Hogwarts: The Strongest Animagus Ever

Aragog is already very old. He lies on the spider web. Only one of his eight black eyes has some vision left, and the rest have all turned white.

Snape stood in front of Aragog and said, "Aragog, you once made a covenant with Hogwarts not to harm humans, but you broke this covenant~¨."

Aragog is an alien eight-eyed giant spider. After settling in the Forbidden Forest, Hogwarts asked Hagrid to negotiate with him many times because of his ferocious temperament. In the end, Aragog decided not to eat humans anymore for Hagrid's sake.

"Wizards of Hogwarts." Aragog spoke, "I did not break the covenant. It was you who put the forbidden creatures in, causing this forest to be polluted by the evil aura. My descendants could not bear such temptation and were attracted by the evil voice, so they left the nest to hurt you."

"This is the wizard's mistake. It has nothing to do with the Acromantula."

Aragog's voice sounded very old, and his life was about to end.

A few small spiders scurried past Snape's feet. Snape frowned and continued, "Forbidden creatures, what are they?"

"¨' That cannot be said, wizard, you need to find it yourself. Of course, if you can't find it, don't blame my descendants."

"Although they obey my orders, they are still Acromanthus spiders after all. As Acromanthus spiders, it is their nature to eat humans."

Aragog moved his claws: "You should leave the wizard. The answers you are looking for are not here."

Snape looked at Aragog deeply, then threw his cloak behind him and walked out on the sticky spider silk.

He once again sat on the old spider's back.

"Well, wizard, I told you, the person you are looking for is not here." The old spider said as he crawled towards the cave entrance.

"If it weren't for Aragog's order, I really wanted to keep you in the cave. I haven't eaten human flesh for a long time. No, I should say that I haven't eaten human flesh since I was born. Maybe you can fulfill my wish."

Snape stood on the spider's back, observing his surroundings.

His intuition told him that Aragog was not telling the truth, and the Acromantula was planning to do something, and this thing would definitely be detrimental to Hogwarts.

The wand in Snape's hand was waving in all directions, and the spider under his feet was still chattering, as if it was trying to persuade Snape to leave a few pieces of meat by nagging.

At this moment, in the light of Snape's wand, he saw a top hat disappearing into the darkness! .

Chapter 244: The Vampire's Conspiracy!

The top hat almost flashed by, but was still captured by Snape's keen eyes.

Snape looked at the spot where the top hat disappeared, which was on the downward spider web.

"Wait a moment." Snape patted the old spider.

The old spider was chattering away, trying to persuade Snape to fulfill his wish of eating human flesh, even if it was just buying some human flesh for him.

It could provide Snape with some venom or something.

"I can promise you that," said Snape.

Eating human flesh is the nature of the eight-eyed giant spider. Upon hearing this, the eight-eyed giant spider's remaining eye immediately widened.

"Are you serious?" The old spider stopped and its claws kept making clicking sounds due to excitement.

"Of course, as long as you take me down to find those people." Snape said.

The old spider paused for a moment, as if hesitating. It stammered, "Oh, wizard, there are not many people here."

Snape was even more certain that Aragog was hiding something when he saw the old spider's attitude. He took out his wand and placed it next to the old spider's only remaining eye.

"You can think about it, but I won't give you too much time. If you agree, I will bring what you want and let you taste human flesh. But if you refuse, I will make your last eye disappear."

Snape poked his wand next to the Acromantula's eye.

The shell of the Acromanthus was somewhat hard. Although the wand poking its side did not cause the Acromanthus to feel any pain, some magical fluctuations released from the tip of the wand caused the Acromanthus to struggle desperately.

The old spider didn't have much choice.

But ae still wants to struggle.

"Wizard, if I die here, you will die too. Aragog will not let go of the wizard who murdered the Acromantula, even if it once promised you that it would no longer eat human flesh."

Snape held his wand, his voice was extremely cold, and there was no expression on his face.

“Death is not something to be feared.”

If possible, he would rather die now, so that at least he can pay for the mistakes he once made, and maybe he can even see Lily again.

"If you agree to help me, I will give you the right to stand in the sun and bring you everything you want. I think you should want to know the taste of human flesh, right?"

At the mention of human flesh, some sticky saliva began to flow out of the mouth of the eight-eyed giant spider.

Although Aragog forbids the Acromantulas to eat human flesh, most of them are very interested in human flesh, especially the old spiders.

At the end of their lives, they have almost no way to resist the desire to eat human flesh when faced with what their nature has always longed for.

"Okay, wizard, but I am only responsible for taking you where they want to go. The rest, haha." The old spider laughed strangely twice, as if there was some unspeakable secret hidden underneath.

"Of course." Snape put away his wand and fixed his eyes on the dark cave below.

"Hey, wizard, I really don't know why you want to go to this place. It's not wise, but if you die down there, I can eat you, right?" The old spider turned around and talked chatteringly.

Acromantulas can speak human language, but generally they still use spider language or spider silk to communicate, and almost no humans will enter their nests.

Since it was rare to meet a living person, the old spider was happy to have a good chat with the wizard before he died.

"There's nothing good down there, haha, wizard, I might as well eat you now since you're about to lose your life anyway." said the old spider.

Although it talked a lot of nonsense, it did not move very slowly, because it knew that Snape might lose his life down there, so maybe it could eat some human flesh?

Although the old spider was talkative, unfortunately Snape was not a talkative person. He was a silent, handsome man with a greasy hair, so he just sat on the spider's back, staring at the place where the top hat disappeared.

Charlotte followed Snape all the time.

His invisibility skills were very good, and Snape didn't pay much attention to the green light around him.

Rather than those strange spots of light, Snape was more concerned about the vampires moving downwards.

Charlotte was also very curious about what those vampires were going to do.

