[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

When the time came to May, the game between Gryffindor and Ravenclaw began.As the weather has begun to warm up, Jane no longer feels repelled by outdoor activities. She and Harry went to watch the game together.But not long after the match started, Hagrid suddenly came looking for them.

"Can you come with me for a second? Right now? While everyone's watching the game?" Hagrid looked a little bad, his face was bruised and purple, and his nose was still bleeding.

"Oh? Can't you wait, Hagrid?" Harry asked, "How about waiting until the game is over?"

"No, no, Harry, it has to be now—while everyone's looking the other way," said Hagrid, "Please."

"Of course, of course we can go." Jane tugged at Harry's sleeve and pulled him off the stands, while Hermione followed.

They left the Quidditch pitch, and as they went up the steps, Hagrid said, "I'm so grateful to you, thank you, really." He was looking around nervously as he walked down to the grass, "I hope she doesn't Notice we're gone."

"Where are you taking us, Hagrid?" Hermione followed her steps.

"We're going in." Hagrid shook his thick, shaggy head behind him, pointing to the Forbidden Forest in the distance.

"Into the Forbidden Forest?" said Hermione, confused.

"Yeah!" said Hagrid. "Come on, hurry up, before they find out!"

Jane had never been in the Forbidden Forest except in the Protection of Fantastic Beasts class, but she wasn't worried, although Hagrid was armed when he set out again-he didn't bring a weapon when he entered the Forbidden Forest before, but Hagrid told them that since he helped Firenze, the centaur who lived in the Forbidden Forest would not let him enter the Forbidden Forest.The relationship between Hagrid and the centaurs used to be pretty good, but now they have been included in the blacklist, because they think that Hagrid helped Firenze betray the centaurs—because the centaurs are proud by nature and live in isolation, they Does not like any contact with humans.Now that Firenze agreed to Dumbledore's request to teach them divination, in the eyes of the centaurs, this was considered a kind of betrayal.

But even though Jane didn't hate the Forbidden Forest, she found it difficult for her to keep up with Hagrid's pace, because Hagrid's pace was too big, maybe he thought he had slowed down, but for Jane and the others This is still a very difficult task, especially the road in the Forbidden Forest is not easy to walk.

Harry and Hermione lit their wands, because the depths of the Forbidden Forest could no longer cast sunlight.Jane walked in front of the two of them, and many thorns in front of them naturally retreated when facing Jane, which made Harry and Hermione feel better.

It wasn't until they reached the depths of the Forbidden Forest that they realized what Hagrid was going to show them—a giant, Hagrid's younger brother, Grop.

To tell the truth, this is not the first time Jane has seen a giant, because before she came to the world, she had seen the portrait of a Titan ① in hell.The description of the Titans in it is very similar to the giant in front of me, but the only difference is that the Titans have intelligence—although their IQs are not high; while the giants do not have intelligence, well, in fact, they also have intelligence, only But less than the Titans.

When she was in hell, she also knew the existence of the giant race, because Mammon once made the devil's net into a wicker chair and exported it to the giant race.Before that, she also knew something about the giant race from Maiyami and Beelzebub.Legend has it that the giants are a race from the west, they do not belong to the race created by God—maybe they don’t conform to God’s aesthetics—before that, their name was Titans.God accepted the Titans, named them giants, and created a world for them independently—but when God did not create this world, the giants lived in the human world, and there were not so many humans in the human world at that time.When God separated the giants from humans, some giants stayed because they were contaminated with human blood.

Later, Jane also saw the story about the separation of humans and giants in the manuscript that Asmodeus gave her. The giants stained with human blood were punished by God. They were stranded here, deprived of wisdom and restraint, and became Fighting and lack of solidarity.That's why Hagrid often said that giants like to live alone, and when they live together, they will fight and cause death.

But even though the giants have entered a long-term evolution and lived in the human world for tens of thousands of years, they still maintain a tall stature.Hagrid said his brother was a dwarf and was bullied so much that he had brought him to the Forbidden Forest—but Jane swore she'd never seen a dwarf sixteen feet tall.

"Oh, yes, so short!" said Hermione, with a little hysterical sarcasm: "It's so short!"

"They've been abusing him—I can't leave him—" Hagrid said sadly. "I've tried to teach him some English, and he's much better than before. At least he's quieter now."

Jane looked at the thick and long iron chains locked on Gropp's body, and really couldn't believe what Hagrid's so-called standard of being quiet was.

"So, what do you want Harry, Ron, Jane and me to do?" asked Hermione worriedly.

"Look after him after I'm gone," said Hagrid in a low hoarse voice.

The three of them stood there exchanging painful glances, and it was hard for Jane to imagine what kind of trouble she would have to take care of a giant.At least in the choice of language, she should choose English?Hell?Paradise?Or is it her native language in Zhongtian Realm?Which language is easier for a giant to accept?

At this time, Jane regretted why she didn't ask the language of the Mammon giants. She thought that as giants, they might have some commonalities in language, at least it would be easier than teaching him English.

"How - how are you going to take care of him?" Hermione asked.

"No need for food or anything!" said Hagrid eagerly. "He can get his own food, no problem. Birds and deer and stuff—no, he needs someone to keep him company. If I know someone to go on Help him—teach him, you know."

"You want us to teach him," Harry said hollowly, turning to look at the huge sleeping figure lying on the ground in front of them.

Unlike Hagrid, who looked nothing more than an oversized human, Grapp looked like a misshapen monster.If one didn't look carefully, one would think that to the left of this huge mound was a large rock covered with moss, and now they stood there and could make out that it was a human head.It was almost a ball, covered with curly, thick, windtail-colored hair.On the top of the head, the edge of a large, fleshy ear can be seen, and the head grows directly on the shoulders, with almost no neck in between.His dirty brown smock, which looked as if it had been roughly stitched together with hides, had a very broad back under it; the rough seams between the hides seemed stretched when Gropp slept. very tight.His legs were tucked under his body, and two huge, dirty bare feet could be seen, as big as sledges, stacked in the mud of the Forbidden Forest.

"Yeah—even if you just talk to him," said Hagrid hopefully, "because I think if he could talk to someone else, he'd understand better how much we all liked him and wanted him to stay. .”

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Notes:

Titans: (Titans) is the ancient gods who ruled the world in Greek mythology. This family is the children of Uranus, the god of the sky, and Gaia, the goddess of the earth. They once ruled the world, but were later overthrown by the Zeus family. and replace it.

Here, the author wants to make a special statement.Titans belong to Greek mythology, while angels and God belong to the Bible. The schools of the two are completely different.But here, the author uses the saying of the Titans, not to confuse the two different myths, but to construct a new realm on the basis of the Mid-Heaven Realm and the Western Realm.In the last chapter of this book, the author will sort out the framework of this world for everyone, so as to avoid confusion in everyone's logical thinking (the main premise is that the author still remembers this stalk, if you forget hope, you can remind me .).The reason why the author wants to expand into another realm (the Greek mythology system) is purely because the author is very interested in Hades, the king of the underworld, and plans to write about Greek mythology if he has the opportunity in the future (and the author has already bought a copy of " "Greek Mythology" is ready to study carefully before writing), now let's make a foreshadowing here, quack quack...