Hogwarts Card System Chapter 048

The card dropped by the Quirrell Horned Beast was an [Experience Card (White)], a card specifically for exchanging experience.

It was equivalent to getting extra experience.

When he had a three-way choice for a mission reward before, a blue card had appeared, and that blue card was for 1000 experience.

The card dropped by the Spider-Mantis Bug had a large piece of yellowish-green insect carapace with bumps and spikes drawn on it.

[Chitinous Carapace (Green)]

Material Card

A special magic insect carapace, very good for both physical and magical resistance, especially large in area and lightweight.

Looking at this thing made Ted think of Cell~

On the task reward card, there was a yellow-green giant monster, carrying a huge club, one hand scratching its barely-haired head in confusion.

[Giant (Blue)]

Summon Card

Summons a giant to fight for you.

Lasts 10 minutes, cooldown 10 hours.

Note: Giants aren’t very intelligent, don’t give them overly vague commands.

Ted would have a powerful thug from now on?!

Both cards were types he had never seen before.

Material cards could materialize into certain materials, such as metals, herbs, or minerals.

They could also serve as special “materials” to strengthen other cards.

Cards could be strengthened by consuming other cards or experience points to upgrade them.

Material cards, on the other hand, could give cards some extra effects or enhancements.

As for summon cards, they were straightforward.

Giants posed a significant threat to ordinary wizards because of their high magic resistance.

If someone commanded them, their threat would multiply several times over.

He made a profit! A huge profit!

Now, Ted’s experience pool had accumulated 4500 experience points.

Ted had an urge to level up again!

Currently, his magic was Lv 3, and with the wand’s bonus, it was Lv 4!

The effect would be excellent!

Like the Slide Charm tonight, it lasted five or six minutes without disappearing.

The effects of the two Ice Arrows were also quite powerful.

These were all effects brought about by powerful magic.

However, he still held back.

Today was the last day of October; tomorrow would be November, and new otherworldly knowledge would arrive.

It wouldn’t be too late to make plans after seeing the new otherworldly knowledge tomorrow.

Aside from the gains, Ted had some other feelings about today’s battle.

In fact, the three magical monsters were all very strong.

For ordinary people, unless they had a submachine gun, they couldn’t even defeat the weakest Quirrell Horned Beast.

As for the modified giant, unless there were anti-material weapons, it would definitely kill them.

Don’t think it seemed to be played with by Ted and a few young wizards.

In reality, its charging speed was incredibly fast, like an eighty-mile-an-hour car.

Ordinary caliber firearms couldn’t incapacitate it immediately. Without something like an RPG, a squad of soldiers would be wiped out in minutes.

But as long as they mastered some suitable magic, a few young wizards could deal with them.

Wizards who mastered enough magic had an overwhelming advantage over other magical creatures.

No wonder centaurs had to live in reservations, giants were driven to the deep mountains, goblins played finance at Gringotts and weren’t allowed to use wands.

Even dragons were farmed!

…

The next morning, Ted’s biological clock woke him up on time, and as soon as he opened his eyes, he heard the system’s prompt.

“Ding~ Talent [Otherworldly Knowledge (Gold)] triggered, discovered [Suley Gloop’s Alchemy Recipe Notes (Green)].”

[Suley Gloop’s Alchemy Recipe Notes (Green)], records the alchemy potion experience of Gnomish intermediate alchemy trainer Suley Gloop in Ironforge. Requires 270 experience to exchange.

Hmm? Huh! Hmm~

Ted was stunned; this was another product from Azeroth.

Although he didn’t quite remember this Suley Gloop himself, after all, who would remember the name of a trainer for no reason?

If it were a key NPC or someone with a quest, that would be fine, but functional NPCs like this were hard to remember.

But it didn’t matter; knowing he was an intermediate alchemy trainer was enough.

In World of Warcraft, alchemy was the profession of making potions, with some other byproducts, but the main product was potions.

It was probably like Potions class!

An intermediate trainer should have many valuable potion recipes.

270 experience points, not expensive!

This knowledge, I, Ted, want it!

As the experience was consumed, Ted’s mind gained some information about alchemy recipes and basic techniques.

Ted quickly went through the information—worth it! Very worth it!

Let alone 270 experience, 500! 1000 experience would be worth it!

Ted sorted it out and roughly obtained the following potion recipes:

Recipe: Minor Healing Potion.

Recipe: Elixir of Lion’s Strength.

Recipe: Weak Troll’s Blood Potion.

Recipe: Minor Agility Potion.

Recipe: Defense Potion.

Recipe: Blackmouth Oil.

