Thinking of Fire Dragons, Hagrid inevitably thought of the "Five Champions Tournament," of Beauxbatons, one of the participating schools, and of Beauxbatons' headmistress, Madame Maxime.
"It's that..." His voice dropped much lower, the deep rumble like the buzzing of hornets. "Didn't Luna just say so?"
"Olympe and I should talk more about fantastic beasts, because it's an interesting topic... Actually, that's what we've been doing all along..."
"Like just now, I told Olympe that big fellows like Abraxan horses could only be handled by people like us... That should count as talking about fantastic beasts, right?"
Vizet put the notebook back into his pocket. Hearing Hagrid's question, he said, "Of course it counts as talking about fantastic beasts, but the direction could be adjusted a little... How should I put it..."
Although he understood what Luna meant, he felt it was a little hard to express.
This time, it was his turn to blink at Luna, and Luna smiled as she picked up the thread. "Of course it counts as talking about fantastic beasts, but Hagrid, you could try thinking about it this way..."
"Let me think of an example..." She thought of Vizet's topic. "If you were in class and someone was unwilling to face a Hippogriff, what would you say to him?"
"Of course I'd tell the student not to worry," Hagrid said hurriedly. "Though Hippogriffs look a bit fierce..."
"They're actually fantastic beasts that are very easy to get along with, as long as you respect them enough. That's why we have to look them in the eye!"
"From our eyes, they can read a lot of things. As long as we respect them enough, they'll respect us in the same way."
"And not just that. They'll become your most loyal friends. As long as they see