My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 507, Section 504: The Centaur's Trouble

The unicorns had absolutely no objection to Umaru.

The unicorn that Umaru called Louise even obediently lowered its head before walking up to Umaru, letting her stroke its fur before riding on its back.

This unicorn was a friend that Umaru met in the Forbidden Forest not long after she started first grade.

At that time, its leg was accidentally injured by a trap set by the centaurs in the Forbidden Forest, and it was discovered by Umaru, who had sneaked out to play in the Forbidden Forest in the middle of the night.

Umaru carefully bandaged its wound and visited it every night during that time.

Later, Umaru even gave it the name of 007's female assistant, and it became her friend in the Forbidden Forest.

Unicorns are very united creatures. After Umaru saved their companions, the other unicorns in the Forbidden Forest also showed her great affection.

In a unicorn's own camp like this, she can come and go as she pleases without being harassed by any unicorn.

Umaru rode on Louise's back and chatted intimately with her for a while, but then she didn't forget the important business she was supposed to be doing.

After she told Louis about her friends being captured by centaurs and asked for their help in rescuing them, all the unicorns here were led together.

Louise is the leader of this unicorn herd, and with her help, rescuing people from the centaurs is a piece of cake.

After all, in the magical world, unicorns are powerful magical creatures that can be ranked alongside dragons and phoenixes.

Otherwise, Fox wouldn't have been stabbed in the stomach by a unicorn horn in the Forbidden Forest, almost dying as a result.

Dozens of unicorns, led by Umaru, poured out of their clan's territory.

The ground near the Forbidden Forest trembled under the unicorn's hooves.

Various other magical creatures in the forest leaped and bounded, making way for the unicorns.

Umaru rode on Louise's back, charging majestically at the very front of the group.

The unicorns were fast, and it wasn't long before they reached the place where the centaurs had kidnapped the little wizard.

The centaurs outnumbered the unicorn herds by a great margin, but when they saw such a large horde of unicorns charging toward them, the centaurs inevitably panicked.

"Back off! Back off! Avoid them! Don't fight these unicorns!"

Ferenze shouted at the centaur's ranks.

The centaurs' survival principle is to live in harmony with nature, and since unicorns are messengers of nature, these centaurs would certainly not harm them.

And so easily, Umaru led the unicorns into the centaur's encirclement and reached the place where the hostages were tied up.

The group of unicorns surrounded the three young wizards tied to the tree, preventing the centaurs from getting close.

Umaru ran down and untied the ropes binding Fleur's sister Gabrielle and Aniston's brother.

The two children still had tear stains on their faces; they still didn't know what had happened.

They stared blankly as Umaru led them onto the unicorn's back.

Gabrielle, being a little girl like Umaru, was a bit better off, but after Aniston's brother climbed onto the back of a unicorn, the unicorn clearly showed some resistance.

But in the end, it still didn't manage to free the little boy from its back, leaving him sitting on it.

When Durmstrang's students saw Umaru return with the main group, they were extremely excited and shouted.

"And me too! You're so clever, little wizard from Hogwarts! Quick! Help me untie the ropes too!"

However, Umaru just snorted and glanced at him, refusing.

"No! The unicorns won't let you sit on them. They only accept female contact. Even if they let you off, we can't take you away. It's better to just let you stay here. Those centaurs will be hesitant to harm you."

After Umaru finished speaking, she led the unicorns out of the centaur territory and back to their clan's settlement.

The boy was dumbfounded. He watched the unicorns fly away, and no matter how much he called out and begged, they did not turn back.

The centaurs gathered together, looking bewildered at the unicorn herd that had rushed in, rescued the hostages, and then charged out again.

"What should we do next, Ferencze?"

Faced with the questions from his people, Ferenze silently shook his head.

"Don't do anything. Keep an eye on the remaining wizard's colt. I'm going to find Dumbledore and tell him about this."

While Umaru was leading her group to rescue the hostages, Lynn and his men had just entered the Forbidden Forest.

The second project is undoubtedly more advantageous for Hogwarts students.

The warriors from the other three schools were clearly less familiar with the terrain and environment here.

In this environment, it is clearly a wiser choice for everyone to stick together and move forward as a group.

But the news that Furong and her friends had been kidnapped by the centaurs threw them into disarray.

They didn't even consider cooperating with others, and after entering the Forbidden Forest, they wandered around aimlessly like three headless flies.

Lynn, meanwhile, walked leisurely along the path through the woods toward the centaur camp.

He was certainly familiar with the Forbidden Forest; he already knew its approximate location when he was in first grade, as he was from the tribe where the centaurs lived.

But he hadn't gone far when a dog barking came from afar.

Lynn stopped in his tracks and looked in the direction from which the sound came.

Hagrid, holding Aww's chain, cautiously walked towards him.

"Hagrid? What are you doing here? Isn't this area of ​​the Forbidden Forest off-limits to anyone during the competition?"

Hagrid saw Lynn and gave her a somewhat embarrassed smile.

"I know you are highly skilled, Lynn. Of course, this is the Forbidden Forest after all. If you are not familiar with the environment here, you will not be able to use your skills even if you are very capable."

But this place feels like my second home to me, so you know, I can secretly offer you some help. Don't worry, no one else will find out.

Lynn politely declined Hagrid's offer.

"Thank you, Hagrid, but I know where the centaurs' camp is, so I think I can go there myself."

"No, no, no, the centaurs are not in their tribe right now. They have moved to a corner of the Forbidden Forest. It will take you a lot of effort to find them, but I happen to know where they are."

Before Hagrid could finish speaking and before Lynn could refuse again, the sound of horses' hooves gradually approached from afar.

Lynn shrugged.

"I think we don't need to go looking for the centaurs anymore; rather, the centaurs are in trouble and need to come to us."

(End of this chapter)