Hogwarts Fantastic Beasts in the Stomach

"Chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp."

"No, no, no, of course you can't put footprints on it."

"Woo, woo?"

"Neither can you!"

Carlos pulled Manet away with one hand and blocked Beatrice with the other arm. The two hurried little guys wanted to leave their own little mark on Carlos's letter.

"Can't you just learn from the lizard?" Carlos looked at the lizard basking in the sun and said, "Everyone is peaceful. This is what a qualified magical animal should look like."

"Choo Choo Choo."

"Woooo?!"

"You two are in company..." Carlos shook his head speechlessly as he listened to the noisy magical animals.

Fortunately, Beatrice's first Bowtruckle became interested, and its departure allowed Carlos to continue writing letters.

Carlos smiled as he watched it playing tricks on the Bowtruckle, then he picked up his quill and wrote the first word on the letter.

Luna wrote a letter after Carlos's vacation. She said that she had found an interesting place where she might be able to find the Scintilla.

Carlos was really happy about this. After all, whether it was playing with Luna or looking for mysterious magical animals, both of these things made him very happy.

In addition to this, another thing is that Luna is also going to Hogwarts. For some reason, Luna's admission letter came very early. As soon as the summer vacation started, there were already owls looking for her with letters.

Carlos felt that this event was worth celebrating, and he was already ready to buy Luna a small gift.

After all, this is one of his best friends. Well, Mane is also his good friend, Luo Lizard, and now Beatrice... Oh, I almost forgot about Harry and the others...

Ahem, no matter what, Carlos thought he could give Luna a small gift.

However, this gift made him think about it for a long time.

"Maybe I can give Luna a wand?" Carlos thought. He knew that wands for freshmen at Hogwarts were subsidized... and the price wasn't too expensive.

Carlos hadn't spent much of his pocket money in the past few years, and with the money in Mane's pocket, it was more than enough to buy a wand.

I don’t know which college Luna will be assigned to?

Carlos scratched his head and wrote in the letter that he was going to give her a little surprise. By the way, Carlos also told Luna about interesting things that happened in Paris.

My new pet ~ Mr. Nicoléme and his alchemy ~ and the wizard transformation plan. In short, for a child like Carlos who loves to share, he basically told Luna a lot of things. .

Of course, Luna was also happy to share stories with Carlos, about the gnomes in the forest, the neighbor's cat, the chocolate velvet, and so on.

It can be said that the friendship between them gradually became closer with the passing of letters.

"Hmm..." Carlos bit his quill and nodded at the last few words.

"It should be enough to write this much." He nodded lightly, and he planned to visit Luna when he went to Ron's house in the next few days.

That's right... This thing surprised him a little, Luna and Ron actually lived in the same place.

Ron only discovered this when he wrote to himself.

This somewhat surprised him.

Carlos scratched his head, then folded the letter and stuffed it into the envelope.

"Grandma Tina, letter!" He trotted downstairs, walked around a cat nugget lying on the stairs, and handed the letter to Tina, who was reading the newspaper.

"Oh~ It's that girl Luna, right?" Tina raised her eyebrows: "If it weren't for her weird father, I think I would like her more."

"Mr. Lovegood is obviously very interesting," Carlos muttered.

"Humph..." Tina shook her head: "Did you also think Quirrell was interesting at that time?"

"No, no, no...he's not interesting at all." Carlos shook his head quickly and sat on another chair.

"What, what's the matter with you?" Tina looked at Carlos in confusion. You know, this child usually jumps up and down. Sometimes Tina feels like she has raised a talking dragon and snake.

Well, Newt did try to teach Dragon Snake to talk for a while.

"That's it, grandma." Carlos sat on the chair and remembered what Mr. Nicoléme had said during his first alchemy class.

"Grandma Tina, who are my parents?"

"Your parents?" Tina was stunned for a moment, then smiled gently: "I don't know either. Maybe Newt knows?"

"What's wrong, do you miss them?"

"No, no, no... I'm just..." Carlos thought for a moment and said, "I'm a little curious."

"Curious?" Tina was a little surprised. She originally thought it was because the child had been stimulated, but now it seems not.

"Because, Mr. Flamel said, my parents are very unusual." Carlos thought for a moment and said, "He said that I can understand magical animals...it's because of them."

"..."

His words made Tina nodded slightly, and she said thoughtfully: "It is indeed possible."

"Precious blood has special power." Tina closed the newspaper and took off her glasses.

"Then...then who are they?" Carlos continued to ask: "Besides their surname, did they leave anything behind?"

"Hmm..." Tina recalled for a while and then shook her head slowly: "I don't remember... they seem to have left nothing behind."

"Maybe I should go check out that orphanage?" Carlos said, jumping out of his chair.

"Why are you so curious about this all of a sudden?" Tina looked at Carlos who was about to go out in confusion, then reached out and grabbed him.

"Aren't you curious, Grandma Tina?" Carlos blinked: "What kind of power does it take for someone to understand what magical animals are saying?"

"What's the reason for them to leave me there..." Carlos curled his lips when he said this: "This kind of story may be able to write hundreds of chapters in the novel next door."

Regardless of what Carlos said, Tina just patted him on the shoulder: "No matter who they are or what they did... Carlos, you are a member of this family, right?"

"As for this ability..." Tina paused briefly and then said gently: "Just think of it as a blessing from God or Merlin, right?"

"After all, isn't this ability great?"

"You know, Newt has always dreamed of talking to magical animals."

After listening to Tina's words, Carlos scratched his head: "Maybe I can teach Grandpa Newt?"

"Oh... let's forget it." Tina waved her hand quickly: "Maybe if he can't understand the magical beasts, he can feel the fun."

Looking at Tina reading the newspaper again, Carlos murmured and shook his head: "So, why is this?"