Chapter 077 The farming instinct is about to kick in
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Hong Ri Zhang Wei Luo
Jack noticed the strange atmosphere.
John next to him also nudged him with his elbow, showing a narrow smile.
Jack was helpless.
What does Jack in the fairy tale have to do with him?
In Western countries, names like Allen, Adam, Edward, Jack, etc. are all over the streets.
In addition, they especially like to use the names of their parents in their children and grandchildren, and the repetition rate of names is simply incredible.
If you throw a refrigerator from a high-rise building in London Street, it will probably hit several people named Jack.
They might even be related!
That's outrageous!
Jack chose the cold treatment.
It was class time anyway, and the little wizards wouldn't be looking at him all the time.
Professor Sprout, who was teaching, also looked at Jack with a smile for a while, and then clapped his hands.
After attracting the little wizard's attention, he spoke: "It seems that many students have heard of the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.
Of course, the Jack in the story is not our classmate Dawson.
But, the magic beans inside are real. "
"Will it also grow rapidly after being buried in the soil and reach into the clouds in the sky?" A curious little wizard asked directly.
Interrupted Professor Sprout's lecture.
If the little wizard behaved like this in a Potions class hosted by Professor Snape, he would probably have points deducted immediately.
The kind Professor Sprout didn't take it seriously and just answered with a cheerful smile.
"That's a bit exaggerated. Although real magic beans can take root and sprout very quickly, they can grow very quickly.
But they can't keep growing skyward. "
"Eh~~" The little wizard seemed a little disappointed, "Is the giant's home in the sky fake too?"
It can be seen that the little wizard's thinking is very divergent.
What I care about is actually the giant’s home above the clouds in the fairy tale.
"Not at all."
Professor Sprout explained carefully.
"This story is actually recorded by a Muggle based on the deeds he saw.
The protagonist of the story, Jack, is actually a wizard.
He first sowed the magic beans, and when the beans began to grow, he applied magic to the beanstalks that grew.
Then he climbed along the beanstalk and entered the giant's home..."
"Is there really a goose that can lay golden eggs?" Another young wizard couldn't help but ask.
"I don't know about that." Professor Sprout shook his head. "It is said that what the wizard got was a special plant fruit, not a goose."
"Is that so..."
The little wizards sighed in unison.
It seems that they all regret that the fairy tale has been shattered.
Just like children in Eastern countries, they longed for a magic pen like Ma Liang’s magic pen when they were young.
The little wizards also long for a goose that lays golden eggs.
"That kind of fruit is also very interesting. If you want to see it, we will talk about it in the next class."
Professor Sprout clapped his hands.
"Now, let's talk about this magic bean..."
She began to explain in detail.
Jack listened carefully.
As a magical plant that first graders will come into contact with, magic beans have no attack power or lethality at all.
very safe.
The only magical thing about it is——
As long as it takes root, it can grow quickly.
Even without the use of growth-promoting spells such as fast growth, it can grow to maturity and begin to bear fruit in just three to five minutes.
In addition, there is a small advantage.
Although it is a magical plant, it does not have "magic resistance" and can easily absorb the effects of any magic spell.
Don't underestimate this feature.
You know, the so-called magical plants, in other words, are magic plants.
Magic plants will have a certain amount of magic resistance.
If I have to give an example.
Just look at magical creatures like dragons.
Because the magic resistance is too high, it is difficult to cast a spell on it to be effective.
Of course, this example is incorrect and a bit far-fetched.
But it can be seen to some extent that sometimes, it is very important for the caster to be able to easily accept the effect of the spell.
long ago.
Many wizards carry some magic beans with them.
Once the plant is established, it can become a great tool with some enchantments.
For example, when digging the tomb of an unknown wizard.
You can let the beanstalk of the magic beans go in first to explore the path.
But, that was all in the past.
Today's wizards no longer like to use magic beans.
This thing has been used so much, and there are countless magic spells developed for it.
Like a well-studied e-sports player.
