"Hearing the cries of a mandrake kills people." Ike replied with a raised hand.

After the last semester, the boy gradually became more cheerful. This allowed him to overcome his introverted personality and bravely raise his hand.

"That's right! Ravenclaw is adding 10 points! Professor Sprout appreciated that the professor was a perfect Hufflepuff who was loyal, kind, and treated every student in the school equally.

"But don't worry." The professor noticed a few of the students looking frightened, and she spoke up to comfort them.

"Only adult mandrakes will cry for human death. And the mandrake here is just a seedling. ”

"But," Professor Sprout said, "that doesn't mean they're not dangerous, and while hearing their cries isn't fatal, they can make you unconscious for hours." ”

"If you don't want to open your eyes again and the first thing you see is the ceiling of the school hospital, you have to listen carefully and follow what I say." The professor grimaced, his expression becoming serious.

"Now," she said, pointing to a few cabinets on the side, "everyone take a pair of earmuffs, and watch out for the poisonous tentacles next to them, this plant is also very dangerous, and we will learn later." ”

The little wizards immediately rushed to the scene, after all, everyone could see that there were only black and pink earmuffs in two, and there were far more boys than girls.

No one wants to wear a pair of pink earmuffs to class.

William didn't care, he calmly watched a kind of little wizards buzzing and scrambling, and then, after the crowd dispersed, he casually picked up a pink earmuff.

He took out his wand and waved it, and the earmuffs in his hand turned azure blue, a symbol of Ravenclaw.

"Superb Transfiguration! Ravenclaw plus five points! ”

"Isn't it! Is that okay too? Terry asked in disbelief, obviously not expecting to be able to play like this.

"Of course, as a good Ravenclaw, the first thing I need is to think with my head." William spread his hands, and he also found that he was now thinking more and more about the problem.

"William! Do me a favor! Tai blinked and looked pitifully at William, who hadn't grabbed the black earmuffs just now.

"That's it! Now everyone listen to me," said Professor Sprout, who also had a pair of pink earmuffs in his hands.

"When I tell you to put on your earmuffs, you all have to put them on obediently, and make sure that your ears are completely covered.

I'll give a thumbs up when it's safe to take off the earmuffs, like this. As he spoke, Professor Sprout gestured to the young wizards with an international gesture.

"Alright, now, everybody's on the earmuffs!"

William quickly complied, he had always attached great importance to his own life, there were still many dangers in the wizarding world, and the slightest carelessness would cost him.

For example, in the early days, people did not have an accurate understanding of these dangerous plants, and many people did not die in conflicts with wizards. Instead, he died on something that seemed insignificant.

For example, Professor McGonagall's husband, Elphinstone Elcott, was a very good Auror, and he and Professor McGonagall were once very affectionate, and the two even bought a cottage in Hogsmeade to serve as their love nest.

This makes it easy for Professor McGonagall to travel to Hogwarts Castle every day.

But the good times didn't last long, and such an excellent wizard died because of an accident, bitten by a poisonous tentacle.

After her husband's funeral, a grief-stricken Professor McGonagall moved out of Hogsmeade's cottage and took up residence in Hogwarts Castle, numbing herself by focusing on her work.

Until now.

While the wizarding world is full of magical spells and surprising things, there are also strange dangers in this world.

There are so many things, such as being bitten by poisonous tentacles, or listening to a concert of adult mandrakes, these things are fatal, and there is no room for recovery.

Therefore, one of the reasons why there are so few people in the wizarding world is also because there are too many dangers that can take the life of a wizard.

William, who wore earmuffs, only felt that the world had become quieter, in fact, listening with earbuds closed could also achieve the same effect, but sometimes the magic spell was far less secure than these physical means.

He noticed Sprout's movements, and hurriedly ran an occlusion technique to stop his thoughts, and then carefully watched the professor's movements.

This can't help William to be sloppy in the slightest, because these things have been learned, and in the future, if he goes to the wild by himself, it is likely to be life-saving!

The professor rolled up her sleeves, and she turned the cuffs of her robe upside down, looking like she had a lot of practice.

She grasped a blade of grass and pulled it up with all her might.

"Gan! This thing looks ugly! ”

William spat fiercely, and no one could hear it anyway.

The reason why he reacted so much was because Professor Sprout had pulled out of the soil not grass roots, but a strangely ugly baby.

On its head was the tender green blades of grass, and no one could have imagined that under such a pot of ordinary grass, there would be such a thing!

The baby's skin is light green and covered in spots, which makes it look disgusting. The ugly little creature shook its body dishonestly, its mouth wide open, and its throat pulled at the top of its throat to let out a cry that no one could hear.

What I saw with my own eyes was really not the same as what I saw in books.

Is this the ginseng fruit that grows in the ground???

William thought a little speechlessly, his first reaction when he saw this thing was, isn't this the ginseng fruit in Journey to the West that he saw in his previous life?

Since there is magic in this world, I don't know if there is ginseng fruit or not, what will the magic world in the East be like?

Did those wizards really use Taoism one by one? William couldn't help but think with some curiosity.

Soon, his mind didn't know where to go.

.........................

It must be said that Professor Sprout was indeed very rich, and she carried the leaves on the top of the child's head, took a large flower pot from the table beside her, and stuffed the mandrake doll into it with all her might.

Later, the professor buried it tightly with damp fertilizer, leaving only the green leaves exposed.

She patted the mud off her hands and gave a thumbs up to the little wizards around her,

"You can take off all the earmuffs."

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