The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 86 Do a good deed (Please recommend and collect)
Ryan and Hermione didn't stop practicing until almost noon. After confirming through the peephole that there was no one outside the door, the two quickly left the Room of Requirement and returned to the dormitory to pack up and prepare for dinner.

Here I have to praise the location of the Room of Requirement, which is on the eighth floor as is the entrance to the Gryffindor Common Room. This way, when you are exhausted from practice, you can quickly return to your room without having to drag your tired body up the stairs.

After half an hour of cleaning up, Ryan and his friends went downstairs to the hall for lunch. As soon as he and Hermione sat down, they saw a black furry monster and a bright light bulb walking together, with a small man beside them constantly saying something.

When they got closer Ryan realized that the black-haired monster was Harry, the bald man on the forehead was Ron, and the man running around next to him was this year's freshman Colin Creevey.

"What happened? How did it become like this?" Ryan asked curiously after they sat down.

"You and Hermione went reading again, it's a pity you didn't see us today..." After hearing Ryan's question, Ron excitedly talked about his heroic performance today. Ryan easily knew what happened today.

Harry went to Quidditch practice early this morning, but ran into the Slytherin team trying to grab the court, and a conflict broke out between the two teams. As a result, Malfoy called Colin a mudblood, which completely intensified the conflict between the two colleges.

Ron successfully hit Malfoy with the Slug Curse, which triggered a spell fight between the two sides. The fight ended only when someone notified Professor McGonagall on duty to rush to the court to stop it.

"Let me tell you, don't look at us like this, the Slytherins are in a worse situation. Crabbe and Goyle have turned purple, and their bodies are covered with little tentacles. Malfoy's hair has also been dyed in all kinds of colors."

Just as Ron was speaking excitedly, Hermione asked in a calm tone, "How did Professor McGonagall punish you this time?"

"Gryffindor and Slytherin will each have 150 points deducted from each of the two houses. Me, Ron, Malfoy from Slytherin, and their Quidditch captain Marcus Flint. The four of us will be detained for a month on labor." Because his body was covered in hair, Harry's voice sounded strange coming through the hair.

Seeing that Hermione wanted to say something, Ron quickly interrupted and said, "Let's talk after dinner. I got up early this morning and spent a long time on the Quidditch field. After the fight, I was criticized by Professor McGonagall for a long time. Now I'm almost starving."

Then it was time to eat. Harry's face was covered with hair, so he had to put food in his mouth from time to time. He looked very uncomfortable eating. Ryan asked curiously, "Why don't you go to Madam Pomfrey to get it fixed?"

"We wanted to," said Ron, "but Professor McGonagall checked and found no danger, so she wouldn't allow us to go to the hospital wing. She said she hoped we would remember that spells shouldn't be used to hurt classmates, and she wouldn't allow Madam Pomfrey to treat us until tomorrow afternoon. She thought it would help us remember this. But really, it was all Slytherin's fault for causing trouble first."

"Oh, right." Hermione suddenly thought of something: "What do you mean by mudblood?"

"That's a terrible word." Ron said vaguely with a large piece of sandwich in his mouth. "It's the most insulting word that some so-called pure-bloods think is used. They refer to wizards whose parents are both Muggles. Pure-bloods always think that their bloodline is superior, such as the Malfoy family. But to be honest, all pure-bloods today basically have several Muggle relatives. If they only intermarried, wizards would have been extinct long ago. As far as I know, several pure-blood families have become extinct because they insisted on bloodline supremacy."

"You attacked Malfoy today. His father won't come after you, right?" Ryan asked Ron worriedly.

"If he comes to me, his father can't afford to lose face. If he comes to my father for trouble, there are so many such things between our two families, so there is no need to worry about this one more. But you are right, I still have to write to my father in advance to remind him." After finishing their meal and returning to the common room, Ryan stopped Harry who wanted to go back to the dormitory to hide: "I have a spell here, maybe it can get rid of the hair on your body. But I am not very skilled, are you willing to try it?"

"It's okay, go ahead and try. These hairs make my body hurt and itchy, I can't stand it." Harry excitedly held Ryan's hand after hearing what Ryan said.

Ryan took out his wand, pointed it at Harry and chanted the rune Ger, which represented the cycle of change and growth. This spell was one of the simple results Ryan had recently developed while studying life magic and rune inheritance.

As a golden spell shot into Harry's body, the hair on Harry's body began to grow wildly. When the hair grew to more than two meters long, it all fell off. Ryan saw that Harry's hair had fallen all over the floor and his clothes had become heavier. He asked him to go to the dormitory to change his clothes and clean up.

A few minutes later, Harry and Ron came out together, their bald heads complementing each other. Ryan had to hold back his laughter.

"Will that make our hair grow?" Harry asked.

"I'm afraid not, because I don't know how to cast a hair growth spell." Ryan shook his head and said, "I just used a spell to stimulate the magic in Harry, so that the magic effect would burst out all at once. In this way, Harry's hair will not grow endlessly. However, this spell can only eliminate the magical effect and cannot restore it to its original state. For example, Ron's hair cannot be made to grow."

Seeing that Harry and Ron were a little depressed, Ryan advised: "At least Harry can eat and go to the toilet easily now. Besides, if you repeatedly use magic to mess with your hair, it may be bad for your hair."

"Bad for hair?" Ron exclaimed. "But my father said he used charms to keep his hair in good shape when he was young."

"So where is Mr. Weasley now?" Harry asked curiously.

"Well, I think Ryan is right. It's better not to use magic to mess with your hair. It's better to let nature take its course." Ron seemed to have thought of something and said firmly.

In short, although the matter was not handled perfectly, it was still solved smoothly. Ryan was very satisfied that he had done a good thing today.

Unfortunately, he did not gain any offset points. Ryan thought it might be because he had already gained offset points by changing the world of Speed ​​​​Come School. And the things that changed after that incident would not gain offset points repeatedly.

It seems that in order to get the offset point, we must make some big noise. Ryan thought silently in his heart.

(End of this chapter)