Hogwarts: Nagini captured at the start

Chapter 107 Little Dragon Girl, show some hygiene!

When Ms. Molly saw the four of them come out, she waved her arm and gestured for them to come over. With her other hand, she was holding the hand of Ginny, whose face was flushed.

"Harry Potter".

Ginny gripped her skirt tightly and screamed in a shrill voice.

"Ginny, be polite, don't shout other people's names."

After speaking to Ginny, Ms. Molly turned to the four of them with a smile and asked, "Was this year of studying tiring?"

Some of the four shook their heads while others nodded, but after answering, all of them except Ron thanked Ms. Molly for the Christmas gifts.

"It's just a small token of my appreciation, nothing much. Robin, how about coming to 'The Humble Abode' for summer vacation?"

"Thank you! No, I already promised someone else. Here comes the person who received it."

Following the direction Luo Bin pointed, the group saw a tall, stunningly beautiful woman walking towards them with a smile.

"Wow, it's so beautiful!"

Ginny blinked her starry eyes and praised.

"Hello, my name is Nagini, and I'm Robin's older sister," Nagini said gently, tucking a stray strand of hair behind her ear.

"Robin, you have such a beautiful older sister, why didn't you tell us sooner?" Ron asked.

Robin: Uh, why are you blushing? Be careful, or I'll gather up a few macaron baking manuals and give them to your sweet little darling—Lavender Brown!

"Robin, where are you planning to go?"

Hermione squeezed between Robin and Nagini and asked.

Robin smiled knowingly, "Let's go treasure hunting."

Seeing that the small chili pepper was trending towards becoming a ghost pepper, he quickly added, "I'm planning to investigate the market and open a small shop."

Hermione's lips parted slightly, as if she wanted to say something else, but the three people who suddenly rushed over interrupted her thoughts.

Of the three who rushed over, the leader was a large, fat man with a face that was reddish-purple. He was so fat that you couldn't see his neck, but he still had a big beard.

Behind him followed a woman with a sharp and mean face. She was tall and thin with a neck as long as a goose, and she was holding the hand of a chubby little boy with blond hair.

Judging from their appearance and demeanor, they are undoubtedly from the Dursleys.

"Hey, what are you showing off for? Don't you know that a normal person wouldn't walk around the station carrying a cage with an owl inside?" The fat man rushed over and scolded Harry sternly.

"Oh!"

Robin gave a soft "heh," patted the birdcage containing the fat bird, then pulled out his ebony wand and waved it forward while chanting incantations.

The Dursleys were so frightened that their faces turned pale and their lips turned purple (from biting them). After saying, "We'll wait for you outside the station," they helped each other and ran away, trembling.

"Um, Harry, are they really your relatives?"

Ron was incredulous.

Harry pursed his lips helplessly. "Yes."

"Harry, if they yell at you again, order you around, or treat you like a servant, then you should do what Robin did: wave your wand around wildly and make up spells to scare them."

Harry shook his head. "This trick won't last long. They'll find out I can't use magic outside of school."

Robin handed Harry a small box, saying, "It contains some small toys that can cast spells without waving a wand. You can use them to scare your relatives when your neighbors aren't looking."

"Thank you, Uncle Vernon is very impatient. I don't want to go back to Privet Road. I'm off now. See you at the start of the school year."

After Harry left, the group chatted for a while before pushing their luggage and leaving King's Cross Station.

One week later, in Çarnovo, western Poland, at night.

Under the cover of night, Robin crossed a wide river and arrived above a boundless forest.

He flew for a long time before finding an open space about the size of a hunting lodge. He reached out and patted the large, black, oil-paper-smoked spikes, and the black dragon immediately retracted its wing membranes and landed on the open space.

After Luo Bin jumped off the dragon's back, the black dragon ran to a pine tree with a thud, its long tail striking the pine trunk with a banging sound.

After knocking, the black dragon turned its back to the pine tree, raised its tail, and wiggled its rear end. After rubbing its "chrysanthemum" to its satisfaction, it turned around and roared as it bit off the pine tree, then began to grind its sharp teeth with a crunching sound.

Robin: (ー_ー)!! Using a "poop-wiping stick" to grind your teeth, that's something else!

"Nober, come here."

Robin coaxed, holding a ball of red fire in his palm. On his way to Poland, he had tested it and found that using the skills inside the Rubik's Cube did not result in a warning letter from the "Office for Prohibiting the Abuse of Magic".

Upon seeing the red flames, the black dragon's orange-red eyes instantly shone like light bulbs. It spat out the wood chips in its mouth and ran forward with a thud, swallowing the flames in one gulp. Then, it tilted its head and rubbed against its master's chest.

Robin, holding onto a pine tree to avoid being knocked over by the black dragon's head, saw it about to lick his face and quickly spoke up to stop it, "Nober, you're a girl, you need to be more hygienic!"

Norber tilted his head, blinking his big orange eyes, not understanding what "girl" and "hygiene" meant.

Like an old father, Luo Bin let out a long sigh of relief and fed Norber eight balls of red fire with his palm facing upwards, briefly adjusting it from "naughty and mischievous" to "well-behaved and sensible" mode.

Then, when it's not paying attention, silently recite the incantation and put it into the Rubik's Cube.

After finishing, he walked to the center of the open space and, by the dim moonlight, surveyed his surroundings.

The surrounding trees, as if by magic, almost immediately turned sharply north as soon as they emerged from the ground, and the bending of the trunks was wide enough for a person to lie down.

After growing parallel to the ground for a while, the trees seemed to be guided by something, turning 90 degrees and starting to straighten upwards, resulting in eerie and sinister shapes for each tree.

Well, the title "Curved Forest" is truly well-deserved!

Luo Bin picked a tree with the thickest trunk in sight and walked into the woods following the direction of its curve.

The further in he went, the thicker and taller the pine trees became. The intertwined branches between the trees formed a natural barrier, blocking the already hazy moonlight from reaching outside the forest, which was why he could only see the path ahead by holding up the glowing crystal ball.

About four hours later, Robin's feet were aching from walking, but he hadn't seen a single fox. He found a slightly flattened tree trunk and lay down to rest, planning to find a local to ask about the situation once he regained his strength.

Suddenly, a burst of shimmering light shone into his eyes, and he jumped up, holding the crystal ball high, looking towards the source of the 'shimmering light'.

On a pine branch growing diagonally downwards, a spider web the size of a basketball hoop is woven, and under the light of the crystal ball, the spider silk shimmers.

A dried yellow-and-black striped bee was wrapped around the edge of the spider web, while a blue spider the size of a peach pit was perched in the center of the web.

In the plant and animal kingdom, generally speaking, the more vibrant and colorful a creature is, the more toxic it is. Robin took a few steps back, intending to leave the professional matter to the professional spiders.

He silently chanted a spell and released the eight-eyed spider Mora into the Crescent Forest.

Mora, about the size of a baby elephant, landed and spun around a few times before lying on the ground, tucking her paws in, and whimpering.

(End of this chapter)