Hogwarts Wandering Wizard

The fox didn't know where Aslan was. It just heard Aslan's roar from the vast sea while wandering on the eastern border of Narnia a while ago, and understood its meaning.

It was the Lion King's call to rally his troops.

So he told the beaver, told the centaurs, told the elves, and told the animals that Aslan was coming soon.

More and more Narnian natives emerged from their caves. The winter had been too long and they were eager for the arrival of spring.

The fox worked tirelessly across the land of Narnia until it came to the Lamppost Forest located on the westernmost side of the Narnia continent. Outside the Lamppost Forest, it met Eric.

One person and one fox chatted for a long time, and Eric also learned a piece of news from the fox. It turned out that the world of Narnia was less than 1000 years ago.

Younger than even Hogwarts school.

The snow in Narnia was even colder in the middle of the night. In order to prevent himself from being woken up by the cold, Eric used his magic wand to conjure an igloo and moved into the igloo with his dogs.

When it finally dawned outside, Eric got out of the warm sleeping bag.

Now that you already know the world quest, it's convenient.

Under the guidance of the fox, Eric flew to the sky on his broom and saw the huge castle in the distant horizon through the telescope.

After all, European-style castles all looked the same. When he first saw those towering towers, he almost thought they were Hogwarts school.

But it really looks like this castle is more majestic than Hogwarts. It has thick walls on the outside, and there are even some towers on the walls. Even from a very far distance, Eric can See the sharp edge of the huge arrow shining on the tower.

"After the Sons of Adam suffered a rebellion and disappeared, the dangerous and terrifying White Witch took over the castle. Her favorite thing to do was to turn any enemy who dared to defy her rule into stone statues, which were placed in the huge courtyard of the castle. And in those four huge royal courts.”

On the sleigh, Fox and Eric tell the story of Queen Jadis, the White Witch.

But compared to the fox, Eric knew her origins more clearly.

The White Witch was originally the queen of another world. After her sister revolted, in order to keep her throne, she used the Extermination Curse to massacre all life in her kingdom, whether it was people or ants, all were under her spell. They were all slaughtered.

After that, she sat alone in her own kingdom, guarding the throne for hundreds of years, until two children appeared and took her away from that world.

But after leaving that world, this powerful witch could no longer perform magic. After experiencing a series of events, she was brought to this uncreated world by the two children.

In this world, she stole an apple in an orchard, gained an almost immortal but cursed life, and then disappeared from people's sight.

It wasn't until more than 100 years ago that the White Witch somehow gained magic again, and with a golden wand, she usurped the throne of the King of Narnia.

"She simply represents all the evil in the world!"

The fox squatted on the sleigh and said angrily. Three years ago, because the white witch did not see them salute when she passed by them, the fox's parents were petrified on the spot and brought back to the castle.

Eric patted its little head, handed it a donut, watched it gnaw on it, and comforted it: "Don't worry, I am the messenger of peace, come to Narnia to help you defeat her. of."

The dogs ran all the way, and in just two hours, they arrived at the foot of Cair Paravel Castle from the far west of Narnia.

"Right there! That's the castle occupied by the witch."

The castle looked more majestic than in the telescope, even bigger than Hogwarts Castle. Eric looked at the crystal ice and snow clinging to the outer wall of the castle, and took out the wand from his sleeve: "Here. Well, let’s meet the queen.”

Although it was a bit reckless, Eric was very confident in his heart.

Regardless of the fact that he was helpless against Morgana and the dragon Evanda before traveling through time, it also depends on who the target of the battle is.

Morgana has the magic-isolating cloak on her body. Not to mention Eric, even Dumbledore and Professor Sheamus, during the battle with her, the magic spells that shot out could only destroy the cloak. Give it a stir.As for the demon dragon Evanda, even though he was rough-skinned and thick-bodied, his wings were finally broken by him and Romo together, and he lost most of his combat effectiveness.

Romer…

Thinking of this, Eric couldn't help but feel a little silent. He traveled through time too quickly, and he didn't even have time to see Romer's subsequent situation.

The speed of the sled was very fast, and soon they ran outside the castle wall. Under Eric's unlocking spell, they easily rushed into the castle courtyard.

The fox stood on the sleigh, looked at the two doors opened by Eric, and suddenly said: "This is wrong. The white witch usually doesn't close the door. She likes it like this. In her words, it makes it easier for us to walk in." Her castle, bowing to her... oh, my God!"

It suddenly screamed, jumped off the sled, and rushed to a corner of the courtyard.

Eric also stopped the dog sled, jumped to the ground, and looked at the courtyard.

There are all kinds of stone statues here. The faces of each stone statue retain their last movements and expressions during their lifetime. Most of the expressions are fear and pleading. There are only a few anthropomorphic creatures, such as The faces of the satyrs and centaurs showed disdain, ridicule, and roars. They were also wearing armor, and they seemed to have been petrified during the battle.

The fox lay on the ground and ran quickly, and soon came to a bunch of lifelike animal statues. There were all kinds of animals there, pine trees, foxes, cats...

The fox rushed to the two stone statues of foxes who lowered their heads as if begging for mercy. His green eyes were filled with tears, his muzzle was twitching, and he threw himself on them.

"These are my parents."

When Eric walked in, the fox recovered from his sadness, climbed down from the stone statue, and wiped the tears from his face with his front paws: "I'm sorry, actually I had selfish motives in coaxing you here. I haven’t seen them in three years.”

Eric shook his head and said he didn't mind.

The fox stared at the stone statues of his parents, stepped back step by step in the direction of Eric, wiped away his tears, turned around and continued: "It seems that the witch is not in the castle today, otherwise she would not have closed the castle door, and I I just discovered that even the forest policemen under her are not in the castle."

The fox looked up at Eric, with a determined expression on his face: "We must leave as soon as possible, gather the team, and welcome Aslan's arrival. Otherwise, even if we start a duel with the White Witch, we will not be able to completely defeat her. Let's see. These stone statues, these people must have fought before."

It refers to those armed centaurs and satyrs.

Eric patted the centaur beside him and thought to himself: What a pity. If there is a mature mandrake, maybe he can try to solve the stone statue.

And just as they were discussing the retreat, a gray wolf suddenly jumped out from behind the black stone statue, looked at one person and one fox, and let out a wolf howl: "Want to leave now? It's too late, man!"

There was something like a whistle arrow in its mouth. It threw it into the sky, then jumped up, bit the end, and blew hard.

"Hey~"

Just like the fireworks during the New Year, a red spark spewed out from the whistle arrow, rising to the dark gray sky, blooming into a brilliant spark.

The wolves and the White Witch who were chasing the escaped beaver and the three brothers and sisters on a plain in Narnia suddenly raised their heads and looked at the direction of the fireworks. A fierce look appeared on the White Witch's face.

"Wulf, Maugreen, stop the team. It seems that some restless little mice have sneaked into our house."