Hogwarts Life Guide

"Can it talk?" Harry asked. It seemed that he still remembered Hermione's introduction to the Acromantula.

"I'm afraid not, it's not fully grown yet!" Hagrid said as he walked forward, apparently wanting to pick up the Acromantula.

The freezing spell was not as powerful as the petrification spell. For just a moment, the Acromantula was able to move slightly. This was also related to the Acromantula's own magic resistance.

"Hagrid, now is not the time to take care of pets." Tangning said solemnly, "We now need to figure out why this place became like this and why this Acromantula ran away when it saw us instead of hiding quietly in the underground cave. .”

"Akmir will tell us." Hagrid whispered. After that, he shook the Acromantula that he had just picked up, and said in a very gentle tone, like coaxing a child: " You are right, Akmir!"

"Akmir?" Harry exclaimed, "Hagrid, do you know this Acromantula?"

Hagrid didn't notice Harry's surprise at all. He said matter-of-factly: "Don't we know each other now? This is the name I just gave him, and he seems to like it quite a lot!"

Several little lions looked at each other, not knowing what to say. The situation was very embarrassing...

After a while, the scene was still very awkward. Hagrid was having a cordial conversation with Akmir that no one else could understand. The Acromantula's two claws kept colliding with each other, making clicking sounds.Tangning didn't understand the meaning at all, but Hagrid seemed to be listening to it with great concentration.

The little lions didn't know whether to interrupt Hagrid, who was indulging in communication. Seeing this, Tangning had no choice but to sigh, and when the clicking sound stopped, she said, "Hagrid, this place is too weird. I think it's weird." We can go back first and then make plans."

"Akmir told me that Aragog was ill," Hagrid whispered. "I want to see Aragog."

"So, it didn't tell you the reason why the trees here turned black?" Tangning regretted a little. She had known that she would have used the word 'split into pieces'.

Ron also heard what Hagrid said. He finally overcame his fear and took a few glances at the Acromantulas. At this moment, he firmly refused: "I won't go! There must be a lot of Acromantulas there."

Tangning felt that this was the most thoughtful thing Ron said today.Of course, the two girls were not interested in Acromantulas, even Hermione, who was very research-minded.

"Akmir said he didn't know what happened here. The trees here were like this a long time ago." Hagrid defended the Acromantula.

"How long ago? How many years? It always remembers spring and winter, right?" Tangning found that the Acromantula seemed to understand what she was saying, and it started clicking at Hagrid again.

"This has been like this since he was born. Akmir knows nothing!" Hagrid helped translate and defended.

"How big is it?"

"Teenage!"

Tangning sneered and used her feet to push aside a layer of black leaves on the ground. Underneath the black leaves were yellowed fallen leaves. They were not even dry, with only a slight trace of decay. "Look here, there is only one truth, and it is lying!"

Hogwarts has no shortage of rain, especially around Halloween when it often rains continuously.If the leaves were fallen more than ten years ago, they would have rotted away long ago.

Tangning pointed her wand at the Acromantula, but Hagrid firmly protected the Acromantula. He was still looking for various reasons to explain to the Acromantula.

Hagrid quickly shut his mouth, not because he believed that the Acromantula was lying, but because there were constant clicking sounds all around - they were surrounded by swarms of Acromantulas.

Tangning now wanted to know where Fox had gone, but even if Fox was here, it would be difficult to take them all away.From the duration of the previous freezing spell, Tangning discovered that the Acromantula's magic resistance was not low, and the Acromantula surrounding them was much larger than the one Hagrid named Akmir. At least half the size of Hagrid.

"Try the fire spell. I hope we won't be burned to death by ourselves." Tangning said. The fallen leaves on the ground were enough to cause a fire. No matter how high the Acromantula's magic resistance was, it could not survive in the flames.

At this time, Hagrid walked up to the largest Acromantula, still holding Akmir in his arms, and said loudly: "Do you remember me? I am Hagrid, take me to see Aragog." "

"Hagrid?" The big spider's claws kept making clicking sounds, and at the same time, it said Hagrid's name.

"The leader wants to see you!" The big spider clicked and shook its large claws every time it said a word. After it finished speaking, the surrounding Acromantulas began to move their large claws and approached them.

"Set a fire?" Tangning asked, "I'll count to three, control the fire and don't burn ourselves."

Everyone except Hagrid took out their wands.

"Wait a minute!" Hagrid said, "They are all Aragog's children. Believe me, once you see Aragog, everything will be clear."

Then Hagrid shouted loudly to the leading Acromantula: "We are going to see Aragog, but you have to keep them away from us!"

The big spider hesitated for a moment, and chatted with the Acromantulas next to it for a while before agreeing to Hagrid's request.

"Follow me!" it said, then turned and walked back.

The other Acromantulas tacitly enlarged the circle around Tangning and the others, but still surrounded them tightly.

"Don't worry, Aragog promised me not to hurt humans." Hagrid turned to comfort him, with a confident look on his face.

Facing Hagrid's mysterious confidence, Tang Ning couldn't feel at ease at all. He always felt that something was weird. There must be something happening that he didn't know about, but he had too few clues.After Hagrid finished speaking, Hermione asked worriedly, "Tangning, do we want to follow him?" None of the young wizards moved. They all looked at Tangning, as if they wanted Tangning to make an idea.

But what can Tangning do!Fox disappeared for a long time, "Follow me and have a look. Is it a blessing or a curse? You can't avoid it. What is supposed to come will always come."

Tangning could only place her hope on Fawkes now, although Dumbledore's bird seemed a bit unreliable at the moment.

"However, you must pay attention to the surroundings and the road under your feet!" Tang Ning added.

Hagrid looked a little aggrieved at the little wizards' distrust. He muttered, "It doesn't matter, I'll go ahead!"

Tangning discovered this, but now was obviously not the time to comfort Hagrid.