MTL - Hogwarts Card System-Chapter 6 The ultimate worker form!

  Chapter 6 The Ultimate Hitting Worker Form!

   While finding part-time work, Ted couldn't stop there.

   Part-time jobs are of course more than one job.

   Money is one thing, experience is another.

  Ted actually gained experience when he learned how to deal with slugs with Mr. Giggs today!

   Exactly 16 o'clock!

  Afterwards, although there are few slugs to deal with by yourself, there will always be one or two points of experience gained from handling more than a dozen.

   Then get some more jobs!

roll! roll up!

   After two days, Ted filled up his free time.

  Get up in the morning and help old Tom clean up the bar briefly, then eat his simple breakfast, and then go to work in Diagon Alley.

   Morning is Giggs Giggs Pharmacy, handling and processing simple herbs that are in high demand.

  Such as slugs, such as cutting the rhizomes of some herbs, such as weighing medicinal powder, binding some bird feathers and so on.

  He learned the descaling spell from Mr. Giggs yesterday—cleaned up.

   This spell is just needed!

   Otherwise, Ted would be marinated by various potion ingredients all morning!

  Ted learned a lot of knowledge in the pharmacy and saw a lot of advanced potion materials.

  For example, iron rhinoceros horns, sound bird feathers, rice green sacs of king squid and so on.

   It’s just that Mr. Giggs just told him the characteristics and treatment methods of these drugs, and didn’t let him get started—this stuff is too expensive, and if he messes it up, with Ted’s salary, he would have spent a few months in vain.

   After finishing Mr. Giggs' work at noon, I went to the Fantastic Beasts Pet Shop.

  Ted is in charge of cleaning, cleaning up feces, feeding and watering the pets.

  There are many safe and harmless magical animals that can be used as pets.

   There's the Poodle, Giant Orange Snail, Shapeshifting Rabbit, Jackalope, Raven, Two-tailed Newt, Purple Giant Toad, and more.

   Some requirements are more cumbersome, such as not being frightened by loud noises, not eating food with too much water content, etc.

  The work at noon is not light, and Ted usually has to use the [Restore Energy (Green)] card for himself after finishing the work.

   After recovering his energy, he ate a free lunch at the pet store and was going to Lihen Bookstore in the afternoon.

   This is where little wizards buy textbooks. The bookstore is very large and the bibliography is very complicated.

  Ted spends most of his two-hour workday sorting—finding some kind of book from the backroom and putting it on the shelves.

  The warehouse of Lihen Bookstore is very large, and Ted even found some old books that were already covered in dust, which must have been untouched at least seven or eight years ago.

   This job is not easy. After get off work, I go back to the Leaky Cauldron to rest and read books. Mainly try some simple and safe spells.

  Like the levitation spell and transfiguration, Ted didn't try it.

  He still remembered the story of Professor Flitwick, who taught magic spells in the original book, about the story about casting the levitating spell and summoning a buffalo to step on his back.

   Similarly, Transfiguration is not safe, so it is better not to try it without guidance.

  Wait until [Restore Energy (Green)] cools down, use it again, and then it’s time for dinner.

  Buy some simple things to eat at Old Tom, and Old Tom will usually give away a cup of butter beer, or two pies.

  Old Tom: "Your boy is still growing, eat more to gain strength."

  Different from the Muggle world, by six or seven o'clock in the evening, the people in the bar gradually disappeared. Apparently wizards have less nightlife.

  Ted helped Old Tom clean up. After cleaning up, it would be much easier, just tidying up tables and chairs, placing wine glasses and other small tasks.

  Using it many times a day to clean it up, Ted even feels that this spell is so easy now, he just opened his mouth!

   When everything was fine at night, Ted lit an oil lamp in his utility room and started to study more deeply. He also took notes and recorded his own questions, and waited for the professors to answer them when the school started.

  And use the spells I learned by myself repeatedly until I feel that the magic power in my body is empty and unsustainable.

  Magic has levels and proficiency. When the proficiency is full, it can be upgraded. After the upgrade, the effect will be stronger.

  Of course, experience points can also be used instead of proficiency, directly in place in one step, plus some upgrades~

  Ted's hard work even old Tom can't stand it anymore. He thinks that he is working too hard, and his small body may not be able to bear it.