Recipe: Growth Potion.

Recipe: Elixir of Wisdom.

Recipe: Underwater Breathing Potion.

Recipe: Minor Magic Resistance Potion.

Recipe: Healing Potion.

Recipe: Lesser Mana Potion.

Recipe: Anti-Venom.

Recipe: Lesser Troll’s Blood Potion.

Recipe: Fire Oil.

Recipe: Fire Protection Potion.

Recipe: Lesser Invisibility Potion.

Recipe: Swiftness Potion.

Recipe: Greater Defense Potion.

Recipe: Free Action Potion.

A total of 20 potion recipes, among which Fire Oil, Fire Protection Potion, Lesser Invisibility Potion, Swiftness Potion, Greater Defense Potion, and Free Action Potion were all considered mid-to-high level.

In the wizarding world, those would be on par with Polyjuice Potion.

Mainly, Azeroth, being a place with minor conflicts every year and world-ending events every five years, most things served combat.

These 20 recipes were all highly valuable in practical combat.

Healing Potion goes without saying; Elixir of Lion’s Strength increased the drinker’s strength; Troll’s Blood enhanced regeneration; Agility Potion, do I even need to explain?

Things like Defense, Anti-Venom, Magic Resistance, Fire Protection… all extremely useful!

The only problem now was how to use existing herbs and materials from the wizarding world to substitute for the original recipe’s herbs.

Of course, now the wizarding world also had a few herbs that were originally only found in Azeroth.

He didn’t know why, but it made things convenient for Ted.

It seemed that he would have to put more effort into Potions class in the future.

Speaking of which, if he were proficient in chemical experiments, it should be a great help for Potions, right?

Potion recipes often used vague quantifiers like “one or two drops,” “one,” “two”—that’s not standard at all, is it?

You should use a dropper! Be precise down to the milligram!

…

Ted was jogging by the Black Lake, and Ansu was soaring freely in the sky, occasionally bothering nearby birds with his agility, being very mischievous.

By the time he returned to his dorm to shower and change, and came to the Great Hall with Hermione, their friends hadn’t arrived yet.

Ted was holding an extracurricular book, Advanced Potion-Making, and reading it, while Hermione next to him was reading books on Transfiguration.

Last night’s battle had given the young girl a lot of insights. It was also the first time she had discovered the practical benefits of magic.

Her passion for learning had been fully ignited.

Soon, the Gryffindor quartet arrived, yawning.

The four of them had been too excited yesterday. After their “celebration feast” in the kitchen, they continued to be restless in the common room, telling stories to the young lions until midnight, which was incredibly thrilling.

As a result, many fewer Gryffindors came for breakfast this morning.

Those Gryffindors who did come looked at Ted and the others with eager eyes, as if they couldn’t wait to embark on another great adventure with them.

Hannah Abbott from Hufflepuff leaned over and whispered, “Hey, Ted, I heard you guys had a big battle with a giant monster last night! You almost died killing three monsters? The whole corridor was covered in blood… Is that true?”

Ted looked bewildered. From what you’re saying, I just came back from Verdun? Even the Battle of Moscow wasn’t as tragic as you describe, was it?

According to Hannah, he’d probably be just a head by now.

“Who told you that?” Ted asked.

Hermione, on the side, turned to glare at Ron and the others, looking like she knew it.

“Lee Jordan from Gryffindor told me, a lot of students in our house heard about it,” Hannah said excitedly.

She seemed to feel like a fairy tale was happening right beside her.

Ted quickly reassured her, “No, it wasn’t as exaggerated as you said. We used a lot of magic, and it was tough until the professors arrived…”

Ron, Jerry, and the others on the side also clicked their tongues: Hannah’s version was even more outrageous than what they had bragged about yesterday!

It was clear that the rumors had begun to self-replicate and evolve~

Ted remembered something the Weasley twins had said: If you want the whole school to know something, just tell Lee Jordan.

He was the Hogwarts loudspeaker!

After finally sending away several batches of curious students, not just first-years, but second and third-years came to join the fun too.

One moment, “Ron, did you really cast the Levitation Charm?”

Another moment, “Jerry, why do you even copy homework?”

Ron’s face turned red as he stubbornly argued, “The wand movement for the Levitation Charm has four key points, do you know them? Relax, live, flick, shake~”

Jerry also stuck his neck out and explained, “Copying homework, it’s a student thing, can it be called copying? Do you understand ‘referencing’?!”

In short, the Great Hall was filled with happy air.

Ted hadn’t expected that the six of them would entertain everyone.

The school still had too few entertainment options.

Look how bored the kids were!