Hogwarts: The Cat Wizard of the Moving Castle

Hagrid's mood changed very quickly. If you didn't know better, seeing him crying and laughing at the same time, you would have wondered if this stupid guy was crazy, and then thought about staying far away.

Perhaps what happened fifty years ago is not a big deal to anyone.

To those high-ranking officials who concluded the case, it was just a fart made decades ago.

Then

Dumbledore still chose to overturn the verdict for him.

There is no reason, and there is no so-called conflict of interests. Maybe. I just want to change an umbrella for this old guard who has worked at Hogwarts for decades.

This reason may be enough.

"Dumbledore is so nice, isn't he," said Hagrid.

"Yes." Mu En nodded casually and asked instead:

"So how did they drive you out back then? What reason did they use?"

"It's because of Aragog," Hagrid said.

"Who is Aragog?" Moon looked at him: "Another friend of yours who was at Hogwarts at the time? Was he also expelled?"

"Oh, not a classmate. A, uh, a friend!" Hagrid said.

Mu En looked at Hagrid and thought in her mind.

Friends in school are not classmates or students.

"It can't be a creature from the Forbidden Forest."

Hagrid nodded: "Yes, but he was not in the Forbidden Forest at that time."

"What do you mean by this? Is he still in the Forbidden Forest now? What kind of creature is he?"

"An Acromantula." Hagrid said, and then said with a very satisfied look: "Of course, now he has made his home in the Forbidden Forest, and has many descendants, and is living a very good life. He Not too affected by that.”

As he said that, he noticed Mu En's somewhat stiff expression.

"Mu En, is there any problem?" Hagrid's voice was a little nervous.

"No, it's nothing, the impact is not big." Mu En took a deep breath. He knew about the group of Acromantulas in Linzi, but he had never studied them in detail before. Who would have thought that they were Hagrid's.

At the same time, a doubt suddenly arose in his heart.

Is the Forbidden Forest always [forbidden]?

Or is it that Hagrid's indelible contribution over the years made this forest a "forbidden forest"?

"It's okay." Hagrid breathed a sigh of relief.

In his opinion, Aragog has now reached the age of retirement, so let this old man live the rest of his life quietly.

Afterwards, Mu En talked with Hagrid for a while.

The question just now also had an answer.

The Forbidden Forest was really created by Hagrid.

Even the centaurs tribe in the Forbidden Forest were recruited by him.

As for the other magical creatures in the Forbidden Forest, it cannot be said that they are all related to Hagrid. After all, over the years, many of the teachers of the Care of Magical Creatures class at Hogwarts have filled in the biological library.

But most of the many advanced magical creatures are related to him.

The only male who can establish trust with unicorns, the only wizard who has successfully tamed the Thestrals, if possible, Hagrid can add various long titles to himself.

In fact, if his method of taming magical creatures could be replicated, these achievements combined would even be worthy of a Merlin First Class Medal.

Unfortunately it seems not possible.

From Hagrid's description, he found that Hagrid seemed to have no special techniques at all. Many of the breeding techniques were found in books or figured out on his own.

"This sounds simple to say, but it's not so easy to do." Mu En said, there is a huge gap between individual magical creatures.

As it is often said, the difference between humans is higher than that between humans and pigs. That is because humans are advanced animals and there are great differences between individuals.

The same is true for magical creatures. The individual differences between them are also very large.

Everything in the book cannot be generalized unless it is some instinct rooted deep in the blood.

"Is there any?" Hagrid said, somewhat confused.

"When I raise them, I just follow the books or some observations of their habits."

"observe?"

"Yes, observation. I feel that at some point, this is much more real than what is in the book." Hagrid nodded, very talkative.

As he spoke, he gave an example.

"For example, according to my observation, the one with the head of a manticore and the body of a manticore can just match the one with the fire crab!"

"Which one?"

"That's it!" Hagrid clapped his hands and said in a "I'm surprised" tone.

"If you think about it, it's amazing. They are animals with flesh and limbs."

"mammal."

"Oh...familiar words, it seems Kelburn has mentioned it before...it doesn't matter, and the other one! It's a crab, an animal with a shell. And their one! It can be completely combined!"

? ?

"Wait!" Mu En waved her hand and coughed slightly: "Is it the one I thought?"

"It should be the one you are thinking of." Hagrid said, "This is normal, isn't it?"

"Hagrid, I think I can give you some popular science..." Mu En's words paused, and then she nodded helplessly.

"In the magical world, this is indeed quite normal..."

…

After all, there was Medusa, the product of a combination of a human and a winged lizard, and later there were various demi-humans, demi-human hybrids...

No no no…

Mu En shook his head, expelling these horrific images from his mind.

He knew why Hagrid could live in peace with these beasts. Affinity and dedication are two separate things, but there is another aspect that cannot be separated...

Manticore, manticore, magic level 5X.

Extremely dangerous!

He dares to play matching tricks on this kind of creature, what else can he not dare to do?

"Okay...I have to leave." Mu En stood up and said.

"Oh, okay." Hagrid stood up quickly and hit his head on the lamp, making a clanging sound.

"No need to see me off, you can rest." Mu En said quickly.

"Oh, okay." Hagrid smiled honestly and picked up the rock biscuits on the plate: "Take some back."

"Okay...ok..."

As soon as he walked out of Hagrid's hut, he stretched and walked towards the castle.

However, not long after he left, a figure flashed past the corner of his eye.

Following the figure, I saw it quickly disappeared into the forbidden forest.

After talking seriously with Hagrid for a while, he became more deeply aware of how dangerous the Forbidden Forest is to these little wizards!

Thinking of what happened in the first half of the semester, a sense of dissatisfaction and doubt arose in my heart.

Soon, his footsteps disappeared into the snow.

