The Trinity of Harry Potter

“That’s it for today!”

Panting, Lan Malok broke away from the battle circle and disappeared into the morning mist.

"I didn't use my divine power, why are you running?" Kano shouted loudly, "I also know that before you help me train, you first found someone to accumulate status, so you can't withstand my attack?"

A curse word came from the fog: "I'm quitting! Just wait for Lancelot!"

Kano scratched his head, and the little unicorn let out an extremely uncharacteristic, convulsive laugh. Kano slapped the horse on the head.

"Be careful with your image, otherwise your parents will definitely think that I have brought up their child."

The little unicorn was in adolescence, but showed no signs of rebellion. He hummed twice and returned to his elf-like and demure appearance.

At this time, a loud arrow shot up into the sky, and Kano could tell that this was the centaur tribe calling him.

Soon, he and the little unicorn came to the door of the centaur tribe, and the centaur Abby, who had become a grown-up girl, came up to them with a somewhat panicked expression.

"Is there something urgent?" Kano asked quickly.

"Come with me quickly, dad and Firenze have already passed."

Kano saw Ronan wink at him inside the tribe gate, and knew that the elders had arranged for the people to stay behind.

They quickly arrived at the target location and found that Hagrid, whom they had not seen for a long time, was surrounded by a group of centaurs, with several wounds on his face bleeding.

"Hagrid?" Kano quickly ran to the encirclement and helped him up, "How are you doing?"

"It's okay, it's okay."

Hagrid shook a bit, and Kano quickly stabilized himself with strength. In other words, Kano's physical fitness was good, and someone else would have been crushed to the ground.

Although the centaurs surrounded Hagrid, they all faced him with their buttocks facing him, and all the bows and arrows in their hands pointed outward at a huge creature in the shadow of a certain hillside.

"Hagrid, what the hell are you doing?" Bain's black tail flicked impatiently, "What the hell is that? What the hell did you get up to again?"

"That's not a thing!" Hagrid argued loudly, and then "lowered down" with a guilty conscience, "That's my brother."

"A giant? You brought the giant back to the Forbidden Forest?" Even Firenze's voice became excited at this time, "Everyone he will disturb will have no peace!"

"But he is too short. If he is sent back to the tribe, he will die." Hagrid shook his head stubbornly, like a black-haired lion scratching an itch, "And he is very docile."

The "short" giant seemed to hear some noise and stood up from the shadows with a yawn.

Kano looked at the other person carefully and found that he was nearly five meters tall and had the same shaggy hair as Hagrid, a round head and two striking ears.

If you ignore the rotten teeth, they look quite happy.

"Hai~ge."

He rubbed his eyes, shouted Hagrid's name happily, and stumbled towards him, like a dump truck full of sand and gravel.

The centaurs dispersed at Kano's signal. Kano himself did not make any move, but stared nervously at the giant.

The giant braked suddenly, plowing two deep grooves in the ground with its big feet, but in the end it knocked Hagrid violently away.

Hagrid was strong and got up immediately, chatting with the giant.

"Grawp, good boy." Hagrid wiped his nosebleed and pointed at the giant to introduce to everyone.

The giant named Graup extended a friendly slap to Kano, but Kano failed to exert any force and was pushed over.

Graup immediately became interested and stretched out his hand again to Kano, who had just gotten up.

Abby and the little unicorn both wanted to stop them, but Bain stopped them.

This time, Kano used all his strength, grabbed Graup's palm, threw him over his head, and threw him to the ground.

"Hagrid, how do you say 'I am the boss' in giant language?"

Hagrid spoke in confusion, and Kano repeated it twice. He dragged Grawp's big head and looked into his small eyes and said it twice more.

Grawp seemed to understand something and stood behind Hagrid with a low eyebrow.

In this way, at least it will be ensured that Graup will not accidentally kill someone when he sees a human being with a similar size to Kano.

After all, a "weak" person can knock him down when he gets angry.

Kano asked Hagrid to act as an interpreter, and with the help of the centaurs, he drew a large enough place for Grawp to move around in it.

If you dare to cross the line, beat him.

Kano uprooted several thick old trees in front of Grawp, turning him into a little fanboy who admired strength.

Of course, he didn't see Kano quietly put the trees back into the original pits, and also sent some magic power to them to make them greener.

"It's done." Kano sighed, "Did you report it to Dumbledore when you came back?"

"Uh, not yet." Hagrid blocked his bleeding nose with a handkerchief, "I'll go there now."

"Hagrid, I must remind you that if you bring these messy creatures into the Forbidden Forest again, you will completely lose the friendship of the centaurs." Firenze said seriously.

"That's my brother, not a mess..."

"If we hadn't taken this into consideration, we would have gone to war today!" Bain sang angrily, blushing, "Thank you Kano, otherwise this giant would have died in the Forbidden Forest sooner or later."

Although Hagrid was angry, he also knew that he was in the wrong.

In the past, Kano helped deal with the batch of Acromantulas, but now Grawp has also been temporarily tamed by Kano. This is a huge favor.

Hagrid decided to go back and make a batch of rock cakes to send to Kano.

Not knowing that Hagrid was planning to "murder" him, the two came to the principal's office.

Dumbledore was drinking the steaming potion with Snape's help, looking more and more like a real centenarian.

"Hagrid, it's been a hard journey. How are things going with the giants?"

Hagrid touched his head in shame: "We failed to persuade the giants not to participate in the war, but there are not many giants left now."

Hagrid told everyone that his and Madame Maxime's mission went smoothly at first. After arriving at the giant settlement, they successfully made the giant leader Cacus have a good impression of Dumbledore's side.

But then the Death Eaters came. Since Voldemort was in urgent need of help, and the giants did not recognize gold Galleons and only liked magical creations, they came up with a large number of good things that were difficult to cash in, but were enough to dazzle, which completely impressed them.

The giant leader.

"But they were happy too early, because they were too generous, which directly inspired the greedy nature of the giants." Hagrid shook his head, "The giants first started a civil war over the treasures, and then they wanted to capture a few Death Eaters and exploit them.

Give away all the treasures."

Kano listened carefully. Because the Death Eaters brought more treasures, the battle was more intense than in the original book, and the giants of this tribe were almost wiped out.

"Kakus died, and the leader became Gao Gaoma, but there were only three or five giants left in the entire giant tribe."

Hagrid's expression became very complicated. From this point of view, even if these remnants sided with Voldemort, it would not be helpful.

"Thank you, Hagrid." Dumbledore nodded, "Go and have a rest."