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Chapter 645 Christmas is Coming
Although mushrooms look scary, with the efforts of the senior students of the entire Hufflepuff house, the style of the painting has become normal.

After focusing all of its herbal medicine on mushrooms, the school gained a lot of insights about mushrooms in just half a semester.

To be more precise, the mushrooms at Hogwarts can now be called a mushroom forest - although they are all from the same family of mushrooms and can even share mycelium and fungal mats without conflict, the division of labor between individuals becomes very clear after a whole semester.

Even the animals in the Forbidden Forest have become accustomed to the environment here - the lowest creatures in the Forbidden Forest have learned to eat mushrooms.

Professor Adams and his team even created a large mushroom field to cultivate fast-growing mushrooms - they even used magic to change their nutritional structure to make them easier to digest.

The cost was just a large amount of relatively cheap alchemical fertilizer - but the finished product was real food, and Hagrid's Forbidden Forest couldn't even sell it for feeding.

The centaurs were even allocated a large exclusive mushroom field. Although I heard that they quarreled among themselves for a long time, they finally accepted it.

As for the rest of the area, it is even more complicated - the large area in the center where only mushrooms and trees that parasitize mushrooms are left has become the dream processing center. Millions of mushrooms of all sizes are closely connected together, and dreams flow above the umbrella caps of these mushrooms. It is so huge that even Andrew, the originator of this theory, feels a little incredible.

What is shown to the students is a forest of large mushrooms that are larger than humans and closely connected to each other, like tall nuts. Although external exchanges are still under debugging, according to the latest test results, it is already possible to take online classes in dreams without any lag.

The dream was even more virtual than the original version - the dream beads used earlier looked like a video from ancient times in front of this huge mushroom forest.

Simply put, one is HD and the other is 360P.

The price Hufflepuff students paid for this was that sixth and seventh graders skipped a large number of classes, costing the school nearly 300,000 Galleons in funding, some seventh grade graduates showed signs of baldness prematurely, and the average student gained more than five pounds!
Yes, that's right, because they eat as they study, and even supply the Hogwarts canteen in large quantities.

"Ah, it's Christmas Eve, Taylor, I can't even think about it."

Professor Adams, who had gained some weight and smelled like mushrooms, greeted Andrew, "To be honest, the sun inside and outside the Forbidden Forest is not the same color."

"Ice cream doesn't have the same flavor, Professor."

Andrew responded with some helplessness on his face, "Please don't try to make ice cream flavored mushrooms. I really don't like it."

"Just a try, Taylor."

Professor Adams looked a little tired. "We have to let the seventh graders enjoy the joy of victory when they graduate, right? They didn't even have much time to rest during the summer vacation before they came to plan with me."

"But how do we communicate with plants? It's OK for large wizard gathering places like Hogwarts, but dream communication with scattered wizard gathering places has not been successful yet."

"Look over there. We'll be lucky if we can lay out the Dream Mushrooms for the entire British wizarding world. Hogwarts is fine, but the requirement for Diagon Alley is that there can't be too many mushrooms in the open. We have to finish it this year."

Professor Adams waved his hands, obviously at a loss.

Yes, being able to master the technology in such a short time, develop the dream gathering point technology most suitable for Hogwarts, and then try to lay out the appropriate gathering point technology throughout the UK is already the limit - not every wizard is like Dumbledore or Doraemon, who can solve everything.

"Okay, let's not talk about that technology that is still under consideration. The transformation of the magic world is huge enough, especially the dream duel. When I was in school, I never thought about this kind of thing. It's all thanks to you that I can practice without getting hurt."

Andrew waved his hands. "I only have an idea that is worth money. The driving force is still the curiosity of the public and the promotion of a better life. To be honest, professor, I define myself as a lucky Transfiguration Master." "At least a master. Christmas is coming. How are you doing this semester?"

"No problem getting full marks in Herbology."

Andrew nodded very affirmatively - he participated in almost the entire process of laying the guides and constructing the internal defense core, which were all practical applications of the highest level of knowledge in herbal medicine.

I have memorized the rest of the knowledge as well. If I still can't get full marks, then I can only say that this year's Hogwarts exams are not meant to be passed.

"I confirmed this several years ago. What about the other subjects?"

Professor Adams looked around the somewhat unfamiliar campus and asked casually.

When the rapid light-growing technology was first introduced, he wished Andrew would transfer to Hufflepuff. How could he have any doubts about his herbology?
Never mind the basic problems, the morning transformation once a day was a remedial lesson in herbal medicine, at least 200 days a year, so even if one had no talent, one would have to fill it up, not to mention that he highly recognized Andrew's talent.

"The rest are pretty much the same, but I'm not sure about magical creatures. After all, they all have different temperaments. If you encounter an uncooperative one during an exam, you won't get full marks."

Andrew spread his hands - let's put it this way, in herbology, if the plants can kill people, they are all plants, so you can imagine how difficult it is to judge magical creatures.

Even an old professor at the master level was almost ruined by the magical creatures, let alone ordinary people. If you are unlucky and meet a stubborn person during the exam, even a god will be of no use.

"That's just too much to ask - let alone the exam, even if it's the exam next door, those guys are a nuisance."

Professor Adams sighed, "Back then, we were doing experiments and came up with some training topics, and then the old professor's..."

He kept shaking his head, and it was obvious that what happened at that time was a big blow to him.

"They ate so many that there wasn't a single one left for the group next door. The damned guy didn't even have a name, and I didn't even have time to take revenge - he died naturally after eating them because of improper breeding!"

...

This…

This was the first time Andrew heard of such a thing, and he couldn't help but feel it was outrageous.

But considering that the old professor had once done something as high-end as burning down the school auditorium, he felt that it was not impossible - no, it was almost certain to happen.

After all, greenhouses are not enough sometimes, and sometimes the experimental group really needs to get close to the forbidden forest to experience the natural environment...

"It's really... not easy..."

(End of this chapter)