Chapter 603

Harry was very competent as a friend. And the relationship between him and Hagrid is more than just a simple friendship, as the first person in the wizarding world that Harry officially came into contact with, Hagrid has a special place in Harry's heart.

Hagrid's request was hard for Harry to refuse, and in fact Harry never turned down a request for help from Hagrid. Let's not talk about the outcome, but many times it was Harry who took the initiative to help Hagrid.

Harry couldn't help but shirk Hagrid's brother's affairs. Harry knew exactly what kind of situation his big friend was in at the moment. Spending his days in the Forbidden Forest, dealing with unfriendly centaurs, and sometimes avoiding searches from the Ministry of Magic. If Hagrid really needed help, Harry felt obligated to do so, after all, if he didn't help Hagrid, who else would help him?

Harry's friends were disagreeing on taking care of the giants.

Ron had a strong fear of the Forbidden Forest, and he didn't want to go, but he had to go, because Harry and Hermione had decided to help Hagrid, and this feeling of being left behind was what Ron feared even more.

He knew that he couldn't help Harry in many ways, and that Harry couldn't get involved in many things himself, and if nothing else, Ron knew that Harry, Hermione, and Neville had a small group besides D.A.

For many reasons, Ron didn't join that group, which resulted in Ron and Harry's relationship not being as close as it was in first year. Ron could feel that Harry's relationship with himself was no longer as close as it had been in the lower grades, but rather a gradual estrangement.

A lot of things that Harry knew that Ron didn't know, and a lot of things that Harry was involved in Ron wasn't involved in. This gave Ron a sense of crisis, and he thought that if he didn't move closer to Harry, he would probably lose Harry.

So even though Ron was afraid of the environment of the Forbidden Forest and the creatures in it, he decided to take care of the giant with Harry.

Hermione and Ron had a different mentality.

She complained about Hagrid bringing back a giant without permission, and Hermione remembered that the last time Hagrid came back, he only told him and Sirius about going to find the giant, without mentioning that he had brought back a giant, and now he suddenly said that he needed their help. Seriously, Hermione was very unhappy with Hagrid's behavior.

But she also understood that Hagrid had not told them for secrecy, but now that Hagrid had told them and asked for their help, it must have come time for Hagrid to do so. Hermione wouldn't sit idly by.

But take care of a giant...... It was a job Hermione had never thought about. Although Hagrid said in the letter that Grope could understand English, based on Hermione's understanding of Hagrid, this so-called "understanding" should be watery.

Harry and the others decide to help Hagrid take care of his giant brother, but they have a very real problem before them: where are they going to squeeze out the time?

For fifth-graders, only evenings are free. But due to Umbridge's education order, students now have to go back to their common rooms within half an hour after dinner. And half an hour, which is not enough time to walk back and forth, is obviously not possible.

And if you go out during the curfew time, the risk is too high. Um's warning, Harry, they already knew that it was unsafe to have portraits - Umbridge's cat was in these portraits. When he was in the lower grades, he could barely cover three people, but now, the invisibility cloak can only cover two people, and he doesn't even think about using the invisibility cloak to wrap the three of them.

Apparently, Hermione recognized these questions.

"How are we going to get to the Forbidden Forest?" Hermione asked at breakfast the next day, "Your dress can only cover two people, and now ......"

Hermione glanced at Ron next to Harry.

"There are three of us. "

"Three?" Ron looked up from his plate and glanced at Neville next to Hermione, "You're not going?"

Shaking his head, Neville whispered, "I think the fewer people who go to this kind of thing, the better, and too many people will attract attention." "

"You can't be scared, are you?" Ron frowned, he thought the opposite, he felt that the more people who went, the safer.

"Then why don't you call the whole Gryffindor to give you courage?Weasley?" Hermione said sarcastically, seeing through Ron at a glance.

Harry was all too familiar with the scene, and he was now very adept at handling such situations.

"I'd even like to go alone if I could. Harry's words managed to divert the attention of the two.

"Are you crazy?"

"In case something happens in the Forbidden Forest, how do you deal with it alone?"

"The idea is too dangerous for you to go alone. Even Neville voiced his opinion and made it clear that he was against it.

"But there is no way for three men to slip out of the castle in the evening, you all know that. Harry glanced at the professor's chair and continued, "Snape will be on patrol in the evening, and the two Carol siblings will be on patrol in the evening, and in a week, the three of them will be on patrol at night, and there will be D.A. activities for the remaining four days, and we must set aside at least one evening time to complete those assignments." "

Harry looked at the few people around him.

"Guys, we don't have enough time. "

"Yes, and you have to take into account the unexpected that can happen, which could lead to the collapse of the original plan. Hermione tugged at her hair in frustration.

"And what about going during the day?" Neville came up with an idea, "and there will be some time after eating at noon to be utilized." But in terms of time, it can be tight, and maybe you will be late for the afternoon class – if any situation comes your way. "

Neville's words made Harry and Hermione's eyes light up.

Yes, they all have preconceived notions that this matter will not be seen in the light of day, and that they must pick a secret operation that can only be carried out when no one is around. But nightnight is exactly the time when Hogwarts is at its most closely monitored, and if it's daytime, it's a better time to act.

"There's your Neville. Harry was glad to see that there was a way to do it.

"Don't be in a hurry to rejoice just yet. Hermione poured cold water on Harry, "We need to pick a suitable time, if it's Potions or Defence Against the Dark Arts in the afternoon, then it's not a good day." "

"Oh, isn't that easy?" Ron interjected, "there must be an afternoon class that doesn't have either." "

"Easy?" Hermione asked rhetorically, "Do you want to eat lunch to save time for action?If we don't come, will those people be suspicious?After all, everyone will come to eat at noon, and if we go in the opposite direction from the other students, will anyone notice? Do you still think it's easy, Weasley?"

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