Just a few heroes coming and going, they can be easily dealt with.
Under this general trend, magic beans had to gradually withdraw from the stage of history.
Today, few people know how to use it.
Jack didn't think so.
The natural rapid growth of magic beans is a very good characteristic.
If used well.
Should make a great substrate for plant improvements.
For example.
Used to graft plants such as tomatoes and cantaloupes.
think about it.
Tomatoes grow and ripen in just a few minutes.
What a terrible agricultural revolution that was.
Tomatoes are nothing.
It only takes a few minutes to grow crops such as corn and potatoes.
That would be even more exaggerated.
Pay special attention to something.
These are not the effects of a wizard's spell.
It is the quick-growing property of magic beans.
This means that whoever plants the seeds, even if it's a dog, can harvest a crop of produce in a matter of minutes.
Very universal.
Suitable for promotion.
Jack's eyes lit up when he thought of this.
There is no way, the farming instinct rooted in the soul directly suppresses the nature of the physical body.
Making him very eager to obtain such a plant.
But well...
Magic beans are just magic beans after all, they will not produce tomatoes, cantaloupes, corns or potatoes.
What Jack can do is to study hard first and then find someone to study it.
Let's see if we can do some genetic modification.
Or grafting or something.
Thinking of finding someone to research...
Can we only find wizards to conduct research?
"If we ask Muggles to study this, I'm afraid we won't be able to circumvent the international confidentiality laws, right?" Jack and John exchanged words in a low voice.
"What are you studying? You mean magic beans?" John was a little confused, "Why are you studying this?"
"What are you talking about?"
Hannah's voice rang out.
Look up.
I saw her pointing to the magic beans in her hand.
"The professor said, let's try using magic to change its form. Shall we start now?"
Huh?
It turns out that in a daze, the course progress has reached this point?
It's very similar to the math class I took in high school.
It takes just a moment to lower your head to pick up an eraser, but when you look up again, it's already a new world.
"Do you know any special magic?" Ernie said with a smile on his face, "Those things taught in the Charms class don't seem to be very applicable."
John next to him also nudged him with his elbow, showing a narrow smile.
Jack was helpless.
What does Jack in the fairy tale have to do with him?
In Western countries, names like Allen, Adam, Edward, Jack, etc. are all over the streets.
In addition, they especially like to use the names of their parents in their children and grandchildren, and the repetition rate of names is simply incredible.
If you throw a refrigerator from a high-rise building in London Street, it will probably hit several people named Jack.
They might even be related!
That's outrageous!
Jack chose the cold treatment.
It was class time anyway, and the little wizards wouldn't be looking at him all the time.
Professor Sprout, who was teaching, also looked at Jack with a smile for a while, and then clapped his hands.
After attracting the little wizard's attention, he spoke: "It seems that many students have heard of the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.
Of course, the Jack in the story is not our classmate Dawson.
But, the magic beans inside are real. "
"Will it also grow rapidly after being buried in the soil and reach into the clouds in the sky?" A curious little wizard asked directly.
Interrupted Professor Sprout's lecture.
If the little wizard behaved like this in a Potions class hosted by Professor Snape, he would probably have points deducted immediately.
The kind Professor Sprout didn't take it seriously and just answered with a cheerful smile.
"That's a bit exaggerated. Although real magic beans can take root and sprout very quickly, they can grow very quickly.
But they can't keep growing skyward. "
"Eh~~" The little wizard seemed a little disappointed, "Is the giant's home in the sky fake too?"
It can be seen that the little wizard's thinking is very divergent.
What I care about is actually the giant’s home above the clouds in the fairy tale.
"Not at all."
Professor Sprout explained carefully.
"This story is actually recorded by a Muggle based on the deeds he saw.
The protagonist of the story, Jack, is actually a wizard.
He first sowed the magic beans, and when the beans began to grow, he applied magic to the beanstalks that grew.
Then he climbed along the beanstalk and entered the giant's home..."
