The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 97 Trivial matters after the war
After listening to Ryan's narration, Hermione's attention was indeed drawn to it.

"Oh my god, he's so pitiful. A soul that is almost like a human has to live as a wolf. It's obviously not his fault, but he has to bear everything."

"It's not that bad." Ryan said quickly, seeing Hermione imagining Wolfe's miserable life. After all, thinking about the efforts made by the house elves later, he didn't want Hermione to set up the Wolfe Protection Association in advance.

"Although life with the centaurs is a bit boring, Mr. Wolf has obviously integrated into the life there. He doesn't dislike the life as a wolf, he just thinks it's a bit too boring."

"That's right." Hermione said after listening to Ryan's persuasion. After all, Harry had met a centaur last year, and from Harry's description, Hermione knew that the centaur was a kind creature. The only problem was that there were some problems in communicating with other creatures.

After listening to Ryan's narration, Hermione knew that Ryan promised Wolff to chat with him when he was free, so she asked him to bring her along next time.

Thinking that there would be no danger, Ryan nodded and agreed to Hermione's request.

Finally, Hermione took out a sandwich wrapped in newspaper and a bottle of pumpkin juice from her schoolbag and handed them to Ryan: "I guess you didn't have dinner tonight, I got these for you."

"Thank you very much." Ryan took the food and gobbled it up. After all, he had been fighting in the Forbidden Forest for an entire afternoon and was really hungry.

After Ryan finished eating, he went upstairs to the dormitory, got his schoolbag, and went to the library with Hermione to read.

The days that followed returned to calm, and Ryan and Hermione took the time to chat with Wolfe a few times. In addition, he also received the reward for the last battle: a full three liters of eight-eyed giant spider venom, more than thirty liters of eight-eyed giant spider blood, and a large bag of processed eight-eyed giant spider shells.

These were delivered by Firenze in two large baskets on horseback. As soon as Ryan got the things, he threw them directly into the grocery store because they could be kept fresh in the grocery store.

Originally, more things could be obtained from the thousands of eight-eyed giant spiders, but unfortunately the repeated explosions and fires during the battle destroyed a lot of things.

Especially the venom of the giant spider, which can only be collected from the last batch of giant spiders killed. Because these venoms will quickly lose their effectiveness after the death of the giant spider. This is also the reason why the venom of the giant spider is so expensive on the market.

Of course, this encounter also temporarily put Ryan's original plan to kill the basilisk on hold. After all, there were so many accidents just fighting a big spider, which also made him discover many problems that he had not noticed before.

So Ryan designed some weapons and asked Dave from Plants vs. Zombies World to help build them. Since Plants vs. Zombies World is in a hectic recovery mode and everyone is busy, it may take a month or two for the weapons to be built.

But this delay is also beneficial. After all, the basilisk is also a cold-blooded animal. Although it is protected by magic and does not hibernate, it should still be affected in winter. In another month or two, the weather will be colder, which will be more conducive to hunting basilisks.

However, this time will not be wasted. Ryan will use this time to draw a batch of talismans with spider shells and spider blood to strengthen his strength.

Time passed slowly in practice, and soon it was mid-October. The weather in the UK was cold during this period. Especially when you live in an old castle, you will more clearly understand how difficult this period is. This situation also caused the prevalence of colds, and the magic of wizards did not give them much resistance to this. Fortunately, after a period of exercise, Ryan's physical fitness improved and he did not catch a cold this year. So he could gloat over the grand scene of many classmates' ears smoking after Madam Pomfrey gave them cold medicine.

Due to the continuous rainy days, Ryan often saw Gryffindor players walking in from outside covered in mud and looking exhausted. It was very hard to practice in such rainy weather.

So Ryan made a recipe for brown sugar ginger tea, and asked the Weasley brothers to bring it to the house elves in the kitchen when they went out at night. From the next day, a pot of brown sugar ginger tea was kept warm on the fireplace in the common room. The probability of people catching a cold due to being caught in the rain was also much lower.

Although few people knew that this was Ryan's idea, it was still very happy to see that the students were able to get rid of the trouble of influenza.

Of course, Madam Pomfrey was one of the insiders. After all, it was food for the students, so when the house-elves got the recipe from Ryan, they naturally asked her to identify it.

During the last hospitalization, Madam Pomfrey recognized Ryan's handwriting, so she quickly knew who had prescribed the formula. After confirming that the formula was very effective in preventing everyone's colds, Madam Pomfrey called Ryan to the school hospital and asked him to explain how he did it.

Fortunately, the medical treatment of the wizarding world adheres to the ancient Greek understanding of dryness, wetness, coldness and heat. This coincides with many theories of traditional Chinese medicine. So Ryan finally asked his father to go to Chinatown to buy several English-language Chinese medicine books, mail them to the school, and then give them to Madam Pomfrey.

It has to be said that most of the faculty and staff in the school are elites. Even though Madam Pomfrey's medical level is far better than Ryan, who is at most a second-rate Chinese medicine practitioner, she still studies these medical knowledge that she has never seen before very seriously and asks students like Ryan about the things she doesn't understand.

Being quick to learn and not ashamed to ask questions, it is no wonder that Madam Pomfrey, who has this mentality, can become a healer at Hogwarts. This mentality can make her an elite in any industry.

One afternoon, Ryan just came out of the school hospital and was about to return to the common room, when he saw Nick, who was almost headless, nervously holding a letter.

So he stepped forward and said hello: "Hi, sir. What are you doing here?"

"I received a reply from the Headless Hunters. I hope they can accept me this time." Nick said nervously. He opened the letter, but soon his expression turned into frustration.

"It's only half an inch away. I don't want to do this." Nick muttered. Ryan saw that Nick was a little sad, so he decided to comfort him. After all, it was thanks to him that he was able to use the Room of Requirement last time.

"Sir, if you have anything sad, you can sit down and tell me slowly. I think you may feel better after talking." After saying that, Ryan made a gesture of invitation.

"Oh, you're willing to listen to Nick's nagging, thank you so much!" After saying that, Nick followed Ryan into an empty storage room next door. Ryan cleaned up a few wooden boxes and sat on a small wooden box. Then he used a large wooden box as a table, and Nick sat on the other side of the wooden box.

After the two of them sat down, Ryan said, "I think I have a new magic that should make you happier."

(End of this chapter)