Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 95, Section 93: I Choose You, Charizard!

Hogwarts Castle is enchanted, making it impossible to use sophisticated electronic devices made by ordinary people inside. Even flashlights cannot be used. Only old-fashioned cameras (the original Colin camera) can be used without being affected.

Dali stretched out a finger, from which a bright light shone, like a high-powered flashlight, as he casually walked through the dangerous Forbidden Forest.

The illumination trick, the only magic trick Dudley could perform, has now been turned into something quite elaborate.

Not just his fingertips, but any part of his body could glow if he wanted to.

Under normal circumstances, Dali rarely comes to the Forbidden Forest at night. Not only is the Forbidden Forest full of dangers at night, but there are also not many materials to gather, and there are relatively fewer nocturnal magical plants compared to the daytime.

However, he didn't come here for the materials.

Dudley walked to a slightly secluded and open spot deep in the Forbidden Forest. He pointed his fingertips at the sky and then waved them around a few times.

"roar!"

Not long after, a deep roar came from the distant sky, and then a two-winged creature about the same height as Dudley slowly descended from the sky.

"You've grown up again, Charizard."

Dali spoke softly, patting the other's scale-covered body.

It has sharp edges and is extremely hard.

The creature that Dudley calls a fire-breathing dragon is Norber, who hatched from a dragon egg.

"Roar!" Little Dragon Chong Dali roared in dissatisfaction.

"It sounds awful."

The little dragon used the simplest words to express its dissatisfaction with the name "Charizard Dragon." In fact, it didn't like either "Nober" or "Charizard Dragon."

It felt it should have a more imposing name, like Neltharion or something. It liked the name the moment it heard it from Dudley, but unfortunately, Dudley selectively ignored its opinion. After all, Neltharion was dead, and Charizard was the current meta's favorite.

In this world, dragons, while not as intelligent as those depicted in fantasy worlds, still possess a certain level of wisdom and are not purely beasts. At least they know what kind of creature they are, and when they saw Hagrid, they never treated him as their mother.

This feeling of dissatisfaction persisted until Li pulled a small bag out of his purse.

"roar!"

"Give me!"

Little Dragon stared intently at the small bag in Dali's hand. The aroma emanating from it made its mouth involuntarily produce a large amount of saliva.

Amazing Creature Food – Exclusively for Reptiles.

The little dragon really wanted to eat it, but it didn't dare to snatch it because the human in front of it had the power to easily suppress it.

It still vividly remembers the beginning when it tried to forcibly take the delicious food from the other party, only to be pinned to the ground by the other party's hand and unable to get up for a long time. That terrifying strength is still fresh in its memory.

Even now that I'm so much older, I still don't dare to act rashly.

When I grow up, I'll definitely teach this person who dared to tease me a lesson.

"Want some?" Dali gently opened the bag a crack, and a delicious aroma immediately filled the air.

"If you want some, please say so next time. And remember, I'm your owner."

You despicable humans, don't even think about making me submit. A mere ration of food? I'd rather die outside than submit to that!

Dali silently opened the bag again, and the fragrance became even stronger.

"roar!"

Owner!

The little dragon that Hagrid couldn't bear to let go of has now been taken away by Dudley. Hagrid injured himself back then, so it's not too much to ask him to take a dragon as a pet as compensation, right?

Eat, eat, eat—that was the only thought in Xiaolong's mind.

*Clap clap clap*

The little dragon's tail kept slapping the ground, making a mess of the surrounding grass.

The image is less like a dragon and more like a puppy crying for its owner to feed it.

No animal can resist the food Dudley makes.

From the very beginning with Ralph, to Mrs. Lorris, to Fox, and now to the little dragon in front of us.

This talent surpasses even his potion-making skills by a significant margin.

"It smells so good!"

Chewing heartily on the delicious food, Xiaolong felt that he could no longer live without it; it was the best food he had ever eaten in his life.

It had hunted in the forbidden forest before, but the food there was barely enough to fill its stomach; it was nowhere near as delicious as this food.

Like an addiction, if you don't eat it for more than three days, you'll feel uncomfortable all over and nothing will taste good.

Humans are truly terrifying creatures.

She's not only very capable, but also a great cook.

Xiao Long thought to himself.

One is the human who hatched it, and the other is the human who is now feeding it; both are so powerful.

It licked the crumbs off its mouth, let out a satisfied burp, and a tiny flame shot out from its nostrils.

The little dragon, feeling great after its meal, was contentedly squinting its eyes when it heard Dudley's voice in its ear. Dudley patted the little dragon's increasingly robust body and said, "Charizard, you're developing well. In a while, you'll be able to carry me through the skies."

That was his real purpose in having Hagrid release the baby dragon into the Forbidden Forest.

He had made up his mind from the first moment he saw Xiaolong.

He wants to be a dragon knight.

Upon hearing this, Xiaolong stared at Dali with his big red and yellow eyes in terror, his two short front paws waving wildly and his head shaking like a rattle drum.

This brought back very unpleasant memories for it.

At first, Xiaolong didn't think it was a big deal to carry Dali Fei. What difference would it make if there were three humans, let alone one? That is, until Dali Fei climbed onto its back.

At that moment, it felt as if a mountain was pressing down on it.

They can't even stand, let alone fly.

It lay steadily on the ground, completely still.

From then on, Xiaolong never dared to let Dali ride on his back again.

Just as Dali was about to continue teasing Xiaolong, he paused slightly, his brows furrowing, and he and Xiaolong simultaneously turned their gazes to another place.

He caught a faint smell of blood in the air.

Approaching this direction, the area should be within one kilometer.

No, it has now been shortened to just over 900 meters.

It's done by running, and it's very fast.

Closer

Moreover, their goal was very clear: they came for their own position.

The little dragon let out low growls, and the scales on its neck stood up.

That's something that could make even a magical creature like Little Dragon, who stands at the top of the food chain, feel threatened.

Dali silently began to meditate on himself.

His left hand reached for his pouch, where he grabbed several potions.

Less than 500 meters

There aren't many magical creatures in the Forbidden Forest that can reach this speed.

300 meters.

one hundred meters

Right ahead!

Perhaps sensing danger, the surrounding environment became extremely quiet; the chirping of insects and the calls of birds all disappeared.

Just then, with a whoosh and the sound of trees scraping, a horse-like creature with a single horn on its head and a faint white glow emanating from its body rushed out of the forest.

A unicorn, a unicorn. Although the fur on its neck was sparse, Dudley recognized it at a glance. It was one of the unicorns living in the Forbidden Forest.

If you ask why, it's because he plucked all the hair off the other person's neck.

The ground was covered in silvery blood, clearly indicating that the unicorn was injured, and seriously so.

But Dudley didn't have time to pay attention to this unicorn.

The real danger to Dudley and the little dragon wasn't the unicorn, but what was following behind it.

A dark green light rose behind the unicorn.

(End of this chapter)