In the dormitory, the group who had just finished astronomy class are now crowded by George's bedside, reading "Simple Alchemy" together to discuss the contents of the book.

Albert never thought that "Simple Alchemy" would have such an attractiveness to Fred and the other two. Perhaps it has something to do with the author of the book being Joko from the joke shop.

Although the title of the book is simple alchemy, the content of this book is not simple at all for first-year freshmen. There is not enough knowledge reserves, and it is still very difficult to understand and understand the content in the book.

In Albert's eyes, Fred, George and Lee Jordan would show unusual enthusiasm for "Simple Alchemy", which was entirely because they linked alchemy to Joko's joke props.

If an alchemist knew about this, I wonder what he would feel.

Albert questioned "Simple Alchemy", the main reason was that after reading this book, no skills related to alchemy appeared on the panel.

As usual, listen, read or actively learn related knowledge, relevant skills will appear on the panel. Without skills means that the book is not alchemy, or that these alchemy knowledge is not enough to form skills.

While thinking, Albert stirred the milk tea in front of him, looked up at the whispering three people, picked up the tea cup and took a sip.

This is a good start, probably!

I just pushed them lightly, what will it look like in the future?

I'm really a little curious.

"Don't you eat it?" Albert asked, shaking the biscuits that had bitten in his hand, "By the way, can you understand that book?"

"I can barely force it. I didn't expect that Joko was an expert in alchemy." Lee Jordan sighed quite emotionally. Being able to publish a book means that his level is good in this area.

"The expert can't talk about it, but he has some understanding of alchemy, otherwise he wouldn't be able to make those joke props." Albert ate the biscuits in his hand, drank the cup of milk tea in one go, stood up and stretched, ready to rest.

"You have finished reading that book, cough cough...water!"

Fred took a biscuit from the plate, handed it to Lee Jordan and took a bite, but ended up choking when he was eating.

"I'll finish reading it, and I'll go to the library to return the books tomorrow." Albert poured Fred a glass of water, "I want to go with me when I see it, and borrow it myself."

After taking a sip of water, Fred recovered.

"Okay, I'll go with you tomorrow." George said, picking up the cookies from the plate handed over by Lee Jordan, taking a bite, thinking about it and asking, "Have you ever thought about it..."

"Don't want to." Albert interrupted.

"I haven't finished talking yet..." George looked at his roommate speechlessly.

"Your little thoughts are not difficult to guess." Albert's face showed a look of "Don't think I don't know what you are thinking", reminding, "Alchemy is at least the third grade content, and it's too difficult for you now. I dare say that you may not understand that book."

"I don't believe you can't understand?" Fred curled his lips.

If you really can't understand it, Albert obviously won't finish reading the whole book, because it is undoubtedly an extremely painful thing to read a book you can't understand.

The guy opposite obviously doesn't have that kind of habit.

"It's different to understand whether it's okay to understand or not," Albert reminded. "Alchemy is not as simple as you think. That book is just a joke."

"We didn't say we wanted to learn alchemy," Fred said with a cunning look, "We just want to..."

"Okay, the alchemy you want..." Albert thought for a while, took out a rough cross from his robe's pocket and threw it to George, "The amulet I made can protect you from the invasion of dark creatures. If you want to learn, practice the cutting spell first, and I'm teaching you."

"You're scaring us again!" Fred said unbelievingly, "And don't you think this cross is too ugly?"

Albert said seriously: "This thing is worth two Gallons."

"Two Gallons." Fred and George's voices couldn't help but raise a little bit, and looked up and down at the rough cross, as if they wanted to see why this broken thing was worth the price.

"You can sell it in advance, right?" Li Qiaodan, who was standing beside him, couldn't help rolling his eyes at Albert when he heard this. After spending a month together, he also understood the character of his roommate. When talking about fooling others, he was six points true and four points false, which could make the unknowing people stunned by being fooled.

"That's right." Albert said. "The effect of this thing is the same as the amulets in that book, and it is made of wood from the guardian tree. Most of the amulets sold on the market are made of the guardian tree, and there are many styles and finer workmanship, but in fact they are just that."

"Is this thing effective?" Fred asked suspiciously.

"On the contrary, this thing is very effective." Albert paused and said, "According to the description of that book, just soak the cross in garlic, take it out and dry it in a few days, and then marinate it a few times, and you can get a cross full of garlic."

"This is a good idea. I'll give it to me with the cross. You can make a bunch of them anyway."

"But where do we get garlic?" Fred seemed very interested in this. Is the garlic-flavored cross? I heard that it has the effect of resisting dark creatures.

"You can record the parchment first and try it after Christmas holidays." Albert's mouth twitched, just making a joke, but he didn't expect these guys to take it seriously.

He didn't want these guys to make the whole dormitory full of garlic.

As for how the twins die when they go home during Christmas holidays, it is not his business.

"There should be garlic in the school kitchen!" George suddenly said, "Maybe we can go find the house elf to get some."

"If you want to eat garlic, the house elf will definitely be willing to give you some, but if they know..." Albert's face showed a malicious smile, "Even if you are willing to give you garlic, how dare you waste it like this?"

"Okay!" Fred shrank his neck. If Professor McGonagall knew that they were wasting a lot of garlic in the school, his family would probably have to send a yelling letter to the school.

George thought, "We can get garlic from the kitchen and then borrow Hagrid's vegetable fields to grow garlic, so we don't have to worry about insufficient garlic."

"This is a good idea!" The others nodded and praised.

What a slutty operation!

Albert was shocked to hear the three of them preparing to grow garlic. For the first time, he felt that his and his roommates were not on the consent channel.

"You really plan to grow garlic yourself?"

"Of course." The twins said in unison.

"Do you know how to grow garlic?" Albert asked tentatively again.

"I don't know, but Hagrid certainly knows."

Albert's face twitched twice and did not continue asking. He felt that Hagrid would not agree to let them make trouble in his vegetable garden.
Chapter completed!