All things are three at Hogwarts

When Hagrid and Mrs. Maxim went back the next morning, they saw Cacus waiting for them eagerly.

Hagrid raised a beautiful helmet high, stepped forward with Madame Maxime, and presented the helmet to the giants' ancient Gocacus.

This helmet was made by goblins. It was not only beautiful but also indestructible. Karkus opened his ugly mouth, holding the helmet and laughing and shouting.

Leto translated his words: Cacus was willing to accept their friendship, and invited Hagrid and the others to sit down and talk.

Karkus has been playing with the helmet, and the Gubler fairy fire is tied high to the stone wall behind him. He didn't talk much, it was mainly Hagrid who conveyed Dumbledore's words, and it could be seen from his occasional questions that he was very interested in Dumbledore's words.

Some giants also gathered around and listened to their conversation. These giants were generally older. Judging from their appearance, they were all people who had been in contact with humans and knew a little English.

When Hagrid and Madame Maxime left, they were full of hope and promised to bring another gift for Cacus the next day.

Allen also found a hidden cave not far from the small cave of Hagrid and Madam Maxime. He received news from Lucius Malfoy. The Death Eaters found out that Hagrid gave gifts to Karkus and Karkus were interested in Dumbledore's words. They planned to provoke a giant civil war. Malfoy told Alan that the giant war was cruel and crazy, and asked Alan to be careful.

After putting away the medal, Allen stood on the rock with a clear view of the giants and observed the movements in the valley. The giants moved in the valley like mountain-like shadows.

Not long after, the house elf Maggie appeared behind him: "Ellen, I followed your instructions and followed Leto. He went to see seven giants, but there was only one female giant among them, and her name It happens to be the Fridvafa you asked me to find."

Allen decided to meet this Friedvarfa, and his and Maggie's figures disappeared into the night.

Fridvafa is a very old female giant, with a dark face and wrinkles. She is tall but a bit thin compared to other stout and burly giants. Her huge ribs are bulging and look like two rag bags. The shriveled body hangs down on the chest.

"Fredvafa." Allen called out the giantess's name with certainty.

Hearing the sound, she raised her head suddenly, looked at Allen up and down, showed a malicious smile on her dry mouth, stood up: "Little one, hand over all your things!" and rushed towards Allen. passed.

Allen quickly stretched out his wand and waved it in a semicircle in the air. In a short time, countless small lightnings were brewed around his wand and arm, and then he threw it forward forcefully, and these small lightnings quickly gathered It formed a powerful lightning beam and struck Friedvafa who was rushing towards him.

Friedvafa twitched all over, bared his teeth, forced himself to move, raised his arms, and continued to rush towards Allen.

Originally, in order to prevent the thunder and lightning from being too powerful to kill Friedvarfa, Allen deliberately controlled the power of magic. But when he saw this, he waved his wand over his head, drawing a perfect circle in the air, and a bunch of more... The powerful and thick lightning beam flew out quickly. This time, Friedvafa was knocked down and flew out. He was frothing at the mouth and fell to the ground without knowing what he was doing. His whole body was twitching and shaking due to the electric current involved in his body. He looked like he hadn't washed for a long time. The hair on his head was also electrocuted and stood up, and the exposed skin on his body looked charred and black.

And after Allen's second bolt of lightning passed through Friedvafa, its power remained undiminished, and it rushed into the cave behind her. The lightning flashed and the silver snakes flew, wreaking havoc in the cave. A huge copper pot in the cave was instantly shattered when struck by lightning. The fragments flew everywhere, and some were even inserted into the stone wall. The cross-sections of those fragments showed signs of being melted by the scorching heat of lightning.

Allen walked up to Friedvafa unhurriedly and found that she was still breathing, so he took a bottle of medicine from his belt and poured it into her mouth to help stabilize her injury.

Friedvafa's head moved and he woke up.

"Who are you?" Friedvafa, who was stiffened by the electric shock, asked with a trembling voice, his eyes filled with fear. Her voice was as hoarse as sandpaper on a tabletop, hoarse and rough, which was really unpleasant to hear.

"I am Alan Harris, a friend of Rubeus Hagrid. Why didn't you see him and lied to him that you were dead?" Alan did not miss the impatient look on Friedvarfa's ugly face. look.

"My health is failing. I just don't want to be a burden to him." Friedwafa tremblingly picked up an earthen jar and drank a few large gulps of water.

Of course Allen would not believe her lame excuse. This cunning giant just made the excuse after hearing himself say that he was her son's friend. Through Legilimency, Ellen learned that what she really wanted was that she didn't want to see her short son. The reason she abandoned Hagrid in the first place was because he was "short." However, although she looked healthy, Allen could tell that in fact she probably wouldn't survive for a few months. At least she wasn't lying about this.

Although he controlled the power of the wand, the speed at which Friedvarfa woke up after taking the medicine made Allen feel that the giant's vitality was indeed a bit tenacious. Allen thought of the elixir he had made with the magic stone in his hand, and looked at Friedwafa again. The giant in front of him, whose life was about to reach its limit, was the perfect candidate for the test.

"Your life is indeed coming to an end, you can feel it yourself. I have means to increase your lifespan, but I need you to bring my special slave gem. What is your choice?" Allen was condescending, his eyes lowered. , asked calmly.

"Do you really have this method? What if you lied to me? How do I know the truth?" Friedwafa's heart ignited with hope. She looked up, and the earthen pot in her hand fell over, and the water inside flowed out. , but she seemed unaware.

Allen snorted coldly: "I can definitely put it on you when you are unconscious. Besides, if I put you here now, you won't be able to live long without this injury in your current condition. Whatever you want, anyway. There are so many young giants, and I chose you first for Hagrid’s sake when I communicate with you.”

After saying that, Allen turned around and left.

"Wait, I accept." Friedwafa shouted quickly, regardless of the fact that he had not fully recovered his flexibility, crawling forward on the ground to catch up with Allen.

Allen stopped, turned around, and a slave gem flew out of his hand, throwing it to the ground not far from Friedvarfa.

Friedvafa crawled over on his hands and knees and picked up the gem. He looked up and asked Allen: "How to wear this?"

"Put it on your forehead." Allen's voice was calm.

Friedvafa did not hesitate and put the slave gem on her forehead. The moment it came into contact with her head, the gem quickly embedded half of its depth into her skull, and finally flashed with a red light. Calm again.

"First hold a giant banquet tonight. I will provide you with some local prey. You invite a group of giants over. You can choose some old giants who have a good relationship with you, but most of them must be strong. Young man, remember to take your other son Grawp who was abandoned by you." Allen assigned Friedwafa the first task, and then placed a few bottles of magic potion on the ground, "Put these few Drink the potion, and they will heal your injuries. At least they will make you look okay. As for your lifespan, I will increase it for you when I bring you back to England. Don't try to remove the gem by yourself. It will kill you immediately."