Harry Potter Reborn

As he got closer and closer to those huge figures, Hagrid couldn't help but look uneasy.

He lowered his head and whispered: "The leader, Gu Ge, is the giant. Did you see it? He is the giant sitting on the ground with a dustpan. He is the tallest, the ugliest, and the laziest. He sits there waiting for others to bring him something to eat.

, dead sheep or something, his name is Cacus.”

Harry looked at the giant. It was obvious that the giants around him were afraid of him and stayed away from him.

By visual inspection, he is estimated to be eight meters tall, taller than two Hagrids, and at least as heavy as two elephants. I don't know whether it's from birth or because he hasn't bathed for too long. His skin is black and as strong as a rhinoceros."

Entering the giant's camp, Hagrid became even more nervous.

He was worried that Harry had never been in contact with giants, and did not know how violent giants' tempers were, and how bloody and fleshy giants looked when they became manic, so he reminded him: "I will talk later, just stay with me."

"Yeah." Harry nodded.

He was too lazy to do this. If Dumbledore hadn't said too much in the letter, he would have refused.

So he didn't care much about getting this thing done.

Just follow Hagrid quietly.

…………

When we reached the bottom of the mountain, the giant leader Cacus was lying in the valley.

The place where they stayed was in a depression between four high mountains, near a mountain lake.

Kacus lay by the lake, roaring, and asked people to feed him and his wife.

Harry saw several giants standing up and walking towards them. They stared at Harry and Hagrid maliciously, holding a mallet made of a big tree in their hands.

"Do they want to kill us?" Harry asked doubtfully, because the murderous intent in the eyes of those giants was clear and clear.

"Yes." Hagrid said helplessly.

Harry sighed softly: "Crazy, it turns out that giants really have no brains. It's thanks to Merlin's blessing that they can survive until now."

Hagrid raised his head and shouted: "We are here on Dumbledore's order."

Then he emphasized: "Gifts, we bring gifts."

The giants suddenly fell silent, staring at Harry and Hagrid with eyes as big as several copper bells.

Hagrid took the eternal fire, raised the torch high, stared at Karkus, and ignored the other giants.

In this way, the other giants blocking the way stepped aside, and looking at Harry, Hagrid walked over until he reached Cacus's feet.

Hagrid bowed, but Harry did not, but he was a dwarf in the eyes of giants, and no one noticed whether he bowed or not.

Hagrid placed the eternal fire on the snow at Karkus' feet.

"Magic Fire, this is a gift given to Giant Gogo by Minister Albus Dumbledore on behalf of the British Ministry of Magic as a mark of respect," Hagrid said.

There was impatience on Cacus's face. He looked around, opened his mouth, and his voice boomed.

What he spoke was not a human language, and Harry could not understand the giant's language at all.

Hagrid said to Harry: "They can't speak our language. He is looking for someone among the giants who can understand our language and act as a translator."

Two relatively thin giants stood up and looked at Karkus in awe.

There was a gurgling sound in his mouth.

As the saying goes, the less you get, the more precious it is. Although giants are born with powerful physical power, they are insulated from magic.

Therefore, what giants like most is human magic, which even surpasses the most important food.

Hearing that what Hagrid sent was something related to magic, Karkus' eyes were very greedy.

Karkus leaned back, snorted, and pretended, as if he wanted to adjust his attitude, but in the end he couldn't suppress the curiosity in his heart.

He yelled loudly again.

The two giants turned to ask Hagrid: "What is this thing for? What is it used for?"

Hagrid explained: "Magic allows this torch to burn forever and never go out."

The two giants looked shocked.

It was not until Cacus urged them impatiently that they hurriedly translated to him.

The campground suddenly fell silent.

After understanding what this torch made by Harry was, Karkus's eyes almost bulged out.

Then there was a commotion in the camp.

The giants were all shouting, waving wooden sticks in their hands, and came over with excitement, as if they wanted to get up close to the flames.

"&*#@!" Karkus shouted suddenly.

Those giants stopped in fear and did not dare to move forward.

Kacus nodded with satisfaction.

He picked up the torch on the snow, just like an ordinary person picking up a match.

Then he made an action: he opened his mouth and spit at the torch.

The saliva was yellow, green and black, filthier than the sewage in the underground tunnel.

Harry's face was gloomy, a light shield lit up around him, and the spittle just now almost splashed on him.

Kacus was very happy to see that the torch was drenched in saliva but was not extinguished at all.

After thinking for a while, he lowered his arms into the lake again.

Under the dim lake water, the bright flame burned slowly and unaffectedly.

Now everyone is convinced that this is truly an unquenchable divine fire.

The giants in the camp are showing signs of commotion again.

Kakus stared at them and cursed loudly: "*#@￥"

Those giants are wilting again.

Kacus turned to his wife and muttered something.

His wife entered a cave behind her and took out a huge natural rock basin.

Kacus carefully placed the torch into the granite basin, and his wife carried the stone basin into the cave.

It was obvious that Karkus had no intention of sharing this flame with everyone, he wanted to keep it private.

Hagrid saw that Karkus was very happy now, but he did not immediately express his true intention of coming here.

Instead, he said: "Minister Dumbledore said that there will be other gifts for the giants tomorrow, and he hopes to talk to you about something."

Kacus moved his butt, as if looking forward to it.

…

Harry and Hagrid climbed over the hill and left the villa, preparing to spend the night.

Hagrid explained to Harry the intention of Dumbledore's arrangement: "Before coming, Dumbledore specifically told me to talk to the giant slowly, because the giant's distrust of wizards is too serious. Let the giant see us first."

Keep your word. Bring gifts tomorrow. If you really bring them, it will give them a good impression. And let them have time to test the first gift. If they find that it is a good thing and how convenient it is to use, they will think

Want more."

"Furthermore, giants like Kakus have very simple minds. If they talk a lot at once, they will feel very annoyed and want to hit you to death with a mallet. This will be pure. This goes against our original intention.

, so let’s leave first and talk about it tomorrow.”

Harry nodded casually. He didn't have much in mind, so he treated this trip as just going out for a walk.

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