also had a vague impression, but it seemed that he just introduced the plant and didn't say what kind of curse it was.
Sprout looked very happy and applauded her twice.
"It's great. Very few students pay attention to this. Because it doesn't specifically introduce this spell and doesn't tell you how to learn it, so almost all students will subconsciously ignore it and feel that it is not something you can learn. content."
As she spoke, she pointed to the three-leaf dreamgrass in front of her.
"Obviously, you are wrong. Of course you can't blame Ms. Phyllida Spohr for this reason. Oh, by the way, you should call her the principal. Maybe she didn't write this spell into the book. There are other reasons, but one thing is for sure, this spell is very useful and very simple. As long as you can pass the Charms class and put in some effort, you can learn it."
"Then you want to teach us this magic spell in this class?" the student in the front row asked quietly.
"No." She smiled.
"As to whether Professor Flitwick is more professional in teaching magic spells, I have asked him to come here specifically to teach you this spell."
As she finished speaking, Professor Flitwick's short figure suddenly appeared next to her.
"Why do you have to do this every year? Why don't you just let me teach them when they are in their first and second grade?" Professor Flitwick complained as soon as he appeared, and it sounded like Professor Sprout must have never done it before. This is what I've been taught to do.
"This will make a deep impression on them." Professor Sprout was very proud of his teaching at that time.
"Every year when seventh grade graduates, they still remember the magic spell. That's the effect."
"Okay, okay." Professor Flitwick sighed and waved his hands, then straightened his face.
"In this herbal medicine class I will teach you a new spell, or this can't be called a spell, I prefer to call it a professional skill."
Professor Sprout curled his lips after hearing this, and was a little dissatisfied with Flivi's disguised belittling of the merits of his senior herbalists.
"Because it can be used without a wand, the name of this spell is called Plant Appeasement Charm. It can reduce the vigilance and aggressiveness of plants, which will be of great help to your possible future adventures, at least when you encounter situations that you cannot face. Facing the right or dangerous magic plants, mastering it skillfully can enhance your wilderness survival experience. So I hope you all learn this magic spell seriously."
All the little wizards nodded seriously when they heard the words of the intruding Professor Flitwick, and then he told them the spell. In fact, it was not so much a spell as a song that they could not understand.All they need to do is use magic to sing this song to the magical plant, thereby lowering its vigilance and attack, and then touch it.
"Thank you very much Professor Flitwick for taking the time to come and teach us." Seeing that the little wizards below have roughly learned it, Professor Sprout stepped forward to applaud him, and the little wizards responded one after another.
Professor Flitwick bent down and was about to disappear, when Magos suddenly raised his hand.
"Professor Flitwick, I have a question."
"Mr. Will." Flitwick is very familiar with Magos, and his contribution to the magic card is not small.
"Please say."
"Since magical plants have some aspects of soothing charms, do magical creatures also have them?"
Flitwick looked at Sprout at this question and shook his head with a smile.
"Unfortunately, no."
"Magical plants are much simpler than magical creatures." Professor Sprout said.
"There are many varieties of magic plants, but their habits and survival needs always have something in common, such as soil, sunlight, leaves, water, etc., so they seem complicated. In fact, you can discover a lot when you know more about them. The same thing. So the coverage area of the appeasement spell is still very, very large for them."
"Magical creatures are different," Flitwick continued.
"There are very big differences in the creatures produced by different ecological environments, and the food chain is also very important. Think about it, would it be useful for lions and tigers to use a magic spell to appease cattle and sheep? All for magical creatures, the magic spell to appease is An impossible one.”
"What about a specific dangerous magical creature?" Magos asked again.
"It's still no use." Flitwick replied in a decisive tone.
"Magical creatures are not as simple as magic plants. They have emotions, so the effect of soothing spells on them is minimal. Except for wizards who specially tame or take care of them, the same creatures are needed in the wild. When using this spell At this time, you have to pray that it is full or has nothing else. Once it is, the spell will be useless to them, and may even cause them to target you."
Magos nodded in understanding.
"Thank you, Professor Flitwick."
Flitwick smiled and nodded. Seeing that the other little wizards didn't ask questions, the idea disappeared in front of them the next second. This ability made most little wizards jealous.
"Okay." Professor Sprout patted the table.
"Let's start the class again. Now that you are all temporarily proficient in the spell that Professor Flitwick just taught, let's see if you can make the clover sleep."
Sprout was not Snape. Looking at Hermione who was the only one to raise her hand, she would not ignore her for some reason.
"Ms. Granger."
Hermione straightened her back and spoke.
"Because when we pulled the leaf, there was a layer of protective spell that blocked our access to it. It seemed like we had pulled it, but in fact, it looked like it was being attacked. It released the sleeping gas to defend itself."
Sprout asked with interest,
"Then you mean to cancel the protective spell and touch it"
Hermione straightened her face.
"Of course not. To a plant, no matter whether there is a layer of magic blocking it, it will still be attacked, and the result will be the same."
