Harry Potter and the Old Ones

Under the comfort of Hermione and Harry, Hagrid's mood seemed to calm down a little, but when he woke up the next day, the faint sadness of parting still lingered in his heart, so Hagrid He made a quick decision and decided to go to the depths of the Forbidden Forest to see his baby Aragog.

But when he arrived at the gathering place of Acromantulas deep in the Forbidden Forest, there were only countless empty, fallen and decayed giant trees, and the vines and shrubs that had occupied the surface of these giant trees in just a few days.

Aragog is missing—

Not only Aragog, but all the Acromantulas in the Forbidden Forest were gone.

Only in the center of the sunken basin stood a simple door made of two wooden boards and a stone door frame.

The door, which looked like rotten wood, was densely carved with spells written in words that Hagrid couldn't understand.

Hagrid was a little at a loss, standing there blankly like a big child.

"Aragog!" Hagrid shouted. "Aragog, where are you?"

"Aragog! Aragog!"

Hagrid shouted anxiously, circling back and forth around the simple door made of stone and rotten wood.

"Click, click, click. Click, click, click, click."

Just when Hagrid was so anxious that he was about to cry, a series of almost inaudible "clicks" came from the door.

"Aragog?"

Hagrid was surprised and approached the door, but still didn't dare to push it open. He just shouted anxiously.

"Is it you Aragog!" Hagrid began to yell in anticipation.

"Hagrid."

"it's me."

"I'm inside the door"

A sound as rough as gravel rubbing against a stone surface came from inside the door. Aragog's voice seemed to come from a very far away place, and it was already intermittent when it reached Hagrid's ears.

"Aragog!" Hagrid shouted in surprise, "Where are you? Aragog? How can I find you?"

"Open the door, Hagrid, open the door." Aragog's voice appeared again, "Open the door and come in."

"This door?" Hagrid asked, stretching out his big hand like a cattail leaf and pushing open the thin and crude door.

Behind the door was not the other end of the Forbidden Forest as Hagrid thought, but a forest of giant sequoias that seemed like another world, with giant pillars rising out of the dewy lawn like giant pillars. And rise.

Although this is a forest composed of giant sequoias, the giant sequoias are far apart from each other and are arranged neatly, just like artificially built buildings, arranged in an overly neat and uniform manner. Above the endless grassland.

Countless spiders of all sizes climbed up and down these giant firs, using the steel-tough spider silk ejected from their tails to build one after another spider silk bridges and spider silk bulges between the countless giant fir trees. , as if the entire cedar forest is going to be built into a spider city.

"Ah Aragog?" Hagrid shouted uncertainly.

"Hagrid. I'm here." An Acromantula that was bigger than a baby elephant slowly crawled over from behind Hagrid. It was the ancestor of all Acromantulas, Aragog.

"Aragog. What's going on?" Hagrid asked in confusion.

"We are on another planet." Aragog answered honestly.

"Another planet?" Hagrid felt as if his brain shut down for a moment to understand the meaning of Aragog's words.

"Yes. On another planet." Although Aragog has completely gotten rid of his aging state, he still speaks hesitantly, as if he is still not used to using the human language system to communicate.

"Ti, did Tiera do it?" Hagrid asked in surprise.

"Yes, Mr. Tiera did it." Aragog said, "He transferred me and all my descendants to this planet and to this lawn."

"Grass, lawn?" Hagrid looked at the seemingly endless giant sequoia forest around him in surprise.

"Yes, Hagrid," Aragog said slowly, "after Mr. Tiera brought us here. This is a lawn. Then Mr. Tiera created this giant sequoia forest for us. Said this is our future city”

"Your city?" Hagrid asked in confusion.

"Hagrid, I want to take you around." Aragog said excitedly, "Mr. Tiera left us a lot of things before he left. He also told us. He said a lot, but I didn't remember it. Live. He said that if I don't remember it very clearly, you will definitely know that he asked me to ask you after you get here."