Hogwarts: Starting with full Unforgivable Curses

Chapter 169 Expanding Space, Creating an Ocean! Wu Ying isn't a cat! She doesn't hate water at all!

Vulnerabilities will always be found.

Dylan firmly believes this.

Therefore, he always spares no effort in studying and reading all kinds of magical knowledge that he does not yet know.

Lying in bed, Dylan didn't go straight to sleep.

Instead, he checked his Galleon balance.

—At Gringotts, in addition to inspecting the property, he also exchanged his pounds for Galleons.

"If I had known that I wouldn't have been discovered by those fairies in the secret chamber as long as I didn't use any spells that could directly cause destruction, I would have taken all their money long ago."

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[Money]: 717500 Galleons

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"Only a little over 700,000, tsk, otherwise I would go to Gringotts every day and use spells to steal all the goblins' money—there's no need to short Gringotts, it's too much trouble, I might as well just have them hand over all their money to me."

Dylan rubbed his chin.

He considered the feasibility of this matter for a moment.

"Or, there's no need for me to show my face. If I could turn Lockhart into a puppet capable of carrying out my commands remotely..."

Dylan thought the idea was good, but he put it aside for the time being, intending to see if he could solve the problem directly by unlocking the properties of the Imperius Curse.

He doesn't need to spend too much time researching how to do this.

"More than 700,000 Galleons can expand the space by about 70,000 cubic meters."

Dylan pondered for a moment, then simply waved his hand.

[News]: Will it cost 600000 Galleons to expand the space by 60000 cubic meters?
Dylan is just a consumer!

[Message]: Your current pet space is 215670 cubic meters!

Seeing the system notification, Dylan couldn't stay still any longer.

Place the suitcase next to the bed.

He opened the box, half his body dangling over the edge of the bed, slipped inside, and disappeared from the bedroom.

After entering the pet space.

Dylan clearly felt that the entire space had become much more open, and the sense of spaciousness was almost overwhelming.

Just by raising your eyes slightly, you are greeted by lush, verdant forests.

Since Dylan didn't have many Gallon, and the variety of creatures in his suitcase wasn't very rich, it was only enough to barely maintain a basic ecological cycle.

Therefore, Dylan did not spend any more money to create another ecosystem.

—One ecological environment costs him 100,000 Galleons, who can afford that?

Even when he robbed an old fairy, he only received around 100,000 to 200,000 Galleons.

At this point, the forest, as the main ecosystem of the space, seems to have become even more lush than before due to the expansion of the space.

As far as the eye can see, there are lush, towering trees everywhere.

Clearly, the self-circulating system takes into account the large size of the Norberta.

After all, this suitcase is a pet space suitcase. Even if the ecological environment it creates has other creatures, it will mainly change around his pets.

Dylan fell from the sky.

The surrounding trees were tall and thick, their shadows looming, their branches and leaves layered upon each other, forming a dense darkness.

Occasionally, a few faint phosphorescent lights would flicker—the faint glow emitted by nocturnal creatures.

A damp, earthy scent, mixed with the fresh fragrance of grass and trees, wafted into his nose.

Dylan clearly felt that as the space expanded, more nocturnal animals became active in his world.

Faintly, Dylan could also hear the sounds of creatures moving through the grass and branches.

—It looks like they're... running?

at this time.

A fiery red streak, as fast as lightning, hurtled toward Dylan.

The intense heat emanating from his body instantly dispelled the chill of the night.

It goes without saying who it is.

Dylan glanced at the Norwegian Spinosaurus flying beside him and chuckled.

After two years of growth, the little guy has grown quite a bit.

Especially in the darkness, Norberta shines brightly.

Its enormous wings flapped continuously, creating a whooshing sound in the wind.

"Ow~"

Upon seeing Dylan, Norbert let out an excited roar and then landed on the ground with him.

Dylan smiled and patted the little guy's head, then followed it forward.

Their lodging was located near the edge of the forest.

Soon, Dylan arrived at a spot not far from the hut with a fire dragon.

Meanwhile, next to the wooden house, a basilisk stood silently in place.

The serpent monster was enormous; in the darkness of night, only its massive outline could be discerned.

However, the monster's triangular head was unable to be lifted at this moment, and its vertical pupils revealed a trace of fear when it saw Dylan arrive.

It tried to curl up and avoid attracting the human's attention, but it was unable to move because of the spell the human had cast on its soul.

Suddenly, a dark figure approached silently, circled behind Dylan, and was about to pounce on him.

Dylan's voice came from ahead: "Coal Ball, stop fooling around."

The shadowy figure paused, revealing itself to be an elegant black shadow.

At this moment, it almost blends into the night, with only its jewel-like pupils shimmering.

"Moo!"

Coal Ball gave a human-like smirk, took light steps, walked to Dylan's feet, and proudly raised its little head.

It wasn't until Dylan lifted his leg and rubbed against its body that Coalball mooed again and then followed Dylan beside him.

Dylan chuckled softly, "Want me to take you for a walk?"

Coal Ball's eyes lit up, but he still held his head high, as if he hesitated for a long time before nodding slowly and reluctantly.

