The Wind and the Eagle Wings at Hogwarts

After drinking coffee, Scott, Caleb and Ramiro walked out of the manor and came to an intersection blocked by a mountain forest.

At 6:45, a truck delivered the cabin customized by Scott.

Although the workers were a little surprised by the employer's strange request, they still obediently unloaded the cabin at the intersection and drove away.

Scott looked at the cabin in front of him and nodded.

He was very satisfied with the appearance.

Ramiro had already opened the door of the cabin with great interest.

This cabin is not big, but it is small but complete.

Caleb took a few glances and introduced to Scott, "The solar power supply system can basically meet the needs of life. Although there is a water tank on the roof, the water supply seems to be a bit troublesome."

Scott looked into the house through the glass window. There was a single bed, a small desk, a light, an electric fan, a shower, a microwave...

These furniture seemed to be fixed very firmly.

"No, no trouble." He said to Caleb, "I can use a spell to summon water."

At this time, Ramiro shouted, "Cool! Why didn't I think of making a house like this for fun!"

Scott pulled Ramiro aside, took out [Severed Arm Bone] from his pocket and activated it, and then took out his wand.

"Shrink quickly!"

"Shrink quickly!"

He used the combination casting technique to cast two shrinking spells in succession.

The light of the two shrinking spells intertwined and enveloped the entire wooden house.

Amid Ramiro's shouting, the wooden house shrank rapidly, and finally became only as high as Scott's knees, like a realistic toy.

"Cool!"

Ramiro also squatted on the ground to observe the shrinking wooden house.

He said in surprise: "It actually shrunk everything at the same time!"

"That's because I cast the spell on the wooden house as a whole."

Scott cast another levitation spell, which made the wooden house float slowly, and then he put it into his deformed lizard skin bag that was cast with the traceless extension spell.

After dealing with the wooden house, the three returned to the manor.

At this time, Michael and Emilia had also gotten up.

"Are you ready, dear?" Emilia looked at Scott reluctantly.

Scott took the initiative to give him a hug, "Don't worry, Mom, I'll call you."

Emilia urged, "Be sure to come back before July 13th, we will celebrate your 15th birthday!"

"Of course."

After Scott agreed, he smiled and hugged Michael again.

"You can do it, right, my son?" Michael asked.

Scott smiled and said, "I am your son, Dad."

Michael patted his back, "Of course, I have always been proud of it."

"Aren't you going to say goodbye to the others?" Ramiro asked on the side.

Scott shook his head, "I said, I will be back soon."

Then, several people came to the basement.

After Caleb asked the two bodyguards guarding the entrance to leave, Scott walked into the basement first.

He first tied the cardboard box containing Fletch's belongings with a rope, and then put the cardboard box into his deformed lizard skin bag.

Then he squatted down and let Fletch's hand touch the silver snake necklace wrapped around his wrist.

"I'm leaving."

He looked at his parents, uncle, and cousin.

He saw worry and reluctance in the eyes of these relatives.

Not to mention his parents, even his uncle and cousin, who had only known him for a few days, were obviously worried about his safety.

"Remember to go back to Madrid for your birthday!" Emilia emphasized again.

"Of course, I promise."

Scott smiled and activated the door key on his wrist.

After a period of spinning that was too long for Scott, he was thrown hard into the forest full of fallen leaves and lay on the ground.

Bursts of tinnitus accompanied by dense crows made him feel dizzy and nauseous for a while.

"Scott!"

Accompanied by shouts, Rimbaud fell from the sky and patted his back with his wings.

"Scott! Why are you here? What happened?"

Listening to Rimbaud's concerned questions, Scott was powerless and couldn't answer.

"Scott!"

Rampaud suddenly became a little anxious, holding his clothes with his beak and helping him turn over.

Scott opened his eyes and gasped for a long time before he said weakly, "Thank you, Rambo. I'm fine. I'm not used to the distance the portkey can send."

"I'm glad you're fine."

Rampo was relieved and immediately found another person.

"Who is that?" He stared at the other side.

Scott turned his head and looked at Fletch, who was lying on the ground like him just now.

Or rather, Fletch was in a worse condition than he was just now.

Because the thief was tied up with thick iron chains, his fat body and the weight of the iron chains caused him to suffer greater damage when he was thrown to the ground by the portkey.

Now the thief probably fainted.

"That's a thief I caught." Scott said softly.

"Thief?" Rambo took a few steps, "Maybe I can help you throw him to the wolf pack."

Scott's eyes flashed, "Let him live first, and talk about it in a few days."

At this time, he felt that his condition had improved a lot, so he struggled to get up from the ground.

He first took out [the severed arm bone] to activate it, and then took out his own wand.

"Wingardim Leviosa!"

Scott waved his wand, making Fletcher, who was lying on the ground, levitate in the air.

Then he used a moving spell to turn him over, and then placed him under an oak tree.

A few curious crows flew down from the trees and pecked Fletcher a few times.

Fletch suddenly woke up and started humming softly again.

Scott ignored him, cast an expansion spell on Rimbaud, and climbed onto its back.

"Take me up quickly." He said with a smile, "I brought my own house this time!"

Rimbaud flapped his wings and carried Scott to the top of the largest oak tree, landing in its huge ornately decorated nest.

Scott jumped off Rimbaud's back and took out the shrunken wooden house from the leather bag.

He first cast a levitating spell on the wooden house to make it float in the air, and then used a moving spell to move the wooden house into place above the bird's nest built for him.

"Get bigger quickly!"

Scott waved his wand to restore the wooden house to its original size, and continued to use the moving spell to make the wooden house stuck in the huge bird's nest.

"The curse stops immediately!"

The golden spell light flashed past, and the previous spells immediately became invalid, and the wooden house returned to its original state.

"Take me there."

Scott climbed onto Rimbaud's back again and let him fly to the door of the cabin.

He jumped down, stood on the bird's nest as a platform, and began to use the permanent sticking spell to fix the pillars at the bottom of the wooden house.

After the wooden house was completely fixed, he reduced Rimbaud's size and took him into the inside of the wooden house.

"Finally we can take a break," he said to Rimbaud, "but there is still something I must ask your crows to help with, my friend."