"Is there really a goose that can lay golden eggs?" Another young wizard couldn't help but ask.
"I don't know about that." Professor Sprout shook his head. "It is said that what the wizard got was a special plant fruit, not a goose."
"Is that so..."
The little wizards sighed in unison.
It seems that they all regret that the fairy tale has been shattered.
Just like children in Eastern countries, they longed for a magic pen like Ma Liang’s magic pen when they were young.
The little wizards also long for a goose that lays golden eggs.
"That kind of fruit is also very interesting. If you want to see it, we will talk about it in the next class."
Professor Sprout clapped his hands.
"Now, let's talk about this magic bean..."
She began to explain in detail.
Jack listened carefully.
As a magical plant that first graders will come into contact with, magic beans have no attack power or lethality at all.
very safe.
The only magical thing about it is——
As long as it takes root, it can grow quickly.
Even without the use of growth-promoting spells such as fast growth, it can grow to maturity and begin to bear fruit in just three to five minutes.
In addition, there is a small advantage.
Although it is a magical plant, it does not have "magic resistance" and can easily absorb the effects of any magic spell.
Don't underestimate this feature.
You know, the so-called magical plants, in other words, are magic plants.
Magic plants will have a certain amount of magic resistance.
If I have to give an example.
Just look at magical creatures like dragons.
Because the magic resistance is too high, it is difficult to cast a spell on it to be effective.
Of course, this example is incorrect and a bit far-fetched.
But it can be seen to some extent that sometimes, it is very important for the caster to be able to easily accept the effect of the spell.
long ago.
Many wizards carry some magic beans with them.
Once the plant is established, it can become a great tool with some enchantments.
For example, when digging the tomb of an unknown wizard.
You can let the beanstalk of the magic beans go in first to explore the path.
But, that was all in the past.
Today's wizards no longer like to use magic beans.
This thing has been used so much, and there are countless magic spells developed for it.
Like a well-studied e-sports player.
Just a few heroes coming and going, they can be easily dealt with.
Under this general trend, magic beans had to gradually withdraw from the stage of history.
Today, few people know how to use it.
Jack didn't think so.
The natural rapid growth of magic beans is a very good characteristic.
If used well.
Should make a great substrate for plant improvements.
For example.
Used to graft plants such as tomatoes and cantaloupes.
think about it.
Tomatoes grow and ripen in just a few minutes.
What a terrible agricultural revolution that was.
Tomatoes are nothing.
It only takes a few minutes to grow crops such as corn and potatoes.
That would be even more exaggerated.
Pay special attention to something.
These are not the effects of a wizard's spell.
It is the quick-growing property of magic beans.
This means that whoever plants the seeds, even if it's a dog, can harvest a crop of produce in a matter of minutes.
Very universal.
Suitable for promotion.
Jack's eyes lit up when he thought of this.
There is no way, the farming instinct rooted in the soul directly suppresses the nature of the physical body.
Making him very eager to obtain such a plant.
But well...
Magic beans are just magic beans after all, they will not produce tomatoes, cantaloupes, corns or potatoes.
What Jack can do is to study hard first and then find someone to study it.
Let's see if we can do some genetic modification.
Or grafting or something.
Thinking of finding someone to research...
Can we only find wizards to conduct research?
"If we ask Muggles to study this, I'm afraid we won't be able to circumvent the international confidentiality laws, right?" Jack and John exchanged words in a low voice.
"What are you studying? You mean magic beans?" John was a little confused, "Why are you studying this?"
"What are you talking about?"
Hannah's voice rang out.
Look up.
I saw her pointing to the magic beans in her hand.
"The professor said, let's try using magic to change its form. Shall we start now?"
Huh?
It turns out that in a daze, the course progress has reached this point?
It's very similar to the math class I took in high school.
It takes just a moment to lower your head to pick up an eraser, but when you look up again, it's already a new world.
"Do you know any special magic?" Ernie said with a smile on his face, "Those things taught in the Charms class don't seem to be very applicable."