Dylan grinned and laughed: "Hahaha~ Little coal ball, you're so cute."

"Moo!" Coal Ball's eyes widened.

Dylan made a face at it: "So arrogant, I can't possibly find you a female dog!"

"Moo?!"

Coal Ball looked at its owner in shock.

Dylan immediately whistled, then vanished in a flash.

Almost in the blink of an eye, a flash of light appeared.

Dylan's body underwent a transformation, with a pair of enormous wings sprouting from his back and his skin covered in hard scales.

It eventually transformed into a majestic Norwegian Spinosaurus—even larger than Norbert.

"Ok!"

Dylan gave a low growl to Coalball and beckoned it with his paw, signaling it to jump onto his back.

The coal ball turned its head away, slammed its hand on the ground angrily, and shook up a few fallen leaves.

Dylan waved to it again, then turned around and flapped his wings.

—He looked like he was about to leave if he didn't come up soon.

The coal ball got anxious.

"Moo!"

With a wide-open gaze, it leaped lightly onto Dylan's back, then clung firmly, its two front paws wrapping around Dylan's neck.

Dylan chuckled inwardly.

With a flap of its wings, it took off into the air.

"Ow!"

Norbert flapped his wings and followed him.

The two dragons took off side by side, like two shooting stars streaking across the night sky, quickly breaking through the dense foliage above the forest and soaring straight into the high sky.

The powerful airflow blew the branches and leaves below this way and that, the wind whistled in their ears, and Norbert occasionally let out a howling sound.

Its call carried far in the quiet night.

Coal Ball lay on Dylan's back, its claws gripping Dylan's scales tightly, its body trembling slightly, and its ears involuntarily pressed back.

It has a slight fear of heights.

He doesn't even usually want to fly in the sky with Norbert.

This time, after being strongly "invited" by Dylan, it reluctantly agreed to go for a stroll with Dylan.

Even though he was a little scared, Coal Ball didn't show it at all. He tried his best to maintain his aloof demeanor and even pretended to be calm while raising his head.

—It was that his beard seemed to be trembling slightly all the time.

"Moo..."

Coal Ball's eyes were wide open as it warily watched the scenery rushing past below, occasionally letting out a nervous moo, only to quickly shut its mouth again.

Dylan ignored the little guy; he'd already taken it flying several times before, and he wasn't going to let the coal ball crash down.

—Moreover, the coal ball has the ability to become intangible, so it can't be killed by a fall. Therefore, Dylan flapped his wings again, and his speed suddenly increased!

"Shh!"

He flew past at breakneck speed.

Norbert let out a howl and immediately followed.

Two dragons and a shadow overlooked this familiar yet unfamiliar territory.

At first, the coal ball was a little panicked by the intense feeling of weightlessness, but as the flight continued, it gradually relaxed its tense body.

— Dylan finally noticed that the little guy's claws were no longer digging so hard at his scales.

It can even tentatively raise its head slightly to feel the wind brushing against its face and ruffling its whiskers.

Dylan's eyes gleamed as he looked down.

Right now, his world doesn't have a real moon, but there is still a patch of moonlight shining through the gaps in the branches and leaves, casting dappled light and shadow.

In the forest, all sorts of small animals were awakened by Norbert's cries and scurried about in the grass.

The goblins, far fewer in number than before, were now sitting together, doing something unknown.

Hearing the sound, they raised their heads.

Seeing Dylan and Norbert's enormous figures fly over their heads, they trembled with fear, quickly huddled into a ball, and hid in the dense bushes, holding their breath and not daring to make a sound.

There were also swarms of Cornish elves, quite a lot of them, flying back and forth in the woods.

—Because these creatures are too small, Dylan has no way of summoning any high-quality obsidian flowers from them.

Therefore, Dylan only used these elves as tools for bleeding them out, unlike the goblins, which he would kill every now and then.

Even so, these audacious little elves panicked as soon as they sensed Dylan and Norbert's presence, and flew into the depths of the forest in an attempt to hide themselves.

Fortunately, they were indeed small in size, and within a few breaths they disappeared into the layers of branches and leaves.

Dylan ignored them and flew around his own world three times before slowly landing back next to the cabin.

"My current level of flying in the form of a Norwegian Spinosaurus can be described as quite superb."

Seeing that the suitcase was now more than twice the size of the original one, Dylan felt a sense of感慨 (gǎnkǎi, mixed feelings of emotion and reflection).

He had a sense of being a creator—and in fact, he was.

This space was originally created by him at his own expense.

Reverting to human form, Dylan looked at the coal ball that had jumped to the ground, its four legs trembling, and quickly pursed his lips to suppress a laugh.

The coal ball looked at him.

Dylan immediately looked up at the sky at a 45-degree angle.

"Hmm, let's start another ecosystem. It costs about 700,000 Galleons. We'll spend 600,000 to expand the space, and then use the remaining 100,000 to start a new ecosystem. That's not bad."

But what kind of environment would be best for this ecosystem?

He now owns a forest, and the forest is not just about trees; it actually encompasses a wide range, including some small lakes.

