I swung a sword at Hogwarts

A traveling cloak that could be used as a blanket was placed on the back of the chair, and it was obvious that Hagrid had just returned.

He limped to the stove and placed a kettle on the fire.

Harry looked closely at Hagrid and noticed that there was a very large suit of armor in the room.

"What's happened to you, Hagrid?" It looked like it was tailor-made for Hagrid. "What is this?"

"It's all right, it's all right!" Hagrid said quickly, but it was hard to be convincing when he said this with this face.

"Here," Hagrid had just returned. He walked to the armor, took a letter from the table, looked at it, and said happily, "This is a gift from John."

After saying that, he exclaimed, "It's actually goblin craftsmanship."

"Hagrid, were you attacked?" Ron looked at his miserable appearance, but Hagrid insisted that he was fine.

Hermione wanted Hagrid to go and see Madam Pomfrey, but Hagrid was unwilling to go.

He seemed to be hiding something and took out a piece of fire dragon meat and put it on his face.

Dragon flesh has a pain-relieving effect, although Hagrid didn't want to say that.

But Hermione still guessed it, "Was it the giant who hit you?"

Hagrid's hand loosened and he looked at Hermione in shock, wondering why she knew that.

"Who said giants? Who did you talk to? Who told you?" Hagrid said panicked.

"We guessed," said Hermione.

Harry and Ron nodded as well. After all, only a giant could beat Hagrid.

"Did you go find the giant, Hagrid?" Harry asked.

Soon, Hagrid, who had grown up drinking truth serum, explained the whole story.

He did go find the giant and negotiate with him.

Dumbledore asked him to win over the giant and bring gifts.

He and Ms. Maxime crossed mountains and rivers and spent a month to find the giants.

"Why don't you use a portkey?" Ron wondered.

"We need to be careful about our presence, Ron," said Hagrid. "The Death Eaters are looking for the Giant, too."

Along the way, neither he nor Ms. Maxime used magic.

They announced to the public that they were going to Beauxbatons.

Then from France to the residence of the giants.

However, after finding it, there were still some twists and turns.

Not long after the first giant leader was contacted, he was killed by another giant, and the new leader was very unfriendly after taking over.

Hagrid was still being pinched, and if Madam Maxime hadn't been there, something would have probably happened.

They later discovered that the giant had come into contact with the Death Eaters, causing Hagrid to be forced to hide in a cave for several days.

Hagrid still failed to win over the man, and finally had to leave.

The story is very exciting, but the three little ones still have doubts.

If Hagrid didn't fight the giant, why was it so tragic?

Hagrid repeatedly stressed that he was not attacked, so how did he get injured?

After the three kids finished their conversation, there was a knock on the door.

They hurriedly hid, and then saw Umbridge.

...

John saw Umbridge coming out of the cottage, and he used the Disillusionment Charm to disappear into the snow.

Tom's eyes widened. After turning around a few times, it finally dug a hole and buried itself in it.

Umbridge didn't notice as she passed by.

John came to the outside of Hagrid's hut and heard Hagrid's casual voice inside.

"Danger?"

"Don't be silly, I won't give you anything dangerous, I mean, they can take care of themselves."

"Hagrid, you have to pass Umbridge's inspection. It would be much better if she saw you teaching us how to find Ponlock, how to distinguish between hedgehogs and prickles, etc." It was Hermione's voice.

"That's not very interesting, Hermione," Hagrid's voice sounded, "I have something much more magical prepared. I have been raising them for many years. Well, John has also helped me raise a lot of them during this time."

"I beg you, Hagrid." Hermione was almost desperate.

John listened to everything and realized that Hagrid probably wanted to bring those dangerous magical creatures to class again.

After all, Hagrid's aesthetic is different from others.

After thinking for a while, John knocked on the door.

There was immediate silence from inside, and Hagrid came to open the door after a while, with a look of vigilance on his face.

Hagrid laughed when he saw John slowly reveal his figure.

"John, I see the gift you gave me."

Hearing that it was John, the three little ones hiding under the invisibility cloak breathed a sigh of relief.

