From Hogwarts to Strixhaven

Ivy's training for the Slytherin Quidditch team has lasted for a whole week.

In addition to the wind-making spell and hail avoidance training during this week, he also used various magics to create various other training items.

Including goalkeeper save training using the automatic serve spell, continuous bludger hitting resistance training, and the trolls' favorite physical confrontation training. However, because the helpers Ivy invited in the confrontation training were metal armor in the castle, the trolls soon began to hate and fear this training like other training.

In addition, Ivy also used meteorological spells to create extreme weather to train the trolls' psychological endurance and resilience.

The extreme weather created by Ivy through meteorological spells includes thunderstorms, blizzards and extreme strong winds. There was even a time when he wanted to simulate the scene of a meteor shower. There happened to be a three-ring spell in the DND spell that could cause a similar effect.

The spell is called Mayofu Micrometeorites. It allows the caster to create six micro-meteorites in space. They will float in the air and surround the caster for the duration of the spell. Each meteor can be controlled and launched by the caster individually. Once the meteor falls on its destination or hits a solid surface, it will explode. The explosion range is a circle with a radius of five feet, and all units within the explosion range will receive one fire damage.

As long as the spell twins provided by the super magic mentor are used, Ivy can summon 12 meteors at a time! It is more than enough for the next small meteor shower.

However, this idea was stopped by the frightened Madam Hooch.

Yes, because the training environment created by Ivy through spells has too large an impact range, all professors unanimously agreed that Ivy's training activities should be restricted to prevent any irreversible damage.

Today's shift is Madam Hooch, who teaches the little wizards flying lessons. She has stopped Ivy's unreliable ideas three times. So much so that the giant monsters looked at her as if they saw a savior.

"Mr. Doom!" Madam Hooch pretended to be calm. In her decades of life, she had never seen a wizard who could create flying meteorites. What was even more terrifying was that the little wizard in front of her was just a first-year student.

"I can't allow you to continue to torture these trolls... I mean students." Madam Hooch almost started to follow Ivy and called the Slytherin Quidditch players trolls. It must be said that Ivy's description was very vivid. "If I remember correctly, Slytherin's application for the use of the Quidditch field today was for tactical training. But now, I can't see any trace of tactical training."

"Oh." Ivy suddenly realized and turned the training plan in his hand to the back of another page. "I said something was missing. It turned out that I misread the training plan."

It must be said that it is indeed interesting to build your own happiness on the pain of others, especially when there is a legitimate reason for such behavior.

"Since tomorrow is Saturday," Ivy looked up at the battered trolls and said generously, "Then you can go back and rest. Don't forget to ask Madam Pomfrey to treat your injuries! She will understand."

After this, Madam Hooch and the trolls breathed a sigh of relief and left as if they had been pardoned.

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Ivy had previously made up his mind not to use a first-level spell to find a familiar, especially to summon a cat, because he knew that the charm of this evil creature would make every two-legged beast unable to extricate itself.

And Ivy, who has the lofty ideal of "pushing magic to the limit", must not spend his energy on taking care of cats.

Although his belief is so firm, every time he checks the character panel and sees the find familiar lying on the first-level spell table, he will feel a palpitation in his heart for no reason.

In order not to summon a cat on impulse one day, Ivy decided to use another small animal to occupy the position that belongs to the cat.

It would be best if it was an animal that didn't shed hair, loved cleanliness, didn't poop or fart, could help with magic experiments, and didn't produce any mucus or cause physical disgust.

After searching for a long time, two things finally came into Ivy's sight.

The first was the undead.

If there was a ghost cat...

Ivy didn't think about it any further. The ghost cat would have all the advantages of a cat, but also be exempt from all the defects of being a creature. This would multiply its evil charm. I'm afraid that by then it would not be Ivy himself who would be in charge, but the evil ghost cat.

What's more, this was in Hogwarts, and using undead magic was obviously not a suitable choice.

Then there was only the second choice - the construct creature.

Through the reasonable arrangement of clockwork, gears, and levers, a golem or puppet made of brass is also a perfect choice.

More importantly, the construct creature can be completely customized by its creator!

If the parts of the construct are manufactured in the same way as making strange objects, then maybe Ivy can make a sufficiently bizarre and psychedelic helper.

But the only problem is that undead and construct creatures may not necessarily become magic pets of magicians, allowing Ivy to share vision with them or even cast spells with the help of the magic pet's body.

Perhaps the almighty magic book of destruction will contain what Ivy wants to know.

No mistakes, one post, one content, one book, one forum, one 6, one 9, one book, one forum, one post!

So Ivy spent the rest of the weekend diving into the Destruction Grimoire, letting himself swim in the ocean of knowledge.

Guess what, he actually found it!

Among the vast list of specialties, there is one item like this - Strijen Garden Statue.

Through long-term study, you learned from the Strijen books how to summon the Strijen Garden Statue to assist you.

Garden Statue is a kind of construct wizard magic pet. Depending on the different colleges to which the magic scholar belongs, it will have different manifestations.

They are Soul Doll Garden Statue (Hengjian College), Art Element Garden Statue (Quili College), Dividing Spirit Garden Statue (Quantitative Analysis College), Ink Spirit Garden Statue (Yinhao College) and Pest Garden Statue (Mihua College).

Soul Doll Garden Statue is a wise soul from the distant past. Through the shaping of dust and magic, they have obtained a more permanent body. The mages believe that these ancient wise men will be the best helpers for their research on history.

The Art Elemental Garden Statue is a "living work of art" and a material expression of the caster's creativity and emotions. If you want to create an Art Elemental Garden Statue, the caster must be proficient in elemental magic and draw power from mixed natural elements to create an artistic shell, and then inject his own creative spirit and artistic core into its core. The Art Elemental Garden Statue has both the destructive power of elemental life and the ability to emotionally attract other lives.

When Ivy read this, he had already decided to choose this specialty. What could be cooler than letting a chosen evocation mage use elemental magic to create life?