If needed, Dylan could even manipulate the forest to resemble a portion of a rainforest.

However, he could only change a small part of it.

Because the system indicates that rainforests are also a new ecosystem.

Want to unlock it completely?
spend money!

Dylan's need for rainforests is not particularly high.

Even a small portion would be enough to deal with his current situation, so Dylan wasn't in a hurry to spend another 100,000 Galleons to create a pure rainforest.

After much deliberation, Dylan decided to create an ocean – the Small Ocean.

—After all, the space is really not large. Creating a small area of ​​sea first can allow for a greater number of living organisms than the forest.

Norbertas can also hunt for food in the sea.

Dylan only needs to sprinkle some magical growth-inducing agent or something similar into the sea, and the fish will grow like crazy.

There's so much food we can't even finish it all.

This would, to some extent, alleviate Dylan's need to spend a lot of money from time to time to provide food for Norbert.

With this thought in mind, Dylan had an idea.
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100000 Galleons!

In an instant, Dylan's consciousness swept across the entire small world that had originally consisted only of forests.

At the same time, the ecological environment in the space was also stirred up by a pair of invisible giant hands, and began to undergo earth-shattering changes.

At the edge of the space, there was a small house that had been standing quietly beside the forest.

At this moment, on the other side.

A strange fluctuation arose.

Immediately afterwards, the ground began to slowly sink.

As if summoned, the seawater surged and roared into it.

The waves surged and splashed.

In an instant, a clear ocean appeared before Dylan's eyes.

The moonlight poured down, casting a silvery glow on the sea, and the shimmering waves sparkled and danced in the night.

With the advent of the ocean, the territory of forests began to shrink.

Some of the once towering trees have been submerged by seawater and transformed into part of the ocean.

Some were forced to retreat inland, giving up large tracts of land.

This resulted in the creatures that had already appeared due to the expansion of space and forests being forced together as well.

However, the forest has only recently been expanded, and even with its self-sustaining ecosystem, it hasn't created many organisms immediately, so it's not particularly crowded.

Because Dylan didn't make the ocean too big; in fact, it even looks a bit small.

It would probably just occupy the space he recently expanded, and it might still be insufficient.

Dylan looked at the Small Sea and nodded in satisfaction.

Beside him, Nobeta and Coal Ball had both witnessed the appearance of the forest, so while they were surprised, they were more excited.

But the immobile serpent monster had never seen such a scene before.

Seeing an ocean appear out of thin air, it tried to raise its head, but could not. It could only stare intently at the scene in front of it with its vertical pupils.

It dares to swear on its guts that it has never been so shocked in its life!
How did this human manage to do that?
No, this monster is even more evil than that!

How is it possible to make an ocean appear out of thin air?

This is simply impossible!
Dylan's actions completely shattered the basilisk's previously shallow and unchanging understanding.

Fear and doubt lingered in its heart, making it increasingly terrified of Dylan.

Norbert flapped its two enormous dragon wings, its eyes wide like copper bells, hovering slightly in mid-air, looking at the sea ahead, and letting out a series of cries.

"Ow! Ow!"

In the past, it would wander around this forest all day long, soaring freely.

It could be said that it felt it knew every inch of this land better than its owner!
But this suddenly appearing ocean makes it feel both unfamiliar and curious.

Norbert exhaled hot breath from his nostrils, tentatively trying to approach the sea, but restrained himself and looked down to confirm with Dylan.

Dylan nodded slightly: "Go ahead."

"Ow!"

The surprise in Nobita's eyes was quickly replaced by intense curiosity and excitement, and he let out a loud roar.

With a sudden flap of its wings, it shot off, carrying scorching air currents, and flew above the sea.

It first hovered in mid-air, its two huge claws waving in the air, stirring up waves of heat.

Then, Norbert folded its wings and plunged headfirst into the sea.

"boom!"

There was a loud bang.

Water splashed up several meters high, shimmering silvery-white in the moonlight, looking absolutely beautiful.

Dylan watched as Norbert frolicked in the water, sometimes tilting his neck back to fling large swaths of seawater into the air, and sometimes diving underwater, leaving a trail of huge bubbles behind him.

"Shh!"

When it broke out of the water again, it had a large, terrified fish in its mouth.

"Ow!"

Norbert shook his head violently, tossing the large fish into the air, then opened his mouth full of fangs and swallowed the whole fish whole.

Dylan raised an eyebrow.

"So despite being a fire-breathing dragon, Norwegian Ridgeback was not afraid of water."

Dylan also became interested and wanted to go for a spin in the sea with Norbert.

However, the ocean is still too small.

It's like a large lake.

Dylan's interest waned considerably.

He looked down at the coal lumps at his feet.

The little guy was also staring intently at the ocean.

Dylan chuckled: "Go have fun, you guys don't have to go to school or work anyway."

Coal Ball glanced at Dylan, but after receiving its master's permission, it honestly began to move, its figure transforming into a black shadow as it flew towards the ocean.

Watching the coal ball run away, Dylan nodded to himself.

really!

The shadow is not a cat!
I don't dislike water at all!
(End of this chapter)