Chapter 134 134. It's Intermission Time
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Po Sui Tai Di
Chapter 134 134. It's Intermission Time
Facing the siege of many eight-eyed spiders headed by Aragog, the "Oak Guard" began to fight with hands and feet.
Although its palms had been destroyed by Aragog, under Scott's control, the two arms intertwined with branches kept swinging like huge whips.
Bang!Bang!Bang!
Like a berserk giant, the "Oak Guard" will make a dull loud noise no matter whether it is whipped or stomped.
Soon hordes of spiders were being killed, with hairy spider feet and disgusting sap flying around.
"Don't back off!"
Aragog ordered all the spiders firmly.
"Kill that wizard! Avenge Mosag!"
Under his leadership, spiders, big and small, kept coming up one after another like a tide.
Scott, who was sitting on the top of the oak tree, frowned at this moment.
As the saying goes, two fists are hard to beat with four hands, and there are too many spiders gathered here now.
In particular, Aragog, who was about the size of a car, was so fearless that he collided again and again. The "Oak Guard" who was not flexible enough in itself could not dodge at all, and almost fell down several times.
"Tarantella dance!"
Scott repeated the old trick, and the light of the spell hit the big Aragog quickly.
Aragog immediately started to tap dance uncontrollably.
The "Oak Guard" whipped its arms towards its head.
At the critical moment, screams sounded, and a spider half the size of Aragog suddenly jumped up and stood in front of the whip.
With a muffled sound, the spider was sent flying and hit a nearby tree, spilling a piece of juice.
"Die!"
Aragog, who took the opportunity to recover, accelerated his charge in an instant, and with its huge and sharp pincers, one foot of the "Oak Guard" was finally crushed.
Afterwards, the treant who was standing unsteadily began to fall slowly.
The countless eyes of all the spiders stared at Scott at the top of the tree, and their pincers kept moving, making intensive clicking sounds.
clack clack clack...
"Catch the prey!" Aragog ordered again!
The spiders screamed in unison and raised their bodies.
In an instant, countless spider threads intertwined into a web, covering Scott.
At the critical moment, the wand in Scott's hand cast a transformation spell on his cloak, and then raised it upwards.
"Incendio!"
The gushing flames burned a big hole in the intertwined spider silk, and Scott's cloak automatically wrapped around his body and floated up, landing on another tree outside the spider circle.
At this time, the magic lamp was left in place, and the lighting spell light ball floating in the air had also been extinguished, and Scott could barely see something clearly.
The spiders completely smashed the "Guardian of the Oak Tree", turned around and crawled towards the direction where Scott disappeared.
"find him!"
He heard Aragog shouting orders.
"We can't let him out of this forest!"
Scott looked over under the hazy moonlight, and the spider swarm was crawling while spewing out spider silk, staining all the passing places with white.
Also, they advance quickly.
Scott took out his broomstick from the shapeshifting lizard pouch on his waist.
He wanted to confirm the situation of Professor Flitwick.
He rode a broom through the treetops and flew around the forest, but found no other movement.
Rimbaud still didn't show up, something must have happened.
But who could take or hold Professor Flitwick away?
And Ms. Gray is a ghost.
Scott was a little puzzled.
At least he hadn't heard of a wizard who had the means to deal with ghosts.
But he wasn't too worried, since Professor Flitwick was there after all.
Professor Flitwick is very strong and has rich combat experience. Unless Dumbledore or Voldemort personally takes action, other wizards can only delay him at best.
Even so, Scott can't do nothing.
After all, don't be afraid of ten thousand, just be afraid of what happens.
Scott hovered the broomstick in the air, quickly took out a notebook and a pen from the leather bag, and quickly wrote a line of words in the notebook.
He felt that it would be better for someone to inform Dumbledore of the situation here.
Someone should at least check on Professor Flitwick and Ms Gray.
After finishing writing, Scott took back the pen, took out another wooden block, and transformed it into an owl with transfiguration.
"Give this paper to my friends."
He tore off the page with the writing on it.
"They are probably still waiting at the entrance of the Forbidden Forest."
The owl standing on the handle of the broom nodded and flew away with the paper in its mouth.
Afterwards, he rode a broom to lower his height, slowed down and flew around again.
But he still got nothing.
