Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

"Binnock, you seem to be in a bad state~" Dean appeared in front of Binock with a smile on his face.

At this time, Aesop had begun to arrange warning and protective measures around the area, and Dean felt that he could not miss this good opportunity.

If he continues to let this outspoken monster go unchecked, God knows how many more things he will say that he should not say, so Dean decided to take the opportunity to remind him.

"White~ You're finally here~" Binnock burst into tears and stretched out his trembling hand towards Dean, "Quick, help me~"

"Why are you saving me? Keep scolding me behind my back?" Dean asked with a half-smile.

Binok's face froze for a moment, then he said with a flattering smile: "I don't understand what you are talking about..."

"Really?" Dean deliberately prolonged his tone and stared at Binnock.

Binnock persisted for less than a second before he was defeated and said dejectedly: "Isn't that what I said? Why didn't you come to save me in time..."

"If I remember correctly, you don't seem to have used the distress device." Dean checked the discarded distress device and knew at a glance that it was not triggered by Binok himself, but was inadvertently triggered by the invisible monster.

Binnock was stuck. He had completely forgotten about it just now.

"Okay, I was wrong, and I sincerely apologize." Binnock looked at Dean pitifully.

"Be careful not to talk too much next time, especially about things between us." Dean warned.

Binok nodded like a chicken pecking at rice, and swore: "Don't worry, I will never mention anything related to you in front of Aesop."

Dean nodded in disinterest, his heart softened and he couldn't bear to punish Binnock any more.

"Then can you treat me now?" Binok asked cautiously.

"I don't know much about healing spells, but I can prepare a few bottles of magic potions for you." Dean suddenly discovered a shortcoming in his own, so he decided not to show his timidity in front of Binnock.

"...That's okay." Binnock was a little reluctant.

No matter how effective the potion is for treating trauma, the recovery speed is much slower than the healing spell.

"Remember, you are a goblin now. They prefer hunting with bows and arrows coated with poison instead of magic." Dean reminded.

"Of course I know, but I'm not good at using that kind of weapon." Binok was helpless. Although he had done some homework in advance, it was obviously not enough.

"Then you should at least get one to show off." Dean was speechless at Bingnock's perfunctory attitude.

"It would be great if there were bows and arrows that could automatically track, so that I wouldn't be exposed." Binok said with a frown.

Dean's heart moved. Binnock's words reminded him that he seemed to be able to think of a solution from the alchemy aspect.

"Maybe I can help you make a bow with automatic tracking function." Dean said slowly.

"Really?" Binnock's eyes lit up.

"I can try." Dean said as he thought, and felt that it was completely feasible.

"That's great~" Binok said with joy, forgetting the pain on his body.

"But I also have a condition." Dean said looking at Binnock.

"What conditions?"

"You have to stay with Aesop to protect her." Dean's intention was actually to let the two newcomers help each other.

"I still don't know who is protecting whom." Binnock muttered. He was frightened by what happened tonight and even had the idea of ​​taking the Mayflower back to Europa.

"Anyway, it's better than you all going separate ways." Dean glanced at Binnock.

Binnock immediately wilted. He knew that Dean was right.

"Don't you know how to protect Aesop secretly?" Binok was still a little unwilling to be locked up next to Aesop.

"Of course. But I don't know how to clone. If you two are separated, I can only protect Aesop. What will you do?" Dean asked.

"Then I'd better stay with her - that's what I originally planned." Binnock immediately changed his mind.

"Also, I haven't been able to show up in front of Aesop recently, but her studies can't be left behind, so I want to ask you to do it for me." Dean said again, he always felt that Binnock had taken advantage of him, and he was a little unwilling to do so.

"You're overthinking. Do you think it's possible for Aesop to be educated by a goblin?" Binnock thought Dean was a bit whimsical. "Besides, our magic systems are different, so I'm afraid there's nothing I can do to help."

"I didn't ask you to teach her magic." Dean rolled his eyes at Binnock.

"Then what do you want me to teach her?" Binnock was a little confused about Dean's intention.

"Here you go." Dean put a thick book into Binnock's hand, touched his wound, and made him grin for a long time.

"What kind of book is this? Why is it so heavy?" Binok asked, looking at the blank cover.

"The Encyclopedia of Magical Creatures of North America." Dean said, "This is written by a wizard based on his experience in the New World. I ask you to familiarize yourself with the above content as soon as possible, and then take Aesop to see these magical creatures."

This is a new book prepared by Master Newt and given to Dean as a gift.

Of course Binock would not know about this famous magizoologist hundreds of years later, so Dean was vague.

"Tsk, tsk, your education is too unsystematic, and you suddenly want Aesop to learn this..." Binnock couldn't help but complain.

"Isn't it for you?" Dean glared at him, "At least once you are familiar with the contents of this book, you will no longer accidentally enter the territory of the invisible monster like before."

"Well, you're right." Binnock finally understood Dean's kindness, but he refused to give in, "Forget it, I have nothing to do anyway, so I will reluctantly agree to help you with this favor~"

"Hmph~" Dean snorted twice.

If it weren't for the fact that Binok was still injured and punishing him now might have bad consequences, Dean really wanted him to know the consequences of his mouth.

Dean had already decided in his heart that even if he couldn't take care of Binok now, when he was preparing a healing potion for him later, he would definitely add some strong-flavored medicinal ingredients to make him suffer.

"By the way, why hasn't Aesop come back? Could it be that he encountered an invisible monster again?" Seeing Dean's unkind expression, Binnock immediately changed the subject.

"She has almost finished the arrangement and will be back soon - why do you think I am an eyesore?" Dean said dissatisfied.

"Of course not." Binnock smiled cautiously, "I would like to ask you to help strengthen the protective measures later, so that I can feel more at ease."

"Do you still need to say that?" Dean curled his lips.

Binok was clearly implying that Aesop was not strong enough and that the protection he had arranged could not guard against the invisible monsters.

Doesn’t this mean that Dean’s teachings are incompetent?

Dean made another vicious note in the little notebook in his mind. There will be a day when he and Binnock will settle the accounts!