Hogwarts Card System.

Chapter 68 [The Ashes of the Stray Wolf (Green)]

After leaving the hall, Ted asked, "Who is the tall student in Slytherin wearing a purple robe with a family crest? She looks like a first-year student..."

Just now, Ted saw a man among the first-year students. His expression was in stark contrast to that of the other Slytherins.

Moreover, after his psychic power was upgraded to level 2, Ted could simply analyze the other party's attitude from their facial expressions - this Slytherin had no ill will towards them, only curiosity.

This is rare!

Up to now, there are only a handful of Slytherins who have no ill will towards his group, or only one or two of them.

I didn't know this person myself, but I had seen him at the sorting ceremony, but I didn't remember his name.

Harry said, "You should be talking about Andre Lothar. The Lothar family is also a family with a long history. They have a good reputation and have kept a low profile in recent decades. I heard from Sirius that even during the years when You-Know-Who was most rampant, no one from the Lothar family joined the Death Eaters!"

A person's behavior may be faked, but his mentality and thinking are difficult to fake.

After all, there is only one person like Snape, a master of double agents, who can play both sides in front of the two legendary wizards of the world.

To be honest, Ted even felt a little sorry for Snape. If it weren't for Lily Evans, he would definitely have a chance to become a legend!

Although the old bat has a gloomy face and his hair is so greasy that you can squeeze oil out of it, he is only 32 years old this year!

Can you believe it?!

He is the youngest among the four deans, but the strongest.

Master of Dark Magic (Dark Magic lv8), Master of Potions (Potions lv8), Charms, Transfiguration, and Herbology are all lv7!

Even his magic of Occlumency and Legilimency have reached level 8, which is why he can act as a double agent in front of Dumbledore and Voldemort, two contemporary masters of Legilimency.

In the original book, Lupin and Sirius described him as "knowing more spells than seventh graders right after entering school." In his fifth grade, he had already invented several spells, including the Dark Art, which ranks among the top spells in the dark arts.

Although Ted himself has "invented" more than a dozen spells, that is reverse development and a platform transformation!
It is equivalent to converting a PC game into a mobile game, and the difficulty is greatly reduced.

This is the person. In the original novel, he was only 38 years old when he died.

If he could live to be sixty or seventy years old, there would be hope for him to become a legend.

Sometimes when Ted looked at Snape's character column, he would wonder: Did Voldemort also feel the threat Snape posed to him, so he tried to get rid of him!
After all, the Dark Lord certainly doesn't want to see another Dark Lord born.

Having gone off topic, Ted came to his senses and thought that this Slytherin was very special and worth paying attention to.

……

The Easter holiday is not very happy.

Although Ted and his group jumped up and down, and searched almost half of the castle inch by inch during the two-week vacation, that was because there were two "homework finishers" among them.

Other friends can just "borrow" a little bit to cope with their homework, otherwise life will be unbearable.

Maybe it’s because there are many students staying on campus during the Easter holidays every year, so in order to prevent students from having nothing to do and causing trouble, professors often tacitly leave a lot of homework.

So much so that a normal young wizard would need to spend three hours in the library every day for ten days to complete most of the homework.

The intensity of the work is so high that even dogs would shake their heads.

The young wizards were miserable and complained a lot.

Before the end of the holiday, Hermione once again turned on her study nerd mode, carrying a book and a notebook with her wherever she went, copying and organizing things anytime and anywhere.

A dark cloud suddenly enveloped the hearts of the little friends, a dark cloud called "rolling to death"!

The friends gathered in the empty classroom, some played chess, some played magic, and Hermione was reciting.

Ron asked cautiously, "Hermione, are you okay? Did Ted do something to irritate you again? Tell us and we'll help you vent your anger. Don't be like this, it's too scary!"

Jerry nodded repeatedly: "Yeah, yeah, don't be angry, you see, aren't we doing fine here? Right? Hahahaha~ (awkward laughter)"

Neville's tall figure hid behind Harry. He looked at the book in Hermione's hand cautiously and took a deep breath - the name was too long and he felt dizzy just reading it.