Apart from spiders, he failed to perceive other magical creatures, including wizards.
At this moment, he heard a loud click.
Looking back, he found that the tree he had just landed on had also been brought down by the spiders.
"Keep looking! Find him!"
Aragog growled loudly.
"If we can't find that wizard, we'll attack Hogwarts!"
As soon as it finished speaking, all the spiders screamed excitedly.
Scott knew that Aragog would not treat wizards as food just because of Hagrid's face.
Now, completely enraged, it has no scruples.
We must find a way to solve it.
Scott thought.
He was not afraid that the spiders could harm the teachers and students in the castle, after all the professors in the castle were not easy to mess with, and Dumbledore was there.
He was more worried that if the spiders attacked Hogwarts, he would not be able to complete the contract challenge.
The current situation is clearly Medea's tricks.
The action encountered a change, and Scott, who was not too firm in the challenge, made up his mind at this time.
He must complete the challenge, break the oath, and get the reward.
Of course, it's hard.
It wasn't too difficult for Scott to kill the spiders, including Aragog.
But there are too many of those spiders!
If there are little spiders hiding, trying to find them in this vast deep forest is tantamount to finding a needle in a haystack.
Originally, he accepted this challenge because he thought that the group of eight-eyed spiders lived in groups, and there would be no need to search everywhere.
Unexpectedly, Medea made a move, causing someone to notify the spider group in advance.
I just don't know, with the wisdom of Aragog and Mosag, will the little spider hide somewhere else in advance.
Not only that, but Scott has to guard against the reappearance of troublemakers.
In other words, it was very likely that it was more than just making trouble.
He even remembered Snape's warning to himself after the Potions class...
It is not known whether there is a connection between the two events, but the possibility cannot be ruled out.
While thinking, Scott rode a broomstick up a certain distance and stopped in the sky.
In order to deal with possible hostile wizards, he must pay attention to rest and recover his strength.
He took out his pocket watch and checked the time, it was already 8 o'clock in the evening.
In other words, he must complete this challenge within 4 hours.
If it is just to clear those spiders that are gathered together, the time is certainly enough.
But if other obstacles are added, his time is not very abundant.
10 minutes later, after a break, Scott began to descend on a broom.
(End of this chapter)
Facing the siege of many eight-eyed spiders headed by Aragog, the "Oak Guard" began to fight with hands and feet.
Although its palms had been destroyed by Aragog, under Scott's control, the two arms intertwined with branches kept swinging like huge whips.
Bang!Bang!Bang!
Like a berserk giant, the "Oak Guard" will make a dull loud noise no matter whether it is whipped or stomped.
Soon hordes of spiders were being killed, with hairy spider feet and disgusting sap flying around.
"Don't back off!"
Aragog ordered all the spiders firmly.
"Kill that wizard! Avenge Mosag!"
Under his leadership, spiders, big and small, kept coming up one after another like a tide.
Scott, who was sitting on the top of the oak tree, frowned at this moment.
As the saying goes, two fists are hard to beat with four hands, and there are too many spiders gathered here now.
In particular, Aragog, who was about the size of a car, was so fearless that he collided again and again. The "Oak Guard" who was not flexible enough in itself could not dodge at all, and almost fell down several times.
"Tarantella dance!"
Scott repeated the old trick, and the light of the spell hit the big Aragog quickly.
Aragog immediately started to tap dance uncontrollably.
The "Oak Guard" whipped its arms towards its head.
At the critical moment, screams sounded, and a spider half the size of Aragog suddenly jumped up and stood in front of the whip.
With a muffled sound, the spider was sent flying and hit a nearby tree, spilling a piece of juice.
"Die!"
Aragog, who took the opportunity to recover, accelerated his charge in an instant, and with its huge and sharp pincers, one foot of the "Oak Guard" was finally crushed.
Afterwards, the treant who was standing unsteadily began to fall slowly.
The countless eyes of all the spiders stared at Scott at the top of the tree, and their pincers kept moving, making intensive clicking sounds.
clack clack clack...
"Catch the prey!" Aragog ordered again!
The spiders screamed in unison and raised their bodies.
In an instant, countless spider threads intertwined into a web, covering Scott.
At the critical moment, the wand in Scott's hand cast a transformation spell on his cloak, and then raised it upwards.
"Incendio!"
