Chapter 469 Civil Strife Among Giants

In the deep cave, Rubeus Hagrid and Mrs. Olim Maxim were chatting happily, eagerly discussing the gift-giving matters the next day, with smiles on their faces.

The noise was so loud, it was like a hundred Peeves making trouble.

Hagrid and Mrs. Maxim immediately stopped talking. They looked at each other, a trace of surprise flashed in their eyes, then stood up and quickly ran out of the cave.

When they ran out of the cave, the sight in front of them made their hearts beat faster.

The valley was filled with boiling water, and the sounds of giants fighting and shouting came one after another, forming a chaotic battlefield.

These giants relied on their strong bodies to collide and fight with each other in the valley. Every impact made a loud banging sound, as if the entire valley was going to be shattered.

This kind of physical fighting method is bloody and cruel, which is unbearable to watch.

In the center of the battlefield, Gugokakus is the most eye-catching. His appearance is extremely ugly, but his strength is surprisingly powerful, and he is not lazy at all.

He punched out with his thick palms, and each punch was accompanied by the sound of howling wind. No giant could fight him alone, and there were even few giants who could withstand a few of his punches without falling. When the surrounding giants saw it, He all moved out of the way.

However, just as Karkus twisted the head of a giant and roared angrily, a burly giant wearing a human bone necklace quietly approached

The giant wielded a sharp ax that shone with cold light in his hand. He took advantage of Karkus's unpreparedness and struck him from behind.

The sharp ax flashed through a ray of cold light, instantly cutting off Kakus's head.

Blood spurted out from Karkus's cavity like a fountain, staining the land red.

Kakus' body still walked a few steps before falling straight to the ground. His head rolled like a ball on the ground for a few steps before stopping.

The giant holding a sharp ax strode forward, picked up Karkus's head, and took off the goblin helmet on his head.

As the helmet was taken off, the ferocious face of Karkus was revealed, but it was no longer alive.

The giant then threw Karkus's head into the mountain lake next to the valley, and ripples appeared on the lake.

Soon, Kakus' head sank to the bottom of the bottomless lake.

When the sun rose, the golden sunlight filled the valley, but it was difficult to distinguish the smell of blood in the air.

The snow in the valley was dyed a dazzling red, as if telling the story of the tragic battle that had just ended.

The power change of the giants has been completed, and a new Gugo has been born.

Hagrid stood at the edge of the valley, looking at the scene in front of him, and couldn't help sighing: "Olim, it's only been two days since we became friends with Kakus, and the Kugo people changed their names. This change is too fast.

Mrs. Maxim nodded heavily, her eyes falling on Xinguguo sitting on a thick crossbar.

Xingu Ge wears the helmet of Kakus, with big black teeth exposed under his black hair, and looks fierce.

His sharp ax was stuck at his side, braving the cold light, and the blood was not wiped off.

"No wonder the number of giants is so small." Mrs. Maxim said bitterly, "New Gugogogouma may not be as easy to talk to as Kakus.

Hagrid and Madame Maxime looked at each other and saw deep worry in each other's eyes.

However, they have no intention of giving up.

Hagrid turned his head and looked towards the valley again: "Shall we go there?"

Mrs. Maxim showed her resolute side: "Of course, after coming all the way, how could you give up after only two days? Go and give it a try.'

Hagrid nodded, looking at her with a hint of admiration. He admired brave people.

So, he raised the gift he originally planned to give to Kakus and walked towards Xingugugo, followed by Mrs. Maxim.

When they walked to Xingu Ge, the new ruler was leaning on the crossbar, one hand resting on the sharp ax.

He looked at Hagrid and Madame Maxime coldly, his eyes full of disdain and hostility.

Just by seeing this, Hagrid and Mrs. Maxim could already feel that their attempt would probably end in failure.

But Hagrid still refused to give up and planned to give it one last try.

He took a breath, tried to keep himself calm, then raised the gift he originally planned to give to Kakus - a large roll of fire dragon skin, and said loudly: "For the giant Gugo

"

However, before he finished speaking, he suddenly felt dizzy.

He has been firmly controlled by the two giant men of Shingogo.

