All things are three at Hogwarts

"I won't be troubled like that." Allen opened the door, ignored the store owner's reminder, and smiled at Hermione and Luna.

The shop owner behind him heard Allen's words, shrugged, and gave a plate of green pickled cabbage juice to other customers.

"I once received the blessing of the Unicorn King Gaisilis, so I don't have to be afraid of any poison." Allen explained after leaving the store.

The three people who "enjoyed" the special drinks continued to watch in the central square. Although Alan had thoughts in his mind, he was still willing to accompany Hermione and Luna to visit this unique German city.

There are so many exquisite souvenirs and beautiful jewelry that are dazzling, you can stop for a sumptuous and elegant dinner in a gorgeously decorated restaurant, and you can have a panoramic view of the charming night view of the long street from the observation deck. This city has a unique charm.

Hermione was keen on exploring the traces of magic hidden in the city, while Luna was more obsessed with admiring the singing of nightingales and the soaring of skylarks. As for Alan, when he came out of the restaurant, he noticed that his belly was very bulging. .

Allen didn't want to embarrass himself in front of the two girls, so he maintained his dignity as if nothing had happened, but the bulging feeling became more and more intense, and his entire abdomen seemed to be swollen to the point of exploding.

So, Allen said without changing his expression: "I'll leave, wait for me for a while."

When Allen came back, he did not forget to bring back two brightly blooming cornflowers for the two girls.

But every once in a while, Allen asked to leave temporarily. Even though he would bring some small gifts every time he came back, Hermione was still very strange. She turned her head and looked at Luna: "What's wrong with him?"

"Remember what happened in the Whomping Willow secret passage in the third year? Ron and Malfoy might have drank pickle juice." Luna whispered into Hermione's ear.

Hearing this, Hermione tilted her head sharply and coughed violently.

Allen just came back when he heard Luna's words. He couldn't help but roll his eyes up, spread his hands, and shrugged his shoulders. His face was full of embarrassment and helplessness. This pickled cabbage juice could only help him cleanse his intestines at best. It was probably compounded. The leech in the potion enhances the absorption process, and because it does not meet the standards of poison, Gaethilis's blessing has no effect on it.

Of course, in this case, Allen did not suffer from the symptoms of general weakness caused by diarrhea.

"Perhaps we should introduce this drink to Mr. Amos Diggory." Alan, squatting in the toilet again, thought of a person suitable for this drink.

When Alan returned to the hotel, he received a letter from the house elf Maggie. Maggie told Alan: Hagrid and Mrs. Maxim were traveling together, and Fudge's people were watching. They also noticed it, so they pretended to go on vacation together. Instead of apparating or portkeying, they set off on foot, pretending they were traveling to France together to attend Beauxbatons School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. They finally escaped their pursuers and arrived in Dijon, where Hagrid had a minor quarrel with a vampire in a Minsk bar. She had been following them as they prepared to enter the Morvan Mountains.

After their trip to Germany, Allen and others returned to Harris Tower and found that the whole family was already waiting for their return. Mr. Harris patted Allen on the shoulder, and at the same time told the thin and pale Allen: "Young people still need to learn moderation."

Allen was stunned for a moment, then understood the meaning of Mr. Harris's words and couldn't help but laugh dryly.

After dinner, Allen did not rest immediately. Instead, he used the magic stone to make a large number of gold galleons. He also made some elixirs and filled them in special potion bottles. However, he had no suitable test subjects and could only wait. In the future, we will capture a few older Muggle criminals for experiments.

After dealing with these trivial matters, Allen devoted himself wholeheartedly to the study of magic. This time he took advantage of the opportunity to study and found some scattered records about the hidden meanings of magic spells in the tower to corroborate each other. Although he just wanted to discover magic. In essence, the progress is very slow, but I have easily learned some of Grindelwald's unique series of spells.

Allen was immersed in studying the curse and couldn't extricate himself, and the situation outside became tense. Lucius Malfoy sent a letter to Mr. Owen Harris. In the letter, he told Mr. Harris: Voldemort finally contacted him a few weeks ago. This made him relieved but at the same time his nerves became tense again, because Voldemort He was asked to give out a large amount of money and supplies, and he and several other Death Eaters were responsible for winning over the giants. He had no chance to send the information out until now.

After Allen learned the news, he decided to leave for the Morvan Mountains to investigate for himself. He contacted Maggie and determined the location through the Harris family version of the badge she carried. Allen teleported to Maggie's location. Then they hid their figures and sneaked behind Hagrid and Mrs. Maxim.

The two giants moved forward very quickly, but with Allen's physique, he could still easily keep up with them. Going deeper into the vast and continuous mountains, the temperature became lower and lower. After climbing over a tall ridge, they finally saw the whereabouts of the giant.

"Olim, we need to put away the magic." Hagrid tilted his head, raised his eyebrows and gestured to the fluorescent wand in Mrs. Maxim's hand.

Madame Maxime tilted her head and put away the fluorescent spell.

"You know, giants don't like wizards. We can't anger them too early." Hagrid explained quickly as he was afraid that Mrs. Maxim would be angry.

Mrs. Maxim nodded and suddenly laughed: "I remember Dumbledore warned us that the mysterious man must also be looking for the giant and may have sent an envoy. We must be very careful in this area and not expose ourselves to prevent food nearby. Dead Apostle. I know it very well, Hagrid."

"They are much taller than us." Madam Maxime tugged at the black velvet shirt that was crooked on her body, watching with satisfaction as she regained her elegant posture.

Hagrid shrugged. For the first time, he felt that he was a little short. Compared with those big men who were basically over twenty feet, he was simply a dwarf. But the brave Hagrid was not afraid and continued. He walked forward, but a warm hand held him.

"For safety's sake, I don't think it's a good idea for us to go there now," Madame Maxime whispered.

Hagrid nodded, not trying to be a hero. Dumbledore trusted him and entrusted him with such an important matter. He didn't want to mess it up, so he couldn't be too cautious, and he didn't want to leave Olim with a rough and brainless life. impression.

Allen, who was hanging behind them, heard that they planned to wait until morning to see the giant. He quietly told Maggie to continue to keep an eye on the two of them, and decided to go see Lucius Malfoy first.