Under the dark night sky, the entire Hogwarts was shrouded in it, covering it with a layer of mystery and even terrifying feeling.

In the corridor, Hermione and Harry walked towards the lobby together. They were punished. Ron escaped because he was bitten by Xiaolong before. As for Neville, who was originally in this matter, he didn't know anything with Axi's intervention.

Felch was holding his cat lady, waiting in the lobby, and Draco was around him - Harry had forgotten that even Draco was going to be punished, maybe he had no mind to think about others.

"Come with me," said Felch, who carried a lamp to lead them outside.

"I bet you will be trying harder to think about how to break the school discipline again, right? Hum!" He glanced at Hermione and others, and continued, "That's right... Diligence and hardship are the best teachers, I dare say... It's a pity that they abolished those old punishments... You should tie your arms up and hang you for a few days-I still have such chains in the office now, and I have oiled them well to keep them, waiting to use them... OK, go there and don't have the idea of ​​running away, doing that will only make your situation worse."

They walked through the courtyard, and Draco looked very worried along the way, as he could tell from his hands that he kept combing his hair.

The moon was very clear, but a few clouds passed by, and the night sky suddenly fell into the darkness. A cold gust of wind blew, and Hermione couldn't help but shivered. She frowned, lowered her head and said nothing, as if she was absent-minded.

Not far behind them, a thin but strong figure appeared in the dark. He was wearing a wizard robe and surrounded by a Gryffindor plaid scarf. His small face was hidden in the big wizard hat. His black eyes stared at some point in front of him.

"Is it you, Felch? Hurry up, I'm going to start working." At this time, Hagrid's voice came from a distance, and his black eyes forgot about it, muttering softly, "I hope everything will go as it was!"

"I think you must think you will get along well with this idiot, right? Ha, think about it seriously, little guy - you are heading towards the Forbidden Forest now, and if you can get out in a complete and complete way, then I'm really wrong." Felch said with a sneer.

Apparently, Felch's words worked because Draco stood firmly!

"Go to the forbidden forest?" he repeated, but had lost his usual calmness. "We can't go there at night—there are many strange things—there are werewolfs, I heard."

"That's what you're worried about, right?" Felch said, his voice trembling with great joy. "Before getting into trouble, you should think about the werewolf, don't you?"

Hagrid walked towards them from the darkness, following her teeth, jumping. He carried an arrow on his shoulder with his big stone bow.

"It's almost time," said Hager, "I've been waiting here for half an hour. What's wrong, Harry, and Hermione?"

"Hagge, I really shouldn't treat them too well," Felch said indifferently, "they are here to receive punishment."

"That's why you're late, right?" Hager asked, frowned at Felch. "Give them a lesson, huh? Is it really a loss of your identity if you do it? You have already completed your responsibilities. Now I'll take over them."

Hearing this, the person in the darkness not far away laughed and whispered: "I know that Hagrid is not a gentle and weak person. He has the tyranny of a giant in his bones. He is really weak in the movie, so weak that everyone likes it!"

"I'll be back at dawn," Felch said, "see how they'll be." He added obscenely, and turned around and walked back to the castle, his lights pounding up and down in the dark.

The beating lights were just shining on the face of the figure not far away for a moment. This small face was Ashi's! He was alone, following Hermione and the others.

As soon as Felch left, Draco turned to Hagrid, "I won't go into that forest."

At this time, Harry was very happy to hear the panic in his voice.

“If you want to stay in Hogwager, you have to go in,” Haeger said sternly. “You did something wrong, so you have to take responsibility for it.”

"But this is a big danger, and it shouldn't be done by students. I think we should write a review or something. If my dad knew I was like this, he would-"

"—I tell you, this is Hogwager!" Hager roared, "What's the use of writing a review? Either do you make something useful, or leave me. If you think your dad would rather you be fired, go back to the castle and clean up the guys, hurry up!"

Draco did not move. He stared at Hagrid in a furious manner, but soon lowered his eyes.

Not far away, Yaxi laughed again.

"So, OK," said Hagrid. "Now, listen carefully to me, because what we are going to do is very dangerous, but I don't want any danger. Come with me."

Hagrid took them to the edge of the Forbidden Forest. He raised the lamp in his hand and pointed to a narrow path that disappeared into the thick dark woods to show them. Just as they looked into the forest, a faint cold wind raised their hair.

"Look there," Hagrid said, "have you seen the thing that flashes on the ground? It's the blood of a unicorn. There is a unicorn that is injured by something. This is the second time in a week. Last Wednesday I found a dead one. We are now looking for the poor injured guy. If we need it, we have to help it relieve the pain."

Yaxi followed behind him, staring at the unicorn's blood, with silver light shining, very beautiful, but imagined that Voldemort kissing the unicorn's neck, and he felt nauseous.

"But what if the thing that hurts the unicorn meets us first?" Draco couldn't wait to ask, unable to hide the fear in his voice.

"As long as you and me or the teeth don't get separated, there is nothing in the woods that can hurt you,"
Chapter completed!