Ron and his group weren't making a fuss.
Even the ugliest witches, after undergoing bloodline optimization, would be considered beautiful in their world.
Not to mention that each of them has a well-proportioned figure, a sweet voice, smooth skin, and no defects such as freckles or excessive body hair.
Even though they knew the background of the world from both direct observation and indirect means, they found it difficult to regard such a group of stunning beauties as an insult or misfortune.
On the contrary, those who are in their adolescence and understand matters between men and women are very eager for it and wish they could take their place.
If it weren't for Lavender being right next to him, Ron would probably be drooling.
Harry was the same; he gradually forgot about Ginny, and the corners of his mouth unconsciously curled up as he was already wavering between Draco and Roan.
Draco and Roan frowned.
"Only witches without a lineage would act so indecently."
"Harry, I advise you to think twice before you act."
Harley also couldn't stand it anymore, "Don't think this is a good thing. If you don't want to be Squib for the rest of your life, you'd better not have more than three partners."
"Three?" Harry's gaze swept over Draco and Roan before landing on Harley.
Harry and Harley looked at each other and both blushed.
Draco raised her eyebrows, and while Roan's face flushed with anger, a hint of joy flashed across her eyes.
(Seamus and the other wizards rubbed their hands together, saying, "I really envy Harry's good luck, if we don't consider that Malfoy and Weasley are wizards in our world.")
(Ron nodded slightly, then instantly snapped back to reality.)
(The distress on Ginny's face, which she had long been accustomed to, reappeared. She had thought there would only Draco and Roan, but she never expected Harley to be there as well.)
Sprout's earlier warning was indeed useful.
Neither of them lost their temper.
Herbology began in this strange atmosphere.
"Hello, I am your professor Pomona Sprout."
Considering the presence of new students, Professor Sprout first introduced himself.
"No matter how much your Care of Magical Creatures Class professors praise the effects of those Beasts, they ultimately cannot compare to plants with their various magical abilities. This is not just me boasting."
(Hagrid's brow furrowed, clearly showing his displeasure.)
(Professor Sprout covered the corners of his mouth with his hand.)
(Ron, being the brilliant strategist he was, blurted it out. "Professor Sprout in this world seems to really dislike Hagrid.")
As soon as Ron finished speaking, Professor Sprout on the screen immediately said, "Don't misunderstand, I have no problem with Hagrid. This is purely out of my professional considerations."
"Summoning Card created from magical plants take up less memory compared to magical animals."
Upon hearing this, Harry looked up; he hadn't expected to hear the word 'memory' in the Wizarding World.
But he soon recalled what Roan had said: there is a limit to the number of Summoning Card a wizard can have.
"As we all know, Summoning Card are not like normal Spell Cards; they do not have an overlapping effect."
("What is the overlap effect?" Ron asked Dumbledore was seated at the High Table.)
(The wizards in their world also created spell cards to varying degrees, and he believed Dumbledore would definitely know about it.)
("This is a phenomenon I discovered by chance," Dumbledore said with a smile. "I was originally planning to compile all my discoveries into a book and then publish and sell it.")
("Not to brag, but I am indeed more curious than the average person, and I also have enough magical skill to mitigate the risks of my experiments.")
("So, I quickly came up with many attempts, including trying to create similar Spell Rune Card.")
("I soon discovered that identical spells could not be made into spell cards, but similar ones would create a kind of aggregation phenomenon, overlapping together.")
"But the reason for this is that the spell card structure of the Summoning Card after it is filled will undergo a complete change depending on the Magical Creatures itself. It will be completely different from the original spell card structure of the Summoning Card."
"In fact, the overlap effect still exists."
"For example, if you create a Biting Cabbage Summoning Card, you can't create any more Biting Cabbage Summoning Card."
"Therefore, before preparing to create Summoning Card, selecting the best of the best Magical Creatures is a crucial step that deserves attention."
"Magical animals are inherently more expensive than magical plants. Weak magical animals are fine, even if they are excellent, they won't be picky about their owners."
"And what makes powerful magical creatures even more powerful than themselves is their pride."
