【HP】Elvira’s Unicorn Garden

"What about Professor, what do you think of this place?" The little girl walked with the man to the terrace at the corner of the atrium. Through the stone pillars and railings, she saw the Quidditch pitch logo in the distance.

The little girl said to herself before Sergret could reply, "But it's too early to say this now. It will be better after a while."

"I am also a professor after all, and I still need a little girl to comfort me." Sergret couldn't help but chuckle. He walked forward and stood next to the little girl and looked at the scenery in the distance. He said softly, "It's too early to say this now, maybe it will be better after a while."

The little girl stood in the distance looking at the scenery and would say something to him from time to time, but the man's attention at this time was on the little girl next to him.

He had met 'that adult' when he was doing business in Germany, but at Hogwarts he met several of 'that adult''s sisters as professors.

The little girl's acting style is different from the resolute behavior of her brothers and sisters. She doesn't even look like a child raised by Grindelwald. She is more like Albus Dumbledore who is somewhat involved with that adult. 'Some.

But at that time, how could Sergerit know that the little girl next to him had grown up in Godric's Hollow.

A young girl who is obviously young has such a delicate mind. When did she first discover it?

As for the answer, no one knew, and Segret did not choose to get to the bottom of it, but some unspeakable reasons became his only thoughts about this place.

Segret came back from his memory. In addition to the piles of papers submitted by the students, there was also a book and a notebook on his desk. The owner of these things had left at some point. .

"Charles, what do you think of this little girl?" The man stood up and walked to the shelf to tease the parrot. "You also think she is very good, right?"

The parrot couldn't really answer his question. The parrot tilted its head, then flapped its wings and flew around the office, finally landing on the table.

It stopped next to the book left by the little girl. 'Charles' used his thick and long beak to carefully lift the book, as if he was interested in something that still contained the smell of the little girl.

'Charles' jumped back and forth on the table a few times, and his bright red paws stepped on the papers and documents on the desk without hesitation, except for the book and the notes that he did not touch with his paws.

"This is not a toy." Sergret organized the books and notes on the table and put them in the drawer, then sat back in the chair and continued to review the papers on the table.

"Stingy! Stingy!" 'Charles''s cute, high-pitched voice sounded again, and then he fluttered his wings and flew out of the office window.

There is nothing he can do about this 'old friend' Sergret who has been with him for some years, but fortunately, the birds will know the way, and 'Charles' will fly back on his own after playing again.

But I don’t know where it will fly to.

It is rare to see such a large bird in Hogwarts, especially a parrot with brightly colored fur.

Seeing such a conspicuous bird staying on a branch, some students wanted to catch it, but before they could get close to the beautiful bird, they flapped their wings and flew to a higher branch.

'Charles' looked at the students under the tree and tilted his head as if he was looking for something. However, after searching for a long time, he still couldn't see his target and finally had to fly to other places to stay.

"Whose pet is this?" a student asked.

"I don't know, maybe it's from a senior class." The Ravenclaw looked at the place where the parrot had stayed just now with some regret, "I wonder if I can see it again next time."

This belongs to the category of magical animals. How can people who can afford to keep this kind of 'Melbourne parrot' be ordinary people?

Unexpectedly, he could actually see it once in Hogwarts, which satisfied his long-standing curiosity about the 'Melbourne Parrot'.