In Scamander's book, he did not mention the uses of Horklumps, instead classifying them as "X-rated."
Yet Horklump juice could be used in a range of Potions. Since it was an animal, what was considered Horklump juice was actually its blood.
Horklumps were native to Northern Europe. The earliest records stated that they had arrived across Europe alongside the Vikings, after which they began growing everywhere. Gnomes fed on Horklumps.
Horklumps sprayed a poisonous gas. Though it was not especially deadly, wizarding households would introduce gnomes to eliminate them, only for the gnomes to then overrun the wizards' backyards.
Like children from other wizarding families, the Weasley children took pleasure in hunting gnomes. Draco, however, had never had anyone to play that game with him.
This trip to Scandinavia required taking the Malfoys' plane. Thus, in the terminal at London City Airport, a boy with slicked-back hair could be seen striding proudly at the front, followed by a string of teenagers pushing suitcases.
The advantage of taking a private plane was that there was no need to check luggage or undergo the airline's inspections. As long as there was room in the cabin, they could bring as much baggage as they wanted.
They also did not have to wait for their flight to depart in a terminal full of Muggles, nor did they need to arrive at the airport hours in advance. The plane would wait for its passengers, and they could enter the tarmac directly through a private passage.
The only trouble was their passports, but most Northern European countries granted visa-free entry to Britain, with freedom of movement as well.
Besides, Lucius Malfoy and Cornelius Fudge had already spoken to the ambassador. The children only had to push their carts forward as if they were going to King's