All things are three at Hogwarts

Michael floated higher and farther in the eyes of the little wizards.

Allen and the other three hurriedly caught up.

"Oh my God, he flew towards the Shrieking Shack!" Panello gasped.

"You can't go beyond that, the notice says, there are dementors stationed at the entrance." Allen quickened his pace.

Michael is flying too high! In full view of everyone, he couldn't let Tina out.

Wait, fly?

Allen immediately took out his Nimbus 2001, enlarged it, turned over and rode on it.

Allen quickly caught up with Michael, who was flying higher and higher.

Now Michael was no longer excited, he had a look of horror on his face.

Because of his height, he saw the Dementors in the distance moving quickly in his direction.

Alan also saw it, and he grabbed Michael and fastened him firmly to the broomstick.

"Don't be afraid! They can't smell our scent from this far away." After noticing Michael's stiff body, Allen comforted him.

In the eyes of Penello and Edward, they were falling rapidly like meteors.

"What happened? You feel that Allen is anxious?" Penello said strangely.

"Is there something wrong with Michael?" Edward couldn't help but become anxious.

"Ellen and the others are going to hit the ground!" Edward screamed.

"No, no!" Penello stared at Allen and the others closely.

When it was about to land, Allen's broom slipped far away and rushed into a boulder beach in the distance.

Penello rushed over immediately, Edward following closely behind.

Penello jumped over some smooth rocks so lightly that Edward couldn't catch up with her.

"Ah!" Penello's foot slipped and he couldn't help but screamed.

The gravel beneath her feet collapsed.

With his center of gravity unstable, Penello, the small stones, and the sand rolled down the rock.

Edward, who sensed something was wrong, finally climbed over the rock and found that Penello had disappeared without a trace!

"Edward, where's Penelo?" Allen dragged Michael out behind a huge rock and saw Edward standing on a tall rock in a daze from a distance.

"Alan!" Edward's eyes suddenly lit up and he waved to Alan desperately.

"Penello has fallen into the hole!" cried Edward.

"Edward, you hold Michael here while I go down and take a look."

Allen ordered after handing Michael over to Edward.

Allen carefully observed the cave, looking for a suitable place to stay.

Although the cave is low, it is just big enough for one person to climb into.

Penelo actually fell here, it was really bad luck.

Allen, worried about Penello's safety, crawled in on his hands and knees.

After crawling in the narrow, slippery cave for a while, Allen was surprised to find that he could slowly straighten up. There was actually a cave inside this cave.

Allen squinted his eyes in the dim light, as if he saw a tunnel leading to the side.

He took a step forward, and the shoes under his feet slipped on the wet floor of the cave. A strong musty smell choked Allen and made him breathless.

"Hey, bright light?"

Bright light flashed near the cave wall.

Allen followed the light and walked over.

The cave narrowed again, turning to one side, and the dim light flickered around the corner, somewhere deep in the cave.

If it was Penelo, how could she have gone to such depths?

Allen was very confused, but he did not stop and moved forward quickly.

It’s really Penelo!

With the help of the light emitted by the wand, Allen saw that Penello was in a mess, his hair was scattered, and his cheek was scratched.

She is carefully looking at a body on the ground, huh? skeleton?

"Penello, it's great that you're okay!" Allen stepped forward and issued a magic spell, which restored Penelo's face to its original appearance.

"Ellen, come here!" Penello pointed to the skeleton in front of her and said, "I found a skeleton!"

Allen and Penello stood there silently, staring at the skeleton with their heads lowered.

The skeleton was curled up on its side, every bone intact, and empty eye sockets stared at them from the gray skull.

"Are they human bones?" Penello asked brokenly in a low voice.

"No, unless a person has four legs, my senior!" Alan replied.

Penello stared at it intently, his mouth opened in an O shape in surprise: "Then... what is it? It doesn't seem to match any of the magical creatures I have learned!"

"Some kind of big animal," Alan told her. "Maybe a deer."

Allen leaned down and took a closer look: "No...it's not a deer. It has toe bones and no hooves."

Allen looked at the skull. It was large and had sharp teeth.

"A wolf, I guess," Alan announced.

"A wolf?" Penello said, "But why is it here? How did it die?"

"Some animal probably killed it."

Penello squatted down next to Allen: "Who would want to eat a wolf?"

"Wolf meat is very high in protein!" Allen joked.

Penello pushed Allen hard: "Alan, let me tell you something serious. What animals here will eat wolves?"

"Lions, tigers? Or people!" Alan replied thoughtfully.

"If it were an animal, it would have chewed some bones and made a mess, wouldn't it?" Penello asked, "And this skeleton is so completely preserved."

"The Bone Removal Curse can produce such an effect, maybe it's a wizard!" Allen thought of another possibility.

"But why would a wizard stay in such a smelly place? Even the dementors would probably be smoked away," Penello said.

An idea flashed in Allen's mind, could it be Sirius?

He was on the run, and in order to avoid Aurors and Dementors, he obviously couldn't go in and out of hotels and hotels without much fanfare, so a secluded hiding place was very necessary.

If it weren't for Sirius, the wizard who could live here would obviously not be a kind person.

Thinking of such speculation, Allen urged Penello: "Let's get out!"

"Okay, this cave looks really scary." Penello stood up and suddenly froze again.

Allen also stopped, and they heard a gentle creaking somewhere in front of them.

A gentle flapping of wings became louder and louder.

"What's that sound?" Penello shouted, her shrill voice echoing off the cave walls.

Before Allen could answer, the sound of flapping turned into a heavy collision, which almost deafened their ears.

"No" Allen raised his eyes, just in time to see the dark cave roof collapse, falling straight towards them.