Chapter 66 Can You Save the Unicorn?

Several people followed Aaron back to the open space before, where a snow-white unicorn was lying alone.

There was a hideous wound on its neck, and silver blood kept flowing out.

"Unicorn, is it dead?" Harry asked uncomfortably.

"I didn't have time to see it just now, but now I regret seeing it.

This is the first time I have seen a creature that can compare with my Abe in terms of appearance, but it's a pity that it's dead." Aaron said as he walked to the unicorn and wanted to close its unwilling eyes for it.

But when his hand touched the unicorn's face, it felt a little wet.

After a careful look, I found that there were some crystal tears on the face of this holy creature. It was probably because it had just endured too much pain!

Aaron sighed slightly and closed its eyes, but unexpectedly found an extremely weak breath in its nostrils.

"Wait, it seems to be still alive."

"What?" Hagrid was inexplicably excited, and quickly walked to the unicorn and checked its condition.

After a moment, the joy on his face disappeared, replaced by a darker cloud than before.

Good news, the unicorn is still alive, bad news, it is now in its last breath, and only has one breath left.

Witnessing the death of a sacred magical animal with his own eyes and being powerless, for Hagrid, there is nothing worse than this.

"It's hopeless, this poor little guy probably won't live for more than half a minute." Hagrid stood up melancholy, his eyes even reddened, "I just lost Norbert, and now I'm going to lose a unicorn.

My Merlin! Why do I have to encounter this kind of thing in one day?"

"Uh... Hagrid, calm down, Norbert can be said to be yours, but this unicorn..." Hermione suddenly stopped talking halfway.

Because Hagrid was looking at her with red eyes, as if he would cry if you said anything more.

"Bury it! Let it rest in peace." Ron suggested.

"What a stupid suggestion." Draco said disdainfully, "Unicorns are treasures from head to toe, not only for wizards, but also for other creatures.

Believe it or not, if we bury it here tonight, other magical animals will come to eat its body tomorrow.

There is no shortage of hungry dark creatures in the Forbidden Forest. Apart from anything else, the werewolves will definitely not miss this feast."

"Then what do you say?"

"Of course it's cremation, is there any need to ask?"

"No." Hagrid interrupted the two, "This burial method is too rude and not suitable for the holy unicorn. "

"That's a lot of requests." Aaron said speechlessly, "Why think so much about it?

If you don't mind, I can find a beautiful grave for it.

Don't worry, you can just give me a reward when the time comes, don't feel embarrassed."

Hagrid was stunned for a moment, "This... this is not necessary, I have a better idea.

I can arrange a few trustworthy friends to send the unicorn's body back to its tribe, and its parents and elders will arrange its funeral."

"Does it still have a tribe?" Aaron asked in surprise.

"Of course, there are more than two unicorns in the Forbidden Forest, but there are very few of them, and they are generally not found.

Wait a minute, Fang!" Hagrid called his dog, "Go call Ronan over, you can find him, right?"

"Woof!" Fang barked and turned around to leave the clearing.

"Hagrid, who is Ronan?" Harry asked curiously, "Are there any other people in the Forbidden Forest?"

"You'll know in a moment."

Hagrid had just pretended to be mysterious when Fangs' cry rang out again.

The Neapolitan Mastiff left for less than five seconds and returned. If it weren't for the tall and strong figure behind it, they would have thought it was a prank by Hagrid.

"Who's there?" Hagrid picked up the crossbow and aimed at the burly figure in the bushes, "Come out, I'm armed!"

"Good evening, Hagrid." The figure walked to the front of the clearing, and under the moonlight and the light, everyone could see its appearance clearly.

The upper body is human, the lower body is horse, and there is a long tail behind it.

"Ronan, I was just about to look for you."

"Just right, I just got here too." Ronan said, glancing at the crossbow pointed at him, "Are you going to shoot me with an arrow?"

"Misunderstanding, misunderstanding." Hagrid put away the crossbow angrily, "I didn't know it was you, and the Forbidden Forest has been uneasy lately."