   This can be called the ultimate hitman in Diagon Alley and the king of introversion in the magic world.

   Not so! Ten galleons a month, what fate are you playing?

  Also, how can I, an old man in his 50s and 60s, feel so much for you to practice magic so hard?

  If I met you when I was in school, wouldn’t I be crushed to death by you? !

  But Ted knew that he was not only for the little money, but mainly for the experience.

  My knowledge of other worlds is still waiting to be exchanged!

  If the so-called psion is the kind you know, the sooner you can redeem it, the better.

  …

   In the past two days, Ted has found several second-hand textbooks. Although they are worn out, they do not affect their use. There are even some notes and nonsense left by past users on them.

   It's like drawing a 98k hug for Du Fu in a Chinese textbook. It's a boring thing for a scumbag to do in class.

   Now I have almost all the things I have learned, such as brass balances, second-hand telescopes and so on.

  As for pets, don't even think about it, anyway, I don't have anyone to write to.

  If you really want to send a letter, there are school owls who can go whoring for nothing.

   Not to mention the flying broom, flying in the sky must be interesting, but I don't want to get a stick stuck in my crotch and fly in the sky.

  But first graders don’t seem to be allowed to bring brooms to school either.

  How do you describe Ted’s experience of working in Diagon Alley these days?

  I feel that the magic world has a post-medieval feeling. When Muggles are already watching TV and playing with computers, wizards can only read newspapers and listen to the radio, and even magic radio has not yet been widely used.

  Everyone still reads newspapers and magazines every day to find out what's new in the magic world.

  In this era of paper media, the three most famous media in the British wizarding world are the "Daily Prophet", "Wizard Weekly" and "The Quibbler".

   "Daily Prophet" mainly reports social news, the most mainstream newspaper.

  Ted reads newspapers from Old Tom every day.

  "Wizard Weekly" is the entertainment section, and Lockhart has won the "Wizard Weekly" most charming smile award many times.

  In addition to this, there is a lot of information about the magical world of other countries besides the magical world of Great Britain.

  The Quibbler is mainly responsible for spreading rumors, and many of the contents are confusing.

   It’s a bit like a street stall magazine, but it’s very popular.

  The current British magic community is probably less than 20,000 but less than 30,000. This is probably the reason why the Secrecy Act exists.

  The population is too small, saying that it is a small society is a bit of a prestige.

   This is a big village!

  So the village tyrant Voldemort is far worse than Grindelwald. The pattern is too small!

  Grindelwald’s goals are also ambitious besides the British world. Voldemort engaged in village fighting in the UK, and even killed the already rare villagers.

  The population was small, and he and his Death Eaters had to kill hundreds of people in the past ten years! Not to mention the Muggles they killed!

  …

   A week passed in a flash. On this day, Ted was dealing with medicines in the pharmacy when he heard noisy sounds from the street outside.

  Through the window, I saw a lot of people gathered outside the diagonally diagonal shop, pointing and communicating with each other.

  It happened that Mr. Giggs came in from the door. Ted put down the painted tortoise shell and asked, "Mr. Giggs, what's going on outside? Which store is offering promotions and discounts?"

  Mr. Giggs can be said to be an inquisitor in Diagon Alley.

  Especially after Ted came, the work is much more leisurely, and I have more time to inquire about gossip and join in the fun.

  He lifted the wizard robe and sat down, said with a smile: "That's a newly opened shop..."

  Ted didn't answer the call, and continued to brush the tortoise shell.

  There is a layer of water grass growing on the shell of the Rhode Island grass mud turtle, which needs to be cleaned, otherwise it will affect the efficacy of the medicine.

   Ted doesn't need to ask, because he knows that Mr. Giggs will definitely not be able to bear it, and he will say it himself.

   Sure enough, "You must not have guessed, what kind of shop is that?!" he said.

  Ted cheered: "Oh? What store?"

   "It's a blacksmith shop! Owned by dwarves!"

  Ted was taken aback, and the brush in his hand stopped.

  Dwarves? What dwarf?

   "Mr. Giggs, what kind of dwarf are you talking about?" he asked.

   "It's the dwarves, the short, thick, bearded kind. The alien race that appeared after the convergence of the stars ten years ago!"

   Dwarves! Confluence of stars! Alien race? !

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  (end of this chapter)