The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

Recalling the content of the class, DeWitt walked out of the castle alone against the flow of people, and walked quickly to the edge of the Forbidden Forest under the dark sky.

He opened his eyes with some effort and saw through the night. In the distance, he saw a lighted stone house with a pointed roof in front of the dark forest. There was a light source in front of the window that reflected the yellow firelight, and a tall figure stood next to it -

—There is no other person of this size in the entire Hogwarts.

When DeWitt approached and was discovered, the tall man waved enthusiastically and shouted enthusiastically: "Come here! You worry-free child!"

DeWitt jogged a few steps, handed the note over, and said politely: "Good evening, Mr. Hagrid, this is a note from Professor McGonagall."

"I know," Hagrid took the note and stuffed it into the pocket of his thick coat without even looking at it. He showed a friendly smile to DeWitt and said, "Professor McGonagall has already told me.

Come down, you just need to follow me for a walk, past the junction of the castle and the Forbidden Forest." Hagrid stretched out his hand to outline the general area and then added: "You can just call me Hagrid."

"This is Yaya," he pointed to a big dog at his feet and said, "Although it is big, it is very timid, so don't be afraid."

The timid hound named Ya Ya wagged his tail as a greeting, whimpered twice and muttered a few words in a coping style: "Hello, hello..."

DeWitt didn't answer. He didn't want to explain why he could understand animals for a long time.

"Let's go," Hagrid patted DeWitt on the shoulder and said, "Be sure to follow me and Yaya closely, otherwise... you will be in danger."

"So what's in the Forbidden Forest?" DeWitt couldn't help but ask.

Hagrid seemed reluctant to answer this question: "Well... unicorns, centaurs and so on..."

"Will these harm people?"

"Ahem... no."

"Where's the danger?"

"There are other magical animals, but I only mentioned the ones that are harmless."

"Tell me, Hagrid," DeWitt made a rare request: "Tell me about it, I'm very curious."

"The common ones are Bowtruckles, and there are quite a few on the Whomping Willow in front of the castle. Although they are small, if you make them unhappy, they will poke out your eyeballs when you are not paying attention. They like to eat turtles.

, catch a few and give them to them and they will treat you as a friend."

DeWitt commented: "It doesn't sound very dangerous."

"There are basically no dangerous animals," Hagrid said with a fascinated smile, "I like all magical animals..."

"If nothing else," DeWitt said, "I like it too."

Hagrid didn't care what the accident in Dewitt's mouth was. He found resonance in their hobbies and quickly narrowed the distance between the two. Looking at Dewitt again, he only felt that Dewitt was a little more friendly on the original basis, and said: "Then I

Let me tell you a few more..."

From the dragon to the hippogriff, they walked back and forth on the inspection tour, and the two of them never stopped talking along the way.

"Let's go," Hagrid said with a big wave of his hand: "I'll take you to the gate of the castle. No, in this case, come to my room and drink some tea to warm yourself up before going back."

DeWitt refused, but Hagrid fell in love with this child more and more. He felt that no one could understand him like DeWitt did. This kind-hearted child who loved animals encountered such a major change as the loss of his father.

How unfortunate! Hagrid also lost his father. Every time he recalled his father, he felt that he could relate to DeWitt, and he wanted to give DeWitt some care.

However, in the end, DeWitt did not stay long, and his stubborn back left a deep impression on Hagrid again.

"We'll come back tomorrow..." Hagrid rubbed Yaya's head and muttered. It wasn't until he watched Dewitt enter the castle that he returned to his hut and muttered to himself: "Prepare some food for him...

…”

The first day of punishment ended like this. The level of fatigue was not high. After returning to the dormitory, DeWitt still had enough energy to read a book for a while. He hoped that his life would become more regular from now on, and he would find his way back to the dormitory little by little.

I want to uncover the truth, improve my abilities, acquire more knowledge, and live a peaceful life in a peaceful environment.

However, on Wednesday morning, not long after the two consecutive Potions lessons ended, Percy Weasley, the prefect of Gryffindor, came over and said to DeWitt very coldly: "At noon

Professor McGonagall wants to see you."

This is probably the way good students dislike bad students. They don't even want to call them names. After taking the words, Percy went somewhere else, I don't know if it was class or the library.

"What did Professor McGonagall want with you again?" Hermione asked worriedly.

Nowadays, only Hermione is willing to sit with DeWitt during class, and this Potions class is no exception.

"Perhaps the work-study program needs to be adjusted?" DeWitt was also surprised, but he immediately thought of his mistake - after lying to Professor McGonagall that "his mother was not feeling well", he did not tell Freya

· Did Feier have any explanation? Could it be that Professor McGonagall really talked to Ms. Feier and found that their words were inconsistent?

"Do you still need work-study?"

"It's not a bad thing to have money at any time." The money you get from the "Bockin-Bock" store is dead after all. Sooner or later it will be spent. It's not advisable to save money. Waiting for Faye

I don’t know how long it will take for Ms. Er to find a job that can make money. DeWitt said to Hermione: "I need a lot of magic materials."

"Do you also have to do experiments after class?" Hermione was shaken by DeWitt's attitude of loving learning. She said in surprise: "Even Professor Snape couldn't find fault with you in Potions class.

Do you still have to work so hard after class?"

This is not possible. She must not fall behind. If someone studies harder than herself, it means that she has not worked hard enough. Hermione's concept is so simple and strange. She was curious about which direction DeWitt would work hard, so she asked

Said: "Can we...be together?"

This is exactly what DeWitt was looking forward to.

Hermione was born as a Muggle. She has a clean net worth. She is talented and loves to learn, so her abilities are not wasted. She is kind and straightforward and easy to control. Her only regret is that she is too rigid and sticks to the rules. She always limits herself to the framework set by others.

, but this is easy to deal with. DeWitt thinks that as long as he doesn't violate school rules in front of her, it will be fine.

When he came to Professor McGonagall's office for the third time, DeWitt felt familiar with the temperature of the door handle, and he knocked just right. When Professor McGonagall inside let him in, he

Open the door with a mindset to welcome judgment.

"Mr. Walder," Professor McGonagall said expressionlessly, "I talked to your mother, Ms. Feyre."