All things are three at Hogwarts

Suddenly, Allen's vision became dim and foggy, then became blurrier and darker. The spell that Gaia had just chanted softly was deafening at this moment.

Gaia was right to remind you. But Allen couldn't accurately express the strange feelings, just like people on a roller coaster - they could only keep rushing forward helplessly, as if they were about to be smashed to pieces.

Allen could no longer maintain his usual gentle expression. The noise of Gaia's spell, the bumps of falling, and the long-term pain of various kinds had already disturbed him. He thought this was the limit, but he didn't know that there was something even more extreme. The film wrapping Allen seemed to hit something hard, ejected, and kept rolling in the air. After a long time, a "sting" sound was heard, and the membrane protecting Allen ruptured, and Allen felt like he was thrown out top-heavy.

Then, there was a loud thunder-like sound in Allen's ears. Caught off guard, Allen felt dizzy and dizzy. As the merciless hail rained down on his face, Alan was surprised to find himself sitting on a piece of soft grass. Looking around, he found that he seemed to be on a small patch of lawn in a garden, surrounded by clumps of rhododendrons.

He noticed the lilac and purple rhododendron petals falling from the hail. Gradually, the dancing hail passed through the gray clouds in the sky and fell again, like a cloud of smoke passing over the earth.

Fortunately, he was protected by the wizard's robe, otherwise he would have been drowned by this sudden attack. "How hospitable you are, to treat visiting guests like this."

Allen stood up and looked around. Through the misty rain, he could see a huge statue apparently carved from white stone standing vaguely behind the rhododendron. Apart from that, nothing could be seen clearly.

"I'm so sorry, Allen. My disappearance must have made my father lose his temper with the residents, and the weather in the settlement became like this. Please forgive me, I have to go first and be back soon." Gaia was extremely worried. Without waiting for Allen to react, he hurriedly left and disappeared in the rain and fog in an instant.

"You just left me here!" Allen couldn't even laugh or cry. But through Gaia's words just now, Allen got several pieces of information. First, Gaia's identity may be very unusual; second, this is where unicorns live; third, Gaia's father The king can control the weather in the settlement, and the weather conditions may be related to the mood of Gaia's father.

After a while, the hail became smaller and smaller, and the white statue could be seen more clearly than before. The statue is so tall that a birch tree in front of it can only reach its shoulders. This statue is carved from white marble and looks a bit like a sphinx with wings, but its wings do not hang on both sides, but are spread out, as if it is flying.

According to Allen's observation, the base of the statue is cast in bronze and covered with thick patina. The front of the statue happened to be facing Allen, and its two empty eyes seemed to be examining Allen, with a faint smile hanging on the corner of its mouth. The statue has been eroded by wind and rain, showing a slightly unpleasant and sick look.

Allen stood there and looked at it for a while - the rain curtain broke, the sky gradually cleared, and the sun was about to come out.

At this moment, Allen saw the outline of other large objects, a huge building with criss-crossing railings and towering columns, and a densely forested hillside.

Wisps of sunlight broke through the rain curtain and shone down. The gray misty rain was swept aside and gradually disappeared without a trace. The sky returned to blue, with a few light brown clouds floating, and then dissipated without a trace.

The huge building standing next to Allen stood out clearly, washed by the rain and shining in the sun. Hail that has not yet melted accumulated along their layers of masonry, making them even whiter and dazzling.

Allen fearlessly looked at this unicorn colony, his curiosity growing. There was a house not far away. There was a circular doorway on the high wall of the house. Allen saw Gaia leading the way, and then silver-white unicorns kept jumping out. The two unicorns behind Gaia On his head, he wears a golden crown inlaid with red gems.

"Distinguished guests, we have been waiting for a long time. Please forgive our rudeness. We are so excited that Gaia can return to the tribe." The more majestic unicorn wearing a crown bowed his head in greeting.

Allen quickly bowed in return, "It doesn't matter, it's an honor for me to come to your place."

After some pleasantries, Allen's question gave some clues to the tasks assigned by the system. "This is a colony of unicorns, so why is there a statue of the Sphinx erected in the square?"

"This is the curse of Eris!" Unicorn King Gaethilis said in a sad tone.

"It's Eris again." Allen was shocked and blurted out.

"Do you know the Goddess of Doom?" Unicorn King Gaethilis was very keen.

Allen explained in detail how he saved the reptilian man, and the unicorns listened very carefully. After hearing this fantasy-like thing, Gaixilis, instead of criticizing the absurdity, was very excited, "So, the magic ball of the goddess of fortune Falls is in your hand?"

"Yes, please forgive my presumption, is your tribe also under the curse of Eris?"

"This begins about a thousand years ago. At that time, our unicorn family were creatures with particularly powerful magic and lived a very comfortable life. We ate all kinds of leaves and grass growing in the forest. Then At that time, we not only had powerful horns, but also very strong and huge wings. Therefore, we could not only run freely on the land, but also soar in the sky. No animal can catch up with us, not even the Wizard. But all this beauty was broken because of a bet between the goddess of misfortune and the goddess of luck. From then on, we became a cursed family.

"Another bet? Could it be that Lady Luck lost another bet?" Allen was confused and felt a little strange.

"According to the information left by our ancestors, it was in the spring when flowers were in full bloom, the water and grass were plentiful, and the sky was vast. The goddess of misfortune Eris and the goddess of luck Fowles traveled here and saw that our unicorn family lived very leisurely and leisurely. So the two goddesses made a bet: the goddess of misfortune thought that we would pick the most beautiful flowers to eat; while the goddess of luck thought that we would not do that, but would carefully avoid eating the beautiful flowers in bloom."

"Then what's the result?" This was the first time Gaia had heard of such a thing, and she was even more anxious about the result than Allen.

"First of all, our ancestors were not willing to destroy beautiful things. Furthermore, the flowers will soon grow berries, and we unicorns especially like to eat all kinds of wild strawberries, crab apples and mountain cherries. berries. So our ancestors did not eat the most beautiful flowers. The goddess of misfortune lost." Gaixilis talked about the past thousands of years ago, with an indescribable sadness in his words.

"Since the Goddess of Doom lost, how come you are still cursed?" Alan asked in surprise.