I'm at Hogwarts, what the heck is this Primordial System?

Chapter 49 Soil Never Fails to Reward Sweat

A hint of surprise flashed in Rhine's eyes.

Tu Xingsun was the eldest disciple of Ju Liusun, one of the Twelve Golden Immortals of the Chan Sect. He was born short and different from ordinary people, but he had a unique talent in the Way of Earth.

During the Great Tribulation of the Investiture of the Gods, his earth-walking technique shone brightly.

Rhein didn't expect the system to identify Neville as Tu Xingsun.

But thinking about it, it makes sense. Both of them experienced ridicule and self-doubt at the beginning, but later became great.

Soon, Rhein's gaze fell on the information derived from Tu Xingsun's network of connections.

[By establishing a casual acquaintance with Tu Xingsun, you will gain the talent—Agile Farming. You will have a greater affinity for soil, a deeper understanding of the properties of any type of soil, and unique expertise in cultivating crops in soil.]

[By forging a close friendship with Tu Xingsun, you will gain the talent—Earth Spirit Primordial Spirit. Your affinity with the earth's veins will greatly increase. Standing on the ground, you can draw upon the earth's energy, resulting in an all-around boost to your strength. You can also absorb spiritual energy through the earth's energy, which will greatly benefit your cultivation.]

[By forging a life-or-death bond with Tu Xingsun, one can obtain the supernatural power—Earth-遁神行 (Earth-遁神行). This allows one to merge with the ground, traverse the soil, and travel thousands of miles in an instant. Aside from the ability to turn the earth into steel, it is unstoppable by ordinary supernatural powers, making it a top-tier escape method in the primordial world of the Investiture of the Gods.]

Rhein's eyes lit up immediately.

Tu Xingsun truly lived up to his reputation as a master of earth-based arts, with all his talents related to soil.

The first talent, "Agile Farming," is likely the foundation for the later talents, since one must first become familiar with the properties of the soil in order to utilize the power of the earth's veins.

Although this talent doesn't significantly improve one's strength, Rhine believes it has a very promising future.

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

It is well known that alchemy is highly beneficial for increasing one's cultivation level.

Especially in a place like the magical world where spiritual energy is scarce, if one day Rhine finds that even absorbing the spiritual energy of heaven and earth is not enough for his cultivation, he may have to rely on herbs and alchemy.

The second innate talent, Earth Spirit Primordial Spirit, can both enhance strength and absorb spiritual energy to aid cultivation.

In terms of level, it is far superior to the spiritual energy that Rhine currently draws from through food and drink.

A hint of fervor flickered deep within Rhine's pupils.

He was determined to acquire this talent.

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

If these talents are fused together, perhaps a high-level talent that can assist in cultivation can be created.

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

At that time, Rhine should not have to worry about insufficient spiritual energy for a long time. Even without making connections, his strength can soar by relying on the infusion of spiritual energy.

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

As for the last reward, the ability to burrow underground, Rhine wasn't that concerned about it.

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

I'll take it if I have the chance.

With a thought flashing through her mind, Rhine looked at Neville, who was moved to tears, and patted him on the shoulder.

"Alright, Neville, the next lesson is Herbalism."

Believe in yourself, you can do it.

Neville nodded vigorously and walked with Rhine toward the herbalism greenhouse.

Rhine had seen this greenhouse in movies in his previous life, but when he actually saw it, his eyes widened in astonishment.

It can only be said that the imagination in movies from the previous life was too limited.

Only by coming here in person can you know how big this greenhouse is, and how many kinds of herbs are carefully cultivated inside—it's simply endless.

No wonder Hogwarts has produced so many potion-making geniuses throughout history, and the potion-making professors have always been potion masters. For wizards who are engaged in potion research, this greenhouse is simply a treasure trove!

In the original book, Slughorn, who briefly succeeded Snape as the Potions Professor, often wandered outside the greenhouse, trying to persuade Professor Sprout to cultivate pineapples for him in the greenhouse so that he could have a high-quality source of pineapple preserves.

The fact that a potions master could be so obsessed with it speaks volumes about how good the greenhouse conditions must be.

This greenhouse, belonging to Hufflepuff House, is just like the house itself—diligent, hardworking, and plays an important role without ever asking for anything in return.

It is worth mentioning that Professor Pomona Sprout, the herbalist, is also the Dean of Hufflepuff.

Pomona, whose name is associated with the Roman goddess of fruit and fruit trees.

The pronunciation of Sprout is similar to that of sprouting and growing.

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

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

She simply announced something while her eyelids were twitching.

"Mr. Seamus, you should leave your wand outside during herbalism lessons in the future."

"Oh, and also, since you're in the first row, you have to operate right under my nose."

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Immediately, Professor Sprout magically produced sweet pumpkin pies for the dejected Seamus and the still-shaken young wizards.

"Try it, it's made from pumpkins I grew myself."

"The pumpkins used at the banquets in the castle aren't as good as the ones here."

Professor Sprout continued his lesson after the young wizards had forgotten what had just happened because of the delicious pumpkin pie.

"Alright, continue to care for the tubers. You have to be very careful. It will be difficult, but I hope you will take good care of every single root."

At this point, she explained the key points while moving among the young wizards, pointing out their mistakes.

As Professor Sprout passed by the control panels of Rhine and Neville, his already kind face broke into an even wider smile.

"Perfect technique, just like in a textbook."

Sprout looked at Rhein and smiled.

"Gryffindor gets five points, for Rhein Snow's method."

"at the same time……"

Her gaze fell on Neville, and as Neville became nervous and somewhat at a loss, Professor Sprout's smile widened.

She carefully examined the plant tubers that Nave was caring for.

Neville, who displayed clumsy traits from the start of the Sorting Ceremony, was extremely meticulous when it came to caring for plants.

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

Perhaps this doesn't require the talent that people often praise, but simply diligence, meticulousness, and a willingness to endure trouble.

But who can say that the latter isn't a talent?

At least in herbalism, Professor Sprout felt that this was a top-notch talent.

"Gryffindor gets an extra ten points for Neville Longbottom's attentiveness and diligence."

"You may not be able to learn Rhine's methods, but you can all learn Neville's attitude."

"In this world, you may not reap rewards even if you put in the effort, but herbalism is an exception. It is a discipline that is kind to hard-working people."

"The soil and herbs will not ignore your sweat, nor will they make empty promises to you. I believe you will understand this more deeply in the future."

(End of this chapter)