Chapter 94 The Only Legacy of the Runespoor
"Come on, let me see if there are any surprises lurking in there."
Late at night, Meka Anders smiled and turned off the lights in the room, and then went to bed with the 'parchment'.
He wanted to fall into a dream and see that strange figure to see if it was really some kind of magical animal?
After a while, Meka fell asleep, holding the 'parchment' tightly in her hand.
The silvery moonlight filtered through the window and fell on his face.
Not long after, there was flowing golden light floating on the 'parchment scroll', and then golden light poured into Meka's body.
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In a dream.
Click! In the dark tree hole, there were broken eggshells.
A swollen head came out of it, and unexpectedly there were three heads. It was a three-headed monster snake. Its three young eyes were green, and its vertical pupils blinked, looking at the surrounding scene curiously.
"Hey! I actually got an unexpected harvest." Not long after, someone's voice sounded.
One hand reached out and grabbed the three baby snakes in his hand. The man with a sharp mouth and monkey cheeks roughly grabbed the three baby snakes in his hand and smiled:
"It turns out to be a rare rune snake. Now you can make a lot of money."
The three heads of the young rune snake were wary of this person. Because of its young age, it didn't look scary at all at this time, but instead looked cute.
It made a sound like a kitten's meowing and hissing. It felt threatened and wanted to scare away the enemy in front of it.
"Little thing, are you so alert at such a young age?" The man with the sharp mouth and monkey cheeks teased it with a smile, "Don't worry, you won't be afraid soon, someone will use you as medicine soon, and you will die quickly without feeling the pain. "
He turned to leave, with a face full of joy and thinking about how to organize his words so that he could sell the baby snake at a high price, when a tall figure blocked his way.
"Excuse me, can you give me the snake?" said the young man in a crimson robe.
The man with the sharp mouth and monkey cheeks was stunned for a moment, put the baby snake into his pocket, and said warily: "I found this. If you want it, give me money to exchange it for you."
The young man in the crimson robe smiled, took out the gold galleons and traded with him, getting the young rune snake.
After the man with the sharp mouth and monkey cheeks left with excitement on his face, the young man held the rune snake, nodded its little head, and said:
"I didn't expect to see the Rune Snake here. Since I have saved your life, please follow me for the time being."
"My name is Godric Gryffindor. I am a wizard and a knight."
The young rune snake seemed to feel safe and no longer screamed. Instead, it blinked at him as if in response.
"What a smart little snake." Gryffindor smiled, then became a little worried:
"How should I raise this snake? I remember that Slytherin guy raised a lot of snakes. Maybe I should ask him?"
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"Little snake, you have to listen carefully." In the cabin in the forest, Gryffindor was teasing the rune snake that had grown up. He was holding a book and was actually reading to the snake and teaching it. Knowledge.
"Only knowledge can free you from ignorance and bloodshed and make you live a better life." Gryffindor is teaching it.
A red crown began to grow on the top of the rune snake's head, and its three heads hissed with excitement. It was still young and didn't know what Gryffindor was talking about. It just rubbed his hand blindly and seemed to be playing. .
"Don't be naughty." Gryffindor shook his head and laughed.
He knocked the baby snake on the head and said, "If you are not serious, even if you have a good head, how can you keep the knowledge in your heart?"
He followed the temptation and said: "The outside world is so wonderful, don't you want to go out from this deep mountain and wild forest to see how humans like me live? As long as you learn knowledge, you will have a broader world... …”
The rune snake looked at him confusedly, and then a head nodded excitedly, as if he understood this sentence.
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As time went by, the young rune snake had grown into a large snake of adult size. It raised its body and looked at the young man in front of it with its three heads, and there was a sparkle in its blue vertical pupils.
"Little snake." Gryffindor stroked one of its stretched-out heads and comforted:
"I have been summoned by my friends. This time I am going to a far away place to build a school. The journey is far away and there may be dangers on the way, so I can't take you with me."
"You...still...will..." The Rune Snake's eyes were crystal clear, and he actually spoke, but his expression was not clear.
Gryffindor smiled: "You want to ask me if I will come back? Of course I will come back. After all, you, the little snake, are here, right?"
