Hagrid patted his chest without the slightest hesitation. "Of course! When the dragon egg is about to hatch, I'll have Harry's Hedwig deliver a note to you!"
Satisfied with Hagrid's promise, the group left the hut.
Not long after Irina and the others had departed, a figure suddenly appeared outside Hagrid's Hut.
The owner of that figure knocked on the door.
"Who is it?!"
Hagrid's wary voice came from inside. Irina and the others had only just left, so the visitor clearly was not one of the four of them, and the matter of the fire dragon absolutely could not be known by anyone else.
"It's me, Linley Rowle. We met last year!"
Linley said calmly.
After a while, the door to the hut opened, and Hagrid poked his head out to look at Linley.
"It's you? Mr. Rowle? What can I do for you?"
Hagrid asked.
He remembered this student. Last year, when he had welcomed the new students, this boy had shared a boat with him. In his impression, he was a child with great magical talent, and Hagrid had praised him before.
Linley said softly, "Hello, Mr. Hagrid. I heard that you obtained a fire dragon egg and intend to hatch it?"
At those words, Hagrid immediately panicked. Where on earth had this child heard about it?!
"No, you must have been deceived. There's no such thing!" Hagrid flatly denied it.
"Please don't reject me so quickly, Mr. Hagrid." Linley's expression remained calm as he slightly raised his right hand. A square iron plate half a meter wide appeared in his hand. "In fact, I'm an alchemist. I made an alchemical product that can perfectly simulate the fiery environment needed for a fire dragon's hatching."
As he spoke, Linley injected magic into the square iron plate in