Harry Potter: Glory of the King

Hermione has already begun to review the plan. The Philosopher's Stone seems to be far away from her, and Glory and Hermione are also gradually advancing her review progress in an orderly manner. The two girls marked them in different colors in their notebooks. Ona glanced at them and, to be honest, they did a beautiful job.

Harry and Ron also saw it, but they didn't agree: "The exam is hundreds of years away from us."

Hermione didn't bother to care about them-if it weren't for Ona's sake, maybe they were more likely to dislike each other.

"The final exam is coming in ten weeks," Hermione said to Ona privately. "The boys don't seem to be in a hurry at all."

Ona shrugged-because of his influence, Ron and Harry now seem to be more comfortable with learning than in the original book, so they don't have to worry about failing to learn.

The three of Ona are now in the library longer and longer-because more and more materials need to be checked, and there are more and more students in the library-there are obviously a lot more students in the seventh and fifth grades . Harry and Ron also appeared in the library occasionally, meeting most of the time in the common room. It's just that when they were in the common room, the two of them were often hit by Hermione-she was either reciting the twelve uses of fire dragon blood over there, or she was in contact with the wand movement, it was difficult to rest easily. What makes them even more troublesome is that it was already in late April without knowing it. Easter in 1992 was April 19th. Before the holiday, the teachers assigned a lot of homework to make Ron and Ha, who want to relax. The benefits are beyond words.

"I will never remember this." During the Easter holiday, Ron finally couldn't stand it anymore. That afternoon, he threw the quill pen and looked out of the library window eagerly-today they also followed the books. Pavilion.

For the first time in a few months, they encountered such good weather. The sky was clear and clear, blue as the color of forget-me-not, and there was a breath of summer coming in the air.

Harry ignored him. He was busy searching for "Bai Xian" in "A Thousand Wonder Herbs and Kinds", while Ona was discussing a few small issues with Hermione in a low voice, and Glory looked at his head. The two people holding their heads had expressions of relief and regret.

Suddenly, everyone heard Ron say: "Hagrid! What are you doing in the library?"

"Hagrid?" Harry immediately raised his head and looked at it in a puzzled manner. He saw Hagrid kicking and stomping towards him, hiding something behind him, and in this kind of weather, he still Wearing a moleskin coat looks very outdated.

"Just take a look," Hagrid said dodgingly, even the most nervous Ron found out that he was lying. "What are you doing here?"

"Finish homework," Harry said weakly. "Ona, they have already finished it. What are they discussing."

Hagrid heaved a sigh of relief. "I thought you were checking who is Nick LeMay."

"I knew it hundreds of years ago." Ron said triumphantly without speaking, "I also know that your Lu Wei is guarding the Sorcerer's Stone—"

"Hush!" Hagrid looked around quickly, "Don't mumble loudly, what do you know?"

"You know a lot." Harry put down the quill and rubbed his eyebrows. "I also guessed that several professors had prepared a guardian mechanism-and someone was inquiring about this."

"Shhh..." Hagrid said again, "This is not a place to talk, listen, come to me later." He glanced carefully at the Ona trio who seemed uninterested, "Remember, I didn't agree. I want to tell you two, but don't talk nonsense here..."

"Then, see you later." Harry said quickly, knowing that Hagrid would be endless once he started talking.

Hagrid kicked away again.

"Did you see it?" Ron asked.

"You mean something hidden behind him? I can't see clearly, it should be a book!" Harry squinted at it.

"Do you think it has something to do with the Sorcerer's Stone?" Ron whispered. "I'll go and see what book he was looking for just now."

A minute later, Ron came back, holding a pile of books in his arms-when he found Hagrid, he noticed where Hagrid was looking for something. He threw the book heavily on the table, even Ona and Hermione couldn't help but raised their heads and glanced at Ron. Hermione was a little surprised that Ron would come back with so many books, and Ona immediately thought of it. what.

"Fire Dragon!" Ron whispered. "Hagrid is looking for information about fire dragons! Look at these: "Types of Fire Dragons in Britain and Ireland", "From Fire Dragon Eggs to Hell", "Guide to Raising Fire Dragons."

"Hagrid always wanted a fire dragon, I heard him say it." Harry said.

""But it's illegal," Ron said. "At the Wizarding Conference in 1709, a bill prohibiting the keeping of fire dragons was officially passed, and everyone knew it. If we raise fire dragons in the back garden, it will be difficult not to let Muggles notice us-and it will be difficult for you to tame them, which is very dangerous. You should really look at the burned places on Charlie's body, which he left behind when he expelled the wild dragon in Romania. "

"I don't know." Harry tried to find approval from the faces of the other three people, but found that they were all taken for granted. "Ona, you know?"

"Of course," Hermione replied first. "You should read more books, Harry, and not only Professor Grapland said it, but Professor Bins's course also has this description."

"Forgive me." Harry couldn't remember this, "but there are no wild dragons in Britain?"

"Of course!" Ron said, "There are ordinary Welsh green dragons and Hesheidian black dragons. I can tell you that the Ministry of Magic has a job to conceal the existence of these wild dragons. Our wizards have to often show those who see The Muggles of the Wild Dragon chanted the curse and made them forget about it completely-the most serious one happened three years ago. A fire dragon broke into a Muggle match in Sheffield and was killed or injured. Hundreds of people, in the end the Ministry of Magic and the Muggle government joined forces to suppress this matter..."

"Hillsburg?" Ona immediately got an impression.

"Probably so." Ron didn't care. "But what does Hagrid want to do?"

An hour later, Harry and his group of five knocked on the door of the hunting ground guard's cabin. This was the first time the three of Ona came here. Harry and Ron were surprised to find that all the curtains were tightly drawn. Hagrid first shouted "Who is it?" before letting them in. Room, then quickly turned around and closed the door.

"Hagrid, what are you doing?" Ron asked.

The cabin was suffocatingly hot, and despite such a warm sunny day, there was still a raging fire in the fireplace. Hagrid made tea for them and brought ferret sandwiches, but no one touched that thing, they I declined politely.

"So-you have something to ask me?" Hagrid was a little regretful, threw the sandwich aside, and sat on the bed.

"Yes." Harry said, and he didn't think it was necessary to bend the corner. "We don't know if you can tell us, besides Lu Wei, what else is guarding the Sorcerer's Stone?"