Librarian at Hogwarts

Bonham's plan can be said to be very risky.

Igno didn't understand what kind of strength he had shown to make Bonham have such confidence in him.

It seems that I have never used any magic in front of him...

But then, Bonham made a good offer.

He promised that as long as Ignat steals the Eye of Magnus, or successfully prevents Septimus from obtaining the Eye of Magnus, he will receive an implant from St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries every year. magic plant.

These are not ordinary plants, most of them are magical plants with great medical value.

Igno can completely use these to refine many magic potions, sell them or use them himself.

With such a generous reward, Igno really had no reason to refuse.

Besides, there's nothing wrong with being on good terms with the founder of St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Maladies - after all, who wants to offend a healer?

"Mr. Bonham, don't worry, I will definitely handle this matter."

This is a rare promise from Igno.

I remember when Gryffindor planned to ask Ignatius to deal with the Eye of Magnus, Ignatius bluntly refused.

But now, he agreed without much hesitation.

This also proves the saying - money can make the world go round.

"Mr. Igno, we would love to hear your commitment."

Dai Lisi said with a smile.

"In that case, I will teach you the spell to drive away the spirit body so that you can protect yourself inside."

After saying that, Delis told Ignat the spell.

Igno silently recited it several times and then performed it once. After there were no problems, he stood up and said goodbye.

Not long after Igno left, Dippet walked out of a room in the house wearing a silver robe.

He walked up to Bonham and Delise and sat on the bench on the left. In front of him, a cup of fragrant coffee was gently spinning in the air.

"He agreed, Dippet, your plan worked."

Bonham looked at Dippet and said.

Dippet took a sip of the coffee floating in front of him. From his eyes, the sky-blue eyes were like bright pearls at night.

"Good news, Bonham."

Dippet praised in a calm tone, but judging from his expression, he seemed to have already guessed such a result.

"It's just that, old friend, you are really generous. You have to provide those promised magical plants yourself." Bonham said with a smile.

It turns out that Bonham's approach to Igno was actually Dippet's idea.

And the two of them, the principal of Hogwarts and the founder of St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries, actually put so much effort into Ignat's body.

If Ignou himself knew this, he might feel flattered.

"What exactly is there in Igno that requires such attention from both of you?"

Dai Lisi was a little confused on the side.

She knew that Ignat did have some talent. In fact, she herself also admired this young man.

However, she was far from expecting that both Dippet and Bonham valued Igno so much.

"Ha ha ha ha..."

Faced with Dai Lisi's question, Dippet and Bonham looked at each other and smiled.

"There is something about Igno."

"Maybe he hasn't discovered it yet..."

"That is, although he is trapped in darkness, he always yearns for light..."

......

Ignat returned to Hogwarts.

He was busy almost all morning.

And this time, it's almost lunch break, which means that Ignat doesn't have to go on duty in the library for a while.

He decided to take a look inside the Forbidden Forest to see how the Acromantula was doing.

Igno apparated to the area where the Acromantula lived.

This place has not changed much from the last time he came here.

"Little Pete, where are you?"

Igno shouted loudly in the empty mountain forest.

Since the last time he released the Acromantula here, he had given it a name.

Of course, this is mainly because the Acromantula can speak human speech, so it is convenient to give it a name.

"Igno! You're here!"

Not long after, a deep voice came from not far away.

Then, a huge figure appeared from the dense woods.

"Oh, Merlin's beard!"

"It seems like the food you have here is so good."

"You've almost grown into a hill!"

Igno looked at the huge Acromantula in front of him. He couldn't believe it at all. In just a short period of time, the Acromantula's size had increased dramatically.

"I think you should lose weight."

Ignat said jokingly.

The Acromantula seemed to take this joke seriously.

It thought that Igno disliked its size, so it quickly shrank a lot and became only as long as an arm.

"In the Forbidden Forest, the prey are too strong and sharp."

"If I wasn't big enough, it would be hard to catch them."

"And, fortunately, the tricks you taught me were very effective in catching prey."

As if asking for credit, Acromantula kept showing off itself in front of Igno.

Ignat nodded appreciatively and said, "I feel a lot more relieved when I hear you say that."

Some magical animals may become uncomfortable living in the wild after being raised in captivity. This is something that happens from time to time.

Therefore, this is also the reason why Igno wanted to take a look at the Acromantula.

If Acromantula feels uncomfortable in any way, he can make some changes in time.

"But I still miss the habitat..."

Acromantula said with nostalgia.

"The days of quarreling with that smelly guy Xiu Xiu... were quite interesting."

Ignat laughed as he listened.

"It's okay, you will meet again sooner or later."

"At that time, just don't crush it with one foot - I think you have the strength now."

Igno and Acromantula chatted for a long time.

To be honest, Igno felt very relaxed during this chat.

This may be one of the benefits of magical beasts.

They don't have as complex thoughts as humans. Most of them are straightforward, and their emotions and sorrows are clearly expressed on their faces.

"I guess I will tame a Thunderbird after a while."

"When the time comes, you can come with me."

Acromantula listened and did not refuse.

Perhaps in its view, Igno's orders must be carried out.

Moreover, most of the time, Ignat's tone was not a command, but a discussion attitude.

"Okay, then you can continue your life here."

Igno said goodbye to the Acromantula and turned to leave.