"At this point, you need to consider personal connection, or you could personally care for the child from infancy."
"But magical plants are different. They are not picky."
"To them, we are nothing more than earthenware pots filled with fertile soil."
"We can easily select the best among the best without having to worry about compatibility issues."
"They have almost no self, only instinct, and are more obedient to our commands."
At this point, Professor Sprout paused and smiled.
In her opinion, the new students should have already realized that magical plants are better than animals.
Little did they know that among the five new students, only Neville's sincerity was genuine.
In fact, all four Champion thought of the Red Magic Fairy after learning about the Summoning Card.
The hardest thing for Red Magic Fairy is to build a good relationship with Fantastic Beasts and get along with them.
And the Summoning Card in this world are undoubtedly a shortcut.
Therefore, they were all determined to choose Fantastic Beasts.
In addition, they were also planning to have Harry go to Hagrid to find out information after class, so when Professor Sprout emphasized that the plants they would learn about after the advanced Herbology were very dangerous and taught them how to care for the Venomous Tentacula, the four of them were a little distracted.
(Professor McGonagall noticed their nonchalance and was quite displeased.)
(Ron happens to be vividly imitating Derwent Simplin —a wizard comedian. He once ate an entire Venomous Tentacula during a bet. Although he survived, his skin turned purple. He appeared in Chocolate Frog Card because of this.)
(She started to fly into a rage.)
(But the other professors all expressed their full understanding of this.)
(Because Professor McGonagall's husband, Elphinstone Elcott, died from a bite caused by the Venomous Tentacula.)
Before we knew it, the Herbology was over.
As the school bell rang, Harry headed toward Hagrid's cabin.
It's worth mentioning that this was because of the way Harry looked at Harley earlier.
Draco threw a tantrum and disappeared as soon as class ended.
Roan was happy and wanted to get close to Harry, but was pulled away by her best friend Harley.
Harry could only go to the cabin with Phoebe's company.
On the way, he encouraged himself, "This is a good thing. This way I don't have to explain to them."
However, even Phoebe could see his anxiety.
"Why don't you go in after you've calmed down?"
The two have now arrived at Hagrid's cabin.
"No need," Harry said, then knocked on the door.
"Who is it?" Hagrid's voice came from the back garden.
It turned out he was picking safflower beans there.
Toothpaste, who should have run towards Harry, cowered behind Hagrid because he was unfamiliar with this world.
"It's you, Harry." Hagrid strode over.
Unlike Tooth, Hagrid was very affectionate towards Harry, calling him by his first name.
Harry wasn't surprised; he'd seen the relationship tree on the panel before, and in this world, his guide was also Hagrid.
Upon seeing Phoebe, Hagrid's smile faded. "You guys?"
(Dumbledore narrowed his eyes. "It seems Phoebe might not be wrong. Hagrid does indeed have a secret. He doesn't treat witches and wizards equally as he does in class.")
Phoebe explained, "I brought him here because he had a conflict with Draco and Roan."
"I'm about to head back now. Could you please take him back to the lounge later?"
Seeing that Phoebe was truly ready to leave, a smile returned to Hagrid's face. "Of course, I'm a wizard too. I know what lewd things those witches think about all day long."
With that, Hagrid pulled Harry into the cabin, and after Phoebe left, he closed the door.
"You, you." Hagrid shook his head and sighed, startling Harry, who was sitting down and looking around the familiar layout and decorations of the cabin.
"I should have told you and Krum that we shouldn't apply the concepts of relationships between men and women in heaven to the magical world."
("Heaven!" Ron exclaimed in surprise. "Only followers of Demon Man and wizards who are dissatisfied with the magical world would call the Muggle World that!")
(Hermione frowned. "Isn't that unfair? Hagrid seems to have a high affinity for male Champion.")
(Ginny, already annoyed, retorted irritably, "What's unfair about it? Phoebe's witch status is a huge advantage in this world.")
"Polygamy is not a good thing—in the magical world."
"The witches raised by the Malfoy and Weasley family would not be like this."
