Dynavale and Hogwarts

On Saturday, Dana couldn't wait to tour the Forbidden Forest with Professor Kettleburn.

Maybe the unicorn wants to contact me. I was too tired to draw yesterday, so I can take the opportunity to slow down today. Of course, it would be best to encounter magical creatures performing magic today and see if their magic can be recorded in the consciousness space.

It would be great if I could, I'm a little excited just thinking about it.

Thinking of this, I looked for luck before going to the professor. On the one hand, as compensation for the recent neglect of Lucky, I took him to the Forbidden Forest, and on the other hand, I also wanted to give myself some luck.

Listen to the name, Dana thinks so, but Lucky doesn't.

As soon as he saw that he was about to enter the Forbidden Forest, Lucky, who had just been flirting with Dana, flapped his wings and flew away, leaving Dana in a mess in the wind.

"How cowardly," said Professor Kettleburn narrowly.

Alas, it was always his pet, so Dana could only knock out his teeth and swallow it, forcing himself to praise Lucky's face: "It's usually very courageous. It's not that it's timid, it's because the school has regulations."

Professor Kettleburn smiled noncommittally and said nothing, but Dana forced a topic: "Professor, was the Acromantula issue solved last time?"

The professor frowned and said vaguely: "It's settled now."

Dana thought, how can it be so easy to solve. Breeding too fast, with Hagrid involved in the process, is really a headache.

At the professor's prompt, Dana began to practice what he had learned last time and carefully observed the traces left by animals. Of course, mental exploration is essential. Although the distance has not increased, I feel that everything in the Forbidden Forest is very close to me.

Perhaps Charm 1 of the Ring of Tru is aimed at non-human wizards. Considering the natural characteristics of the Tru School, it is not impossible.

Dana was just thinking about good things when a shadow came over from the branches in front of him. Dana's mental detection had already known in advance that what was coming was a poisonous snake.

Dana pulled out his wand and cast the freezing spell. The snake stiffened and fell down with a snap.

The professor looked at it and said, "It's an arctic viper. It's venomous. The bite will cause severe pain." Then he simply let it disappear.

Dana thought, it was indeed a poisonous snake. Toxic is the information that Dana learned during the mental detection before. Maybe, in the future, we can obtain the biological information of animals just like detecting plants.

"Hey, Professor, is that a fairy?" Dana detected the creature in front of him, pointed with his hand, and asked.

Professor Kettleburn squinted his eyes and observed, then nodded: "Exactly. There is no danger, just don't take off their wings."

Maybe he heard the conversation between the two people, but the fairy flew towards them without fear of danger.

The fairy flapped her pink wings, flew around the two of them, and chirped at them for a while, but neither of them understood what the fairy meant.

Dana regretted that flying was due to wings, not fairy magic.

It can be seen that the fairy is a little frustrated. Dana thought for a moment, conjured up a small pink flower, and handed it to the fairy.

The fairy hurriedly grabbed it, looked at it, put it on her head happily, and flew away with a pair of wings.

At this moment, a long and mournful cry came from the depths of the Forbidden Forest.

Dana looked at the professor, who listened carefully. As the different sounds appeared one after another in the long song, his brows widened: "It's a soundless bird. Stay here and don't wander around. I'll be back when I go."

After saying that, he hurriedly walked in the direction of the sound.

"It turns out to be a soundless bird," Dana thought to himself. "This is the long cry before death. At first, I thought it was the call of a fortune-telling bird, indicating that heavy rain is coming."

Dana was waiting nearby with some boredom for the professor to come back. Something flashed through his mental detection, and then he saw an ape-like animal in the grass ahead.

It has a pair of blue eyes, long hair, and eats grass leisurely.

Dana felt that it was very similar to the invisible beast described in the book, so he walked towards it curiously, but it did not avoid it and continued to eat grass with its head lowered.

Dana carefully reached out and touched the invisible beast. It glanced at Dana and was still busy eating. Dana boldly sat next to it and began to stroke its back.

Thinking, it would be nice if it could cast invisibility magic.

The invisible beast barked happily and leaned closer to Dana. Suddenly the invisible beast became invisible.

Now that his wish came true, he hurriedly observed the space of consciousness, and sure enough, lines lit up. Dana quickly wrote down the trajectory of the magic power.

Great, the space of consciousness can also record magical creatures. This time the magic is really happening.

Dana suppressed the urge to test immediately. Professor McGonagall's stern warning rang in his ears. Well, it would be better to test under the guidance of the professor.

Dana was curious about how effective the Invisible Beast's invisibility was. Well, you can't see it with your eyes, and you can't detect it with your mental detection, but you can touch it with your hand.

Think about it, if you learn it, wouldn't it be equivalent to having an invisibility cloak?

While I was excited, I saw the professor coming back. It turns out that the invisible beast turned invisible in anticipation of the professor's return. I just thought my luck would be off the charts today.

The professor showed a blue bird with spots on its body to Dana: "This is the Silent Bird. It was already dead when I found it. Its feathers can be used for truth serum and reminiscence. Before Severus I’ve been looking for it for a while.”

Dana took a closer look at the sparrow-sized bird and handed it back to the professor, then saw Ronan the Centaur appear behind the professor.

"Follow me, there are some anomalies in the Forbidden Forest that I want to tell you about." The centaur said to the professor and walked forward.

The professor reluctantly asked Dana to continue waiting where he was, and he followed the centaur.

The invisible beast appeared and began to eat again.

Dana observed the space of consciousness, and some lines lit up. Dana quickly wrote it down. This was a counter-spell.

Just as I remembered it, a unicorn appeared in front of me. He threw a unicorn to Dana, nodded and left.

Dana put the horn away, thinking, this is a thank you gift for my warning. Well, the centaurs had arranged in advance to call the professor away.

After the unicorn left, the invisible beast left without taking a few bites. Before leaving, he looked at Dana carefully, as if he recognized the person. Dana estimated that the professor would be back soon.

The professor looked a little uneasy when he came back: "Ronan said that the behavior of snakes in the forest is very abnormal, and they may be manipulated."

Dana thought of the snake he encountered when he entered the Forbidden Forest not long ago, and apparently the professor also thought of it.

No wonder all creatures are very close to me, but the snake pounces on it and attacks. It turns out that it is controlled by someone. Is this Voldemort asking snakes to start spying on unicorns?

Just as he was thinking this, the fairy who had just flown away flew back again, flying around Dana and following Dana toward the outside of the Forbidden Forest.

Dana thought to herself, maybe it's because he's not so attractive if he wants to go with him. Then he looked at the professor.

The professor just looked at Dana with a smile, making it clear that he would not participate in this matter. Dana sighed and began to say goodbye to the fairy again.

When he was about to leave the Forbidden Forest, the fairy didn't know whether he finally understood Dana's difference or whether he finally didn't get any more beautiful jewelry and flew back.

This relieved Dana. Having Lucky is enough to worry about, but I don't want another pet to worry about.