Harry Potter: Dark Alchemy Chapter 73: Magic Biological Contract

　　 "What are you talking about? I don't quite understand what you are saying." Wright said with an innocent look.

　　 "I'm a little slick, you don't think I'm old enough to tell me nothing?" Professor Keitelburn continued to stare at Wright with an inexplicable look, "Your name is Wright? Right?"

　　 "Yes." Lai Fei nodded.

　　 "As a student at Hogwarts, your daily activities will only be near the castle. If you break the sky, you will only go deeper into the Forbidden Forest." Professor Kettleborn said. "I have been working in this castle for decades, and I have never discovered where there are foods that are rich in high-level dark energy in the vicinity of the castle, even items containing dark energy are rare. "

　　 "Then how can you tell that I am feeding Lu Wei with my own energy?" Wright had already vaguely admitted Professor Kettleborn's question just now.

　　 "The third way to solve Lu Wei's current problem is to get you to sign a contract with it." Professor Keitelburn drew out his wand, drew a bottle from the shelf and filled the glass in front of him. , The strong and mellow wine smell instantly overflowed inside this wooden house.

　　 "So?" Wright frowned. I don’t know if it’s because of Professor Keitelburn’s words, or because of the irritating alcohol, "Even if I need to sign a contract with Lu Wei, how can this show that I give Is the food it feeds my own energy?"

　　 "Dumbledore must have not told you before you came here, but he must also know that when I think of the third way, he will know what is going on with you." Kettlebur Professor Eun held the cup, "But since Dumbledore is not prepared to do anything to you, it shows that he actually trusts you."

　　 Professor Keitelburn poured a sip of wine into his mouth, "I haven't seen such a student with the magic of dark attributes in many years!"

　　Wright's brows frowned more tightly. Is it Dumbledore's plan to bring himself to Professor Kettleborn? He can clearly say it, but why does he always make such a confusing move?

　　 "Can you explain in detail what is going on?" Wright took a deep breath, and after finishing his mood, asked Professor Keitelburn, who was drinking heavily.

　　"A contract about magical creatures?"

　　 "Yes." Lay nodded.

　　 "Looking at Dumbledore's trust in you, let me talk to you!"

　　 "That was a very, very long time ago." Professor Keitelburn took another sip of wine in his mouth, and the wine poured over his head, making his face a little black and red.

　　" Nowadays, few people mention it, and there are few materials that record these contents. In the era of the prosperity and development of medieval alchemy, signing a contract with magical creatures used to be a kind of relationship between alchemists. Very popular method." Professor Keitelburn said.

　　 "Alchemists mostly use this method of signing contracts with magical creatures with huge natural magic power to increase their own magic power." Professor Keitelburn said, "Of course, wait for another more effective one. After the method appeared, this method of signing magical creatures was gradually abandoned by the alchemists. As for the more effective method, you don’t need to know for the time being."

　　 Looking at Professor Kettleborn’s somewhat drunk face, Wright never expected that he would actually hear the topic of alchemy wars in Hogwarts, or from the mouth of a professor in the protection of magical creatures. Hear.

　　What should I say? Is Hogwarts really a place where people of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon are born in large numbers?

　　 Only seeing Professor Keitelburn deliberately sell it, Wright couldn't help but curl his lips in his heart. What more effective way is to sign a contract with the devil?

　　 But Wright still looks attentively on the surface. But to what extent have the former dark alchemists developed? Is it really what he imagined, made out of nothing, refined in the void?

　　 "But, as everyone knows," Professor Keitelburn burped, "There is still a big difference between the magic of wizards and the magic of magical creatures."

　　 "If you want to sign a contract with a certain magical creature, then the magical properties of the wizard who wants the contract and that magical creature can't be too different." Professor Keitelburn said, "It's like a full of darkness The magical wizard has signed a contract with a pure and bright unicorn. The only consequence of doing so is that two completely different magical powers conflict in the wizard's body, and then..."

　　 "Then what?"

　　 "Just bang it!" Professor Keitelburn laughed.

　　Wright couldn't help but shudder. To be honest, he had also had the idea of ​​signing a contract with a unicorn. No mention of anything else, only one word, that is, handsome!

　　 Professor Keitelburn continued: "So~IndoMTL.com~ If you want to sign a contract with a creature like a three-headed dog, your magical nature must be similar to that of the three-headed dog , At least not too far from it."

　　 "Considering that you often feed it, Lu Wei's growth situation is so beyond common sense, it is not difficult to guess that you are feeding it with your own magic!" Professor Keitelburn said , "You really have you! Boy! Even I have never done such a luxury thing! How big is your magic power?"

　　 "And are you really a second-year student? How do I feel that you look like a graduating student?" Professor Keitelburn asked suddenly.

　　Wright couldn't explain, but smiled bitterly. In fact, his true age in this life is already 15 years old, and it is reasonable to say that he is 16 years old.

　　 "Okay, I don't care if you are a real second-year student or not. Anyway, this is not something that a professor of protection of magical creatures like me needs to worry about." Professor Keitelburn sorted out his mood. "Since Dumbledore asked you to come to me, it means that he wants me to take out the ability of the bottom of the box. But this is also good, lest such a good magic is lost from my hands, that is a sin! "

　　While speaking, Professor Keitelburn took out the gray-yellow bag and pulled out a very primitive-looking book from it, and some reluctantly stroked the cover of that book.

　　 After a while, Professor Keitelburn sighed heavily before handing the book to Wright.

　　Wright took the book with both hands, and the book's title, "How to Contract Magical Creatures" was printed on the cover, which was obviously carefully maintained.