Also disappearing with it was his figure.

In the forbidden forest, a girl with blond hair was walking. Deep in the forest, an unknown creature noticed her voice and left with a rustle. This also disturbed the green grass and removed the snowflakes that pressed on it. Shake off.

Suddenly, the girl felt an inexplicable touch beside her ear.

She raised her hand and touched something like a wriggling branch.

She held it gently and then spread her hands.

On his hand, he saw a little guy with small brown eyes, only six inches tall, with three leaves on his head.

"Are you lost, little one?" Luna said softly.

The little Bowtruckle raised his hand, and its branch-like tentacles climbed toward Luna's ear.

"Oh...this?" Luna took off her earrings as she walked inside.

That's an oak stopper.

"You want this, don't you?" Luna said, placing the gag into its hands.

Bowtruckle curiously took it, playing with it, twisting it, and patting it with his little hands.

"Then this is your Christmas gift." Luna said, then raised her hand and guided it towards the tree trunk.

The Bowtruckle climbed up the branch holding the cork, and then saw Luna seeming to walk in, and grabbed a lock of her hair.

"Squeak...squeak..." It made a quick and strange cry.

Luna turned around and looked at the Bowtruckle in confusion, then a look of surprise flashed across her face.

"Hello, Professor." She said softly, pointing behind her.

Mu En's voice appeared like a dream bubble, and he looked down at the little girl who used corks as earrings.

"Miss Luna Lovegood," he said, "How did you know I was here? This is not something a little witch can do."

Mu En remembered this little guy, to be precise...it was really hard to forget.

At Christmas, this little girl is more special than others.

She gave him a necklace...a fish bone necklace.

Unexpectedly...this is what this little girl can do. There is no malice in it, and it makes him unable to get angry even if he wants to.

"It told me." Luna pointed to the Bowtruckle on the branch.

Mu En glanced at the little guy.

Suddenly, the little guy huddled on the tree trunk and camouflaged himself.

When his body was shaking like this, he didn't forget to wrap the cork with a branch.

"I think...it means to remind you that there is danger ahead." Mu En said.

"Really?" The girl showed an exaggerated look of realization: "So that's it."

"Of course, I also saw many harassing flies next to you."

Mu En was silent for a moment, and then said: "That's not a harassment."

"That's harassment." The little girl said in a gentle tone, as if she didn't want to argue, but she also didn't want to argue too much.

There is one kind - that is the harassing horsefly. If you don't believe it, you can just think of me as a fool. Anyway, I am!

"That is the manifestation of human broken thinking on another level." Mu En said.

"This world has not built a complete dream world and spiritual world. These broken spiritualities will naturally escape." Mu En explained.

"Spiritual world? Spirituality?" The little witch looked at him doubtfully.

This time, there was a sense of why are you crazier than me.

Mu En smiled helplessly: "I am a loyal reader of naysayers. When your father persistently tried again and again to prove to the world that there really is such a thing as molesting flies, I also started to do some research."

"Oh, really?" Luna was pleasantly surprised, and then looked at him with some worry: "Professor, there seem to be a lot of harassing flies around you, and they are pestering you."

Mu En raised her hand and touched her temple, and a flash of silver light flashed through.

Suddenly, Luna's eyes widened.

"This is…"

"It's gone now, right." Mu En smiled and said, "I told you, it's just stray spiritual thinking that can be contained."

"That...but...but..." The girl hesitated.

Mu En looked forward to her next words.

“What is spirituality?”

…

There is no question of gold content.

"Perhaps, we can answer this question later." Mu En said.

"What I want to know more is why you are here! This is a very serious question. The Forbidden Forest is much more dangerous than you think."

Just as he was talking, a rustling voice appeared.

Several huge black figures suddenly emerged from the surrounding snow.

Mu En calmly looked at the spiders surrounding him and moved the tip of his tongue in his mouth.

"What are you doing here?" he said calmly.

"Kill...food...winter..." A small voice said extremely awkward words.

"I think you should know the rules here." Mu En frowned.

"The only rule is...no harm...Hagrid..."

As he spoke, the footsteps of these spiders moved closer and closer.

"Oh, this..." Luna looked at these spiders in surprise: "You are... I have never seen you..."

"Dragon...living space...food...food..." The voice appeared again.

"No, you are mistaken!" Mu En's voice appeared, calm and slow.

"The old man was too inactive and made you forget one thing.

In fact...you only have one rule, and that is - figure out where this place is! ! "

As he spoke, Mu En raised his hand, and the raging violent wind blade flew out for no reason.

Suddenly, the entire forest flew out along with the snowflakes, along with pieces of broken limbs and green blood.

"I heard that your ancestor is almost old, but I don't think he wants to enjoy his old age."

Saying that, Mu En raised her head.

"Go back and tell it that next time, I will pluck out its tentacles one by one!"

Some spiders that were lucky enough to escape quickly rustled away.

"Thank you," Luna said.

Then, she added: "Sorry."

"Ten points from Ravenclaw." Moon said calmly. I wanted to see the disappointed look on the little girl's face, but I didn't expect that she would change the subject the next second.

"Professor, your harasser has come out again."

As she said this, she seemed to understand something: "You are very angry. Why, don't you like these spiders?"

"They broke the rules." Mu En said calmly: "Of course, you also broke the rules."

"Sorry," she said again.

"So what are you doing here?" Mu En said again.

"Let me see the unicorns." As he said that, two unicorns walked majestically out of the forest behind him.

One big and one small, the little one seemed to be unsteady on its feet, and the horns had not yet poked out from its forehead.

However, soon, they stopped in the distance.

It seems that he is very resistant to the scene here.

"It seems you have an appointment." Mu En said: "Even if I am not here, they will protect you."

"Yes." Luna said naturally.