Harry Potter Returns from Baldur's Gate

After a long while, Harry finally uttered a beautiful British sentence.

"F**K!"

"What's wrong? Harry?"

Hagrid walked over, rubbing his eyes and looking at Harry who was sitting on the tree root.

"It's ok, shall we go back now?"

Facing Hagrid, Harry was too embarrassed to tell him that he had just completely forgotten that he was still a "wizard" and that he still had a wand in his hand.

Harry found that he rarely used a wand outside of class. Maybe he should learn a few more spells.

Try to find a more convenient way to deal with this kind of enemies next time you encounter them in a group.

"Of course, it's too late. It's time to go back now."

Hagrid sniffed and dropped his hand from wiping his eyes.

"At least we saved a Hippogriff tonight didn't we?"

"and many more?"

Harry picked his ears, trying to confirm whether spider silk had just flown into his ears, causing him to hear a long and difficult word.

"What did you just say we rescued?"

"A hippogriff."

Hagrid looked at Harry in confusion and gestured with his hands.

"An eagle's head, a horse's body, and a pair of wings. A hippogriff."

Oh my god... Eagle head. Just when Harry was about to complain about this crappy word, he suddenly remembered when he saw those birds of prey before.

The hind half of their bodies are indeed horses, not lions like griffins, and their front claws do seem to be the claws of birds of prey. They really just look a bit like griffins.

Harry scratched his head, as Draco always did.

"I still lack understanding of these magical creatures. When can I start learning about them?"

Hagrid smiled amusedly at what Harry said.

"Don't worry Harry, you will be able to start learning about these little cuties in your Magical Creatures class in your third year."

Harry took Hagrid's description of the 'cute' as an ironic statement by some adventurer.

It was like when everyone had just arrived at the hotel, hadn't even finished their beer and the food they ordered hadn't been served yet, and the captain jumped out and said, "I have an idea."

The team members would pretend to be happy and say, "Ah! That's great! Our joints are going to be rusty from staying here."

Some performers, such as a certain unnamed vampire wanderer, would take off their hats and flick the dust off them, adding, "Oh my god, my hat is covered in dust."

Harry shook his head, pushing the memories out of his mind, and looked up at Hagrid.

"But won't it be a problem if those spiders just leave now?"

Hagrid shook his head.

"These spiders were restrained by Aragog in the past. Now they will attack each other to divide the territory and decide the leader. And because they are a species from the South Seas, they prefer the environment of the Forbidden Forest to other places. As long as no basilisk really enters the Forbidden Forest, they will not leave."

At this Hagrid sniffed.

"But for the next period of time, our main target will probably be these spiders."

Harry was relieved to hear that these spiders would not leave the Forbidden Forest.

If these spiders left the Forbidden Forest and headed towards the Muggle city, it would probably cause a horrific disaster.

But Harry changed his mind and thought about the military power that the Muggles now possessed. It was hard to say what the outcome would be if a real fight broke out.

Then Harry and Hagrid walked out of the Forbidden Forest chatting casually, although Hagrid recognized Harry's abilities.

After all, the strength of a wizard who could do something like smashing half of Aragog's body with a lantern no longer needed to be recognized by others, and at least there was nothing on the lawn of Hogwarts that could threaten him.

But Hagrid still insisted on sending Harry to the gate of Hogwarts Castle.

Harry returned to the castle and pushed the castle gate. There was no doubt that the castle gate was locked at this time.

However, as the keeper of the keys to Hogwarts, this kind of small problem would certainly not be a problem for Hagrid.

But when Hagrid was taking the key out of his coat, he was still muttering something like "lazy old man..."

Just as Hagrid was muttering, the castle gate suddenly opened and Filch walked out of the castle with one hand behind his back.

Filch glanced at him briefly, and Hagrid immediately swallowed back the words he had just muttered.

After looking at Hagrid, Filch looked Harry up and down again.

Just like when Filch was looking at him before, Harry felt as if he was being stared at by some dangerous creature.

Being stared at by Filch, Harry quickly handed the lantern to Filch.

"Sorry, the lantern is slightly damaged."

After Filch took the lantern, he didn't say anything, but just looked at the lantern first and then at Hagrid.

Then he stepped out of the way and said to Harry, "It's almost curfew, you should go back to your common room now."

"Ok."

After turning his head to give Hagrid a look that said "see you tomorrow night", Harry walked into the castle.

On the way back to Gryffindor, Harry didn't encounter anything special except meeting Peeves.