Hermione wanted to come out, but Harry held her back and signaled her not to make a sound.

Hermione glanced at Harry in confusion, and Harry wanted to see what John and Hagrid were talking about.

It was sort of revenge for the last time in the bar when John overheard the DA's conversation.

They saw John's face fall when he saw Hagrid.

Seems to be angry.

"Were you beaten?" John's voice rang out, colder than the wind and snow outside.

Ron shuddered and felt the temperature drop a few degrees.

When Hagrid heard this, he hurriedly said, "No, I'm fine."

John walked into the cabin without saying a word, and when he found that the three little ones were not there, he knew it was the invisibility cloak.

Not caring about these, John glanced at the fire dragon meat that Yaya was about to steal and his face darkened.

Hagrid told John about his search for the giant.

In his opinion, since Harry and the others already knew about it, there was no problem in telling John.

After hearing this, John's face looked even worse.

There was danger in his tone, "You mean to say that Dumbledore just asked you to go find the giant?"

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Chapter 308: Gaffes and Weakness

"Yes, I did." Hagrid was a carefree man and he hadn't noticed the chill in John's tone.

The three little ones felt it.

Ron said in his lowest voice, close to Harry's ear, "Why does he look so angry?"

Harry didn't know either, and John's address to Dumbledore caught his attention.

Hermione felt more and more uneasy. She could hear that John was dissatisfied with Dumbledore.

Hagrid invited John to sit down and poured him a cup of tea with boiled hot water.

Under the gaze of the three little ones, the boiling hot tea was steaming in the cup.

As Hagrid pushed the tea to John, the tea quickly cooled down and a layer of frost formed on the surface of the cup.

"Just like that?" John's face showed no emotion. "Without any preparation?"

"We brought presents," said Hagrid.

John interrupted him with a sneer, "Only gifts?"

"Ah?" Hagrid was stunned. What else could it be?

John said solemnly, "What about your safety?"

"What, I'm safe," Hagrid retorted.

John looked at Hagrid and said, "That's a giant, brutal and bloodthirsty. Dumbledore didn't even give you any defense?"

"We're fine," Hagrid muttered.

"There are not only giants there," John said coldly, "but also Death Eaters."

Hagrid still said that he was fine.

John was angry, pointed at his face and shouted: "You are hurt, Hagrid."

"Dumbledore sent you on the most dangerous mission without ever considering your safety!"

A dark aura flashed in his eyes, and John said grimly, "Is everyone's life not worth mentioning in Dumbledore's eyes?"

"John?" said Hagrid incredulously. "How could you say that about Dumbledore?"

"You're my friend, Hagrid!"

John roared, "I won't let anything happen to my friend like this!"

"Click."

The cup cracked and the tea inside turned into ice.

A dark aura was floating around John.

Hagrid was startled and didn't know what to do.

The three little ones' hearts skipped a beat. They had never seen John in this state.

In the past, John always appeared to be very rational, and he had never lost his composure like this.

Hagrid's injury irritated John.

The fire kept reappearing in his mind.

Hagrid's miserable condition, being able to beat a half-giant into this state.

What a dangerous thing that would be.

And what about Dumbledore?

He just let Hagrid pass.

No help, no equipment, not even any protection.

"John."

Things in the hut began to tremble.

It was like an earthquake.

"I'm all right, really, John," said Hagrid hastily.

He was like a big brown bear holding an embroidery needle, not knowing what to do.

"Yeah, Dumbledore, you are still as confused as ever." John said to himself.

When Harry heard this, he shouted angrily, "Dumbledore is not confused."

He took off his invisibility cloak, and the three little ones were revealed.

"Not confused?" John said coldly, "He asked Hagrid to go find the giant and didn't even offer a little help."

"That's, that's..." Harry wanted to argue but couldn't find the words.

John continued coldly: "Those are giants, cruel giants. Why are giants exiled? Because of their cruelty. Dumbledore gave them a lucky break."

"Hagrid's injury is the best proof. Dumbledore asked him to meet the most brutal giant, bringing only gifts but no weapons."