The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 37 Sending the Young Dragon Away
A few minutes later, Ryan came down the stairs with a small box in his hands.

When the box was opened, it was divided into two parts. On the left were some medical instruments, and on the right were bottles the size of a thumb, each filled with various liquids.

This box was made after he inherited the plant cultivation and traditional Chinese medicine, and the equipment was mailed by his parents. Some of the liquids in the bottles were essences extracted from plants in the Plants vs. Zombies world, and others were the better ones kept when he practiced potions on weekdays.

Opening the box, Ryan took out an acupuncture needle from the syringe and picked out a thin tooth about the same length as a grain of rice from Ron's wound.

"What is this?" several people asked in surprise.

Ryan put the fang in an empty bottle and explained, "I read in a book that many fire dragons grow special teeth when they are young to secrete venom. This is a means of self-defense. After biting the opponent, this fang will slowly melt in the opponent's wound, releasing toxins to make it more difficult for the opponent's wound to heal."

Afterwards, Ryan used tweezers to hold cotton and dipped it in alcohol and soapy water to clean Ron's wound. Finally, he poured Ryan's own modified medicine on the wound, which was mainly composed of Dictamni and added with powder made from the roots of sunflowers.

"Okay, it's done. But whether it will work depends on the situation. After all, the medical skills I learned don't include any method for treating dragon bites."

"It's okay, brother. It's fine now." Ron looked at the wound that was bandaged with clean gauze. "At least it doesn't hurt as much now."

As Ryan finished his treatment and packed up his things, there was a tapping sound on the dark window. Hedwig had delivered Charlie's letter.

In the letter, Charlie said he was happy to adopt the Norwegian Ridgeback, but he told Ryan that they needed to take the Ridgeback to the highest tower at midnight on Saturday. He had a few reliable friends there who could take the dragon away on a flying broomstick in the dark. After all, the dragon could not be discovered by others.

Ryan and the others looked at each other in bewilderment. After all, it was very dangerous to carry a dragon through the entire castle late at night. It would be too easy for the teachers on night patrol to find out.

But Harry finally pointed out that he had the Invisibility Cloak, which was enough to cover the two movers and Norbert.

The matter was settled. The next morning, Ron's finger was only slightly red and swollen, and it looked like it was almost healed. The next day, his finger was completely healed. This made Ron admire Ryan's medical skills, and Ryan was a little embarrassed by the praise.

Ryan found a noon time to tell Hagrid the specific time to send the dragon away. When he arrived at Hagrid's door, he found the big hound Fang sitting outside the door with a bandage on his tail.

Hagrid opened the window and spoke to him. "I can't let you in," he gasped. "Norbert's getting hard - there's nothing I can do about him." Ryan told him about Charlie's letter, and his eyes were full of tears, but that might have been because Norbert had just bitten him on the leg.

"Haha! Never mind, it only bit my boots - it was just playing - after all, it's still just a little kid." The little kid banged on the wall with its tail, making the windows rattle.

Ryan said goodbye to Hagrid with a look of desperation. On the way back to the castle, he felt more and more that it would be best to send the dragon away as soon as possible on Saturday.

Saturday arrived, it was dark at night, the sky was covered with dark clouds. Ryan and his friends went out to play with Hagrid.

Originally Harry and Ron said that the two of them were enough, but Ryan told them that if there was anything blocking the road, they would probably be late, and he would be responsible for leading those guys blocking the way away, and they could just go straight ahead.

In the end, the three of them set out together wearing the invisibility cloak. Sure enough, Peeves was playing tennis against the wall in the hallway. Ryan took off the invisibility cloak, walked in another direction secretly, and made a noise to attract Peeves away.

After walking around and getting rid of Peeves, Ryan came to the hallway and found that Harry and the others had already left.

Standing in the hallway, Ryan suddenly felt that it was a bit boring to go back to the dormitory. He had been in school for so long but had not visited the Forbidden Forest. It was almost the end of the semester, and if he didn't go now, he would have no chance to go this semester.

Thinking that he still had a bunch of magical plants to use, there should be no danger in the Forbidden Forest unless he went deep into the core area. Ryan made up his mind and walked out of the hallway, sneaking towards the Forbidden Forest.

When he passed by Hagrid's hut, he could still hear loud sobbing coming from inside. It seemed that sending the little dragon away was really sad for Hagrid.

At the edge of the Forbidden Forest, Ryan saw a narrow path that gradually disappeared into the depths of the black forest. Walking along this path, the vegetation gradually became denser, and the complete sky gradually disappeared. Only occasionally a ray of moonlight shone through the clouds from the branches above, illuminating the path.

However, this light does not bring a sense of security. On the contrary, this hazy light makes the branches of the surrounding trees appear more ferocious.

Ryan took out a lantern grass from the store, and the darkness around him was quickly transformed into light by the lantern grass. He felt that some eyes that were peeping in the darkness also disappeared. It seems that the lantern grass also has some effect of dispelling evil.

After walking along the path for a while, Ryan suddenly noticed some silver-blue light on the ground. He moved closer and found that it was not reflected moonlight, but some liquid.

Voldemort should not have killed the unicorns now, so what's with this blood on the ground that looks like unicorns?

Ryan thought about it and weighed whether to chase after him. Finally, curiosity overwhelmed fear, and he began to follow the blood trail.

These suspected bloodstains reflected a very obvious light under the lantern grass light. This was not just a reflection of light, but also a luminous effect after reacting with the magic contained in the lantern grass light.

Ryan walked past a moss-covered tree stump and could hear the sound of gurgling water. Apparently, there was a stream somewhere nearby. On the winding path, there were still spots of blood. The only thing to be thankful for was that the amount of bleeding did not seem to be large, and the unicorn should not be in danger of life.

After walking for more than ten minutes and approaching the edge of the core area of ​​the forbidden forest, Ryan still saw nothing.

Thinking it was getting late, he was about to give up the pursuit when he heard some strange noises coming from behind the bushes.

He walked forward with his body bent, quietly pushed aside the bushes, and the scene he saw made him open his mouth in surprise.

Ryan thought this was the most beautiful scene he had ever seen in his two lives. Several unicorns were close together, rubbing their necks affectionately against each other, and the moonlight shone on their fur as soft as water, with a silver glow. This peaceful and sacred scene made Ryan lose his mind.

(End of this chapter)