Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 377 Hidden Monster

Ron has always been a very emotional person. Even Harry, who has been with him for a long time and has been with him like a conjoined twin, cannot guarantee that he can calm his emotions 100%.

But Ginny knew his brother well, just as she knew that Ron had a picture of Aunt Muriel under his pillow.

"Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was founded by the descendants of Slytherin, one of the founders of our school." Although Ginny's words were simple, they hit Ron's sweet spot just right.

"Merlin's chest hair! Why didn't I think of that? According to seniority, Moon City is just the grandson of Hogwarts!" Ron regained his spirit in the face of Harry's puzzled gaze, while Ginny, who was standing beside him, covered her mouth and laughed.

"Harry, what is that?"

"That monster seems to be able to see us." Ron poked Harry on the way forward.

Harry looked in the direction Ron said. It should be a shop similar to the Fantastic Beasts Shop in Diagon Alley.

There was no one in the store either, and the boss and employees seemed to have gone for a stroll somewhere.

In the window, a very tall animal with silver-white hair was staring at them viciously. The animal looked very strange, and it could be said that there was no creature similar to it in the Muggle world.

But if I have to say, the only one that came close was the smaller bear.

"It can actually see us!" Ginny gave it the finger, and the creature slapped the window viciously.

"That's a Hidebelew, a powerful, dangerous magical creature that's almost impossible to kill. If its attack power wasn't very strong, I even suspect that it would make it so that no wizard in the magical community would dare to travel alone." Harry was very surprised and slowly controlled the skateboard to stop not far from the store.

"Really? Is it that dangerous?"

"Also, what's his connection with the invisible beast?"

"They all have silver-white fur." ​​Ron was skeptical.

It wasn't that he didn't trust Harry, but he had privately learned about magical biology since he lied about Ravenclaw having phoenixes and invisible beasts in his first year.

He had never heard of the name Hidden Beast.

This kind of creature must not be in the book, or there is no specific picture.

He could vouch for his knowledge of magical creatures.

Like the invisible beast, he knew that it was a magical creature from the Far East, herbivorous, gentle, invisible, ape-like in appearance, and covered with long silver-white hair.

He even knew a secret about invisible beasts - invisible beasts with blue eyes have a premonition that can detect danger in advance.

"it is true."

"If you have carefully read the instructions Ryan gave you in your mind."

“You’ll find its name familiar.”

"In the early 17s, a Hidden Monster of unusual strength and size was chased away by Isolt Sayre after it captured a young Pukki (later known to Isolt as William). Later, the same Hidden Monster killed the parents of Chadwick and Webber Boot, but was ultimately defeated by Isolt Sayre and Pukki William."

"Defeat, not kill."

"Isoltsay is a powerful witch, and Pukki, as a subspecies of goblins, also possesses powerful magic. But even so, they can only defeat it instead of killing it," Harry sighed.

"So what abilities does it have?" Ron asked immediately.

He looked cautiously at the hidden monster in the window, and felt a lingering fear when he thought that he was about to imitate Ginny and even go a step further and make a face at it.

"The Hidden Monster is a nocturnal monster that lives in the deep woods and feeds on humanoid creatures. It can change its shape, allowing it to hide behind almost any object, and can hide itself perfectly when encountering predators or prey."

"Oh, and it can turn invisible, just like the Invisible Beast," said Harry. "That's it?" Ron looked incredulous.

"Yes, that's it."

"Its ability to change its shape may sound simple at first glance, but in actual combat, it means it can dodge any of your spells by changing its shape."

"What's more, just like its name, it usually attacks you unexpectedly outside your field of vision."

"It's much better at hiding itself than the Invisible Beast, which is why invisibility cloaks are made from the hair of the Invisible Beast, not the Invisible Monster - it's too dangerous."

"No wonder it can see us - it's an expert at hiding," said Harry, knocking on the window.

The Hidden Monster in the window bared its teeth, scaring Ron behind Harry.

"What the hell does this guy have to do with the invisible beast!" Frightened Ron couldn't help but swear.

"It and the Invisible Beast?"

"Then let me tell you a story."

"It all has to do with Phineas Fletch, a bad guy who trades in contraband artifacts and animals. He originally wanted to transport an invisible beast he had trafficked to the New World to use in making an invisibility cloak. But the invisible beast escaped from the ship and hybridized with a stowaway ghoul. Their offspring fled into the forests of Massachusetts after the ship docked, and they still infest the area in large numbers today." Harry waved his hand.

"Well? Ghouls and invisible beasts aren't dangerous creatures, they're all very docile."

"What about the hidden monster?" Ron couldn't help but ask.

There was a ghoul, and he knew a lot about ghouls and invisible beasts.

He even dared to call himself an expert on them.

"Phineas Fletch is a jerk who enjoys being cruel to the animals he controls."

"The original parents of the Hideaway - the Ghoul and the Invisible Beast - were all abused by Fletch. I guess the Hideaway inherited its parents' hatred for wizards." Harry sighed.

"Harry, where did you see this?" Ron looked puzzled.

"Instructions. In Ryan's instructions."

"You know, the founding of Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the meeting of Isolt and her husband, William Pukki, and their adopted son Chadwick and Boot are all inseparable from the Hidden Monster."

"You should have known it when I told you the first story." Harry pouted.

The instructions were in their heads, but Ron knew nothing about them.

"Hey, there's just too much content." Ron scratched the back of his head embarrassedly.

"But it would be nice if Ryan could shoot all the knowledge we learned from grades one to seven into our brains like this instruction manual."

“That means I don’t have to read books.”

“I still have time to finish my masterpiece while I’m in school.”

"Maybe before I graduate, I'll become a great writer like Skywalker." Ron's eyes sparkled with hope.

"Shut up, Ron."

"We still have to go to the library!" Ginny, who couldn't get a word in and felt like a light bulb, couldn't help but say.

(End of this chapter)