HP Approaches the Magical World

Naturally, there is no need to do any monitoring when flying. Jon and Stephen followed the three of them directly, keeping the altitude of the flight.

In fact, Jon roughly knew what would happen here, but Stephen wanted to see it, so he went with him to see it.

To put it bluntly, both of them are too boring. They are used to being busy, but they are not used to being idle suddenly.

The two of them are basically very close, keeping parallel with Harry and flying at low altitude. Flying lower consumes relatively less magic power. This is to take care of Stephen, otherwise Jon will fly higher.

But being close has its advantages, at least they can remember Harry and their conversation in detail.

The automatic recording quill is wrapped in magic and flies synchronously. Jon uses a little trick taught by Helga to allow the quill to maintain writing smoothly-in fact, he wants to use magic to create a gramophone ball , but this is too boring, and there is no fun in tracking.

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"I said, where are you going?"

Ron asked with obvious sleepiness while running.

"I suddenly remembered something."

Harry said as he ran, his face turned pale, as if thinking of some terrible sight, or something.

"We must go to Hagrid at once."

"Why?"

Hermione gasped, running as hard as she could, trying to catch up to the galloping Harry.

"Don't you think it's a little strange?"

Harry said as he hurried down the grassy slope,

"Hagrid said he wanted a dragon most, and a stranger just happened to have a dragon egg in his pocket?

How many people walk around with dragon eggs all day?

You know that's against wizarding law, don't you think they're lucky they found Hagrid?

How did I not think of this before? "

"What the hell are you trying to do?"

Ron asked, but Harry just sprinted across the field, towards the forest, without answering his question.

This is the disadvantage of information asymmetry. Even Stephen can guess the reason, but Ron doesn't know. Obviously Stephen doesn't know what happened before.

"But, shall we follow?"

Stephen floated on the grass, a little worried: "Hagrid won't find us, will he?"

"Hagrid's words, I'm afraid it's not easy to find us, just be careful, let's go."

Jon tugged on Stephen's sleeve, flipped the magic power in his body, strengthened the Vanishing Charm around him, and flew towards Hagrid's hut.

Hagrid was sitting in a chair outside the hut, his trousers rolled up, facing a large bowl, busy peeling peas.

"Hello," he said with a smile when he saw Harry and the others running, "The exam is over? Do you have time for a cup of tea?"

"OK, thanks."

As soon as Ron had finished speaking, Harry cut him off quickly.

"No,

We are in a hurry. "Harry's face was flushed, and his heart was beating so fast from running so fast, "Hagrid, I have something to ask you.

Do you remember the night you won Norbert at poker? What does the stranger you play cards with look like? "

"I don't know," Hagrid replied casually, not knowing what Harry was asking, "he won't take off his cloak."

Immediately afterwards, he saw the expressions of astonishment on the faces of the three children, and he couldn't help raising their eyebrows in surprise.

In the air on the side, Stephen also pricked up his ears, obviously wondering what happened to the dragon.

"What's so strange about that, the Hog's Head—it's the one in the village that always has some queer folks going about it.

That guy might be a dragon peddler, I never got to see his face - he's wearing a hood. "

Harry plopped down beside the bowl of peas, his voice trembling.

"What did you tell him, Hagrid? Did you mention Hogwarts?"

"Perhaps it was mentioned."

Hagrid frowned and tried his best to recall, "By the way...he asked me what I did, and I told him that I was the gamekeeper here...he asked a little bit, which animals I looked after... I just told him...then I said I've always wanted a dragon...and then...I don't remember exactly, he kept buying me drinks...Let me think again...yes, Later he said he had a dragon egg in his hand, and if I wanted it, we could play poker...but he had to find out if I was capable of dealing with the dragon, and he didn't want the dragon to go out and cause trouble... So I said to him, I can control even Lu Wei submissively, a dragon is nothing at all..."

"Did he seem—seem interested in Lu Wei?"

Harry asked, trying to keep his tone calm, but everyone present could hear his nervousness and anxiety.

"Yeah - interesting - how many three-headed dogs can you come across, even around Hogwarts?

So I told him that Lu Wei is actually very easy to deal with, as long as you know how to calm him down and play some music to him, he will fall asleep immediately—"

Hagrid's face suddenly showed horror.

"I shouldn't have told you this!"

He blurted out, "Forget what I said! Say—where are you going?"

Harry, Ron and Hermione had run away, and by this point even Ron had guessed what was going on.

Jon and Stephen followed behind them, and didn't look at Hagrid's appearance - it didn't matter, they wanted to know what Harry and the others would do next.

"I guess they'll go to Professor Dumbledore."

Stephen said while flying, but Jon didn't answer, but pulled him up and flew up a little bit - Stephen almost hit the defense field of an outdoor space in Slytherin just now.

"Be careful, we are in the sky now, if someone is inside, we will be discovered."

If it is on the ground, there will be no such problems, because these spaces seem to be independent. As long as you walk on the ground, if you do not search in a specific way, it is difficult to find these spaces, but if you fly in the sky, you will not have any problems. This kind of problem can easily break into the independent space of a certain academy, and then arouse the vigilance of space users. If it is serious, it may even be directly counterattacked by the space defense facilities and seriously injured.

The two "flying men" flew all the way to the gate of the castle before landing on the ground. Finally, they didn't have to worry about causing any traces here. They stood here for a while, and finally waited until the three of Harry ran over from the grass, and then got into the ground. into the hall.

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