Chapter 20 Transitions and Discussions About the Three-Headed Dog

The next morning, Ryan yawned and headed to the auditorium for breakfast. I didn't sleep well at night because I was too excited yesterday.

However, although physically exhausted, Ryan was still very excited mentally. Even the occasional smile appeared while eating.

This behavior attracted the eyes of Hermione, who was eating next to her. What the hell did you do this weekend? For a while, you are lost in thought, inexplicably in a daze, and then giggling from time to time. Are you really okay?

Hermione let her go after Ryan repeatedly reassured herself that she was fine. After that, go to the library for self-study in the morning.

Days are back on track. Lane is also quietly and normally studying in class. He feels that it is not suitable to travel to other worlds for the time being until he completely masters the two new abilities he is currently learning. After all, greed is not enough to chew. If you want to learn new powers, you must first apply the powers you have already mastered.

In addition to that, he showed an interest in magical plants during a herbal class on Wednesday. He was even willing to stay after class to help clean up, just to stay with those magical plants for a while. After all, only by touching these plants can Ryan absorb Crazy Dave's knowledge for his own use in practice.

Seeing Ryan clearly showing his love for these plants, Professor Sprout was very happy. After all, as a teacher, it is very rewarding for students to like the courses he teaches from the bottom of their hearts.

So Professor Sprout told Lane that when he had questions about these amazing plants, he could come directly to her office and ask questions.

So, in addition to improving his ability, Ryan found himself brushing his face with the professor, which was an unexpected gain.

However, the mechanical ability is difficult to practice, because there is a very unreasonable repair spell in the wizarding world, so it has no place to practice hands at all. Fortunately, that thing does not have much effect in the wizarding world. You can practice again.

In the evening, after finishing their homework, I found a lot of people crowded around the fireplace in the common room, where the Weasley twins seemed to be demonstrating something new.

Ryan was just about to stand up to watch the excitement when the door of the common room opened and Hermione climbed in from outside.

She came in and looked around the lounge, then walked towards Ryan, as if she had something to look for him.

Ryan sat back in his seat, and soon Hermione sat across from him, then looked around nervously. Most of the people in the lounge were so attracted to the Weasley twins' new trick that no one noticed the corner.

Hermione put down her bag and pulled out a thick book from it.

The book looked old, with some kind of reptilian leather cover on it. The title of the book is written in faded gold on the cover: The Rare Fantastic Beasts of Europa

Hermione said, Look I found this.

She opened the book and turned to one of the pages. There was a drawing of a three-headed dog on it. It seemed that the original author's painting was good.

Ryan could see at a glance that the three-headed dog in the picture was almost identical to the three-headed dog they encountered in the room on the fourth floor that day.

Below the picture is written an introduction to this animal: three-headed dog, a magical creature with regional biological blood. It is a relic from the age of mythology. Because it has three heads, it has innate advantages in detection ability, resistance to fainting, panic, and coma.

The animal has great night vision and has poisonous claws and teeth. Can inflict unhealable damage on its opponents. Multiple heads can take turns resting, so it's hard to sneak up on it. And the blood of the mythical creature makes him extremely resistant to magic and physical attacks.

Why did you show me this? Ryan asked, and then he seemed to think of something: I swear I'll never take the risk I did last time,

After all, I can only be considered lucky to be able to get out of my body when I encounter such a terrifying creature, and I can't expect luck to always favor me. And last time I accidentally got you into it too. I apologize to you again.

It's a good thing for you to have this kind of thought, but that's not what I meant to show you this book, look at this paragraph. Lane followed Hermione's finger and found that he had just skipped the row under the footer. Small print note: The three-headed dog can be tamed by a powerful master. Once tamed, it only obeys the master's orders and is the most suitable and loyal guard.

We were in that room that day and saw a trapdoor at the foot of the three-headed dog, which just shows that the three-headed dog is there to guard something. What do you think it is that will make the school take a certain risk and put it there. Such dangerous animals are kept in the school?

When did Hermione become so curious? In the original text, she was not after Harry and Ron became friends. Did you just pay attention to this issue?

Ryan thought about Hermione's changes, and then figured it out: as a scholar, Hermione must be very curious about the unknown. Not to mention escaping from the mouth of such a big three-headed dog, it would be a strange thing if you didn't become curious about that animal. If Ryan didn't already know the answer, he must be looking for information about that dog now.

It's just that in the original world, Hermione didn't have a good relationship with Gryffindor, and she couldn't find anyone to discuss with, so she had to think about it in her heart.

Seeing that Ryan seemed to be in a daze again, Hermione asked, I don't believe you are not curious at all about the three-headed dog and the trapdoor. Tell me what did you think of?

Although Ryan knew the secret under the trapdoor, he certainly couldn't say it directly. (Otherwise I can't explain how to know)

After thinking about it, Ryan said: After reading the information you gave today, the only thing I can be sure of is that the dog is guarding something, and that thing must be very important, otherwise I won't use this animal to look at the door. .

However. Ryan changed the conversation: I find it strange that Hogwarts is just a school, not a vault. How can it be used to store treasures?

Wait, Vault, I think I'm thinking of something. Hermione continued, I've been ordering the Daily Prophet and I remember it said someone had invaded Gringotts over the summer, but a Gringotts spokesperson said, The trespassed vault was empty, and its contents had been taken out earlier in the day. Are you saying that the contents of Hogwarts were the same things that were taken?

What a powerful reasoning, to actually be able to guess the truth, Ryan looked at Hermione in surprise, and then found himself a little lost, coughed and said, I think your guess is very reasonable, because the wizarding world can be better than Gringotts. The only safe place is Hogwarts, where the great Dumbledore lives. But those who dare to rob Gringotts may also dare to rob Hogwarts.

Well, what to do then? Hermione said nervously.

Ryan waved his hand and smiled and said, Don't worry, we have the greatest white wizard of this century as the principal. Even if there is a situation, it's not our two first-year students' turn to worry about it.