Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 152 Hagrid's Dragon Egg (Third Update)

April 19, 1992, the Easter holiday arrived.

Easter holidays are similar to Christmas holidays, both lasting about two weeks.

However, Easter holidays are generally not allowed to be spent going home, and they are nowhere near as relaxing as Christmas holidays.

With final exams just two months away, professors from all disciplines will assign a lot of holiday homework, and students will seize the time to review.

The final exams at Hogwarts are quite rigorous, and if you fail, you may have to repeat the year.

Last year, a young wizard in Gryffindor was so badly underperforming that he failed to make it into the second year, becoming the laughingstock of the entire school.

Therefore, during the Easter holiday, the most bustling place on campus was undoubtedly the library.

Jerry, of course, didn't have this problem, but he still spent most of his time in the library, not to study his lessons, but to find more spellbooks about fire magic.

He wanted to find a way to improve his Fire Dragon Spell and make it more powerful.

The result he desires is when he can summon ten, a hundred, a thousand, or even ten thousand dragons with a flick of his finger.

It's like transforming from the Rising Dragon Strike of Mount Lu to the Hundred Dragon Strike of Mount Lu!

How to Make a Flame Bigger with Magic by Seychelles Hilbert.

Among the countless bookshelves, Jerry finally found another magic book related to fire magic, and happily pulled it out, preparing to take it to the reading area to study it slowly.

At that moment, a huge figure wearing a mole fur coat suddenly appeared not far from him.

"Hagrid, you're here to borrow books too?"

Jerry watched as Hagrid hurriedly hid several books behind his back.

"It's Jerry! I'm just... just browsing!"

Hagrid's voice was clearly evasive.

"Looks like they got the dragon egg!"

Although Hagrid stopped quickly, Jerry's sharp eyesight allowed him to spot the books in Hagrid's hand: "Dragon Species in Britain and Ireland," "From Dragon Egg to Hell," and "The Dragon Taming Guide."

Based on his memory of the movie plot, Jerry immediately realized that Hagrid had definitely obtained the Norwegian Spinosaurus egg from Quirrell, who was disguised as a passerby.

However, he didn't immediately expose him, but instead smiled and said:

"Hagrid, could you take me to learn about the Thestrals sometime? I'm very interested in them!"

"Of course! I'm so glad you like them!"

When Hagrid heard Jerry mention Thestrals, a happy smile immediately spread across his face.

Actually, he disliked Slytherins quite a bit, but it was hard for him to dislike Jerry, who was also a Slytherin.

On the one hand, it's because Jerry's personality and behavior in all aspects make him hard to dislike; on the other hand, Jerry is also very interested in magical creatures.

Every time Jerry and the others went to his cabin, they would discuss topics related to magical creatures.

Moreover, he clearly discovered that Jerry genuinely had some knowledge of magical creatures and could be considered a magical creature enthusiast.

Few young wizards are interested in magical creatures, which is why he has a special fondness for Jerry.

Jerry nodded, chatted with Hagrid for a bit more about the habits of Thestrals, and then took his spellbook and headed towards the reading area.

Having watched both Fantastic Beasts movies, Jerry knows that many of the magical creatures in the wizarding world possess amazing magical abilities, which could be very useful in the future if used properly.

So while learning magic, he also took some time to study some spellbooks about magical creatures. When he went to Hagrid with Harry and the others, he would even talk to Hagrid, the master of magical creatures, about related topics.

Last time, at Jerry's request, Hagrid took him to see a Thestral and taught Jerry how to feed it.

"Oh, Merlin, I could never remember so much, it's just too difficult!"

As soon as Jerry reached the reading area, he heard Ron's pained complaints.

At this moment, Ron threw the quill pen aside and stared longingly at the clear sky outside the library window, looking like he was giving up.

Hermione, on the other hand, was diligently marking all her notes with different colors, preparing her own study plan.

Those who need to work hard have no motivation to work hard, while those who don't need to work hard are working even harder. Jerry sat down and looked at the completely different states of Ron and Hermione, and couldn't help but shake his head.

"Hagrid! What are you doing at the library?"

Ron, who had no interest in studying and was in a state of slacking off, turned his head and happened to see Hagrid borrowing books and preparing to leave, so he waved and shouted loudly.

Upon hearing this, Hagrid had no choice but to carry the book on his back and walk over.

Upon seeing Hagrid appear, Harry, who had been diligently working on his homework, put down his quill and began trying to extract some secrets about the Philosopher's Stone on the fourth floor from Hagrid.

Hagrid was at a loss for words when asked the question, so he could only secretly ask the others to come to the cabin later to talk in detail.

Therefore, an hour later, Jerry followed Harry and the other two to Hagrid's hut and saw the dark dragon egg in the fireplace.

Jerry paid no attention to Harry and his friends trying to get information about the fourth floor from Hagrid; his focus had been entirely on the dragon egg ever since he entered the hut.

The dragons of this world are indeed very powerful.

With their enormous size and immense strength, they can fly, breathe fire, and their claws and teeth are deadly weapons, some even possessing potent poison. Moreover, their tough hides and scales offer strong physical and magical resistance.

It is said that to subdue a fire dragon, at least ten Auror-level wizards would need to simultaneously cast a sleeping spell for it to have any effect.

Alternatively, you can use an eye-cursing spell specifically developed for fire dragons.

However, the Eye Curse can only temporarily blind the fire dragon, but it cannot render it unable to fight. If you're not careful, you can still be killed by its flames.

For Jerry right now, having a powerful fire dragon to assist in battle would be an excellent help.

However, the dragon also has a very bad drawback: even among magical creatures, its intelligence is relatively low, even lower than that of ordinary wild beasts.

This makes them very difficult to tame and hard to use as mounts.

Furthermore, they are extremely aggressive. Even if you start taming them from birth, you may still be attacked. Many wizards who specialize in researching and raising dragons have scars left by fire dragons on their bodies.

For example, Ron's brother Charlie Weasley.

Even so, Jerry still wanted a fire dragon because he felt that if he could make the dragon a little more obedient, it would play a significant role in the Avengers' first battle.

Moreover, perhaps in other small worlds in the future, we might find a spell that can control the fire dragon.

(End of this chapter)