The only limitation before was that Gringotts could not provide rewards for attracting ghosts.

but……

Elena's eyes wandered around the hall, flashing with the kindness that belonged to a big capitalist.

If the Hogwarts kitchen could produce ghost delicacies, who knows how many ghosts could resist this temptation?

…

"Look, there's something to eat."

After a while, they arrived at the other end of the banquet hall.

Just like Elena's previous design, the buffet area here is clearly divided into two parts.

If you look down from above, you can clearly see that the U-shaped dining table displays two colors, just like an enlarged version of the horseshoe magnet in the black and white photo - the students are all gathered in the white area, and the black area

Extremely deserted.

This can't be blamed on the little wizards being picky eaters, the main reason is that the dishes on the black velvet table look too terrible.

Burnt eyeballs were piled on the dinner plate, straws were inserted into the bare bones as if they were drinks, coagulated blood was floating in the soup, strange vegetables were quietly oozing red juice, and intestines were taken out and cut into pieces.

The segments are mixed with chili peppers, showing brown-black devil eggs, fried black and white cubes exuding an unknown stench...

Compared with these things that looked like they were not edible for living people, the little wizards of Gryffindor naturally chose the other side.

Although the little lions at Hogwarts are generally considered to be the most reckless, they are actually very clever. At least judging from last year's weekend game time and the extra income from the potato war, Gryffindor was a sure profit in the end.

Not a loss.

Even if there is no label, you can understand which ones are dinners for living people just by looking at the dishes.

"...Uh, why are you going to the ghost restaurant?"

Elena pretended to be surprised and sighed in the dining area, then walked towards the black velvet side without hesitation.

As the head chef of Hogwarts, she naturally knows what the recipe for today's dinner is.

In order to fit the atmosphere of the death anniversary party and Halloween, the recipes Elena set for "living people" actually look weird in terms of visual effects, but the cooking techniques and ingredients are normal dishes, such as: Exploded Lamb Eyeballs,

Secret big stick bone, pickled pepper duck blood, stir-fried red amaranth, hot sausage, cold preserved egg, crispy stinky tofu...

No matter in terms of taste or ingredients, it is all top-notch Chinese cuisine.

"Huh? Wait, isn't it this way?"

Hannah watched dumbfoundedly as Elena began to serve the dishes on the black velvet side, and asked in confusion.

"Of course not, white is a funeral - well, actually the food on both sides is edible, but my personal suggestion is to eat the food here first, you see Luna has no intention of going that way.

."

Elena explained casually, then nodded in realization.

"Oh, I understand...I forgot to put the dish instructions."

Then, she clapped her hands gently.

Two huge signs appeared on the sides of the dining tables.

On the white side it says "Suggestion: Ghost", while on the black side it says "Suggestion: Living Person".

In addition, rows of small triangular metal plates also appeared next to each dish, carefully noting the name of each dish and the cooking process - there is also a row of menus under the sign at the entrance.

overview.

"This is of no use at all!"

Hannah looked angrily at Elena, who was rather perfunctory, and pointed at a line of small words on the white side.

"Casumazu cheese, haggis, Icelandic frozen shark slices, fermented bean curd...these foods are obviously more reliable than the one you choose. You wouldn't be worried about wasting food, so you would mix them up on purpose."

Sign up!"

Ever since he learned the true identity of the "Forbidden Forest Velvet Soft-shell Crab", Tie Hanhan would mostly be extra vigilant about the raw materials when being fed - Luna and Hermione were all unreliable villains, and they were clearly aware of the

There was something wrong with the pile of "crab legs", and they had to join forces to coax her to finish it all by herself.

As for Elena, Hannah had never seen anything she wouldn't eat, so it had no reference value at all.

"Of course that's not the case. You'll know later..."

Elena shook her head meaningfully and glanced at the buffet table next door.

As the name of the dish and the cooking process gradually emerged, some little wizards began to freeze in place and silently began to move their positions, but more careless Gryffindor students immediately filled in and quickly added more to the plate.

Serve your favorite dishes.

This can be regarded as a valuable lesson in the lives of Gryffindor students.

Sometimes, you can't just look at the surface...

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Chapter completed!