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Chapter 605 Ciri and the Magical Beast Buckbeak

The next day.

The world of Hogwarts.

Diagon Alley.

Peter pushed open the door of Flourish and Blotts and entered the bookstore.

This is a large wizarding bookstore filled with bookcases that reach all the way to the ceiling.

The dazzling array of books made Ciri, who was following Peter, stunned.

"This place sells elementary wizarding books, but it may also be the only bookstore that provides textbooks for Hogwarts students, although the books required for Hogwarts courses are beyond the scope of what they sell."

Peter entered the bookstore while introducing it to Ciri.

“In addition, there are some strange and troublesome books here, such as the book that bites people (The Book of Monsters) and the book that is completely invisible (The Invisibility Book of Invisibility), so working here is also challenging.”

Ciri was wearing a plain long skirt and a dark open-cut top on the upper body. Her long legs and unique temperament quickly attracted everyone's attention after she entered the bookstore.

"So this world is also a world full of witchcraft and magical creatures? Teacher."

Ciri walked to the bookshelf, took out a book titled "Traveling with Vampires", and asked Peter curiously.

Next to this book "Walking with Vampires" was a book called "Wandering with Werewolves", and Ciri took them out together.

"Hmm, although the magic in this world is very different from the world on your continent."

Peter introduced himself to the other party and went into the bookstore.

"I know, Ciri, that the 'Celestial Conjunction' event broke out, and your world collided with worlds of different dimensions, causing the worlds to be linked and interpenetrated, which became the source of magic for the new world."

Peter picked up a few magic books and walked forward while saying to Ciri, "Some of the ancestors of mankind were the first to master the power of chaos, so the earliest group of magicians were born. This power of chaos is called "source power", but not everyone can possess it."

"Those who are naturally sensitive to this power are called 'sources'. After training, they can use it for their own benefit. Some people have amazing magical talents, but are naturally repelled by magic. Only when they encounter danger will their abilities suddenly burst out. This group of people are called 'source sorcerers'."

At this point, Peter turned around and said to Ciri, "Just like the 'Muggles' and 'Wizards' in this world."

Ciri nodded. She herself was the source of law and possessed the ancient blood.

She also heard the legend that those who possessed the ancient blood would change the entire world and create a new world based on it.

"When I taught you the runes yesterday, Ciri, your magic power showed signs of rioting. Sometimes you can't control the flow of magic power because you are the 'source of law'. The magic power in your body is too strong."

Peter paused here and said, "Perhaps some witchcraft books in this world can give you some inspiration on how to control the magic power in your body."

"I understand, teacher."

Ciri nodded.

She put the book "Traveling with Vampires" in her hand on the bookshelf, and while Peter was not paying attention, she put another book she had just discovered, Peter's autobiography written by Loki, behind her.

Peter didn't notice Ciri's little move. He picked up a few books and went to check out.

And Shirley mixed Peter's autobiography with a pile of books and went to the other counter to pay.

"Where are we going next, Sensei?"

After Ciri came out of the bookstore, she asked Peter expectantly.

"To Hogwarts School."

Peter replied to Ciri.

Since she promised to give Ciri a sword, the ready-made Gryffindor sword at Hogwarts would be the most suitable one.

Peter had no psychological burden at all when he snatched other people's things and gave them as gifts.

It is said that the Sword of Gryffindor was forged by the Elf King Ragnac I.

Although the elves in Hogwarts are not as tall and handsome as those in "The Lord of the Rings", they are also the best craftsmen in the world, and the Elf King is the most skilled among them.

King Ragnark I accepted a commission from Godric Gryffindor to forge a pure silver sword with a large ruby inlaid in the hilt.

Because the sword was so perfectly crafted, even Ragnak I, who had seen countless treasures, wanted to possess it for himself.

However, this sword has always been hidden in the Sorting Hat. According to the setting, anyone who inherits the unique spirit of Gryffindor College can become the successor of the founder and be able to pull out the Sword of Gryffindor from the Sorting Hat.

Back then, Tom Riddle wanted to make all the relics of the four Hogwarts masters into Horcruxes, but he couldn't find the Sword of Gryffindor.

Thinking of this, Peter looked towards Ciri.

Although Ciri is not from Hogwarts school, it is obvious that she is also a girl with courage.

Peter wanted Ciri to try and see if she could pull out the sword of Gryffindor.

As for if the Sword of Gryffindor was taken away by Ciri, would Neville Longbottom be unable to kill the snake in the future because of the lack of the sword?
If it really comes to that, he will naturally take action.

