The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 84 Return
On the way back to the charity cemetery, Uncle Jiu said to Ryan, "Ryan, is what happened today the ominous thing that you said Master Ren would encounter?"

"It should be." Ryan said. "If you hadn't helped him today, he would have died at the hands of zombies. You can say that you are the benefactor of Master Ren in the prophecy."

"Oh, really?" Uncle Jiu said. From the smile on his face, it can be seen that he was very satisfied with Ryan's statement.

After returning to the charity cemetery, the master and apprentice began their daily life of cultivating and farming. Finally, a week later, the plants Ryan gave to Uncle Jiu were planted by Uncle Jiu himself. So Uncle Jiu immediately packed his bags and prepared to return to Maoshan to announce the good news.

After seeing off Uncle Nine, Ryan told his two brothers that he was going to the provincial capital to meet his elders, and left the charity cemetery.

After turning a few corners and reaching a place where no one noticed him, Ryan chose to return to the Wanjie Grocery Store.

Back at the grocery store, Ryan began to count his gains:

——Change the plot, 20 offset points.

——Obtain the complete set of Maoshan Shangqing inheritance, which is divided into five parts: mind method, spells, miscellaneous knowledge, side door, and physical skills.

——A pile of yellow paper, cinnabar and other items that I sold in the town before
After counting, Ryan was quite satisfied with the complete set of Eastern cultivation methods he had obtained this time. Although it was a cultivation method in the Dharma Ending World, the upper limit that could be achieved was not very high. However, it was convenient to transfer to the orthodox Taoist things in the future. At the same time, as a method to lay the foundation, this orthodox Taoist method was a little slower to cultivate, but it was better in that the foundation would be laid more solidly.

In short, Ryan was still very satisfied with the harvest this time, so he began to receive the harvest this time and turn it into his own strength. The first thing to instill was the miscellaneous knowledge and physical skills. Each spent 3 offset points. Because the miscellaneous knowledge is mainly some knowledge of reading feng shui and matching cinnabar, while the physical skills are some fighting and footwork, which do not involve extraordinary power and are naturally cheaper.

After that, it was the spell. Since it required extraordinary power to draw the spell, it took 15 points of offset to learn. After the knowledge was instilled, Ryan used a magic wand instead of a peach wood sword, mobilized magic power and tried to draw the spell in the air. It turned out that although the spell was successfully drawn, the power consumed was much higher than what was said in the book, and the effect of the spell was only half of what was said in the book.

Ryan took out a brush and cinnabar, and used the little spiritual energy in his body to draw a talisman on yellow paper. After several experiments, Ryan successfully drew a simple corpse-suppressing talisman. After feeling it for a while, Ryan found that this talisman was not much different from the one drawn by Uncle Jiu. After all, it was just a basic talisman.

It seems that these power systems are complementary to each other. Now even simple talismans will be like this, but if complex talismans are forcibly activated with magic power, it is likely to cause dangerous backlash.

Then there were some side studies, mainly about the application of spiritual power, such as puppet manipulation, some methods of driving corpses, etc. Although Ryan felt that they were not very useful, he still learned these things just in case. Consumed 7 displacement points.

Finally, it was the highlight. Ryan tried to infuse spiritual energy into his body, hoping to save time for cultivation. Because he had successfully self-cultivated before, he only needed to infuse strength this time. However, the system told Ryan that his body could only be infused for one year, and 20 offset points were needed for infusion.

After weighing the pros and cons for a long time, Ryan gritted his teeth and chose to infuse strength. Then a beam of light shone on Ryan, making him feel as if he was soaking in a hot spring, so lazy that he didn't want to move at all.

When the beam of light disappeared, Ryan was surprised to find that his level of practice was almost the same as Qiu Sheng, who had practiced for nearly ten years. After thinking about it, Ryan realized that the difficulty of practicing in the Dharma Ending Age was inherently high, and the grocery store was calculated based on the practice in an ordinary environment, which was naturally different from what Ryan had originally thought.

After this series of upgrades, Ryan looked at the remaining 5 offset points and smiled bitterly. It was really painful to spend all the offset points that he had saved for so long. He could only comfort himself by saying that his strength had improved. After moving the spiritual power in his body for several cycles, Ryan stood up and cleaned up. He took out the mirror and looked at it. When he was sure that there was no flaw, he chose to return to the real world.

After crossing the space door, Ryan appeared in the toilet cubicle he left. Because it was after dinner, the students gathered in the common room or library, and there were not many people in the bathroom near the classroom.

After washing his face at the tap, Ryan chose to go back to the common room of Gryffindor Tower. He had spent almost half a month in the world of Mr. Zombie, but only an hour in this main world. This time difference made Ryan feel absurd, and he just wanted to go back to bed and sleep to adjust to the time difference.

Ryan went to bed around 8pm that day, and got up early the next morning to exercise. When he went out, he was surprised to find Hermione reading in the common room.

Sure enough, is this what a real academic master does? Ryan expressed his sincere admiration.

After getting out of the common room, Ryan chose to run inside the castle. There were few people in Hogwarts at 6:30 in the morning. Ryan only saw a few students and the headmaster in pajamas, who was in a hurry.

Taking advantage of the fact that there were not many people in the castle now, Ryan went down to the second floor to check out where he would most likely go next: Myrtle's bathroom.

The bathroom was in an empty corridor. Although many students would pass through this corridor when returning from the auditorium to the lounge, this bathroom looked extremely shabby and it looked like no one had used it for a long time.

Just as Ryan was about to investigate further, a milky white figure emerged from the wall and greeted Ryan: "Good morning, Ryan. It's still early for class, what are you doing here?" It turned out to be Nearly Headless Nick, Gryffindor's resident ghost.

"Good morning, Sir. I'm working out." Ryan greeted. Because he was more interested in history, he often asked the ghosts some questions. After all, these ghosts had experienced the history in person, which was much more intuitive than what they read in books.

So Ryan himself has a good relationship with several ghosts in the school, and often greets them warmly when he sees them.

"Oh, exercise, this is a good thing. In my time, every wizard would exercise. Unfortunately, modern wizards seem to have given up this habit. It's a pity." Nick shook his head regretfully, and accidentally dropped his head. He had to move his head back to its original place in a hurry.

"Magic is useful, but it's not everything." Nick put his head back and recalled, "If I had trained harder, I might have been able to escape from the pursuers even if I lost my wand."

"But there aren't many places for exercise in Hogwarts, and running in the castle is my only option. You've been here for a long time, do you know where in the castle I can conveniently do physical training?" Ryan asked Nick.

Nick thought for a while and said to Ryan, "I think I know a place that can meet your requirements."

(End of this chapter)