Necromancers Guide to Magic

"Daphne?" Benjamin unexpectedly prepared to take Daphne's hot soup, and then opened his mouth even more embarrassed.

Daphne chuckled lightly, picked up the spoon, and gently put the warm and silky soup into Benjamin's mouth.

"I was worried that you were still in a coma after coming over. It seems that I had good luck today." Daphne put the soup on the bedside and said carelessly.

"Oh, thank you so much." Benjamin was a little embarrassed. He had almost never been treated like this before, after all, he was just an orphan.

"It's just a small effort, you have to know that being a perfect lady, having excellent cooking skills is also a plus point." Daphne said proudly, even straightening her chest deliberately.

"Okay, okay, a perfect lady, so are you practicing for marrying a wealthy family in the future?" Benjamin joked casually.

Daphne glared at him immediately, and said in a half coquettish tone, "Don't mention this to me, every time I think about it, I wish I was born in Weasley's family, or my parents are Muggles."

Then Daphne said exaggeratedly, her tone reminded Benjamin of Professor McGonagall."Women, that's so pathetic."

Benjamin chuckled out, feeling inexplicably that his gloom during this period of time seemed to have been wiped out."I didn't know before, you have a talent for talking comedy."

Who knew that Benjamin's casual remarks aroused Daphne's interest deeply.

She looked at Benjamin, blushing and said, "Really? What kind of person did you think I was before?"

"Well, let me think about it." Benjamin still thought about it very seriously, "In the first school year, I occasionally saw you and Pansy together. But you were like a proud man all day long. Peacocks, hardly want to talk to others."

"I don't think you are much better, even Draco, he is actively talking to you." Daphne laughed, apparently caring about Benjamin's performance.

"Really?" Benjamin opened his mouth exaggeratedly. "I thought I was like this now."

The two immediately laughed in unison.

Then Madam Pomfrey's voice rang.

"You guys be quiet! Don't you know there are other patients who need to rest!"

Daphne stuck out her tongue and said unconvincingly, "When will you be discharged from the hospital, and lying here every day, it must be boring?"

I don't know why, Benjamin always felt that the little girl in front of him was planning something in his mind.

"I don't know, but I shouldn't be able to stay long. I think I'm almost better."

Daphne's eyes flickered immediately."Then it will be easy!" She clapped her hands and said excitedly, "Actually, I published a survey questionnaire in a Muggle magazine, and many viewers told me that they had been troubled by dark circles for a long time. If there is a potion that can remove them permanently, it will definitely be paid for."

"Investigation ticket?" Benjamin was a little surprised. He felt that the girl in front of him did not act like a traditional wizard in many cases.

"That's right, if we don't do a survey in advance, we won't be at a loss by then." Daphne said indifferently, and then she lowered her head and began to look at her Phnom Penh bag.

"Us?" Benjamin was even more surprised now, he couldn't remember when he and Daphne became us.

Daphne seemed to have expected Benjamin's reaction a long time ago, and smiled politely, "Yes, we. You are responsible for making some potions suitable for Muggles. Of course, it would be best if you can take care of the wizarding market. And I am responsible. Promote it to you and then sell it."

Benjamin thought about it seriously, and then asked, "Then why do I have to cooperate with you? You should know that the Ludwig family is not a small family."

Daphne patted her chest confidently, "Do you think your parents have my understanding of the Muggle market and marketing?"

As if she had already prepared, she took out one magazine after another from her bag.

It's just different from Pansy's colorful fashion magazines, which are all business magazines.

"Oh, I always thought that if Hogwarts could have the subject of business, I would definitely be the first place." Daphne said regretfully.

Benjamin picked up a book casually from the bed and flipped it through.

Then after he put down the magazine, he saw Daphne's expectant eyes.

"How about it, do you want to cooperate with me? I am now preparing to publish a newspaper jointly published by British Muggles and wizards. Just like the "Hello America" ​​you saw before (Daphne previously published the story of Benjamin’s invention of the potion Magazine) the same."

Daphne said confidently.

Benjamin asked with interest, "Then you have a name for this newspaper?"

"Of course." Daphne said confidently, and she could see a kind of innate confidence in her eyes."It's called "Moon". It's simple and easy to remember, and it feels mysterious."

"The Moon?" Benjamin repeated. Although he felt something was wrong, he couldn't think of something wrong."It sounds like a good name. But what if I can't find a potion in the future."

Daphne didn't even think, she blurted out, "How is it possible? I still believe you on this point. Professor Snape said that you are the most gifted student he has taught."

Benjamin sighed and said to Daphne, "Okay, I promised you, you don't have to compliment me."

Daphne laughed sweetly at once, and then said excitedly, "Then I wish us a happy cooperation! Hope this first potion will sell out!"

Although Benjamin didn't quite understand why Daphne wanted to make money so much, he was still infected by her temperament, and he had more expectations.

"Happy cooperation!"

After Daphne left, Draco also came here. He brought his notes with him, famed that he needed to beat Benjamin under fair competition and get the first grade.

Draco told Benjamin by the way, everyone was in panic since the news of Colin's petrification spread in the school.Many people have even begun to exchange amulets.

Benjamin suddenly thought of something and asked, "By the way, do you know the divination shop in Diagon Alley?"

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