Judging from Sprout's expression, she was satisfied with Hermione's answer and motioned for her to continue.
"I have read that when poison leaf vine was introduced, it was said that poison leaf vine is a very rare magical plant, but it is extremely dangerous and has a strong protective mechanism, so in order to be able to come into contact with it without harming it, At that time, several famous herbalism professors invented a magic spell that could be used without a wand. It was specifically used to appease magical plants, but because its use was too limited, it was not recognized by the public."
After listening to Hermione's words, Magos also had a vague impression, but it seemed that he just introduced the plant and didn't say what kind of curse it was.
Sprout looked very happy and applauded her twice.
"It's great. Very few students pay attention to this. Because it doesn't specifically introduce this spell and doesn't tell you how to learn it, so almost all students will subconsciously ignore it and feel that it is not something you can learn. content."
As she spoke, she pointed to the three-leaf dreamgrass in front of her.
"Obviously, you are wrong. Of course you can't blame Ms. Phyllida Spohr for this reason. Oh, by the way, you should call her the principal. Maybe she didn't write this spell into the book. There are other reasons, but one thing is for sure, this spell is very useful and very simple. As long as you can pass the Charms class and put in some effort, you can learn it."
"Then you want to teach us this magic spell in this class?" the student in the front row asked quietly.
"No." She smiled.
"As to whether Professor Flitwick is more professional in teaching magic spells, I have asked him to come here specifically to teach you this spell."
As she finished speaking, Professor Flitwick's short figure suddenly appeared next to her.
"Why do you have to do this every year? Why don't you just let me teach them when they are in their first and second grade?" Professor Flitwick complained as soon as he appeared, and it sounded like Professor Sprout must have never done it before. This is what I've been taught to do.
"This will make a deep impression on them." Professor Sprout was very proud of his teaching at that time.
"Every year when seventh grade graduates, they still remember the magic spell. That's the effect."
"Okay, okay." Professor Flitwick sighed and waved his hands, then straightened his face.
"In this herbal medicine class I will teach you a new spell, or this can't be called a spell, I prefer to call it a professional skill."
Professor Sprout curled his lips after hearing this, and was a little dissatisfied with Flivi's disguised belittling of the merits of his senior herbalists.
"Because it can be used without a wand, the name of this spell is called Plant Appeasement Charm. It can reduce the vigilance and aggressiveness of plants, which will be of great help to your possible future adventures, at least when you encounter situations that you cannot face. Facing the right or dangerous magic plants, mastering it skillfully can enhance your wilderness survival experience. So I hope you all learn this magic spell seriously."
All the little wizards nodded seriously when they heard the words of the intruding Professor Flitwick, and then he told them the spell. In fact, it was not so much a spell as a song that they could not understand.All they need to do is use magic to sing this song to the magical plant, thereby lowering its vigilance and attack, and then touch it.
"Thank you very much Professor Flitwick for taking the time to come and teach us." Seeing that the little wizards below have roughly learned it, Professor Sprout stepped forward to applaud him, and the little wizards responded one after another.
Professor Flitwick bent down and was about to disappear, when Magos suddenly raised his hand.
"Professor Flitwick, I have a question."
"Mr. Will." Flitwick is very familiar with Magos, and his contribution to the magic card is not small.
"Please say."
"Since magical plants have some aspects of soothing charms, do magical creatures also have them?"
Flitwick looked at Sprout at this question and shook his head with a smile.
"Unfortunately, no."
"Magical plants are much simpler than magical creatures." Professor Sprout said.
"There are many varieties of magic plants, but their habits and survival needs always have something in common, such as soil, sunlight, leaves, water, etc., so they seem complicated. In fact, you can discover a lot when you know more about them. The same thing. So the coverage area of the appeasement spell is still very, very large for them."
"Magical creatures are different," Flitwick continued.
"There are very big differences in the creatures produced by different ecological environments, and the food chain is also very important. Think about it, would it be useful for lions and tigers to use a magic spell to appease cattle and sheep? All for magical creatures, the magic spell to appease is An impossible one.”
"What about a specific dangerous magical creature?" Magos asked again.
"It's still no use." Flitwick replied in a decisive tone.
"Magical creatures are not as simple as magic plants. They have emotions, so the effect of soothing spells on them is minimal. Except for wizards who specially tame or take care of them, the same creatures are needed in the wild. When using this spell At this time, you have to pray that it is full or has nothing else. Once it is, the spell will be useless to them, and may even cause them to target you."
Magos nodded in understanding.
"Thank you, Professor Flitwick."
Flitwick smiled and nodded. Seeing that the other little wizards didn't ask questions, the idea disappeared in front of them the next second. This ability made most little wizards jealous.
"Okay." Professor Sprout patted the table.
"Let's start the class again. Now that you are all temporarily proficient in the spell that Professor Flitwick just taught, let's see if you can make the clover sleep."
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