Those two pairs of rough hands were like iron pliers, binding him tightly and roughly hanging him head down.

Hagrid struggled, but couldn't move at all. He could only watch the ground getting farther and farther away from him.

At this moment, a silver light flashed, accompanied by Mrs. Maxim's sharp voice:

"Let him go!"

She had already drawn out her wand and quickly cast her magic. Two [Eye Spells] shot out like lightning, accurately hitting the eyes of the two giants.

Such a reaction is worthy of the principal of Beauxbatons.

The two giants suddenly began to wail and released their grip on Hagrid.

Hagrid felt a weight on his body and fell hard to the ground.

Ignoring the pain, he stood up with a roll and hurriedly ran in the direction of Mrs. Maxim.

However, the surrounding giants were already angered by this scene.

They staggered around, each step shaking the valley.

Their eyes were shining with hatred, and they wanted to tear the wizard in front of them into pieces.

As Moholt said, the giants had a lot of hatred for wizards and magic because of their past experiences, and Mrs. Maxim's recent use of magic on the giants undoubtedly deepened this hatred.

Their eyes shone with hatred. Madame Maxime used magic on the giants. That was the reason why the giants hated the wizards.

Madame Maxime looked at the approaching giant, and her heart tightened.

She quickly grabbed Hagrid's arm and said urgently: "Come on, we have to get out of here!"

At this moment, Xingu Ge had drawn out his sharp ax and charged towards them with a roar.

The sharp ax shone coldly in the sun, trying to split everything in its path in half.

Madame Maxime did not dare to neglect, she grabbed Hagrid's wrist tightly and ran away.

The two hid in the woods, and then used the illusion technique to get rid of the giant's pursuit.

About half an hour later, the two of them fled back to the cave on the top of the mountain, panting.

The cave was dark and cold, which perfectly matched their mood at the moment.

They knew very well that they might not be able to enter the giant's camp at this moment - at least in a short period of time.

They need to find another way to deal with these hostile giants.

Thinking of this, Hagrid sat down on the ground and lowered his head in frustration.

"Merlin's beard, what should we do now?" he murmured to himself, "Dumbledore is counting on us, and Marcus is about to agree to the terms. But now..."

Hagrid punched the stone wall unwillingly.

Mrs. Maxim also looked a little helpless. She frowned and clasped her hands together.

After looking around the environment in the cave, she sighed and said: "This happened too suddenly. At least we can't go out during the day. We need to observe the situation before making the next step."

They lay quietly at the entrance of the cave and carefully observed the situation in the valley.

857 After a period of careful observation, they discovered an important piece of information - Xingu Ge does not exclude all wizards, but only them.

When Malfoy and McNeil brought gifts to see Xinguo Goo, they were not hung up, but seemed to be having a great time talking to each other.

Seeing this scene, Hagrid was even more angry: "I recognize that MacNeil. He was originally the executioner of the Board of Control of Magical Creatures. He was fired during the struggle at the Ministry of Magic some time ago. I know him, he is a complete A madman likes to hurt innocent lives and chop off the heads of other creatures with an axe, so he always serves as an executioner."

"Like a high horse?" Madame Maxime blinked.

"Just like Gao Gaoma!" Hagrid nodded solemnly, "They are both complete lunatics. I bet it's because of this that they chatted so speculatively."

After hearing Hagrid's words, Mrs. Maxim also felt a chill.

She said worriedly: "If he convinces the giant and the mysterious man to join forces, there will be real trouble.

Hagrid couldn't sit still after hearing this.

He stood up and said loudly: "We can't let them go on like this! We must do something!"

"Don't worry Hagrid." Mrs. Maxim quickly stopped him. "Although Gao Gaoma seems to be biased towards the mysterious man, it does not mean that all owners are like this. We have to find a way to convince those who are not willing to sell horses as pawns." Gogo’s giant.”

As she spoke, she moved her legs, which were numb from staying in one position for too long, and stood up reluctantly, "We need to make a new plan."

"Okay, let's do this!" Hagrid's voice was firm and decisive, but then he suddenly fell into deep thought and asked with a sad face: "But how can we tell which giants are unwilling to surrender to the high horse?".