Chapter 2802 Red Hunger (4)

Barnaby often wears 3 rings on his hands, which looks like some kind of teenage grotesque attire, but think of the dark magic items everywhere in his house, those 3 rings...

"What are you looking at?"

Pomona looked at Severus Snape, who was glaring at her.

"Where's your friend?" Pomona asked.

He seemed to be speechless from anger, and turned back to drink the black coffee for breakfast.

Pomona looked at Severus' "new friend", Defense Against the Dark Arts professor Carter, who had just arrived and was chatting with Hagrid at the door.

Hagrid looked overjoyed, both eyes glowing.

"Look at Barnaby's ring, is it made of goblin iron?" Pomona asked Snape.

He glanced at her, then turned his gaze to the Ravenclaw table.

Due to the special relationship between Carter and the goblin, Dumbledore and Snape thought that he might know something about the making of goblin items, and then the students saw that the Slytherin dean who was good at potions actually had a relationship with Gryffindor. The former Quidditch captain "out of two into a pair".

The first time I saw this scene was shocking, I got used to it and "accepted", and Pomona could swear that she didn't put sycamore in the jam spread on bread.

"No," said Snape, "it looks more human-made."

"What do you think it will do?" asked Pomona.

"How do I know." He said coldly.

So Pomona dropped the subject.

At this time, Hagrid came to Pomona's side with heavy but light steps.

"Good morning, Headmaster," said Hagrid excitedly.

"Morning, Hagrid," said Pomona, throwing her head back, expecting Hagrid to find a place to sit.

"What's the matter with you?" She looked up at Hagrid again.

"Wait, please," said Hagrid, and walked over to Dumbledore's side.

I don't know what Hagrid and Dumbledore said, Dumbledore looked surprised, and then Dumbledore asked Hagrid to come to Pomona.

When Hagrid stood still in front of Pomona, he pondered for a while before speaking in a "calm" tone.

"Can I have a pet dog, Dean."

Seeing Hagrid's seriousness, she felt that "there must be something wrong" in it.

"You don't already have one," Snape said.

"No, this one's special," said Hagrid gravely.

"What dog?" Pomona asked.

Hagrid bent down.

"Professor Carter is going to give me a three-headed dog as a birthday present."

"What!" Pomona almost jumped up, and her shoulder hit Snape's left cheek, and he turned away, covering the bump.

"It's my birthday, I think I can have a birthday present." Hagrid said confidently.

But that's the three-headed hellhound.

Cerberus three-headed dog.

Hell three-headed dog!

Pomona's heart kept roaring.

"So what's your answer, yes or no?" Hagrid looked at Pomona with a fierce expression.

Pomona looked back at Dumbledore, who was eating breakfast with "absolute concentration".

This situation is like a child saying "I want to raise a puppy" to his mother, and the mother says "I can't raise it", and the child asks "Why can't I raise it" like a joke. When you can't see or hear.

Hogwarts is not an apartment where pets are prohibited, let alone such a large Forbidden Forest.

But that's the hell three-headed dog!

"Why did Carter give you a three-headed dog?" Pomona asked Hagrid softly.

"Because it was my birthday present," said Hagrid.

"I think what Professor Sprout means is, why did Professor Carter give you the Cerberus as a birthday present?" Snape said aside.

"It was supposed to be a Gringotts guard, but Gringotts got a dragon recently, and the goblins were worried it wouldn't be easy to train, so this 'puppy' couldn't handle it," said Hagrid.

Pomona thought Hagrid was emphasizing that it was a 'puppy'.

But she heard "difficult to handle", and it was because it was difficult to handle that Carter gave it to Hagrid as a gift.

"Wait for her to think about it," Snape said.

"Okay, I'll wait here," said Hagrid incessantly, actually standing beside Pomona.

With such a big body, he is eye-catching even when he is sitting, but now he is standing so defiantly, all the teachers and students in the school are looking at him in this corner.

"What did Dumbledore say?" asked Pomona.

"He said you agreed, and he's fine," said Hagrid.

"Then you can keep it." Pomona said desperately, "but you must keep it away from the castle."

"Okay, Headmaster," said Hagrid cheerfully, and went to find "his good friend" Carter.

Pomona's head buzzed and went blank.

Severus gave her a sympathetic look, stood up and left the teacher's table.

Pomona saw the baby Cerberus that afternoon. It looked like a little black dog with three heads. This deformity is common in the animal kingdom. Its fur is as slippery as satin.

However, when it opened its eyes, it immediately "roared" childishly. It looked cute at first, until it opened its "bloody mouth" and bit Hagrid.

Hagrid is a half-breed giant. He was born immune to many magics. As a result, he bleeds for a day with just one sip, but Hagrid still loves Luwei. Luwei is the name of the three-headed dog. Seeing that it would not let go, Pomona wanted to put this "difficult" three-headed dog at Carter's doorstep.

This incident reminded Pomona that the time had already entered December, and Headmaster Snape would go to Malfoy's house during Christmas vacation, and become Draco Malfoy's godfather by the way, so what about her own arrangements?

In modern civilized society, music and dance often represent elegance, but in ancient times, with the accompaniment of drums and horns, people imitated the habits of various animals and the actions of fighting, forming a kind of beauty that is seen in the eyes of modern people. A primitive savage dance.

People paint their faces differently than elaborate makeup, hoping to gain strength, courage, wit, quickness, etc. from it. The moral standards in the barbaric period were different from those of today. Everyone wanted a land with lush water plants and abundant prey, but they occupied it themselves, and others also wanted that land. At this time, "neighbors" were not the kind A kind old lady who looks after the children.

In order to protect the tribal land, those in charge of hunting also engage in war, and there are casualties in war, and the power of revenge is regarded as justified at this time.

Dumbledore quoted the preface to the History of Magic written by Albert Hoffman in the 18th century at the Halloween banquet: Any knowledge, if it cuts off its connection with its own history, can only become a temporary refuge, not Another magnificent castle. Instead of helping us make wise decisions, anger turns us into a ferocious, raging beast that, blindly, shreds everything into pieces.

Many little wizards' magic riots are caused by this, but they cannot be suppressed forcibly, which will turn them into silent people parasitized by silence.

Hogwarts was not established to give students excellent transcripts. Before the school was established, Queen Maeve trained wizards. Her method was to put her crown on people and copy her knowledge, emotions, etc.

Rowena Ravenclaw wore the crown and had a "duel" with Queen Maeve. The wizards agreed with Rowena's approach, although it was time-consuming and laborious, the effect was not necessarily good.

In order to survive, human beings need to draw food from nature, and nature will kindly give what they ask for, as long as nature can recover.

But taking pleasure in hunting makes the world lose its balance, and crisis will come.

Although the Viscount Vermont was not as keen on hunting as the French nobles of that era, he was obsessed with another "hunting ground". But there is not nothing to learn from him. Before showing kindness, one must see clearly the disguise on him.

Is Barnaby really kind by nature, or is he cold?

Let us wait and see.