He pointed to the piles of books in the corner and said: "This is the gift I left for you. You have drank a lot of my magic potions over the years, and with your three heads, you are naturally smart. You should be able to understand a lot now." Words. Even if I leave, you should continue to study."
He spoke earnestly and said: "Only knowledge can drive away ignorance, make you a better person, and protect more of your kind. You must remember it."
"I know... I know..." The Rune Snake nodded its three heads, and it was about to cry: "I know... I know."
"I've raised you for several years, why are you still like a child?" Gryffindor stroked its head and laughed, "I will come back, and I will definitely come back to see you, but by then, I'm afraid you will be more mature than me. Tall..."
The young man in the crimson robe walked out of the hut in the forest. He finally looked at the wooden house that he had been with for a long time and the rune snake that was like a family member. Then he walked into the distance and gradually disappeared.
The rune snake eyes as tall as a person finally shed tears.
It looked at the departing figure with reluctance, and one head said vaguely: "G...Glenfen...more..."
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In the deep forest, the four seasons alternate, and the green trees turn yellow and green, and green and yellow again.
Heavy snow falls, everything dries up, then the snow melts, ushering in life, and the cycle begins again.
After the departed young man came back several times, there was no news. The rune snake read basket after basket of books in the forest hut. After waiting year after year, it finally knew that its old friend I'm afraid I won't come again.
"Did something happen? Gryffindor." Rune Snake missed the young man from long ago.
Its eyes had the luster of wisdom, and it had already spoken eloquently, but there was actually human melancholy in the snake's eyes.
It sighed: "I really want to see the human world and go to Gryffindor."
Outside the door, the sound of wild beasts suddenly sounded. It turned out to be a strange bear standing upright, followed by countless aliens and beasts, including foxes, deer, and birds.
The strange bear in front of him roared towards the door of the wooden house, his eyes showed humility, as if he was asking for instructions from the rune snake in the cabin.
"Oh?" The Rune Snake looked at it and muttered:
"Have any human wizards come in?"
It then ordered: "Let everyone in the forest avoid it. This is a dark wizard among humans. His methods are bloody. If you encounter him, flee as soon as possible. Don't worry about everything. I will naturally handle it."
As soon as the words fell, the beasts roared and then left.
The other two heads of the Rune Snake also opened their eyes at this time, with different luster of fire flowing in the three pairs of eyes, as if there were three different magic spells hidden in them.
"It's time to move around." The rune snake came out of the wooden house.
Then it laughed in the forest: "Gryffindor, I have become a 'human' like you, guarding the rest of the tribe."
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The sun and the moon alternate again, and the years fly by.
Another flash, nearly a hundred years have passed.
"What a pity." In the deep forest, the rune snake, which used to be strong and strong, actually looked older.
It actually looked like a human, sitting on the wicker chair where Gryffindor once sat. The three heads squinted and recalled the past.
"Gryffindor once said that he was going to build a school with his friends. He didn't know what it would look like. It's a pity that I didn't have the chance to go see it."
The rune snake knew that it was going to die today. Its body was very tired and its eyelids were heavy.
Outside the wooden house, there are a large group of wild beasts and magical animals gathering, there are silver unicorns stopping, and there are big birds with electric lights all over their bodies circling.
The old rune snake looked at the many beasts outside the door, his eyes were cloudy, he shook his head and smiled:
"Leave, everyone, leave."
"It's just an old man passing away, what's there to see?"
It murmured 'Gryffindor' at the end and slowly closed its eyes, the life in it completely dissipated.
"roar!"
Outside the wooden house, a group of beasts screamed, sending the guardian of the forest and the only wise man on his last journey.
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All images turned into mist and dissipated.
In his dream, Meka recalled these scenes with some sadness. This was due to the rune's emotions affecting him.
At the same time, he was still surprised that this was actually a magical animal with intelligence, and it even spent some time with the founder of Hogwarts.
"Is this your wish?" Then, Mekar learned of the Rune Snake's last wish.
It hopes to go to the academy established by Gryffindor in person through some kind of ceremony.
And the reward was something that shocked Meka extremely:
"The legacy of the wise men of the deep forest:"
"The unique organ of the rune snake: the three-blood nest."
"This is the secret of the three heads of the rune snake, which have three slightly different magical bloodlines and can cast different magical flames. This organ can store different bloodlines in the body..."
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