The gushing flames burned a big hole in the intertwined spider silk, and Scott's cloak automatically wrapped around his body and floated up, landing on another tree outside the spider circle.
At this time, the magic lamp was left in place, and the lighting spell light ball floating in the air had also been extinguished, and Scott could barely see something clearly.
The spiders completely smashed the "Guardian of the Oak Tree", turned around and crawled towards the direction where Scott disappeared.
"find him!"
He heard Aragog shouting orders.
"We can't let him out of this forest!"
Scott looked over under the hazy moonlight, and the spider swarm was crawling while spewing out spider silk, staining all the passing places with white.
Also, they advance quickly.
Scott took out his broomstick from the shapeshifting lizard pouch on his waist.
He wanted to confirm the situation of Professor Flitwick.
He rode a broom through the treetops and flew around the forest, but found no other movement.
Rimbaud still didn't show up, something must have happened.
But who could take or hold Professor Flitwick away?
And Ms. Gray is a ghost.
Scott was a little puzzled.
At least he hadn't heard of a wizard who had the means to deal with ghosts.
But he wasn't too worried, since Professor Flitwick was there after all.
Professor Flitwick is very strong and has rich combat experience. Unless Dumbledore or Voldemort personally takes action, other wizards can only delay him at best.
Even so, Scott can't do nothing.
After all, don't be afraid of ten thousand, just be afraid of what happens.
Scott hovered the broomstick in the air, quickly took out a notebook and a pen from the leather bag, and quickly wrote a line of words in the notebook.
He felt that it would be better for someone to inform Dumbledore of the situation here.
Someone should at least check on Professor Flitwick and Ms Gray.
After finishing writing, Scott took back the pen, took out another wooden block, and transformed it into an owl with transfiguration.
"Give this paper to my friends."
He tore off the page with the writing on it.
"They are probably still waiting at the entrance of the Forbidden Forest."
The owl standing on the handle of the broom nodded and flew away with the paper in its mouth.
Afterwards, he rode a broom to lower his height, slowed down and flew around again.
But he still got nothing.
Apart from spiders, he failed to perceive other magical creatures, including wizards.
At this moment, he heard a loud click.
Looking back, he found that the tree he had just landed on had also been brought down by the spiders.
"Keep looking! Find him!"
Aragog growled loudly.
"If we can't find that wizard, we'll attack Hogwarts!"
As soon as it finished speaking, all the spiders screamed excitedly.
Scott knew that Aragog would not treat wizards as food just because of Hagrid's face.
Now, completely enraged, it has no scruples.
We must find a way to solve it.
Scott thought.
He was not afraid that the spiders could harm the teachers and students in the castle, after all the professors in the castle were not easy to mess with, and Dumbledore was there.
He was more worried that if the spiders attacked Hogwarts, he would not be able to complete the contract challenge.
The current situation is clearly Medea's tricks.
The action encountered a change, and Scott, who was not too firm in the challenge, made up his mind at this time.
He must complete the challenge, break the oath, and get the reward.
Of course, it's hard.
It wasn't too difficult for Scott to kill the spiders, including Aragog.
But there are too many of those spiders!
If there are little spiders hiding, trying to find them in this vast deep forest is tantamount to finding a needle in a haystack.
Originally, he accepted this challenge because he thought that the group of eight-eyed spiders lived in groups, and there would be no need to search everywhere.
Unexpectedly, Medea made a move, causing someone to notify the spider group in advance.
I just don't know, with the wisdom of Aragog and Mosag, will the little spider hide somewhere else in advance.
Not only that, but Scott has to guard against the reappearance of troublemakers.
In other words, it was very likely that it was more than just making trouble.
He even remembered Snape's warning to himself after the Potions class...
It is not known whether there is a connection between the two events, but the possibility cannot be ruled out.
While thinking, Scott rode a broomstick up a certain distance and stopped in the sky.
In order to deal with possible hostile wizards, he must pay attention to rest and recover his strength.
He took out his pocket watch and checked the time, it was already 8 o'clock in the evening.
In other words, he must complete this challenge within 4 hours.
If it is just to clear those spiders that are gathered together, the time is certainly enough.
But if other obstacles are added, his time is not very abundant.
10 minutes later, after a break, Scott began to descend on a broom.
(End of this chapter)