However, he really didn't believe that his four children would be unable to deal with the resurrected Voldemort.

Peter was thinking about this while talking to Ciri.

A figure as big as a hill came towards us, blocking the sunlight.

Ciri looked up in surprise, and what she saw was a giant over three meters tall.

Looking at the giant who suddenly appeared in astonishment, Ciri subconsciously took a step back.

"Mr. Padraic!"

Came the surprised voice of "Giant".

Peter looked up at Hagrid, who was wearing an oversized moleskin coat and holding a packaging bag.

"I didn't expect to see you here, Mr. Patrick."

Hagrid, surprised and a little reserved, came up to greet Peter.

"Hello, Mr. Hagrid, are you here to buy something?" Peter greeted Hagrid who was bending down.

"Yes, yes, Mr. Padrick, I'm going to buy some slugs and chicken bones, but I may not have enough money this time, so I have to go back to the forest again."

Hagrid scratched his head and said sheepishly.

"If you go back into the forest again, it might be dark when you get back."

Peter shook his head and casually took out a few gold Galleons and handed them to him, "Just consider it as a loan from me."

Seeing Peter lending him money, Hagrid said uneasily, "No, no, it will cost you too much, Mr. Padraic."

Although Hagrid refused, he still took the money at Peter's request.

"Anyway, Mr. Padrick, Miss Healy, thank you for your help."

After buying the slugs and chicken bones, Hagrid thanked Peter and invited them to visit his forest cottage in the Forbidden Forest.

Peter, who knew that this guy's dark cuisine was even more horrible than his own, was about to refuse, but unexpectedly, Ciri, who was curious about everything, immediately agreed.

When Ciri heard that Hagrid raised a large group of magical creatures, her curiosity was aroused.

"Teacher, don't you want to visit Mr. Hagrid's house?"

"No, just... you'll know when you get there."

Peter said vaguely.

The three of them soon arrived at Hagrid's Forbidden Forest Hut.

"I'm sorry I didn't clean the house very well."

Hagrid scratched his hair embarrassedly, apologized to the two of them, and touched the hound Fang's head.

After talking to the two of them for a few words, he quickly lit the campfire and started to boil water.

After pouring two cups of black tea for Peter and Ciri, Hagrid took out the delicious food he had prepared.

"what is this?"

Ciri looked at the sausages that Hagrid had grilled into a greasy and burnt state, and didn't know how to eat them, so she had to turn her attention to other food.

“This is rock cake.”

Hagrid put the cake on a plate and handed it to Ciri.

Out of curiosity, Ciri took the rock cake, put it in her mouth and took a bite.

"Crack!"

The next second, Ciri gave Peter a tearful look.

Her teeth were nearly broken.

Peter coughed, pretending not to see Ciri's gaze, and stood in front of the window looking outside.

A magical creature with an eagle head, a horse body, a pair of beautiful wings and a strange shape attracted his attention.

"Is this Buckbeak, Hagrid?"

Peter asked Hagrid, holding his teacup.

Hagrid stood up and called back, "Yes, Sir Padraic, it's Buckbeak."

Ciri also stood up, walked to Peter's side, and looked outside.

Buckbeak, with his peculiar shape and beautiful wings, immediately caught Ciri's attention.

"It's so beautiful!"

Ciri quickly put down the rock cake and asked Hagrid, "Mr. Hagrid, can I go over and take a look?"

"Of course you can, but you have to be careful, Miss Ciri. Buckbeak is a rather proud creature. He doesn't like being looked down upon. He has a bad temper."

At Hagrid's reminder, Ciri carefully walked up to Buckbeak who was licking his feathers.

She looked at the other person nervously and carefully.

"Miss Ciri, if you want to get close to it, you must bow to it first. It must be sincere. When it bows to you again, you can go up and touch it, and then you can ride on it. But you can't pull its hair, it will be unhappy."

Hagrid walked up to Buckbeak and gently comforted Buckbeak while speaking to Ciri.

“Can I ride it?”

Ciri asked excitedly.

"Of course, as long as you show enough respect."

"I will."

Ciri took a deep breath and glanced at Peter.

Seeing the encouraging look in his eyes, Ciri took a deep breath and bowed to Buckbeak.

Buckbeak seemed to be closer to Ciri and bowed to her in return.

"You can go up and pat it now, but go slowly, Miss Ciri."

Listening to Hagrid's words, Ciri walked forward gently.

She stretched out her hand and touched Buckbeak, who looked a little anxious.

As if sensing Ciri's kindness, Buckbeak gradually calmed down, lowered his head, and took the initiative to move closer to Ciri's hand.