I'm in Hogwarts, what the hell is the Honghuang system?

Chapter 49 The soil never disappoints the sweat
There was a hint of surprise in Rhine's eyes.

Tuxingsun, the eldest disciple of Juliusun among the Twelve Golden Immortals of the Chan Sect, was born with a short stature, different from ordinary people, but he had a unique talent in the way of earth walking.

During the Conferred God Tribulation, his earth-walking skills shone brightly.

Rhine didn't expect that the system would judge Neville as Tuxingsun.

But when you think about it, it makes sense. Both of them experienced ridicule and self-abasement at the beginning, but later achieved success.

Soon, Rhine's attention fell on the information derived from Tuxingsun's network of contacts.

Becoming a casual friend of Tuxingsun grants you the gift of Farming Skill. You gain a deeper affinity with the earth, gaining a deeper understanding of the properties of any type of soil, and possessing a unique knack for cultivating crops within it.

Become a close friend of Tuxingsun and gain the gift of Earth Spirit. Your connection with the earth's veins increases significantly, allowing you to draw upon its energy by standing on the ground, boosting your overall strength. You can also absorb spiritual energy through the energy, greatly benefiting your cultivation.

[Achieving a life-or-death friendship with Tuxingsun grants the magical power of Earth Escape. Blending into the ground, traversing the soil, and traveling thousands of miles in an instant. Aside from the ability to turn the ground into steel, no ordinary magical power can counter this, making it a top-notch escape method among the prehistoric gods.]

Rhine's eyes suddenly lit up.

Tuxingsun is indeed a man who relies on the way of earth to conquer the world. Several of his talents are related to soil.

The first talent is farming dexterity, which I think is the introduction to the following talents. After all, in order to borrow the power of the earth veins, of course you have to be familiar with the properties of the soil first.

Although this talent does not improve strength much, in Rhine's view, the prospects are quite broad.

With this talent, if I want to cultivate some rare plants in the future, I should be able to get twice the result with half the effort.

As we all know, alchemy is of great benefit to the growth of cultivation.

Especially in a place like the magic world where spiritual energy is scarce, if one day Rhine cannot rely on absorbing spiritual energy from heaven and earth to practice, he may have to rely on making elixirs with herbs.

The second innate earth spirit can not only enhance strength, but also absorb spiritual energy to assist in cultivation.

In terms of level, it is much higher than Rhine's current ability to absorb spiritual energy by eating wind and drinking dew.

There was a hint of heat in the depths of Rhine's pupils.

He is also determined to obtain this talent.

In addition, Owl Roberts has a talent of Sun Essence and Moon Essence, and the "Dragon Palace" in the Black Lake has a talent of Dragon Spirit, both of which can absorb spiritual energy.

If these talents are melted at that time, perhaps a very high-level talent to assist in cultivation can be obtained.

There is even a slight possibility that this level of talent is close to achieving the Vajra Body.

At that time, Rhine should not have to worry about lack of spiritual energy for a long time. Even if he does not make connections, his strength will soar by relying on the infusion of spiritual energy.

In particular, the problem of insufficient magic power will be easily solved!

As for the last reward, Underground Travel, Rhine didn't care that much.

After all, in the magic world, with his current strength, there are not many people who can make him turn around and run away.

Take it when you have the chance.

Thoughts flashed through his mind, and Rhine looked at Neville, who was moved to tears, and patted him.

"Okay, Neville, the next class is Herbology."

"Believe in yourself, you can do it."

Neville nodded vigorously and walked towards the Herbology greenhouse with Rhine.

Rhine had seen this greenhouse in a movie in his previous life, but when he saw it in person, his eyes widened.

I can only say that the imagination in previous movies was too limited.

Only by coming here in person can you understand how big the area of ​​this greenhouse is and how many kinds of herbs are carefully cultivated inside. You can't even see the end at a glance.

No wonder Hogwarts has always produced so many potion geniuses, and the Potions class has always been taught by the Potions Master. For wizards engaged in potion research, this greenhouse is simply a treasure trove!
In the novel, Slughorn, who briefly succeeded Snape as Potions Professor, often wandered outside the greenhouse, attempting to persuade Professor Sprout to cultivate pineapples there to provide a high-quality source for his pineapple preserves. For a Potions Master to be so obsessed with it, one can only imagine how excellent the greenhouse's conditions must have been.

This greenhouse, which belongs to Hufflepuff House, is just like the characteristics of this house: diligent, hardworking and playing an important role, but never asking for anything in return.

It is worth mentioning that Pomona Sprout, professor of Herbology, is also the head of Hufflepuff.

The Pomona in its name is the goddess of fruits and fruit trees in Roman mythology.

The homonym of Sprout means sprouting and growing.

He is definitely a master of herbal medicine, and he is always gentle and tolerant towards his students.

Even though Seamus, the blasting genius, displayed his unique talent for explosions shortly after the class started, inexplicably waving his wand and causing the nutrient solution used to water the herbs to begin bubbling, Professor Sprout did not deduct points.

She just announced something with her eyelids twitching.

"From now on, Mr. Seamus, please leave your wand outside during Herbology."

"Well, also, you're in the front row, so you have to operate under my nose."

Immediately, Professor Sprout took out the sweet pumpkin pie for the dejected Seamus and the frightened little wizards like a magic trick.

"Try it. It's made from the pumpkin I grew myself."

"The pumpkins used for the castle dinner aren't as good as the ones here."

Professor Sprout continued his teaching only after the little wizards forgot what had happened just now because of the sweet pumpkin pie.

"Okay, continue caring for the tubers. You have to be very careful. Although it's difficult, I hope you can take good care of every root."

At this time, she explained the key points while walking among the little wizards, pointing out their mistakes.

As he passed by Rhine and Neville's operating desks, Professor Sprout's already kind face showed even more smiles.

"Perfect technique, just like a textbook."

Sprout looked at Rhine and smiled.

"Five points to Gryffindor for Rhine Snow's methods."

"at the same time……"

Her eyes fell on Neville, and when Neville was nervous and a little at a loss, Professor Sprout smiled even more.

She examined the tubers of the plants that Neville was tending.

Neville, who showed his clumsy nature from the beginning of the Sorting Ceremony, was extremely careful in caring for plants.

Neville took good care of every root, even the smallest one.

Perhaps this does not require the talent that is often praised by the world, but only requires diligence, carefulness and fearlessness of trouble.

But who can say that the latter is not a kind of talent?

At least in herbology, Professor Sprout felt that this was a top-level talent.

"Ten points to Gryffindor for Neville Longbottom's attentiveness and hard work."

"Maybe you can't learn Rhine's techniques, but you can all learn Neville's attitude."

"Everything in this world may not be rewarded for your efforts, but herbalism is an exception. It is a discipline that rewards those who work hard."

"The soil and herbs will not turn a blind eye to your sweat, nor will they make you empty promises. I believe you will have a deeper understanding of this in the future."

(End of this chapter)