HP Approaches the Magic World

This blind spider is naturally Aragog, who was just awakened by Jon.

"What's going on?" it said, clicking, clicking, and moving its two big claws rapidly.

"Human," said the spider that had just caught Harry.

"Is it Hagrid?"

Aragog said, moving closer, his eight milky white eyes looking blankly.

"It's a stranger."

The spider carrying Ron said clicking.

"Kill them," Aragog said irritably: "I'm sleeping..."

But then a higher will came down, and Jon asked Aragog not to kill these people, but also asked him to talk to these people.

Just in time, Harry also shouted.

"We are friends of Hagrid."

Jon's voice also rang in his ears: "Don't say too much, just say something and send it back."

Aragog naturally has a sense of proportion in these matters, so Jon said nothing more.

"Hagrid has never sent anyone to our hollow before."

"Hagrid is in trouble," said Harry, his breathing coming rapidly, "that's why we're here."

"Trouble? But why did he send you?"

"At school, they think Hagrid recently released a - a - something to harm the students. They took him to Azkaban."

Aragog moved his claws angrily, and his sound was echoed by a large group of spiders on the hollow ground.

"But that was many years ago," Aragog said angrily. "Many, many years ago. I remember it very clearly. It was because of this that they let him leave the school at that time. They believed

I was the monster that lived in what they called the Chamber of Secrets. They thought it was Hagrid who opened the Chamber of Secrets and let me out."

"Then you...you didn't come out of the secret room?"

"I?"

Aragog said, obviously angry,

"I was not born in a castle, I come from a far away country.

When I had not hatched from the egg, a tourist gave me to Hagrid. Hagrid was only a child at that time, but he took care of me, hid me in a cupboard in the castle, and fed me

Eat the crumbs left on the table.

Hagrid is a good friend of mine and a good man.

It was he who protected me when people discovered me and held me responsible for the death of a girl.

Since then, I have been living in the woods, and Hagrid often visits me.

He even found me a wife - Mossag.

You see how prosperous our family has grown, and it's all thanks to Hagrid..."

Harry asked again: "So you've never - never attacked anyone?"

"No," the old spider said resentfully, "I have this instinct, but out of respect for Hagrid, I have never hurt anyone. The body of the murdered girl was found in a bathroom

.

And I had never seen any part of the castle except the cupboard in which I grew up.

We spiders like darkness and silence…”

"But then... do you know what killed the girl?" Harry said, "Because whatever it was, it's back to attack people now -"

Suddenly, there was a clicking sound, countless long legs were moving rustlingly, and huge black shadows were dangling around him.

It can be seen that they are a little panicked.

"That thing that lives in the castle," Aragog said, "is an ancient creature that we spiders fear most. I remember very well how I pleaded with Hagrid when I sensed the beast moving around the school. Let me go."

"what is it?"

Harry asked eagerly, because the rustling sounds around him became louder and the spiders seemed to be surrounding him.

"We won't tell!" Aragog said passionately, "We won't tell its name! I didn't even tell Hagrid the name of that terrible creature, although he asked me, many times."

Harry didn't want to press the topic again, especially when spiders were gathering from all directions.

Aragog didn't seem to want to speak anymore, and he slowly retreated into his hemispherical spider web, but his spider children were still moving slowly, inch by inch, towards Harry and Ron.

"Then let's go."

Harry shouted desperately to Aragog, hearing the leaves rustling behind him.

"Go?" Aragog said slowly, "I don't think so..."

"But - but -"

"My children obeyed my orders and did not harm Hagrid. But fresh human flesh came to their door automatically, and I cannot stop them from enjoying it. Farewell, Hagrid's friends..."

Aragog returned to his lair and fell asleep, and Jon did not stop the spiders.

If something really happened, he would naturally lend a helping hand. Lockhart, who was waiting in the shadows, and Snape, who was belatedly arriving, would not be watching, but he wanted to see these two. What should the child do?

After all, he is the savior, so he can’t let others save everything, right?

But the accident happened again.

The car that Jon thought was broken suddenly heard a high-pitched and long voice, and a dazzling light illuminated the entire depression.

It rumbled down the slope, its headlights flashing and its horn blaring, knocking the spiders aside; several were knocked backwards and countless long legs danced in the air.

With a harsh sound, the car stopped in front of Harry and Ron, and the door opened suddenly.

They quickly got in the car, taking their dogs with them, and the door slammed shut.

No one touched the accelerator, but the magic car didn't require them to do anything; the engine roared and they set off, knocking down more spiders.

They galloped up the slope and left the hollow. Soon, they were rushing through the woods. The car followed a route it was obviously familiar with, cleverly turning left and right, looking for the widest gap.

Harry turned to look at Ron and saw that his mouth was still open, as if he was screaming silently, but his eyeballs were no longer bulging.

"Are you OK?"

Ron stared straight ahead, unable to say a word.

They rushed through the low bushes with a roar, Fang roaring loudly in the back seat.

Harry saw that as they squeezed through a large oak tree, the mirrors on the wings were knocked off. After ten minutes of noisy and bumpy racing, the trees gradually thinned out, and Harry could see small patches of the night sky. Already.

The car soon stopped, Harry got out, patted it gratefully, and then it turned back into the woods and disappeared.

And deep in the forest, Jon has already begun his finishing work.