"Indeed!" Ronan looked up at the stars in the sky, "The stars are bright tonight."

"I've heard this sentence countless times, you centaurs always like to say this."

"The stars are bright tonight."

"Ronan, I have to tell you, we can't understand the revelations of the stars." Hagrid said angrily, "Just tell me why you came here?"

"For the unicorn." Ronan looked at the unicorn that had fallen to the ground and had completely lost its breath, and a trace of sadness flashed in his eyes, "But now it seems that I am a step too late."

Hagrid also sighed, "Don't think about this for now, I want to ask you to send the body of this unicorn to its tribe.

In the entire Forbidden Forest, only you centaurs can find those few unicorns."

"I will help, return to your roots." Ronan said, looking at Harry Potter, or more precisely, at the scar on Harry's forehead, "Are you a boy from the Potter family?"

"You know me?" Harry was a little flattered.

He knew that he was famous in the wizarding world, but he never expected that even magical animals had heard of his name.

Ronan looked up at the stars again, "The prophecy of the stars tells me that you will be in danger, of course not now, but at some point in the future."

"Prophecy?

What does this mean? Can you explain it more clearly?"

Ronan looked at Harry with his deep blue eyes, hesitated for a long time before saying: "I can't go against God's will, but I can give you some other revelations, common sense that many people know.

Unicorn blood can prolong human life, even when you are on the verge of death.

However, killing unicorns is a felony, because the price is extremely heavy.

To kill such a pure life for your own survival, then from the moment its blood touches your lips, you are half dead and half alive, and you will be cursed for the rest of your life."

"This is really interesting." Aaron said meaningfully, "We are so lucky to be able to save our lives tonight!

If you don't worry about being cursed, you are either already cursed more seriously, and you are not afraid of itching because of too many lice, or you are a desperado, or a desperado on the verge of death."

Harry's face became a little heavy, and he understood Ronan's hint.

Who would take such a big risk to kill unicorns in Hogwarts and be cursed in order to prolong their lives?

A normal person would not live like a zombie in order to prolong his life, unless he has a chance to return to normal

Thinking that the school also has a magic stone that can make people immortal, he felt that everything suddenly became clear.

"You mean Vol..." Harry paused suddenly, thinking of so many people here, he immediately changed his words: "You mean that person is still alive, and in the school?"

"You know the answer, but you just don't want to accept it, right?"

"This is too crazy."

"He has lost his humanity, be careful." Ronan said and walked to the side of the unicorn's body, ready to carry it on his back.

Although this action is a little difficult for the centaur, after all, it is carrying a unicorn's body, and if it is not careful, the body will slide down at any time.

"Leave it to you, Ronan.

Let's go!"

Hagrid turned around uncomfortably, and the others were ready to follow him out. After all, Hagrid was the only one in the Forbidden Forest who could give them a sense of security.

Aaron just took a step with his left foot, but his right foot couldn't move.

Looking back, his pet was biting his trouser leg tightly and refused to let go.

"What! Let go, we should go back."

Abe didn't let go, just showing a pair of big watery eyes, and one claw was still pointing at the dead unicorn.

"What are you doing?" Aaron seemed to have figured something out, and smiled and shook his head, "Don't make me laugh, I have no relationship with it, there is no need to save it."

"Can you save it?" Ronan looked at Aaron in disbelief, and then noticed Abe biting his trouser leg. His blue eyes widened a little, and he couldn't help but exclaimed: "What a sacred breath!"

Ronan looked up at the sky again, wanting to see the astrological prophecy of Aaron and his pet, but unexpectedly found that the prophecy that was originally very clear became a little blurry at this moment.

The full moon in the sky also broke through the black clouds, and the light of the stars seemed a little dim in the moonlight.

This situation is rare. It is either a problem with the astronomical phenomenon, or some kind of power is covering up his prophecy, but there is one thing he can be sure of, "Yes, you do have the ability to save this unicorn."