Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Is Chapter 49 really a coincidence?

Since the last incident with the Demon of Fear, Hagrid's research direction has changed a bit.

Now his magical animal breeding has become pure miniaturization, no longer involving thinking.

At first, Hagrid was a little worried. After all, he had been looking for small magical creatures for a long time before, and he finally found the 'harassment horsefly' after seeing a reward in the newspaper.

So after Roger banned the research on harassment flies, Hagrid's breeding progress came to a standstill until an acquaintance of his showed up.

Mrs Pomona Sprout, Head of Hufflepuff House and Professor of Herbology at Hogwarts.

The two of them were quite familiar with each other. After all, not all the herbs that Ms. Pomona Sprout needed could be grown in the greenhouse on campus.

There are also some special plants that require another living environment.

Hagrid is the guard of the Forbidden Forest. Some of her medicinal herbs in the Forbidden Forest need Hagrid's help to maintain. The two of them have work-related interactions and their relationship is pretty good.

The moment he saw Pomona Sprout, Hagrid suddenly realized something.

Magical plants seem to be magical creatures as well.

After some communication, although Pomona Sprout was not interested in Hagrid's animal and plant hybridization experiments, and even felt a little disgusted, Hagrid had helped her a lot before, so she did not refuse Hagrid's invitation to cooperate.

Hagrid told Roger about this matter as per the weekly report agreed upon in advance, but Roger thought that the result of his creation would be a species close to the combination of the screaming mandrake and the bowtruckle, so he didn't care too much.

But Hagrid, who has always been very creative in the breeding of magical creatures, has no interest in that kind of thing.

Hagrid said that as a master of magical biology who has raised extremely dangerous species such as dragons, three-headed dogs, and manticores, and who enjoys raising them, he is qualified to become a professor at Hogwarts in the future.

If you want to play, play big!
Hagrid has his eye on a very tiny magical plant.

mushroom.

Although mushrooms can grow very large, some are as large as nearly 10 square kilometers and weigh more than 6000 million kilograms.

But its essence is a tiny fungus.

Reproducing by spores and mycelium, extremely immortal, able to grow large or small... Hagrid wanted magical animals to have the same advantages as fungi and mushrooms.

He used his own methods and the biological transformation technology shared with Roger to start breeding new magical creatures.

The result of breeding is the green-skinned creature in front of Roger.

To be honest, it looked quite similar to Roger's impression of the green-skinned orcs in Warhammer 40K, otherwise he wouldn't have been so scared just now.

But after testing, Roger determined that this thing was very different from the green-skinned orcs in 40K.

First of all, it doesn't have the technology given to it by its creator, so it can't just rely on 'my imagination' to rub together a few pieces of scrap metal to create a very 'waaaagh! ' powerful war machine.

Its body is not as strong as that of a green-skinned orc, and is about the same level as an ordinary adult Muggle.

Although it has the characteristic of relying on spores to reproduce, it takes a lot of time and nutrients to grow from spores to a complete body.

If judged by the Ministry of Magic's danger level, it should be 5X, which is one level lower than the 4X danger level of dragons and werewolves... This 4X is due to its difficult-to-kill nature, otherwise it would be lower.

Of course, this new species still has potential.

For example, if I write the alchemical map of the second brain into their DNA, they can absorb materials and automatically condense alchemical organs during their growth. Then I can figure out how Muggles become wizards, and let them also think about the magic link.

Finally, after my transformation technology is fully developed, I will enhance my reproductive ability... Eh? Wait, why am I considering this?

Roger, who didn't want to be an ancient god of Warhammer and add new DLC expansion packs to add trouble to human civilization, suppressed his active thinking.

The vast majority of the human race had only just gotten rid of the status of serfs, untouchables, and tenants a few decades ago, and everyone had just lived a few years of good life. Roger had no interest in doing something immoral that would cause endless harm just for a tiny bit of curiosity.

Roger is not the legendary Paradox player who will shoot every other player and there will always be some who slip through the net.

...However, it cannot be said that the new species developed by Hagrid are completely useless.

If one day, humans go to the sea of stars and find that there are enemies on the other side of the sea, maybe it can be used.

Moreover, humans are creatures that find it difficult to unite without a common enemy. If the universe is too empty and no other creatures are found for a long time, then after a round of strengthening, they can be released in limited quantities into the universe to prevent humans from becoming too obsessed with killing each other.

"Hagrid, what are you going to name this species?" Roger, who was writing an observation report, turned to look at the green-skinned creature beside him who was still teasing it with his fingers.

Previously, the Demon of Fear was a serious matter, so Roger kept everything simple and casually slapped the name of the Demon of Fear on it. After a round of disinfection, he began to go through the administrative procedures.

But this time is different.

"I'll name it..." Hagrid pondered for a moment.

After a few seconds, Hagrid slapped his forehead and said, "Then it's the 'green-skinned mushroom beast'."

Hagrid is a half-giant who loves magical creatures very much. He can become an expert in magical biology. In addition to a lot of practice in the Forbidden Forest, he naturally absorbs knowledge from books.

However, reading is a slightly painful thing for him. Even with his love for magical animals as support, it is still a headache.

Especially when the names of some magical animals are very difficult to pronounce and difficult to correspond to their names.

So Hagrid, who would not tear up other people's umbrellas just because they had been caught in the rain, generally named magical creatures in a concise and clear manner.

Or they are named by their habits, such as the blasting-tailed skrewt.

Either through appearance and biological category, such as the green-skinned mushroom beast this time.

We strive to make it less difficult for future generations to learn the magical biology.

Roger had no objection to the name given by Hagrid and wrote it down in the research report.

Anyway, the name is just a code, as long as it can be used.

As long as he doesn't do a "Spiral Flash Super Rondo Roar 3" like a certain Flash Ninja, Roger can accept it.

"By the way, Roger, what exactly is this Warhammer 40K you mentioned before?" After Roger confirmed that the green-skinned mushroom beast was not a high-risk species that needed to be disinfected, Hagrid breathed a sigh of relief and remembered Roger's previous question.

"Warhammer..." Roger's previous question was just a casual sigh, and Hagrid's answer was of course that he had never played Warhammer 40K.

Now facing Hagrid's curiosity, Roger stared at this half-giant who was over three meters tall, thinking about how he could explain the settings of the Warhammer game to him in a way that Hagrid could understand.

After all, Roger felt that Hagrid seemed to have some connection with Warhammer, so it might be a good thing to let him learn more about it.

And just as Roger was thinking, a flash of inspiration suddenly flashed through his mind.

……fate?
Is it really a coincidence that Hagrid developed creatures similar to the Warhammer monster setting both times he bred magical creatures?

Roger suddenly thought of a possibility!
(End of this chapter)