Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 2421 royalcircus (four)

  There is no liger or liger in the natural environment, after all, they live so far apart, and they can only survive and reproduce in zoos.

  Ligers are much larger than tigers and lions. Their weight can reach 900 pounds, or 400 kilograms, but they do not have the ability to hunt and cannot survive in the wild.

If you walk in, you will find that the so-called Gervodang beast is not as big as Georgiana imagined, but it is much larger under the background of other taxidermy around, just like the moon is closer to the horizon than it is in Bigger in the air.

According to records, this brown canine-like animal weighs 65 kilograms, which is only equivalent to the weight of a small adult man. Compared with the three-headed Cerberus, the so-called Revodang monster is much smaller, the Mastiff. Both have 100kg.

   Mastiffs and bull mastiffs are very famous because they are often used in bullfighting and bear fighting performances, but although they are fierce, they rarely attack humans unless they are hungry.

  Georgianna stroked the fur of the Reveldang beast, except that the texture was a little harder, it was not much different from ordinary dog ​​fur, she really couldn't imagine that it could block the hunter's bullets.

   "You shouldn't touch it." St. Tyrell said, "It's cursed."

  Georgianna looked at him and asked in French "Who did you hear that?"

   "According to the church's investigation, I also went to your library." St. Tyrell said.

"what?"

"At the end of the Reformation, there was a peasant named Pierre Marque in Gervaux. He had a strange disease. When he was mad, he would bite anyone he saw. When he was awake, he kept begging and praying. What happened." St. Tyrel said, "So the neighbors brought the lord, and they hoped that the lord could solve Mark's pain."

"you mean……"

"Kill him, but the lord did not decapitate Mark. That is the way of death for nobles. Instead, he gave his son a large-mouthed pistol to help Mark deal with it." St. Tyrell followed Georgiana. The head said, "Since then, there have been incidents of monsters attacking people in Gervodang."

   "Always?" asked Georgiana.

   "You wouldn't think that this monster only took a year to eat more than 100 people." San Tirel said with a smile, "It was only after it started attacking children one after another that the villagers paid attention to it."

   "Why?" Padma asked after listening to Ferrier's translation.

   "Lamb is better."

  Georgianna turned her gaze to the talking Richard Edgeworth.

"There was a group of children about 10 years old who went out to herd sheep together, and one of them was attacked by a monster, but instead of running away, they formed a circle and drove it away with shepherd's sticks, and then many villagers took Arms surrounded him, and the king, as a reward, sponsored one of them to study at the artillery school in Montpellier," said Sharptal.

"But it didn't end there, even after the first monster was caught and stuffed, the attacks continued, but the frequency of the attacks was much slower than before. It only happened every few months, but everyone didn't They thought it had something to do with the monsters, because everyone saw the prey brought by the wolf hunters, and it was not until the following spring that the villagers had to think that the monsters were haunting again.

   "Why?" asked Georgiana.

"At the Easter mass, the priest counted the number and there were a few less, but instead of notifying the king right away, they told the church and sent investigators from the Vatican, because if they didn't do that, the king would feel like he was being punished. Deception, it was the wolf hunters who forged this specimen and brought it to Versailles to deceive him," said Saint-Tierel.

  Georgianna couldn't help looking at the specimen again.

   "That's true," said Santirel, "but that's not the point."

   "What's the point?" Padma asked.

  San Tyrell raised three fingers "Because there were 3 such monsters, the wolf hunters only found a female wolf and a young wolf among them, and the remaining one escaped injured."

  Georgianna was not much surprised.

   "This is a little wolf. The specimen of the she-wolf is still in Paris, but that's not what I want to say, ma'am, do you believe that all this is the curse of Mark's soul?" St. Tyrel asked.

   "Why did he curse?" asked Georgiana.

   "Have you heard of Albipie?" Sharptar asked.

   "What?" she asked in confusion.

"Geuvaudine is close to the Languedoc, my wife's hometown, where the Alpes were once famous," Sharptal said. "They think collective good deeds and introspection are the way to heaven, but they don't recognize purgatory and hell. Think it's a lie."

  Georgianna was incredible, she couldn't speak for a while.

"Then the Crusaders suppressed them, and the center of the sect moved to the vicinity of the Languedoc. The peasants at that time were indeed human, but they were not much different from the beasts. Even the priests only found them when they collected the 11th tax. They, until the Languedoc industry began to rise, these peasants who had been shrouded in darkness for thousands of years did not leave the village and accepted the dawn, but there are still many peasants like Rumarco, who refused to leave because of their attachment to the land, and even The villagers organized pilgrimages and prayers to use this power to drive it away when the beast attacked again in Gervaux." Sharptal said, "Just like how much we wanted to drive the church away."

   "I thought you were in support of the academic appointment." Georgiana looked at Sharptar.

   "I'm not against restoring order, but you should also know that when the First Order restored the status of the spiritual leader of the church, things turned out to be very different from what he had expected, especially when it came to rebuilding schools..."

   "Would you like to join my conversation with the Archbishop?" Georgiana interrupted Sharptar.

   He didn't speak.

   "Don't you want to say something?" St. Tyrel asked suddenly.

  Georgianna looked in the direction he was looking, and saw that it was Richard Edgeworth that St. Tyrell was asking.

   "Which aspect do you mean?" Edgeworth asked.

   No one answered.

   "Now you should know why girls think science is boring." Georgiana said, "Can you decorate this place?"

   "Is this not enough?" St. Tyrell asked.

   "I hope, this place can hold a dance party."

   "Why?" St. Tyrell asked.

   "If you want to match people to get married, then you must provide a place for men and women to express themselves."

   "What?" Saint Tyrrell raised his voice.

   "Are you married?" Georgiana also raised her voice and asked Saint Tyrel.

  The latter faltered, but did not answer her question directly.

"If I want two people on a blind date to find a place to meet, I have to go to a place like a social center. Paris has no shortage of such occasions. The elites want to climb up to the rich daughter to form their own network, and the rich daughter also wants to promote themselves. Otherwise, what do you think they do in the library?"

   Edgeworth covered his mouth with his fist and coughed to hide the smile at the corner of his mouth.

   "Maybe they really want to read some books," said San Tyrell angrily.

   "Oh~ is that so?" Georgiana stuck her waist. "Will you bet? Bet they're reading romance novels."

  San Tyrell gritted his teeth, as if he wanted to strangle her.

"I don't care why Louis XIV built so many luxurious buildings, anyway, I want to create a place for unmarried men and women to meet when they are looking for a partner, and there will be parents who will bring children to visit in the future, you move this terrifying monster away ."

"You told me that you gave Julien the Crow Helmet to promote 'not afraid of challenges', so in order to save his companions, instead of running away, would a few shepherd children join forces to beat the wolf away?" Edgeworth smiled. Say.

   "That's right, isn't this kind of spirit worthy of praise?" St. Tyrel said immediately.

  Georgianna puffed her cheeks, she felt that they were fighting against her.

   "Let's go to the next showroom," Sharptar said, and the others walked away.

  Georgianna didn't want to follow, but Padma and Ferrier took one arm and drove away.

   As for the terrifying specimen, it was left in place, keeping its teeth and claws open to frighten the next person.

   (end of this chapter)