Daily Life at Hogwarts Chapter 646: Will be fulfilled

It's hard to convince people.

It's even more difficult to convince a stubborn person.

So, Albert never expected to convince Hagrid that he would give up those unrealistic thoughts and say those words to him, just out of the advice of a friend, and by the way, to see if he could trigger a new quest.

Since I went to Hogwarts school, the probability of triggering panel tasks has increased significantly, far more than before I came to Hogwarts school, and the difficulty of completing tasks has also decreased a lot.

Of course, Albert also knows that the so-called difficulty reduction comes from his familiarity with the "plot" and his gradually increasing strength.

Will I be able to gain experience quickly after I graduate from school and leave Hogwarts Castle?

Probably not!

After all, after Tom Riddle's value has been completely drained, it is difficult to encounter such a big boss that can provide high-quality panel quests.

Although Albert did have the idea of ​​cutting Voldemort like a leek, he quickly suppressed this absurd idea.

After all, the Dark Lord also needs face, and if he really annoys people, his life will be difficult.

After returning to the castle, Albert went directly to the Room of Requirement, threw himself into the soft sofa, and reclined in a comfortable position. He opened the task panel and checked the tasks that had been completed but not yet received. Lighted a candle again for Tom the "good guy", wishing him well all the way.

Move your eyes to the top of the task panel to start clearing the tasks that can be completed.

"The Millennium School: Hogwarts" is a quest that is triggered upon entering the school. The current progress has reached 68%, and the quest can be completed.

However, Albert intends to wait until he graduates from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to take up this task.

The other is the "Reveal" quest to uncover Lockhart's secrets, currently stopped at 63%.

With such progress, it was he who finally stepped down and exposed Lockhart's ugly face on the spot to let everyone know that he was a liar.

Albert couldn't help but wonder if it was necessary to publish this in the Daily Prophet so that the entire British wizarding world would know that Lockhart was a liar and have a chance to push the mission progress to 100%.

However, even if the mission progress is not completely completed, you can still receive mission rewards.

Lockhart is crazy now, and Albert didn't plan to continue to persecute the other party, so he directly gave the quest reward to him.

The experience is only 6,030, and you can only choose one of skill points and obtaining specified skills.

Albert chose the latter, believing that Lockhart's skill panel should give him some surprises.

After receiving the quest, the skill panel belonging to Lockhart was opened in front of Albert. The skills inside were really poor, but it still brought some surprises to Albert. There was a skill panel with Lockhart. Occupation-related special skills: Deception.

Well, deceiving people and stealing reputations fits well with what Lockhart does.

The other is, literary creation.

However, this is just a common skill.

After hesitating, Albert chose the former.

No way, cheating is a skill that doesn't need to be upgraded, and this special skill is usually very valuable.

Albert reckons that with this skill, he will be better at lying.

Well, I almost forgot, he is an honest man, how could he possibly deceive others?

To speak is to speak the truth.

The quality and rewards of quests squeezed out of Lockhart are mediocre, and really can't compare to the big boss Tom Riddle.

So it's not without reason that Tom is a good guy.

This semester, Tom alone provided some of Albert's highest quality assignments:

"The Hidden Secret", "Secret Digger", "PUBG", "Bad Decision", "Tom's Wrath" have all been completed for a total of 35,500 experience, 4 Point skill points, and get a special skill: Parseltongue, and also get two designated skills from Tom.

Albert was stunned after Tom Riddle's skill panel was opened in front of him, and he could almost throw Lockhart eight streets.

There are eight panels and at least a thousand skills, far exceeding Albert's hanging b, which makes people dazzled.

"It would be nice if there were more opportunities." Albert looked at the mastery skills on the skill panel and muttered, "Don't worry, I'll have to deal with Tom in the future, he's a good man, there will be opportunity.”

There are actually quite a few weird skills, such as a skill called Descendants of the Ancient Bloodline, which means "Slytherin's bloodline" without guessing.

He's not interested in this thing, there is already a full-level wizard bloodline in the panel, and a similar special skill later appeared: Descendants of Wild Smith.

Parseltongue.

Yes.

Abbot is a little interested in Horcrux. He doesn't really care about being able to make himself immortal, black or not.

However, the knowledge of Horcrux can be obtained from Hogwarts School, and you can find it for yourself at that time. There is no need to waste an opportunity.

What's more, Albert prefers to use the Philosopher's Stone to prolong his life.

If you really want to live longer, you will definitely find a way to get yourself a magic stone.

As for all kinds of black magic, you can find a bunch of them in Tom Riddle's skill panel, and there is no shortage of dangerous black magic such as fire.

However, Albert is not interested in black magic, and he actually knows the three unforgivable curses.

Although Albert doesn't think he is a good person, he also knows that using too much black magic can easily make people irritable and like to use violence to solve problems.

This is not good!

On page 3 ~IndoMTL.com~ has a special skill that's a bit more crap: Knowledgeable.

More **** is the skill that symbolizes Tom's genius: magical genius.

Well, that's right, a magical genius.

There are many other messy skills, such as the ability to create Inferi. What finally caught Albert's attention were two special skills with "extraordinary" abilities.

No way, the word extraordinary looks very tall.

Albert chose the special skill "Extraordinary Magic" and the other "Extraordinary Skill".

Actually, Albert wanted to choose both extraordinary skills, but the special skill of Magic Genius was selected for the final "Tom's Fury" quest.

He's a fake genius, and he finally got his wish and became a real genius.

As for other skills, I believe that there will be opportunities before Voldemort completely attacks the streets.

As for the failure of the quest "The Basilisk Must Die", Albert doesn't mind. Although the quest rewards are rich, the risk of killing the basilisk is always greater than the reward. He suspects that the two magic items in the reward are for Made from the corpse of a basilisk.

It's been two days since the basilisk died, and the body is still in the secret room. Albert plans to invite Potter to visit the secret room another day, take a few photos and collect some materials.

Albert suspects that there are other things hidden in Slytherin's secret room besides the basilisk. Otherwise, to raise a basilisk, there is no need to build an exquisite secret room at all, and there must be other things hidden in it. . For example, the pile of black magic mastered by Voldemort, even if there is really nothing good below, pull out the fangs and fish for two scales. Basilisks are rare creatures, and there must be a lot of valuable things on them.