Wind and Eagle Wings at Hogwarts

Chapter 131 131. The contract is established, an extra layer of insurance

Scott turned his head and saw Milton running in with panic on his face.

Roger, Eddie, and the twins followed closely behind him.

"Scott, don't!"

Milton ran over quickly and pulled back the hand that Scott and Medea were holding.

The red light representing the contract then went out.

"Why are you here?"

Scott has a headache.

"We found it!" Fred raised his hand, he looked a little excited, "You didn't go to the protection of magical beasts class, we used..."

He winked at Scott.

"...First you were not found, and then your name suddenly appeared." George added.

Fred continued: "You didn't wait for me just now, George and I couldn't get in here, so we went to find Roger."

"You shouldn't have kept it from us, Scott." Roger said with some dissatisfaction, crossing his arms over his chest.

"Yeah," Eddie said, "Milton's on the verge of crying!"

"You shouldn't be taking risks, Scott."

Milton said with red eyes.

"I've accepted reality!"

"Tsk."

Scott raised his hand and rubbed his forehead.

"Do you think I'm for Milton?"

Is he actually such an enthusiastic person in the eyes of his friends?
Did you think too much of him?
"This matter has nothing to do with you."

he said to Milton, taking a look at Ms. Gray in passing.

"I'm completing the commission Ms. Gray gave me."

Ms. Gray nodded, "Scott is right, you don't have to stop him."

"Really?" Milton stared at Scott.

"Really." Scott said firmly.

"What does Ms. Gray want you to do?"

Milton glanced at Medea and Ms. Gray, then stared at Scott and asked.

"Remove the oath of Medea's control."

Scott told the truth.

"Because the oath continues to drain the magic of Hogwarts Castle."

Without waiting for his friends to ask questions, he spoke out the content of the challenge to break the oath.

"Forbidden Forest?"

"Eight-eyed spider!"

Fred and George exclaimed.

"so cool!"

"That's not cool!" Milton exclaimed. "That's dangerous!"

"No, you have to trust this guy Scott." Fred said shaking his head.

George also said with a smile: "If it wasn't for the certainty and benefits, he wouldn't agree to do such a thing."

"Too."

"That's right."

Roger and Eddie nodded as well.

"Thank you so much for getting to know me like this." Scott said angrily.

"You're welcome."

The four said in unison.

Milton knew Scott no less than they did. After getting rid of the flustered emotions at this moment, he also became much calmer.

"Are you really going to do it, Scott." He asked seriously again.

"Of course." Scott said with a smile, "Don't worry."

"Ok?"

At this moment, Medea said impatiently.

"My patience is limited."

She looked at Scott indifferently.

"If you don't challenge anymore, please leave as soon as possible!"

"Come on, continue the contract just now."

Scott held out his hand again.

"Humph."

Medea snorted coldly and raised her hand to hold it.

Red light enveloped the hands held by the two of them again.

Medea began to say the conditions that both parties to the contract should abide by.

Scott listened carefully.

"...Scott Trollope completely removes all eight-eyed spiders in the Forbidden Forest by himself before tomorrow, and the challenge is considered successful."

"When the challenge is successful, Medea Slytherin shall, according to the contract, release the oath signed by Medea Slytherin and Rowena Ravenclaw."

"When a challenge fails, Scott Trollope must not challenge again."

Having said that, Medea looked at Scott again.

"So, Scott Trollope, do you agree with the contract?"

"I, Scott Trollope, agree that the contract is established." Scott replied.

"I, Medea Slytherin, agree that the contract is established."

Medea followed up with a sentence, and the red light wrapping their hands gradually went out.

Scott retracted his hand and looked.

He couldn't see or perceive anything unusual.

"Isn't it an unbreakable oath? I still want to be a witness."

Scott heard Fred say with some regret.

"The 'witness' of this contract will be Hogwarts Castle." Medea said dissatisfiedly, "It will be stronger than an unbreakable oath!"

After finishing speaking, she turned around proudly and walked towards the wall where the pipe organ was.

"Let's go!" came her cold voice, "Don't bother me until the contract is completed!"

"go!"

Ms. Gray said, and took the lead to float towards the exit.

"Let's go."

Scott greeted his friends.

"Hey, Scott."

Fred hurried to his side and put his hand on his shoulder.

"You discovered a new secret, but didn't tell us!"

"It's a betrayal of the great friendship between George and Fred," George echoed.

He appeared on Scott's other side, putting his hand on his shoulder as well.

"But your roommates know." Fred pretended to wipe away his tears.

George "sobbed" and said, "Maybe Gryffindor doesn't deserve Ravenclaw's true friendship."

"You all know?" Scott asked.

"That's right." Fred said with a grin. "Milton is too anxious to keep a secret."

"So Roger just told us all." George laughed too.

Fred was obviously very interested in this place, "It's amazing, isn't it? You can exchange anything here."

"I think Percy could trade his voice for a likable personality," George said.

Fred answered, "Then he'll be a popular mute."

"Oh!" his eyes lit up. "That's the most perfect Percy I can imagine!"

George suggested again, "Perhaps Ron could trade his height for a bit of wit?"

"That's right, in that case, our silly big brother will become a little more likable." Fred nodded in agreement.

While speaking, everyone had already come out from the exit and stood on the platform made of boulders.

"Maybe the two of you can trade for something, too."

After listening all the way, Scott said to the twins angrily.

"It's a pity that George and I are quite perfect." Fred shook his head pretending to regret, "We don't need to exchange anything."

"Otherwise, I really want to experience the feeling of my own vow transaction." George nodded in agreement.

Scott ignored them.

At this moment, Mrs. Gray turned to look at him.

"Scott," she asked, "are you sure?"

She hesitated for a moment, and then said, "Perhaps you should let Flitwick follow you, so that you can be rescued in a critical moment. I hope you don't try to be brave, because after all, there will be no punishment for failing the challenge."

"I understand."

Scott nodded.

He didn't refuse to add an extra layer of insurance to himself.

Scott's friends were also relieved to hear their conversation.

If Professor Flitwick was with him, Scott would be in no real danger anyway.

"Then you go to dinner first." Mrs. Gray floated upwards, "I'll inform Flitwick."

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