Hogwarts Shippuden

On the edge of the not-so-dense pine forest, there are piles of bonfires.

The cold wind blowing in the head carried a strong smell of blood, and it was also mixed with the aroma of some barbecued meat.

The two contradictory smells mixed together, something disgusting.

The source of this smell was a group of armored giants sitting around the bonfire.

On several of the bonfires there was a huge chamois, and the smell of barbecued meat was emitted by these poor chamois.

As for the source of the **** smell, it was the stomach of the giants.

Including the weapons at their feet, all covered with a thick layer of sticky blood.

A few wizards in thick plush coats sat by another bonfire far from the giants.

They all had gloomy expressions on their faces, as if someone owed them millions of Galleons, which seemed out of place compared to the giants who were revelling around.

Even at a distance of fifty meters, they could still smell the stench of the giant.

Creatures like giants never take a bath. When they are the cleanest, they may be when they are born.

Not to mention that this group of giants has also carried out killings again and again in the recent period of time, and every time they are bloody.

They didn't even bother to remove the blood accidentally stained on their bodies when they killed.

In this case, if the odor on their bodies is not heavy, there will be ghosts.

"Yaxley, how long will it take us to end this hellish life?" One of the wizards' voice was full of impatience.

The leading wizard named Cobain Yaxley frowned, obviously, he was not very satisfied with the current hellish living conditions.

Even if he was frozen in this icy world, the most unbearable thing for him was the stench on the giant's body.

He really didn't understand why the Dark Lord would want to recruit low-level creatures like giants with low intelligence.

As a supporter of pure-blood theory, in Yaxley's eyes, even half-blood or pure Muggle-born wizards belong to the category of inferior people, not to mention giants.

But even so, in awe of Voldemort's prestige, he did not dare to have any doubts about Voldemort's actions.

"Come on, only the last three giant tribes remain."

When he heard that there were actually three giant tribes, the four wizards who were traveling with him began to complain.

The Alps are no small place, with a total area of ​​about 220,000 square kilometers.

The total number of people adds up to only three digits, and now I don't know if there are giant groups that have broken through to four digits in this vast mountain range, just like a fish in the Black Lake.

They wanted to find another giant tribe, and it took almost two days on foot.

This has to be in the case that the tribe has not relocated. If they can't find anyone after going there, they have to look for each other's traces again.

Three tribes, six days, is already the most conservative estimate.

They don't have Kyle's magic snowmobiles that can run 200 kilometers per hour on the snow after alchemy.

They couldn't help but begin to complain about the punishment that the International Confederation of Wizards had given to the giant.

It's hard to catch the giants, but they have to go to the Alps.

Originally, the idea of ​​the International Federation of Wizards was to drive the giants into the ice and snow, where no grass could grow, and wait for them to starve to death, so as to eliminate the giants without appearing too cruel.

To put it simply, it means that the International Federation of Wizards should not only do that, but also set up an archway.

As a result, more than ten years later, the giants did not starve to death, but their group of wizards were dying of exhaustion in the snow-capped mountains.

Just as they were frantically complaining about the International Federation of Wizards and giants, a snowy owl flapped its wings and circled around their heads.

After circling for a few minutes, the Snowy Owl plunged headlong into the pine forest and landed on Hagrid's shoulder.

Kyle did not return to his human form,