Chapter 78 Yes, this wound was caused by a dog bite (please order first!)

"What's wrong with him?" Daphne also noticed something was wrong with Hagrid: he seemed to be avoiding Les and herself, and he looked sneaky.

"He wants to raise something that the wizarding world is not allowed to raise."

"what?"

"Fire Dragon, the book he just held in his arms is related to raising dragons. If you have some leisure time, go and investigate which books he borrowed, and you might be able to find further evidence."

Daphne stood up and ran out quickly. A few minutes later, she came back with Hagrid's borrowing list.

""Types of Dragons in Great Britain and Ireland", "From Hatching Eggs to Nirvana", "A Guide to Raising Dragons"" Just by looking at the titles on Hagrid's book list, Daphne confirmed that Hagrid was planning to raise a fire dragon.

Regarding Hagrid's desire to raise a dragon, Daphne's reaction was: Oh.

The Greengrass family raised them hundreds of years ago, so it wasn't a big deal. Now the Ministry of Magic prohibits wizards from raising dragons just because fire dragons are too easy for Muggles to see. Hagrid lives on the edge of the Forbidden Forest, so raising one is harmless. But can he really handle such a big guy?

Daphne and Les had surprisingly consistent attitudes towards Hagrid's intention to raise dragons, that is, he could raise them if he wanted to.

Les was still a little excited: in the future, there is no need to buy raw materials for potions such as dragon blood!

For this reason, he also excitedly prepared several magic potion prescriptions, all of which were nutritional supplements for fire dragons, in order to get some dragon materials after getting close to Heigla.

After a brief interlude, Rice finally found the book he needed among a pile of dusty books after some searching.

""Research on the Prototypes of Medieval Fairy Tales - All Legends Have Their Origins", this book seems reliable." Rice opened the book and quickly found what he wanted to read.

Daphne came closer and read the title clearly: The prototypes of the three brothers - Peverell from Godric's Hollow.

"Godric's Hollow?!" She exclaimed, and couldn't help but think of the Potter family living in Godric's Hollow and the invisibility cloak in Harry's hand.

If it was just a single point, it might be a coincidence, but with this string of information all appearing in front of her eyes, it would be very far-fetched to say it was a coincidence.

Les opened the book to that page and read the text.

[According to the author's research, the prototype of the legend of the three brothers is most likely the three Peverell brothers who were active in the west of England in the mid-to-late 12th century: Antiochus, Cadmus and Ignotus.

The three are outstanding masters of transfiguration and alchemy, and have high prestige in the local area (Godric's Hollow). Their relationship with the legendary wizard Godric Gryffindor cannot be verified. Some people think that they have obtained Gryffindor heritage. The author believes that this statement is unlikely because the timeline of the three brothers and Gryffindor is at least a hundred years apart, and Gryffindor is not good at alchemy.

The eldest son of the three brothers, Antioch, owned a powerful wand. This wand was the prototype of the Elder Wand. Its characteristic was that it could not be passed down and could only replace its successor through duels, which also made it famous for its evil reputation. According to research, there are many wizards in history who claim to have owned the Elder Wand. I will not go into details here. If you want to explore further, please check out "Dark Wizards in History Volumes 4 and 5"

Cadmus is the second son, very good at alchemy, and is the prototype of the owner of the Resurrection Stone. It is said that the resurrection stone he refined can summon the phantom of the dead. The Gaunt family, the last descendant of Slytherin and one of the twenty-eight pure-blooded holy families, claims to have the Resurrection Stone.

Ignotus, the youngest of three brothers, possesses an invisibility cloak that lasts a long time. The symbol of the Three Holy Vessels on his tombstone is the strongest evidence that the three Peverell brothers are the prototypes of the legendary Three Brothers. His granddaughter Iollante Peverell married the wealthy Hadwin Potter. Iolanthe rarely talks about the invisibility cloak and stated that the invisibility cloak left by his grandfather expired when he died, so the existence of the invisibility cloak is very likely to be rumored]

"Look, the record in the book is very clear." After reading this article, Rice was almost 100% sure that what Harry had in his hand was the Invisibility Cloak, one of the Three Holy Artifacts. Iolanthe inherited his grandfather's intelligence and successfully diverted public attention. In addition, the effect of the invisibility cloak was not as dazzling as the first two holy artifacts, so it has been passed down in the Potter family.

Of course, Les was also very angry when he saw the word descendant of Slytherin used in the book.

He could probably guess what his adopted son Gunter did after he fell asleep. After he was sure that he would not "rise from the coffin" and the other founders gradually withered away, he asked his descendants to go to Hogwarts with the wand and other tokens he left for him, falsely claiming that he was a descendant of Slytherin. . Due to the lack of insiders, Hogwarts actually believed it!

Fortunately, he didn't tell Gunter where he slept, otherwise how could he wake up one day?

It seems like it's time for me to visit the Gaunt family. Since I have inherited my name, it shouldn't be too much for the ancestor to ask for a stone from the descendants, right?

"Merlin!" Daphne expressed her inner wonder: "That Potter is actually a descendant of the three brothers, and the invisibility cloak in his hand is one of the Three Hallows of Death!"

But after a brief moment of wonder, the filter shattered.

"But that piece of clothing doesn't look special - I admit that the magic attached to it is almost eternal, but so what? If the ordinary invisibility cloak fails, just buy another one."

In Daphne's eyes, the Invisibility Cloak was far less attractive than the other two sacred artifacts. If she wanted to be invisible, she could buy a few invisibility cloaks, or use the invisibility spell that Rice taught her. It wasn't that the Deathly Hallows couldn't be used, but the invisibility spell was more cost-effective. The Elder Wand and the Resurrection Stone are different. How can money buy them?

"Any alchemy item that has something to do with eternity cannot be mediocre." Les looked further than Daphne. He knew that the invisibility cloak's invisibility effect might only be its most insignificant effect. Just like the wand in the hand of a wizard, it can also be used as a kebab, but this is obviously only a passive function.

The two started discussing Harry's Invisibility Cloak, and Hagrid's little move was almost forgotten by them until someone came to the door and reminded them...

"So you said this was bitten by a dog?" Les looked at Ron with an "are you kidding me" look.

Ron's complexion changed again and again, and the roots of his ears turned red. He didn't let go in the end, insisting that the green wound on his hand was caused by a dog bite.

"Oh, it's hopeless. Just wait for death. Say goodbye. I still have to do my homework on the history of magic." Les directly hit Ron with a triple blow, which dealt a critical blow to his soul.

Ron: Huh? !

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