"Actually, you are very lucky. Witches from good families like this are very devoted and respectful to their husbands."
("A good family?" Draco looked at him as if he had seen a ghost. This was the first time he had ever heard anyone from another house say that the Malfoy family was a good family, let alone from this die-hard Dumbledore.)
"I suggest you settle down and choose someone to marry."
"They are all very good. The Malfoy family has always Single Heir per Generation, and they are well-off."
"The Weasley family may not be wealthy, but they have relatives all over the Wizarding World, and their children are all very talented. Only the emerging Slytherin family, which chooses to breed with Demon Man, can compare to them."
(Voldemort, who was reading a True Form, wanted to complain that Hagrid actually thought the Weasley family were superior to his own.)
(But he didn't say anything because Barty Crouch Jr.. was in front of him.)
"I understand," Harry nodded. "I will take it seriously."
He was actually considering a possibility: if the world of this mission was very long, he might actually have children in this world.
Then I can only apologize to Ginny.
"Also, you need to be especially careful of Sirius Black," Hagrid said seriously. "The Black family has a very strong moral character. They've even produced heroes like Bellatrix who fought for men's rights. But Sirius Black is completely different."
( In Azkaban, Bellatrix begins to swear and curse, feeling insulted when praised by members of the Order of the Phoenix.)
(If she hadn't suddenly realized that Hagrid in this world might also be a follower of her master, she would have continued to berate him until she was exhausted.)
(Sirius was speechless.)
(Many viewers also found it quite absurd; the tables had turned, with the villain becoming the hero and the hero receiving a bad reputation.)
"She was eyeing other people's boyfriends while she was in school, and she didn't give them up even after getting married."
"It's hard to imagine how Lily endured all of this."
"There are even rumors that Sirius Black and Remus Lupin had a sham marriage."
"Even now, she still harbors feelings for James."
"Now they've set their sights on you. You have to be careful; remember not to agree if she calls you to her office alone."
"She's capable of anything, no matter how shameless."
("Enough! Shut up!" Sirius felt like this was directed at him.)
Harry felt a chill run down his spine, and fearing he might hear something even more outrageous, he quickly changed the subject, "I've come to talk to you about something."
"What is it?" Hagrid asked. "If it's knowledge outside of Care of Magical Creatures, I suggest you go see Flitwick."
"I'm not asking a question," Harry shook his head. "I'm just really bothered by all those witches staring at me like hungry wolves. I'm wondering if there's a way to deal with this."
While speaking, he had been watching Hagrid's expression. Seeing the unnatural twitching of the muscles in Hagrid's face beneath his beard, he felt reassured and further inquired, "I've noticed that you're the only wizard in the entire castle who hasn't been looked at with that kind of gaze by the witches. I'd like to ask... could you..."
Hagrid stood up abruptly, his expression conflicted. "I... I can't tell you."
"Why? Is it Dumbledore's request?" Harry pressed.
"In short," Hagrid turned his head, "It's not as good as you think. People have asked about it before, but it only disappoints."
"Has anyone asked that before?" Harry said, emphasizing each word, as he recalled his conversation with Basilisk Harley, who said that the question they asked was also asked by the Demon Man Tom Riddle. "Tom Riddle!"
"How... how did you know?" Hagrid was at a loss for words.
"Are you feeling guilty?" Harry pressed his advantage. "You may not have any sexual attraction to witches, but that's not a miracle that can be replicated. Riddle once pinned his hopes on you, but you avoided the topic for Dumbledore or some other unknown reason."
"This led Riddle astray."
With a loud bang, Hagrid collapsed to the ground, his mouth agape in an "O" shape.
"So I wasn't wrong." Harry nodded. "What exactly is that secret? Can you tell me?"
"As a male wizard, even though I know that it cannot be reproduced, I cannot convince myself to give up until I know the answer."
"Well," Hagrid said, lowering his head, "Maybe I shouldn't have listened to Dumbledore in the first place."
"The reason I am not controlled by the bloodline of the male wizard is because I am a Half-blood — Half-blood of Giant."