The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

The fairy's sad expression froze, and after a moment, her tears became more and more violent: "Ah..." She sighed: "What a greedy person. Unfortunately, I am not an almighty wishing machine, and I cannot make wishes out of thin air."

Make up a living creature."

DeWitt asked: "What can you do?"

The fairy in the lake blinked in confusion.

"What on earth are you?" DeWitt thought there was a problem, so he asked again.

Hermione couldn't bear it anymore. She couldn't bear to see the Lake Fairy cry and wanted to smooth things over, but DeWitt raised his hand and blocked it in front of Hermione's nose. Affected by the heat radiation and the will shown by DeWitt,

Hermione obediently shut her mouth.

"I am... a fairy," now she has to use the word fairy to call things coming out of the lake. She no longer wipes her eyes, although the tears are still flowing: "I was born... from here."

DeWitt looked at Hermione - he had never heard of fairies, but Hermione had read a lot of books, but she shook her head and began to look at fairies suspiciously.

"So...you came from nothingness?" DeWitt asked.

The fairy suddenly felt a little scared. Of course, she didn't realize that her desire to retreat at this moment originated from fear. She just followed the instinct born in all life in the world and felt that there was danger ahead. At this time, she even forgot to cry and stared.

My eyes were widened, and the curtain-like eyelashes were clearly defined and trembling, and I said: "I... don't know."

This answer reminded DeWitt of the former Mrs. White. The emotion on his face gradually faded, and his inner thoughts sneaked into the bottom of his mind, saying: "Then this goes back to the first question. If you want to repay me, I want to

You can’t do it, what can you do?”

"I... can give you a sword," the fairy said: "From now on, you will be victorious in every battle."

"Can I inspect the goods in advance?"

The fairy grunted, and she pulled out a two-handed sword from the middle of her tender white chest, from the dazzling, aura-filled, reflective white flesh. The sword grid was "V" shaped, with the tip tilted toward the tip of the sword.

There is a golden light flashing on it, like a translucent shell made of extremely thin gold sheets, which is loose and swaying - overall, the sword is relatively simple in physical form, but the special effects are good.

"Not very good," DeWitt belittled the weapons sent by the fairies. He wanted to see if there were any better ones: "Is there anything else?"

Also.

This time the fairy dived into the water aggrievedly. She took out a dry and clean white paper from the water. The cover of the book was made of stone. She introduced: "There is magic in this."

DeWitt was still not satisfied, he asked: "Is there more?"

This time, before the fairy could answer, DeWitt suddenly had a bold idea. He laughed and was excited about his next attempt: "Are you kind?"

The unicorn was tired of DeWitt's "ignorance" and simply lowered his head, not bothering to show contempt.

The fairy nodded, she was modest in the face of praise.

"So, do you possess other virtues?"

The fairy tilted her head in confusion. She didn't know what DeWitt wanted to do, but she was indeed untainted. If she could be respected and trusted by unicorns, she must be reliable.

"Yes, you must be loyal, communicative, and keep your promises. Then the last point," DeWitt asked: "Are you... strong?"

"I think you are strong," he then affirmed, solidifying the standards and making the conditions clear: "Of course, you are also very beautiful...beautiful, very beautiful..."

Hermione pursed her lips and glanced at DeWitt with her peripheral vision unhappily, but she knew that DeWitt had reached a key point and could not be disturbed.

"In that case," DeWitt looked down at the fairy, it was time to see him, and heard him say happily: "Why don't you come and be my pet?"

From this point of view, the fairies do meet DeWitt's requirements for pets, but this is inappropriate no matter how you look at it - how greedy.

So the unicorn dug its hooves at the ground anxiously and growled lowly. But the fairy was thinking about the feasibility of "becoming a pet". She thought about it very seriously, and then said: "I can't leave here, I can only stay here."

In this pond, cry and cry."

"So the pond is filled with your tears?" Hermione asked: "Why are you so sad?"

"No, that's not sad," the fairy said: "I was born in a pond of tears in the Valley of Tears. The pond is full of tears. I think the meaning of my birth is to cry and replenish the pond with tears."

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"This is so pitiful," Hermione said sympathetically, "You want to leave too?"

The fairy said honestly: "I never thought that if I left, maybe this place would dry up? I didn't want that, and I couldn't leave the pond. When I came out of the water, it was the same moment I dived under the water."
"This is like a constraint - it can also be said to be a curse, or you have been bound by a certain oath since birth," DeWitt has seen similar situations, which is similar to the soul-trading contract signed by demons and humans.

It's wonderful, so the fairy spirit is probably controlled by others, or has unintentionally accepted certain conditions without awakening consciousness and cannot leave. He analyzed: "Finding the source can release the bondage. In return, you can be my pet."<

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"This is... a life!" After hearing this, Hermione had already understood the specific situation. After clarifying the relationship, she was very unhappy that DeWitt was talking about "pets" to the fairies, and he was submissive in his words.

Domestication, while showing no respect for intelligent creatures from DeWitt, made Hermione uncomfortable. She wanted to correct DeWitt's view: "You should ask her her own opinion."

"Of course," DeWitt said, "I don't usually force people - but if you want to leave," he said to the faeries, "take the 'pet' on the same terms you and I have agreed.

Identity."

"Use promises to fight promises," DeWitt explained to Hermione: "Looking at the way she took out the items, I felt that fairies have abstract abilities similar to those of wish fulfillment, so corresponding... In this way, you give it a try and let me

See how you 'dive under the water while leaving the water'."

Leaving the water starts from the top of the head and is not completed until the toes leave the water. The fairy is not mean-spirited and has a good temper, so she gradually rises - forgive me for not describing the process in detail - at the moment when she is completely out of the water.

, DeWitt and Hermione felt the suffocation of diving underwater at the same time.

At this time, with the water surface as the boundary, the feelings brought by the upper and lower parts suddenly reversed, and the bitter breath of tears rushed straight to the forehead, but the clothes and hair were not wet. Apart from the changes in touch and smell, DeWitt and Hermione saw

Everything is normal. Because of the appearance of the fairy, the water under her feet is now full of white light. Similarly, only the fairy will complete the reversal of the water surface at the moment she comes out of the water. The part of her body that comes out of the water is already in the water.

On the surface of the water, and also under the surface after the reversal, she was trapped in an endless cycle.

Now the fairy is also stepping on the water, but she is stepping on the water in the water. After rolling gracefully in the water, she comes up again and says sadly: "This process is like this."