From time to time, the afternoon sun passed through the deep tunnel and hit the bottom stone wall, and Rig and Hermione looked down in amazement.

Hermione struggled to get out of Rig's arms, and Rig obediently let go of her, instead hugging Hermione's waist and floating up and down together.

Hermione's wand was already clenched tightly, so she waited to stand down and give her old friend Devil Vine a warm sticker.

It's a pity that it can't be posted now.

The crowded space where countless devil vines were entrenched and writhing doesn't know when it was emptied.

Instead, a group of turquoise plants bouncing on the ground like fitness balls, the green balls constantly hitting the rock wall with a popping sound.

Dozens of green balls bounced on the ground, and from Rig's point of view, it looked like a thick carpet that was constantly fluctuating.

Sunlight comes and goes, and it's hard to tell the variety of this amazing plant.

Fearing that Professor Sprout had changed into something strange, Rig cautiously raised his wand.

"Fluorescent flickering."

Bright balls of light illuminated the base of the grotto, floating and moving back and forth through the spheres of light, as Rig and Hermione watched carefully.

The ball of light was constantly changing positions, and Rig was disappointed to find that the plant was not afraid or averse to light, and was not as easy to deal with as the Devil's Vine.

Devil's Vine: Are you polite?

Hermione also frowned and looked down, this plant she had never seen before, and it was not something she had learned in class.

Rig and Hermione discussed in a whisper, worried that the strange plant had different habits than before, and that they might be provoked if they lit it directly.

The attentive Hermione also discovered that the plant's attack power should not be underestimated.

Under the repeated impact, the rock wall puffed down with dust, and some subtle cracks appeared.

Even if the plant didn't really hit them with a broken bone and get seriously injured, Rig didn't want to be hurt for a week because he was smashed by the ball.

Rig and Hermione, who were still hesitating, heard the grinding sound from above and quickly floated to the other side to make room for the falling Harry and Ron.

Leaving the passageway, Rig and Hermione came to the low grotto, and now they were much closer to the balls.

Hermione had to remind Rig to change positions from time to time so as not to hit the ball of plants flying from nowhere.

Harry and Ron, who didn't know anything, relaxed their bodies and looked down with a relaxed face.

The path was so familiar that Harry could beat the devil vines with his eyes closed.

Ron saw that Rig and Hermione were still waving to them happily, and as soon as he opened his mouth, he drank a mouthful of wind.

Harry, who was more sensitive, frowned as he watched Rig, who was getting closer, but didn't land directly on the ground like before.

He had a bad premonition.

Rig, who was about to float up the swift falling duo, watched in amazement as a green ball suddenly jumped up, blocking his view.

The use of the levitation charm also requires concentration and a fixed line of sight so that the entire object can be completely floated.

Without a target, it's easy to get a horror story like Ron being disembodied by a Phantom Shifter.

The green ball floated in the air, and Harry and Ron, who were about to land, saw the unidentified creatures below.

Ron, who could only whine and whine just now, screamed, "Ahhh ”

Harry and Ron, who weren't hit by Rig's levitation charm, smashed into the pile of plants like two lead balls, and the bouncing balls ensured that they wouldn't break their legs.

Ron was hit more by the green ball, and bounced off a bit.

It's just that compared to the gentle mat of the devil's vine, this ball hurts.

Harry and Ron screamed as they landed, and countless green balls slammed into them, crackling and smashing into their bodies.

They weren't beaten, but their bodies were quickly bruised.

Each green ball is the size of a Quaffle.

The Quaffle is a bright red match ball with a diameter of twelve inches (30 cm) used in Quidditch.

As soon as Harry and Ron stood firm, they began to run around with their eyes closed, causing the green balls of the entire cavern to riot and chase after the two little wizards.

The ground quickly became chaotic, and the figures of Harry and Ron were drowned out in green balls.

Harry barely opened his eyes, and he saw a hazy green in front of him, and everything was flying to hit his balls, smashing him and screaming as he ran.

Ron may have gotten used to the twins' pranks, and his pain tolerance is much better.

In a fit of rage, he pinched a flying ball, and the green ball struggled in his hand before being thrown against the wall by Ron.

The ball slammed into the rock wall at a much faster speed than they bounced, and the ball was squeezed into an elliptical circle by impact, and then slid down the rock wall, not moving.

Ron, who found this useful, yelled at Harry, "Harry, stop running, smash the ball hard against the wall!" ”

As soon as he finished shouting, Ron knelt down in pain, clutching his legs, and shed manly tears.

Rig gasped in mid-air and clenched his legs empathetically.

While Ron and Harry were suffering, Rig and Hermione weren't idle.

At first, Rig tries to float Ron and them again to save them from the sea of suffering.

He soon discovered that this was an impossible task.

The rioting green ball drowned Harry and them, and Rig couldn't just float their hair, right?

Even with the bite hat with the hair growth charm, Rig believed that Harry and the others didn't want to experience the pain of a middle-aged man in advance.

In a hurry, Rig and Hermione found another lone green ball, and Hermione used her fire magic that was so effective against the devil's vine.

This was the first thing they learned in their herbal class, and most of the magical plants loved humid environments and hated light, warmth, and fire.

Professor Sprout in the class said with a kind smile: "Disobedient magic plants, it would be good to educate them." ”

She has rescued many rare plants, and unlike animals, it is difficult to understand the good intentions of wizards.

A dead horse is a live horse doctor, and Rig also tries the flames that he has accidentally upgraded since he fought off Voldemort last time.

Voldemort is a figure of special significance in the British wizarding world, and just repelling him once, the deeds have not spread, which has brought many additional benefits to Rig.

The unexpected upgrade of the flame is one.

After the upgrade, the flames were blazing, and Rig felt that he had mastered it more finely.

You can even do your own secondary weakening control to send out a version with lower mana cost and less lethality.

This is a secondary nerfed version, and Rig calls him the Great Fireball.

After all, you can't make a big move in every situation.

Hermione's bluebell-like flames and Rig's big fireball flew towards the lone green orb.

The green ball that hasn't had time to bounce off yet:?

Then, it was drowned in two flames.

Hermione was worried that this would not be enough, and the flames kept circling the green ball, scorching continuously.

Rig smelled a vegetative scent, a bit like a roasted pineapple.

Ron, who fell to his knees, finally recovered.

Extreme pain helped him pick up memories of his childhood, and he barely got to his feet.

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Wow, I haven't eaten anything, but I'm done.

(End of chapter)