Chapter 210 Boggart (Modified)

"Of course, I'm very interested in magical creatures. In fact, I'm also very interested in Buckbeak." Allen smiled and patted Hagrid's arm.

"However, Hagrid, stop drinking. I think you need to make some preparations, such as sending Buckbeak away. Because Malfoy will definitely not let it go," Allen suggested.

"Hagrid, what Aaron said makes sense. I think you've drunk too much." Hermione said seriously.

She took the tall wine glass from the table, took it outside and emptied it.

"Ah, maybe you're right," said Hagrid, struggling to get up from his chair, and staggeringly followed Hermione out of the house. They heard a loud splash of water.

"What's he doing?" Harry asked uneasily when Hermione entered with an empty glass.

"Put your head in the bucket," said Hermione, putting away her glass.

Hagrid came back, his long hair and beard soaked, and he wiped the water from his eyes. Seeing this, Allen immediately pulled Hermione back a few steps.

Facts have proved that his move is extremely wise.

"It's much better now," said Hagrid, shaking his head like a dog and splashing water over both Harry and Ron. "I said, it's very kind of you to come and see me, I'm really—"

Hagrid stopped suddenly, staring at Harry blankly, as if he had just realized he was here.

"What are you doing, huh?" he yelled suddenly, making them jump in fright. "Don't run around after dark, Harry! And you three! Make him do it!"

Hagrid strode up to Harry, grabbed his arm, and pulled him to the door.

"Quick!" said Hagrid in a huff. "I'll send you back to school, and don't let me see you coming here to see me after dark. I don't deserve it!"

Back at the castle, watching Hagrid's back from the door, Harry felt even more guilty: "We have made Hagrid a burden, but he still thinks of me wholeheartedly!"

"If you really feel guilty, why don't you look for the relevant laws and regulations on magical creatures hurting people. I guess, they will definitely be used in the near future." Allen bid farewell to Harry and the others without hesitation, and headed to Ravenc Go in the direction of the Lau Tower.

"Alan seems a little unhappy!" Ron put his arms around his chest and rested his chin in the other.

"Anyone with a brain would think you did a stupid thing!" Hermione glared at Ron, tossed her curly hair, and walked away.

Only Ron and Harry were left looking at each other.

"Is Hermione a little too much?" Ron asked Harry, turning his head.

"We were so impulsive!" Harry replied muffled.

The next day, Alan was very happy to see that Hagrid came back to life and greeted the little wizards of Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff with a rough voice.

"Ah, that's great!" Hagrid led everyone to an open space outside the Forbidden Forest. "Now, what we need to do is—open the textbook!"

The "Monster Book of Monsters" in the hands of every little wizard opened their mouths obediently, allowing the little wizards to read them.

"That's great! You all have mastered the correct way to open this book. I think it's very interesting." Such a smooth start obviously gave Hagrid confidence.

In fact, everyone focused their attention on the Hippogriff in the paddock in the distance. The news of Malfoy's injury spread throughout the campus overnight!

Hagrid cleared his throat and said loudly, "Today we're going to introduce you to—the fairy."

A little fairy less than five inches tall, with a human body, head and limbs, crawled out of Hagrid's pocket and flew onto his shoulder. It has a delicate face, and two ostentatious, insect-like, colorful large wings. It sat on Hagrid's shoulder, with its wings flapping slightly behind its back, looking cute and cute.

"You can build yourself a tree house and find the fairies hiding in the forest. Such little things are vain by nature,

As long as they are used as decorations, they will be very obedient. "Hagrid pointed to the forest not far away.

The girl's eyes were quickly attracted by these delicate and lovely creatures, and she happily went to build her own tree house.

Hagrid looked very happy because it was going well, and he waved enthusiastically to the little wizard: ""How beautiful, isn't it? "

Although the boys were more interested in the Hippogriff in the distance, but with Malfoy's lessons learned, no one dared to challenge and tame this ferocious magical creature.

Allen quickly completed the production of the tree house. He built a castle with branches and leaves. It has to be said that his superb deformation technique played a big role in it.

When he went into the forest to look for fairies, his sensitive ears made it easy for him to spot the fairies. These little creatures are very lively when they are together, and make a piercing humming noise, for they are quarrelsome by nature. Allen walked over following the sound, and the fairies with wings of various colors were silent for a moment, and then buzzed loudly.

They saw the exquisite castle in Allen's hands. Although their intelligence was not high, they successfully understood Allen's intentions-the castle needed their presence. After arguing about the beauty comparison, the three most beautiful fairies entered Ellen's castle happily.

Allen, who completed the task as quickly as possible, received envious and jealous eyes from everyone. Although fairies are cute, they are too demanding. The treehouses made by the little wizards are really rough and can't attract these fairies at all.

Allen walked up to Hagrid and showed Hagrid his tree house.

"Awesome! Alan! You are the fastest to complete the task." Hagrid scratched his head, his eyes lit up, "I want to reward Ravenclaw with 10 points!"

"Professor, can I change the reward?" In class, Alan called Hagrid respectfully, which made Hagrid very happy.

Even Harry still calls him Hagrid habitually. Allen was the first person to call him a professor!

"What do you want?" Judging by Hagrid's appearance, even if Alan wanted a star, he would pick it.

"Professor, I want to get close to Buckbeak." Allen was very curious about this Hippogriff.

"Well—" Hagrid was a little perplexed.

"I'll just take a closer look," Allen promised.

"Okay! But you must stay away from it." Alan's longing eyes made it hard for Hagrid to refuse.

Alan nodded in agreement, and under Hagrid's leadership, he went to the paddock.

The little wizards who secretly paid attention to the movement here gave up looking for the fairy and followed behind them.