Even when facing Peeves who wanted to attack him with a dung bomb, Harry remained calm after having experienced being besieged by a swarm of spiders.

He just borrowed a shield from a passing armored man and knocked the dung bomb away.

And he told Peeves calmly that he was in a bad mood today and would come to play with him next time.

Peeves stopped harassing Harry.

When Harry returned to the dormitory, he just opened the door and wanted to throw himself onto the bed as quickly as possible.

Harry saw that Ron, who usually groaned during exercise, was not lying in bed at this time.

Instead, he did push-ups in the open space of the dormitory.

Draco, on the other hand, had already changed into his pajamas and was sitting on his bed reading a book.

Looking at this unexpected scene, Harry wondered if he had opened the dormitory door in the wrong way today.

So Harry opened the dormitory door again.

Seeing that the scene in the dormitory was still the same, Harry walked back into the dormitory.

"Ron, why did you work out so hard today?"

"Because Hermione said that she would only be willing to talk to you when I can bench press 200."

081 Shake the Brain

Looking at the grinning Ron, Harry wanted to say something, but after opening his mouth several times, he still couldn't say it.

Finally, with a sigh, Harry contributed his remaining protein powder.

Harry's life seemed to have finally returned to its normal, peaceful track.

No matter where they were, Hermione always ignored Harry.

From morning exercise to lunch break.

During the week, the only communication between Harry and Hermione was within the scope of human language.

It was in Potions class when Snape saw that Harry was sitting next to Draco, and Ron was sitting next to Hermione.

Waving his wand, he roared, "What do you think of a Potions class?! You can't change the partners you chose at the beginning! Everyone, take your seats back!"

The seriousness and solemnity in his words were like an old priest who had presided over weddings for many years, coming to the silver party night scene, waving the Bible and the cross and angrily denouncing the debauchery and depravity here.

The serious tone even made Harry subconsciously begin to reflect on whether he had done something unforgivable that required him to be judged by law and morality.

When Harry sat back next to Hermione amid Snape's scolding, Hermione's "Tsk..." was the only communication between Harry and Hermione this week.

Even in the following Potions class, the cooperation between Harry and Hermione even exceeded the level of last week, to the extent that they could cooperate with each other to complete the potion without even eye contact.

But when Harry took the results of this lesson to report, Snape's face looked as if the potion in Harry's glass bottle was not a bottle that completely matched the description in the textbook.

Instead, Harry simply filled a bottle of water and came up to deal with the matter.

In the end, Harry got an "O", but before leaving, Snape assigned him a paper that had to be completed in pairs.

When Harry returned to his seat and wanted to tell Hermione that he would take care of the paper himself, Hermione had disappeared.

The next week, when Snape was collecting papers, Harry and Hermione each took out a "double-written paper" from their schoolbags at the same time, causing Snape to deduct five points from Gryffindor with a twitching eye.

Looking at Snape's expression, if it weren't for some reason, Harry felt that Snape even wanted to put himself and Hermione in detention and would not release them until they made up.

Finally, Snape sighed, gave up the idea, and dragged his heavy steps back to the podium.

But not everything is like Hermione.

At noon on the second day after experiencing the Spider Night Terror with Hagrid, Harry went to the library before lunch to look up information about these eight-eyed giant spiders.

After all, if an adventurer fights a monster he knows nothing about for the first time, he can attribute it to bad luck.

When I went there for the second time, I knew almost nothing about this monster, so I could only be careless and seek my own death.

After discovering that Harry was looking for information about giant spiders and learning that there were a large number of giant spiders in the Forbidden Forest outside the school.

Draco's already pale face became even paler, as white as if someone had just applied powder on his face.

"How could they allow dangerous creatures like giant spiders to build their nests near Hogwarts?! No, I want to go with you! I've dealt with similar monsters before."

So that night, Draco joined Harry and Hagrid's team to fight the eight-eyed giant spider.

Then Harry experienced the most horrific quarrel and the fastest reconciliation in his entire adventurous career.

Before the battle began, Draco scoffed at Hagrid's plan to take Fang out, find the spiders and kill them, calling Hyde's plan a special meal delivery operation.

Hyde also called Draco a good-for-nothing pretty boy, a piece of good-for-nothing who could do nothing after leaving his father.

But after the action that night was over, Harry suspected that if it weren't for the huge height difference between the two, the two guys would have been able to walk back together arm in arm.

After the operation, Draco praised Hagrid for being strong and agile and a qualified hunter.