hogwarts blast

An hour later, they knocked on the wooden door of Hagrid's cabin on the edge of the Forbidden Forest.

Hagrid very carefully confirmed their identities through the door panel, then invited them into the room, and then quickly turned around and closed the door.

In such a hot weather, the curtains were drawn tightly and a roaring fire was burning in the fireplace. It would be strange to say that there were no ghosts.

"Hagrid, where did you get the fire dragon eggs?"

As soon as Kyle entered the room, he found a big black egg lying in the middle of the fire.

"Earned it." Because of what happened with the three-headed dog before, Hagrid didn't intend to hide it from Kyle.

He explained: "Last night, I was drinking in Hogsmeade and won it playing cards with a stranger. To be honest, the guy was probably just dying to get rid of it."

"Since I got it, I've been reading a book, Raising Dragons for Fun and Profit, which I borrowed from the library. It's a bit out of date, of course, but it's very comprehensive."

Hagrid said as he served them tea and something called rock biscuits...

Self-defense weapons.

That's right, it's a self-defense weapon.

Rock cake is a kind of cake with a rough surface and some small raisin-like cakes on it. The shape is irregular and looks a bit rough. If you don't look closely, you might think it is a stone.

Its hardness far exceeds that of the Russian big stick and the French baguette, and is almost as hard as diamond.

Kyle brought a piece back out of curiosity and tried it with Shen Feng Wuying, but failed to cut it.

If it were made into the shape of a round fan, Kyle had no doubt that it would be able to rebound the tailed beast jade.

If Gaara had had enough rock cakes to defend himself when Deidara invaded Sunagakure Village, he wouldn't have been captured by the Akatsuki organization.

…

"This is illegal!" Hermione said with a frown, her tone full of worry.

The growth rate of the fire dragon is very alarming. It can grow to the same size as Hagrid's hut in a month. By that time, it will be impossible to hide it from the students in Hogwarts.

"There will be a solution, isn't there?" Hagrid twirled his beard a little uneasily and turned his eyes to Kyle for help.

He knew that Kyle also liked magical animals. Last time Kyle asked Dumbledore to help him solve the problem of the three-headed dog. This time the fire dragon should not be a problem either.

Unexpectedly, Kyle shook his head.

"The place where the fire dragon is kept can be solved by a box with a traceless stretching spell."

Kyle changed the topic: "But Hagrid, have you ever thought about how you could handle a fire dragon by yourself and ensure that it wouldn't escape from the box?"

When Dumbledore first met Kyle, the autistic old man who followed him was the famous magical zoologist Newt Scamander.

Mr. Newt has one such case that casts the Traceless Expansion Charm, and the space is enough to hold a suitcase the size of New York, which is specially used to illegally raise all kinds of magical animals.

But even Mr. Newt is not crazy enough to stuff a fire dragon in his suitcase.

"At that time, if that fire dragon gets into trouble, as the master, you will be caught in Azkaban." Hannah reminded.

Hagrid's face turned pale, "What should we do?"

Kyle held his chin, "Maybe I can buy a dragon farm..."

"Pfft!" Ron spat out the tea in his mouth.

Is this a wealthy person?

He knelt down directly.

Hannah and Hermione were also shocked by Kyle's words.

Hagrid was stunned for a moment, then shook his head like a rattle, "No, no, I can't let you spend so much."

He knows how much a dragon farm costs.

Just enough land for a fire dragon to live in would cost thousands of gold galleons.

The supporting equipment for raising a dragon, as well as the magic barrier to repel the Muggles, and the defensive magic to prevent the fire dragon from escaping, all these together cost at least 10,000 gold galleons.

In addition, a large number of dragon taming wizards must be hired, and the monthly salary expenditure is a large amount of money.

Even if the cost of a dragon farm was just a drop in the bucket for Kyle, Hagrid couldn't watch Kyle spend so much money.

Hagrid bit his lip. "I...I know I can't keep it forever, but I can't just throw it away..."

"Charlie." Ron suddenly said.

"What?" Harry turned his head.

"My brother Charlie works at a dragon farm in Romania. We can give him the dragon and Charlie can take care of it for a while and then release it back into the wild."

"Great!" said Harry. "How's it going, Hagrid?"

Kyle folded his fingers on his lap and stared at Hagrid expectantly, "How about I buy a dragon farm? I really hope to have a fire dragon."

Several other people in the room ignored his wealthy remarks.

…

In the end, Kyle still failed to convince Hagrid to hand over the fire dragon to him.

Kyle put his chin on the table in front of him with a look of despair. He really wanted a dragon.

I don’t know if my family has a dragon breeding business.

After he returns, he must write a letter to Alfred and ask him about the Grindelwald family's estate.

To be precise, I wanted to ask about the August family's property status.

After his father's downfall, the property of the Grindelwald family was completely divided up by the Ministry of Magic in various European countries.

The little property left in Gringotts for Kyle was kept for Dumbledore's sake.

As for the Augustus family who followed Grindelwald, they were not greatly affected.

After Grindelwald came out of Nurmengard, the loyal old Alfred immediately offered the entire August family property to Grindelwald.

Anyway, he had no descendants - his son and daughter-in-law were both killed in the original Global Wizarding War.

Now the only remaining old housekeeper left is Catherine, an adopted granddaughter.

According to Alfred's idea, as long as Catherine becomes the mistress of the Grindelwald family, wouldn't it become a family?

What is the difference between the Augustus family and the Grindelwald family?

…

Hagrid wanted to wait for the dragon to hatch and raise it for a while before giving it to Charlie.

Harry and Ron advocated not hatching it, so they just asked Charlie to come and take the dragon egg away.

Kyle no longer watched the bargaining between Hagrid and the trio of saviors. His mind was now entirely focused on the Grindelwald family's property.

If you don't have a dragon farm, then buy one. Aren't Harry and Ron going to send the fire dragon to Charlie's dragon farm?

Then he would buy the dragon farm directly.

After some haggling, Harry and Ron finally agreed to Hagrid's request. They had no choice but to see a four-meter-tall mixed-race giant sobbing and crying. It was really annoying.

But before that, they had to send an owl to deliver a letter to Charlie to inform him of this incident.