My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 506, Section 503: Little Umaru's Friends in the Forbidden Forest

Finding an opening, Umaru leaped off the tree she was in.

With a single leap, he landed on the canopy of the tree where the Durmstrang student was tied.

Under the cover of the dense foliage, Xiao Mai transformed back into human form in the tree canopy.

The centaurs around were sparse, as most of the manpower had been sent out by Ferenze to search for Umaru.

So, taking advantage of the fact that no other centaurs were around, Umaru spoke softly, in a voice that was only loud enough for her and the older boy to hear.

"Repeat after me—'Blois'."

This is a simple spell to join the server. Before taking any action, she naturally needed to communicate with this Durmstrang student in advance.

The boy wasn't stupid. After hearing Umaru's voice, he was stunned for a moment, then realized that the person he was talking to was one of the centaurs searching for the hostages who had escaped.

So the boy, following Umaru's instructions, gently moved his lips and recited the spell in a voice only he could hear.

He then joined the forum that Xiaomai had just created, where only she and the boy communicated.

"These centaurs are insane! They actually dared to kidnap a young wizard!"

The connection spell was quite simple to operate. Although this Durmstrang student had never seen such magic before, he figured out how to use it after a short while.

As soon as he logged on, he vented all the words he hadn't finished cursing at the centaur in the forum.

Before Umaru could even speak, he launched into a long string of text.

"You have to save me first, then we'll escape together and get the professors and principals. We must capture all these centaurs and execute them! Those damned beasts! This is a rebellion!"

Hearing what he said, Umaru was immediately unhappy.

Although this was because Krum hadn't figured out the secrets of the Apple of Gold.

His friend, who was being kidnapped, was unaware that this was actually just a trial in the Triwizard Tournament, so he mistook the centaurs' kidnapping of them for a real rebellion.

His arrogant tone and the way he seemed to be giving up on the other two boys and girls who were still kept in the dark and tied to the tree made Umaru very unhappy.

She asked directly.

"Do you have a wand and can use magic?"

The wizard was immediately stumped. He had been caught off guard and brought here. Of course, he didn't have a wand on him, and without a wand, he certainly couldn't use spells properly.

Are the horsemen familiar with the terrain of the Forbidden Forest?

This question left the wizard speechless. He wasn't a student at Hogwarts and didn't even know which direction to run to get out, so how could he possibly be familiar with the terrain?

But the wizard quickly came up with another solution.

He rolled his eyes and spoke in a deliberately flattering and boastful tone.

"You're a junior wizard at Hogwarts, and you're so skilled that you managed to slip away from so many centaurs. You must be extraordinary."

So you can untie the ropes for me first, then you can make some noise to lure these centaurs away, and I'll take the opportunity to escape. You'll definitely be able to shake them off eventually. Then come find me, and we'll escape back to the castle together, how about that?"

After hearing what he said, Xiaomai rolled her eyes on the spot, then kicked him out of her forum without saying a word, turned back into a hamster, and jumped down from the tree.

This Durmstrang student was treating her like a fool; sure enough, the students at that school were a bunch of heartless maggots.

He was originally thinking of saving them, but he actually asked him to be bait so that he could create an opportunity to escape.

Do they really think Umaru is some silly second-grade student?

She had no hope of rescuing this senior male wizard, nor did she intend to.

He actually tried to lie to her; he deserves to be beaten up by the centaurs here.

Umaru stormed off from the area where the centaurs were gathered; she certainly wouldn't give up so easily.

It's just a matter of finding help from the Forbidden Forest, using a different approach.

Just like he said in his conversation with the male wizard, even if the male wizard himself is a good person.

He currently has no wand, is unfamiliar with the Forbidden Forest's terrain, and given that centaurs have two legs and four legs, they simply cannot outrun them. Even with his help, it would be completely useless.

Umaru, on the other hand, is very familiar with the terrain of the neighborhood.

Or rather, the mischievous students at Hogwarts, as long as they don't venture deep into the Forbidden Forest, are all very familiar with the outer parts of the forest.

Otherwise, why would Dumbledore emphasize every year at the start of the school year that students should not approach the Forbidden Forest?

Who is this statement being emphasized to?

It's meant for audacious young wizards like the Weasley twins, Harry, Ron, and Umaru, who dare to go out at night and venture into the Forbidden Forest.

Umaru had already secretly run into the Forbidden Forest to familiarize herself with the terrain when Lynn first started school and she was Lynn's hamster.

After I started attending Hogwarts, I naturally liked to wander around there whenever I had a spare moment.

She was born with the ability to transform into an Animagus. Although she wasn't very strong, at least she didn't have to be afraid of anything here and could turn into a hamster and escape at any time.

Having spent a long time in the Forbidden Forest, Umaru naturally made a few friends, given her personality.

She ran familiarly toward the depths of the Forbidden Forest, encountering many centaurs searching for her along the way.

However, these horsemen had no idea that the target they were looking for was running right under their hooves.

Umaru crossed a stream, climbed over a small hill, and finally arrived at a dense forest.

The trees here are very thick, and their dense foliage completely blocks out the sky.

Only a few faint rays of light could shine in.

Bright fireflies flitted among the trees, making the forest seem like a dreamlike fairy tale.

In the middle of the woods was a large clearing, and in the middle of the clearing was a small pond.

Around the pond, a group of horse-like creatures with horns on their heads and silvery-white fur were leisurely playing by the water.

After arriving here, Umaru immediately transformed into human form and excitedly shouted at the unicorn herd.

"Louise, I've come to see you again!"

The unicorns heard Umaru's call and they all raised their heads to look in her direction.

A tall unicorn with gleaming silver-white fur walked gracefully toward Umaru from the herd.

(End of this chapter)