Hogwarts: Don't call me Wandmaker

Chapter 29 Three-headed Dog, Lu Wei
After separating from the Weasley brothers, the Halloween party was about to begin.

At this time, professors and students are basically in the auditorium, and there is no one outside.

Xi Lun turned and walked towards the stairs, but when he passed the entrance to the underground classroom, he vaguely heard a dull sound and a faint stench.

It was obvious that the troll had been released and he had to hurry.

Without hesitation, Xilun immediately quickened his pace and ran upstairs.

He moved quickly, and the stairs cooperated well, so he reached the third floor with almost no effort.

"Ow!"

"Damn it, it's you stupid cat again, get out of here, get out of here now!"

At the same time, there were sudden bursts of cat meows and Filch's angry roars from upstairs.

The sound became smaller and smaller, and soon disappeared at the end of the corridor.

Xi Lun seized the opportunity and quickly went to the fourth floor.

This time, he didn't encounter any obstacles and easily reached the locked door.

He pulled out his wand and knocked on the door lock.

"Open the Alaho hole!"

no response.

Well, this was also a scene that Xi Lun had anticipated in advance... How could the door that Professor McGonagall could turn into an Animagus to guard be opened so easily?

Xi Lun decisively put away his wand and took out a green, branch-like object from his other pocket.

Bowtruckle, got it from Hagrid.

As a wand maker, Xi Lun learned how to deal with these little guys at a very young age.

After paying the price of two earth turtles, the Bowtruckle also got into the keyhole.

With a click, the door opened and Xiren breathed a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, Dumbledore probably didn't expect that someone could break in here, so he only cast an anti-unlocking spell. If he had been more cautious, he would have returned empty-handed this time.

Xi Lun quickly opened the door.

Although he had prepared himself mentally, Xi Lun still felt his legs go weak when he actually saw the three-headed dog behind the door, which was ten feet tall and as big as an adult elephant.

Three pairs of fierce eyes rolled around and looked over at the first moment. Three drooling mouths opened at the same time, and saliva dripped from the yellowed dog teeth like sticky ropes.

As if frightened by Xilun's sudden intrusion, the three-headed dog did not pounce on him immediately, but the next second, its three heads let out a deafening roar.

Without any hesitation, Xi Lun immediately took out the things he bought from the Weasley brothers, tore off the outer brown paper bag, revealing a crudely made toy inside.

It is indeed a toy, a harp-playing baroque, a bit like a Muggle music box. Although not as famous as The Tales of Beedle the Bard, it is also one of the childhood memories of wizard children.

Without the obstruction of the packaging bag, "Baruo" immediately began to play the harp happily.

As soon as the clear sound appeared, the barking stopped.

The three-headed dog's eyes began to droop, and it swayed a few times, then fell to the ground with a thud and fell into a deep sleep.

Looking at the three-headed dog lying there as big as a hill, Xi Lun calmed himself down and mustered up the courage to move forward.

When he got closer, he could still feel the hot breath exhaled by the three-headed dog, which was smelly and a bit disgusting.

Xi Lun held his breath, walked around behind the three-headed dog, grabbed its tail and pulled hard.

The three-headed dog suddenly trembled, and Xilun's heart instantly rose to his throat.

Fortunately, it didn't wake up.

Xi Lun patted his chest and bravely picked a few more places.

Xilun pulled away the longest hair on the lower back, front legs, and head.

The three-headed dog didn't wake up. Gradually, Xilun became bolder and reached into the three-headed dog's open mouth, grabbing a tooth that was almost three inches long.

It is impossible to pull this thing out. Xilun has other ways, but there is only one chance, so he must prepare in advance.

First, he opened the door to create the conditions for escape, then took away the toys to clean up the evidence of his presence. After doing all this, Xi Lun took out a wand from his pocket. It was a half-finished wand with only a small gap on the wand body that had not been closed.

"Forgive me, Lu Wei. I will make it up to you later."

Xi Lun apologized silently, put the wand between his teeth, and completed the final splicing work.

One,

two,
three……

boom!
The wand exploded, followed by the three-headed dog's painful howl.

Although the three-headed dog has thick skin and flesh, it cannot withstand an explosion close to the face, let alone in its mouth without fur protection.

Several teeth were blown off on the spot.

Xi Lun grabbed it with quick eyes and hands, and at the same time, he pushed hard with his feet. Before the big dog caught up with him, he rushed out the door without looking back, turned around, and locked the door in one go.

Listening to the roar from inside and the lingering warmth on the back of his head, Xilun felt a sense of relief and leaned against the door, breathing heavily.

Cherry wood, red hat nerves...what a fiery combination.

Although the process is a bit thrilling, the harvest makes it all worth it.

Xi Lun opened his hands, each holding a canine tooth about the size of his palm.

The unexpected gain was mainly because the explosion was much louder than Xilun had expected, so much so that both sides of the teeth flew off.

No wonder Lu Wei’s howl was so miserable just now.

Xi Lun felt a little guilty. When he had time, he would go to the school kitchen and get some meat to make up for it. He didn't know whether it would be fed while guarding the door here.

But that was all for the future. Now that the news had gotten out, he had to leave this troubled place as soon as possible before the professors arrived.

Then Xi Lun raised his head...

To be honest, he felt like cursing.

On the other side of the corridor, a giant monster about twelve feet tall was standing there, accompanied by a strong stench.

He was so nervous just now that his attention was focused on the other side of the door that he didn't smell the smell at all.

But why is the troll on... Oh, yes, in Quirrell's plan, the troll's target was the fourth floor from the beginning.

Without Harry and Ron blocking its way, it naturally made its way here smoothly.

After guessing the reason, Xilun wanted to curse even more, and what was worse was that the troll's ugly little eyes also saw him at this time.

Without hesitation, the troll instinctively walked towards this side, raising the wooden stick in his hand.

There was a troll in front and a room where the three-headed dog was locked up behind. Xilun was stuck in the middle and watched the troll running faster and faster.

A head-on fight... definitely wouldn't work. Not to mention whether he could win, the impact of a twelve-foot-tall behemoth running towards him would be something he couldn't withstand.

There was no time to think. Xi Lun gritted his teeth, slammed the keyhole, and shouted:

"Open it!"

Fortunately, Bowtruckle was still inside.

It also saw the giant monster rushing towards it, but was scared silly. After Xilun's reminder, the Bowtruckle woke up and stimulated its survival instinct, opening the lock faster than before.

Xiren pulled the door open with force, pulled off the pointed hat hanging on his robe with his other hand, and waved his wand.

"Wingardium Leviosa!"

The hat flew onto the troll's head, just covering his eyes.

The giant monster, whose vision was blocked, suddenly panicked and instinctively wanted to stop, but it was impossible for a twelve-foot-tall monster to stop easily.

Not only did he not stop, but he stumbled and his huge and clumsy body suddenly fell forward, crashing right into the open door.

……

(End of this chapter)