About Horklumps
Ryan never dreamed that the topic would shift to this.
"Ryan, Ryan, Nene, I think cockroaches are pretty good."
"If those Death Eaters only eat rats, I'm afraid they'll become malnourished!" Kate, who had just been criticized by Ryan, changed the subject.
Ryan's actions of moving the mice gave her an idea.
This sparked her interest in compiling the Death Eaters' recipes.
Even more outrageous is that Penelope did the same thing.
"If there are rats, they won't eat cockroaches, will they?"
"I think bats are more suitable."
"It goes even better with rats!" Penelope suggested, citing bats as examples of rats with wings.
"I think we should relocate some Horklump (a pink, spiky, mushroom-shaped animal)."
"After all, it is Care of Magical Creatures."
"Compared to rats, those Dark Wizards would probably prefer to eat it," Phoebe said in her hoarse voice.
"Phoebe, did you not see Horklump in France?" Penelope blushed.
"What a downer," Kate muttered under her breath, seemingly disgusted.
Is something wrong?
"Horklump has a high reproductive rate and can completely cover a medium-sized garden in just a few days."
"And Goblin also like to eat it, Horklump Juice can be used to make healing Potions."
"It's very nutritious." Phoebe looked puzzled.
That concludes the discussion.
Since it was late, the three of them went to their own rooms to rest.
However, Phoebe's doubts were quickly resolved.
That night, she drank a lot of "Horklump Juice".
In the days that followed, Ryan readily introduced cockroaches, bats, and Horklump into Azkaban.
The fish that Snape was working with, through which he was possessing Potions, entered the waters near the island with Ryan's help.
And then, unexpectedly, a change occurred.
This resulted in a very impressive video for Ryan.
"This episode is sure to be a hit," Ryan remarked from the tower of Smith Castle.
It's already July, and Ryan casually mentioned that their family owns a tower that serves as the Smith family's address.
Furthermore, after Voldemort invaded three times, leaving behind many skeletons in the canyon next to the tower, the four of them came here.
While playing detective games by looking at the corpses (guessing the identities of the skeletons' owners), you can also enjoy the beautiful Nottingham Forest at dusk.
Which episode?
"The Death Eaters' Desert-Island Survival you've been talking about?" Kate teleported and hung on Ryan.
Silver Ancient Runes, representing links, lit up on her right hand as she tried to see something through Ryan's senses.
But from Kate's brown eyes, it was clear that it hadn't worked.
"You really want to see?" Ryan's face broke into a wicked grin.
"No, I don't want to think about it anymore." Kate immediately sensed something was wrong and tried to disappear into the shadows.
But Ryan stopped her.
Ryan was seen holding Kate's wizard robe by the hood with his right hand, swinging it back and forth.
It's like gently tossing a yo-yo.
The red magical glow rippled around Kate, but had no effect, interrupted by Ryan's simple, unassuming gesture.
Finally, Kate gave up struggling and hung back on Ryan's neck, her little face slamming into Ryan's shoulder.
Ryan grinned mischievously and patted Kate's bottom with his left hand, which gleamed with a silvery sheen.
At the same time, the amazing scenes he had just witnessed on that island were captured in Kate's mind.
Kate just wants to gouge out her eyes and wash them.
She couldn't believe she had seen all of this.
Now they're all just like Aunt Dumbledore's famous fiancés.
From this perspective, Bella is the only one who seems normal; her gender is well-suited to this behavior.
"What's wrong?" Penelope shook off Phoebe, who was shouting at the top of the tower, and looked at Kate was burying her head in Ryan's body and making sounds of pain from time to time.
"Penelope, I'm not clean anymore."
"Ryan disgusts me!" Kate jumped off Ryan and, before she even landed, she was in Penelope's arms.
"This has nothing to do with me."
"It was Kate who insisted on seeing it." Penelope glared at Ryan as if she were stabbing him in the back.
"What did you see?" Penelope asked Kate, carefully avoiding Ryan's gaze.
She doesn't want to end up like Kate.
"I—I saw hell." Kate didn't know how to describe it.
"Ryan, are those white things in the grass still fish bones?" Kate, unable to stop recalling the scene after being questioned by Penelope, realized something was wrong.
"Is it the effect of the Potions?"
"I mean, Snape really did poison it, just like Ron suggested?" Penelope couldn't help but take a few steps toward Ryan.
Ryan nodded.
"What kind of Potions is this?!"
"That bastard Snape has caused so much harm!"
"Why not poison!"
"Let's just poison those Death Eaters!" Kate raised her little face, her eyes darting around in their sockets.
Cough cough!
Ryan cleared his throat.
"This is a mutation."
"It's all Voldemort's fault."
"Those toxins, under Voldemort's subconscious influence, evolved into Potions that drove people mad with obsession with Horklump," Ryan said seriously.
He looked all serious, as if he wanted Voldemort to stand up for Kate.
"But I remember you were the one who showed these images to Kate, weren't you?"
"And what kind of Potions could make someone obsessed with Horklump?"
"Even if it's a mutation, it won't be—" Penelope looked at Ryan, who was putting on an act, speechless.
Kate also grimaced at him.
"Don't look at me."
"This is all related to the formula of that poison."
"The only non-toxic material that acts as a support is Horklump Juice; the others are highly toxic."
"I think that's why it's Horklump, in particular," Ryan said, waving his hand.
A scene flashed before Kate and Penelope's eyes.
The image above shows Snape brewing Potions at his home in Spinner's End.
On his left, there is one material that is very obvious, namely— Horklump.
The rest are highly toxic substances such as the venomous bubbles of the Nundu and the venom of the Acromantula.
"I—I want to see what happens when those Death Eaters wake up!" Kate wiped away her tears, her voice filled with rage.