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"I'm bound to the system of helping others. Who the hell is the Dark Lord?!" Seeing the accusations made by the Daily Prophet, Charles Andrake was filled with indignation. "I helped Headmaster Dumbledore relive his youth." "I help Professor Snape ease his lovesickness." "Even the prisoners in Azkaban who complained about their hard life, I cared for them enthusiastically." "What did I do wrong?!" The following is the testimony adopted by the Daily Prophet. Dumbledore: "He helped me draw memories of my youth... But what he drew was me and Grindelwald making stickers!" Snape: "I do long to see Lily again... But why did you let me see her and Potter kissing?!" Prisoner of Azkaban: "I just said casually that life would be worse than death... Merlin! Who told you to actually take action?!" (This book is also known as "Hogwarts: I asked you to help, but I didn't ask you to be an accomplice!", "Hogwarts: I am happy to help others and make everyone happy equally", "Hogwarts: I am so kind!")

Ciel traveled through the magical world and became a distant relative of Professor Sprout. He was also bound to a planting system - you can get rewards by planting plants. "Plant ten Devil's Web trees and obtain x10 Binding Spell Enlightenment Shards. Your Binding Spell has been upgraded to the legendary level." "Plant ten biting cabbage trees and obtain 10 fragments of Divine Edge Shadowless Curse Enlightenment. The lethality of your Divine Edge Shadowless Curse will be greatly increased." "..." So Hogwarts has a young wizard who is diligent and devoted to planting trees. Three-headed dog? Philosopher's stone? It has nothing to do with me. Basilisk? The descendant of Slytherin? Stay out of it. Triwizard Tournament? Fight fiercely with fire dragons, dance with mermaids, and become a warrior representing Hogwarts? It's better to leave this good thing to others. I, Charles Sprout, just want to farm! "..." "What? You said the Death Eaters dug up my vegetable patch and trampled on my saplings?" "Voldemort, I will plant a tree on your grave!"