Things seem to be developing beyond expectations.

At first he thought that these guys just wanted to take advantage of the magical creatures riot in the Forbidden Forest to prevent him from having any contact with magical creatures again.

But now it seems that these guys have more than just this one purpose.

There's something hidden inside the Acromantula's lair, something only these guys know.

Vampires have existed for a long time, and the magical world knows more about vampires than wizards.

Charlotte passed by a spider. He looked at Snape sitting on the old spider's back and decided to go down and take a look.

Chapter 245: Mysterious creatures from the abyss!

The spider silk in the nest of the eight-eyed giant spider is interconnected and intricately intertwined. Charlotte was very careful when flying, taking care not to touch the spider silk.

After all, no matter how many spider silks there are, they are all connected together, which can easily alarm the spiders.

Although, even if I were exposed, those spiders wouldn't be able to find me.

Charlotte went around a spider silk and almost touched another spider silk hidden behind it. He flew carefully towards a larger space. After flying for a while, he saw the old spider and Snape catching up with him.

The old spider was still chattering on, this time talking about some interesting things that happened in their spider nest.

Charlotte looked at Snape's expressionless face on the old spider's back, not even a hint of impatience.

Charlotte couldn't help but give Snape a thumbs up, and then followed the old spider.

Perhaps because of the lighting problem at the beginning, he didn't know that the spider silk became denser as he went deeper, and it was very likely that he would run into the next one after bypassing one.

So, it’s better to follow the old spider.

Charlotte touched her nose, then sat in the air and followed the spider.

The wand in Snape's hand continued to glow. He looked at the dense spider silk below and said, "What's under here?"

The old spider was telling the love story of the 135th child of his next-door neighbor. When he heard Snape's response, he was stunned for a moment and said, "I think you'd better not know this."

In fact, the eight-eyed giant spider didn't know what was inside at first.

Because the eight-eyed giant spiders migrated in from outside, they built their nest in this place and then began to gradually expand the nest. Later, no one knew who opened up the nest below, making the scope of the nest become unusually large.

But at the same time, some strange things began to happen in the nest of the giant spider.

The old spider was talking bit by bit like a storyteller, and at this moment, there were several sounds of ropes breaking above them.

Charlotte looked up and saw some prey that were originally hanging above, including the spider web that wrapped the giant monster, suddenly hanging down from above, and several spiders cut the spider silk with their sharp claws.

The prey fell down like packages.

The old spider was not surprised. It continued, "It seems that there is something living down there. Aragog sent some Tuckers. Oh, yes, Tuckers are the second most powerful beings in our tribe after Aragog. They negotiate with the thing hiding down there."

"We send it some food every day, and it no longer kills our children. You don't know, after it appeared, we didn't dare to let our children go down there because too many Acromantulas were hunted by it."

Another prey wrapped in the spider web fell away from the old spider.

"But we have reached an agreement with it..." As he was talking, the old spider suddenly braked and laughed, "That is, give it food and so on. Anyway, we are almost there. When we reach the place ahead, I can't take you down. I can't go down without the order of Tucker and Aragog."

The old spider's words sounded a little hollow, but in fact, it was a little scared.

Although he said that he would eat Snape's body after he died, he actually didn't dare to go down.

Charlotte stared at the old spider. It must have hesitated just now.

The agreement reached between the Acromanthus and the thing below is definitely not as simple as throwing food and not hurting the Acromanthus.

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Otherwise, would this nagging guy stop talking?

I'm afraid it's just because this guy let it slip.

Charlotte sat in the air with her arms folded in the air, following the old spider down.

Snape seemed to have heard something wrong with what the old spider said. He said coldly, "No, you must take me down with you."

"Wizard, you are making things difficult for me. What if I go down and get eaten by it?" said the old spider.

"If you take me down with you, I can leave my body to you," said Snape.

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"I have a way to ensure that if I die, my body will belong to you alone... Spider."

The old spider was somewhat tempted. Originally, he had brought Snape down there to eat human flesh, and he was prepared to just pick up some scraps of meat.

After all, no one dared to take food from its mouth.

But since he could enjoy it alone, the old spider would definitely not miss this opportunity.

"Can you guarantee it? Wizard?,?'0"

"of course."

The old spider's claws clicked excitedly twice, and then he said, "Okay, wizard, I believe you."

The old spider suddenly turned around and said with a smile: "Originally, I wanted to take you to the place where it eats. Once you go down, it will know. After it eats you, maybe I can pick up some leftovers. But now, I will take you to a secret passage I found."

"This secret passage will lead us to the bottom smoothly without being discovered by it."

"But wizard, don't blame me for not reminding you. The creatures down there are very dangerous, very dangerous, much more dangerous than the giant eight-eyed spider." Qian.

Chapter 246: Give me your body!

After a few reminders, the old spider jumped off the spider silk near the bottom.

"Wizard, stop lighting your wand. If it finds us, we will definitely be eaten by it."

The light at the tip of Snape's wand went out, and the surroundings suddenly became dark.

The old spider crawled down the rugged wall beside it. As it crawled, Charlotte, who had been following behind, heard some strange noises.

The sound was the sound of some creature eating, and the sound of all kinds of random things crawling.

The old spider crawled forward carefully, and in a short while it reached a place close to the ground.

"Five Three Seven" "Here we are. You have to be careful. I will stay here. If you keep your promise, please come here at the last moment before you die. Of course, if you are not willing to keep your promise, I can probably eat some leftovers." said the old spider.

Snape got off the spider's back and his wand lit up again, but this time the brightness was very low, so as long as he was careful he would not be discovered.

Charlotte also landed from the air. Snape leaned against the wall and carefully stuck his head out to see what was happening over there, while he walked out carelessly.

The hole below the eight-eyed giant spider cave covers a large area, about half the size of a football field.