Marvel's Magic Master

Chapter 97: Passing through a sea of ​​flowers without getting a single leaf on you

"So, you sent the giant eight-eyed spider named Aragog into the Forbidden Forest?"

Harry demanded.

Hagrid nodded.

"Yes, I also found him a wife named Mosag in the Forbidden Forest. They now have hundreds of offspring."

"As far as I know, magical animals like the Acromantula don't have the ability to petrify people."

George then added another sentence.

Hermione thought for a moment and said:

"Since Aragog is in the Forbidden Forest, the monster that came out of the Chamber of Secrets and attacked the students now is not the Acromantula, and the attack back then could not have been caused by Hagrid.

It’s a pity that no one else will believe this except us.”

To outsiders, the eight-eyed giant spider in the Forbidden Forest is not necessarily the one that Hagrid released from the Chamber of Secrets. There is no evidence to prove it.

After leaving Hagrid's hut and confirming that Hagrid was not the heir of the Chamber of Secrets, Harry and the other two became visibly more excited.

"Since Hagrid is innocent, can we find a way to help him?"

On the way back to the castle, Harry suddenly suggested.

Hermione seemed to have similar thoughts:
"As long as we find a way to lure out that monster and prove that it is not an acromantula, we can resolve the misunderstanding and clear Hagrid's name."

"But the monster seems to have not appeared recently. Could it be that it is over?"

Ron said a little worriedly.

When George heard the new content discussed by the three people, he couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

"As expected of you!"

Nowadays, there is no student in school who is not afraid of encountering monsters in the secret room. But you three are actually thinking about how to lure the monsters out.

Actually, although George lamented the recklessness of the three people, he had similar thoughts.

But he is different. He is not reckless. He has his own considerations.

He knew that the monster in the secret room was a basilisk, and he also knew that the basilisk had a fatal weakness.

The basilisk is the most terrifying magical creature that was hatched by ancient wizards by placing eggs in the stomach of a toad and using black magic.

Not only does it have deadly fangs and a huge body, but its eyes also have a terrifying magic that can kill anyone it glares at, and even those who reflect light will be turned to stone.

However, this powerful magical creature also has a natural enemy, that is the rooster. As long as it encounters a rooster crowing, the basilisk will basically lose any attack power, and may even be scared to death on the spot.

That's why Voldemort manipulated Ginny and secretly killed all the roosters raised by Hagrid in advance.

This Christmas, George returned to Diagon Alley. In addition to learning how to make wands, he also secretly bought several large roosters and raised them in boxes he made using the Traceless Extension Charm.

The purpose is to use it to deal with the basilisk when you cannot defeat it and your life is in danger.

Of course, if you just want to help Hagrid overturn the case, you don't have to really kill the basilisk. Just let everyone know that the monster in the Chamber of Secrets is a basilisk.

And he wouldn't use the big rooster trick unless it was absolutely necessary.

Because neither the box of the Traceless Stretching Spell nor the big rooster that was raised in advance is easy to explain.

But that was a story for later. The diary was still in Harry's hands. It would take some time for the basilisk to reappear after Ginny found and stole the diary. The most important thing for him now was to learn the Sharpshooter Spell.

Time flies, and soon it is February 14th, Valentine's Day.

As soon as he arrived at the auditorium in the morning, he found that the decoration of the auditorium had changed. All four walls were covered with large, dazzling pink flowers, and many heart-shaped confetti kept falling from the light blue ceiling.

"It looks pretty good. No wonder it's so popular among witches."

Looking at the little witches entering the auditorium with loving eyes, George couldn't help but admire Lockhart's ability in this regard.

At the same time, he also lamented that no matter whether they were ordinary people or wizards, as long as they were women, most of them could not resist these romantic scenes.

On the other hand, the expressions of some wizards were not so good. After Harry and Ron entered the Great Hall, they saw Lockhart wearing a bright pink robe. They looked disgusted and felt like vomiting.

As for the professors at the long table on the high platform, they seemed to be in a bad mood at the moment, especially Professor Snape, who looked as if someone had just poured him a large glass of bone spirit.

After most of the young wizards arrived at the Great Hall, Lockhart began his specially prepared Valentine's Day morale-boosting plan.

That is to use twelve dwarfs with golden wings, carrying harps, pretending to be the god of love, to send Valentine's Day cards to the little wizards in school.

If the little wizard has someone he likes, he can write a Valentine's Day card and give it to the dwarves. They will help deliver it to that person and, if necessary, they can also help read out the love confession.

Lockhart even encouraged everyone to ask Snape how to make love potions and to ask Flitwick about psychedelic magic.

George just watched the fun and didn't take any of it seriously.

After all, to him, his clone is still a child, and most of the students in the school are not yet adults, so he has no plans to fall in love.

Falling in love takes time, and right now he would rather spend his time learning magic.

There is no time for romance, but the opportunity to learn magic is not so easy to come by, and he doesn't take romance seriously.

His experience in his previous life told him that love was not a necessity. If he had physical needs, he could find someone to satisfy them. Afterwards, everyone would go their separate ways and be just passers-by in their own lives.

Ever since he came into contact with magic, he felt that magic was what he really wanted to pursue, and everything else had to take a back seat.

He walks through a field of flowers without getting a single leaf on him; this is his attitude towards the opposite sex.

"The Divine Edge is Shadowless!"

In the Forbidden Forest, George waved his wand, and a transparent sharp blade flew out from his wand, successfully hitting the fleeing mole in front of him, leaving its skin and flesh torn to pieces on the spot.

Page, who was flying above George's head, swooped over immediately, caught the mole in her mouth, and swallowed it in one gulp.

There were no classes in the morning, so after breakfast, George quietly came to the Forbidden Forest to practice the Sharp Edge Spell, and the objects of his practice were the various small animals in the Forbidden Forest.

Just like the Fire Spell if used improperly it will only be a small flame, but if used properly it can even turn into a sea of ​​fire, the same is true for the Divine Edge Shadowless Spell.

The beginner is like George now, he can only hit one at a time, and the power is average.

Once you have truly mastered it, you will be able to shoot out more than just one blade at a time, and the size of each transparent blade will be more than just this.

As long as the research is in-depth enough, it is not impossible to use a sharp blade to split a person in half.

So even if you have gotten started, you still need to study and practice regularly and not slack off.

He did not go to the Great Hall for lunch at noon. Instead, he ate rock cake in Hagrid's room. To be honest, if his physique was not far superior to that of a normal wizard and his teeth were not equally strong, he would not have been able to bite the rock cake.

But in terms of taste, it's really good, and Hagrid is not exaggerating.

(End of this chapter)