Hearing what Girod the Centaur said.
Ronald the Centaur's expression darkened uncertainly. In the end, he let out a long sigh.
His movements and expression visibly softened.
He gave Ogg a cold snort.
Then he lowered his head slightly toward Luna, a stiff smile on his face.
He bent down and held out his hand before Luna without saying a word.
Was this tsundere behavior???
The two girls looked at each other, recalling a term Cypher had once casually mentioned and explained to them.
"The future is pitch-black, with no way out..."
Taking the horn, Ronald the Centaur frowned as he examined it, his fingers constantly tracing the patterns on its surface.
He muttered under his breath.
"That shouldn't be..."
After quite a while, he reluctantly mumbled to the two girls in a low voice.
"Then wait here until dark. I can't use the stars during the day, so I can't see anything for now."
Ronald the Centaur had treated Ogg so horribly.
Yet he actually showed Luna an apologetic expression and seemed very willing to help her for free.
Luna was somewhat flattered!
Although Centaur life was close to nature—primitive and backward—they still had hot water.
The three sat around a campfire, drinking tea and eating the convenient ready-made food Cypher had carefully prepared.
After all that fuss, there was only a short time left before sunset. The three decided to wait here and try to settle the prophecy today.
Elsewhere.
Hogwarts' Main Castle.
After nervously finishing dinner, Cypher suppressed his worries and went to the Transfiguration Class office to meet Professor Dumbledore.
Next, they would patrol Hogwarts together!
Perhaps without the deterrence of Fawkes the phoenix.
They had barely walked a few steps out of the office.
When an arrow formed on the compass, pointing toward the