Arms dealer from Hogwarts

Chapter 216 Fire Dragon
Seeing Hagrid's embarrassed look, Jemini shook his head, pulled out his dagger and flicked it casually, turning the ugly big flower into a full-blown red rose.

"Uh...thank you, Jemini."

"You're welcome." Jamie put away the dagger.

"Hagrid! Jamie?" Harry's voice sounded from behind Jamie. Jamie turned his head, rolled his eyes, and saw Harry wearing the invisibility cloak.

"Okay, you two, hurry up and get in." Hagrid looked around, then pulled Jemini and Harry into the room.

"What are you going to show me?" Harry looked at Hagrid warily.

He met Hagrid in Hogsmeade during the day, and Hagrid told him to come over at night and show him a big baby.

Harry didn't know what big baby Hagrid was talking about. He suspected that the snail had laid eggs, or that Hagrid had bought another three-headed dog or something.

"Come with me, keep quiet, and cover your bodies with an invisibility cloak." Hagage made a shush gesture.

Harry lifted the cloak. "Come here, Jemini."

"No thanks." Jemini cast a disillusionment spell on himself.

Seeing that both of them hid themselves well, Hagrid opened the doors of the hut, and strode into the darkness with big strides. Jemini and Harry followed, watching as Hagrid turned towards Beauxbatons. The carriage passed by.

"Hagrid, what are you—"

"Hush!" Hagrid gestured, and then knocked three times on the door of Beauxbaton's carriage. Seeing Hagrid's actions, Jemini suddenly remembered a certain Great Saint.

The car door was opened, and Ms. Maxime got out of the car, with a silk shawl wrapped around her extremely broad shoulders, and smiled as she looked at Hagrid.

"Ah, Hagrid...is it time?"

"Good evening," Hagrid smiled, reaching out to help her down the golden steps.

Madam Maxim turned and closed the door of the carriage, Hagrid gave her his arm, and the two walked together around the edge of the makeshift paddock where Beauxbaton's flying horses were kept.

"Where are you taking me, Hagrid?" Madame Maxime asked.

"You'll like it." Hagrid's voice was rough and dry, sounding like an invited buffalo: "It's worth seeing, trust me, but—don't tell anyone I took you to see, okay? You shouldn't know."

Hearing Hagrid's doting tone, Jemini got goosebumps all over his body.

"Of course I won't say it~" Ms. Maxim's long black eyelashes flickered.

Jemini's scalp felt numb as if it had been electrified.

I beg you two, stop showing off!
"The two of them...what are they trying to do?" Harry's voice came from under the cloak in a low voice.

"Maybe to tell you how the giant fell in love?" Jemini chuckled.

Harry: "???"

"Didn't Hagrid tell you what you wanted us to do?" Harry asked.

"Two warriors get together, what do you say, of course you're out of the question." Jemini shook his head.

"Through the question? The first project?"

"Right." Jamie nodded.

Several people kept walking along the edge of the Black Lake, and the castle and the Black Lake behind them were no longer visible. At the same time, several people also heard shouts coming from the front.

Hagrid and Maxime walked through a forest, Jemini jumped up a tree, and Harry hurried to follow.

Then, as he walked through the woods, Harry saw several bonfires, and a group of men jumped around the bonfires. Then, Harry opened his mouth in surprise.

fire dragon.

Four very ferocious-looking adult fire dragons were imprisoned in a paddock surrounded by planks, standing with their hind legs supported, roaring and snorting.

Clouds of fiery flames shot out of their tusk-filled mouths into the dark night sky.

Jemini looked at these majestic and high-spirited fire dragons. Although he was indeed shocked by the ferocious appearance when he first saw it, he soon lost interest.

There were four dragons, the tallest of which was no more than fifty feet.

This value sounds awesome, but let’s convert the units—about [-] to [-] meters, the height of a four-story building.

Although I haven't seen a fire dragon in two lifetimes, I was a little surprised when I first saw it, but after seeing it clearly, I found that it was the same thing, and Xu Zuo could play with them like a ball at all.

What made Jamini even more speechless was that seven or eight dragon trainers cast a stun spell on the biggest black dragon together, and the fire dragon staggered into a coma.

"Want to take a closer look?" Hagrid asked Ms. Maxim excitedly.

The two walked towards the fence together, and Harry followed suit. A wizard turned to meet Hagrid. It was Charlie Weasley, whom Jemini had met at the World Cup before.

"Well, Hagrid?" Charlie gasped, "They should be all right now - we gave them sleeping pills, and they were lethargic all the way when they came, and we thought they would wake up in the quiet night, They'll feel better, but as you can see, they're not happy, not at all—"

"What kind of species do you have here, Charlie?" Hagrid asked, looking at the largest black dragon with obsessive eyes, as if he was picking a pet.

"This is the Hungarian Horntail," said Charlie. "The smaller one over there is the common Welsh green dragon—the silver-blue one is the Swedish Short-Snouted Dragon—and the red one is the Chinese Fireball."

Charlie looked around. Ms. Maxim was strolling along the paddock, staring at the stunned fire dragons.

"I didn't expect you to bring her, Hagrid." Charlie frowned. "Shouldn't a warrior know what he's going to face? She will definitely tell her students, right?"

"I just think she's willing to come and see." Hagrid had already forgotten about Madam Maxim, and he looked at the dragons in front of him fascinated.

"What a romantic date..." Charlie whispered, shaking his head helplessly.

"There's four," said Hagrid. "So every warrior needs one, right? What are they supposed to do—fight the dragon?"

Jemini heard a slight thud under the tree, and Harry sat down on the ground with limp legs.

He just remembered that because of his own reasons, Harry was not able to guard the Sorcerer's Stone, break into the Chamber of Secrets, and fight the Basilisk like in the original book. Compared with the original book, Harry's temperament is much worse now, although his strength is stronger than the original book. Be stronger.

However, as the protagonist of the story series, even if Harry's temperament is not as good as the original book, at least it is not too bad. Anyway, this guy is also a purebred Gryffindor.

"I think it's probably just to pass by the fire dragon." Charlie said: "If the situation is not good, we will go to the rescue at any time and cast an extinguishing spell on the fire dragon. All they want are female dragons with brooding eggs. I don't understand why . . . but I can tell you that the Hungarian Horntail is no good fruit, and the rear of it is just as dangerous as the front."

As Charlie said, he pointed to the hornet's tail. There were long, bronze-colored thorns protruding from the tail every few inches, which looked particularly attractive.

　Today's first more humming~
　　
　
(End of this chapter)