Harry was more direct and asked directly, "Hermione, what are you doing?"

Hermione said matter-of-factly, "Of course I'm preparing for the exam." Ron's hair stood on end when he heard the word "exam": "Exam! What exam?"

Ted shrugged. "Hermione should have said final exams."

Jerry bared his teeth and said, "Isn't that still two and a half months? You scared me!"

"Maybe..." Ted was about to make a joke, but he noticed Hermione was staring at him, so he immediately changed his words, "Of course, it's better to be prepared~"

All I can say is that Hermione takes final exams very seriously.

Now, the performance of their small group of six is ​​pretty good.

Not to mention Ted and Hermione, they were the designated first and second contestants in the grade.

Halle's scores are occasionally in the top five, depending on whether the topic is of interest and expertise to her.

Although Ron, Jerry and the others copied a lot of homework, they were also very motivated and their grades were very good.

Even Neville managed to get high marks in Herbology, and his scores in other subjects were around average.

So none of them have to worry about the exams.

Of course, it is understandable that as students, you are naturally afraid of exams.

Now the children’s magic is actually very good. In terms of actual operation, they have surpassed the students of the same grade. Even the average second-grade students may not use magic as often as they do.

By the way, the most popular spell used by the friends is actually the Apparition Spell. The exploration of Hogwarts has given them a professional disease. They find everything suspicious and want to reveal their true form.

Too much use!
……

April is here, and new alien knowledge has arrived.

"Ding~ The talent [Otherworldly Knowledge (Gold)] is triggered, and [The method to make the ashes of a stray wolf (Green)] is discovered."

[How to Make Stray Wolf Ashes (Green)] records how the Witch of the Gap makes Stray Wolf Ashes. It costs 260 experience points to redeem.

It's still useless!
The ashes of a stray wolf, this should be the summoning item in "Elden Circle".

I haven't really played Ted, he usually plays it in the cloud~
But as I said, now that I am wealthy and don’t need much experience, I might as well exchange it. Maybe I can use it someday.

260 experience drizzle~
After getting it, Ted found that this thing was really beyond his imagination and was completely not an ordinary magic field.

If Ted makes some similar material substitutions according to the information in his mind, he may also be able to make something that can summon a "spirit", but the general principle is difficult to understand.

If you want to study this thing in depth, you may have to do multiple experiments.

In fact, up to now, the magic of Azeroth and the DND world is the easiest for Ted to understand and digest. Although there are many differences, none of them exceeds the scope of magic.

Therefore, making some local replacements, conducting more theoretical research and trying a few times in practice will always lead to good results.

The second is psychic power, which is similar to many magic in effect, but the principle is very different.

Ted often studies the psychology of Muggle society, so his progress is not as fast as that of magic.

The technique of "making ashes" was really strange. It was something Ted had never come into contact with, or even imagined. It should be something similar to the "spiritual" theory.

Ted later looked up some information and found that some primitive religions in the Nordic region had similar "magic" a few hundred years ago, but it has now declined to the point where it has not been heard of for a long time. Maybe it has become extinct!

Ted: "I'm doing magic archaeology here?!"

After exchanging the new knowledge from another world, Ted thought about it and decided to upgrade to a psychic!
I have been upgrading my wizard profession, but now after reaching level 4 and getting a talent as a reward, I can't upgrade any further. Upgrading to level 5 requires 10000 experience points, and it still takes 9000 after the talent reduction!

Even if you save for a year, it may not be enough!
So upgrade the Psion level first and get the rewarded attributes first.

The talent of the God of Learning reduces 100 points and only consumes 900 experience points. The psychic is upgraded to level 2 and gets 1 attribute point, which Ted adds to the spirit.

However, there are no skill points for upgrading the Psion, but instead the level of psionic powers and psionic resistance is directly increased.

Now Ted has reached psychic power level 3 and psychic resistance level 3.

(End of this chapter)