"Sorry, Firenze. I forgot you were still waiting for me outside." Allen apologized sincerely, earning Firenze's forgiveness.
"It's all right, Allen. Seeing Gaia restored to the Unicorn's former glory, I knew you must have had an extraordinary night." Firenze congratulated Gaia again. "Congratulations, Gaia. You can fly!"
Gaia was overjoyed and could not help flapping her wings a few times.
As the sky grew brighter, Allen was eager to return to Hogwarts Castle, so he bid Gaia and Firenze farewell.
Before he left, Firenze repeatedly urged Allen, "Be sure to visit the Centaur Tribe when you have time." Allen agreed to the request.
As the final exams drew nearer, the tense atmosphere at school grew stronger. Although Allen was extremely confident in his academic ability, he still reviewed all his textbooks and notes once more amid such an intense studying atmosphere. Reviewing old lessons to gain new insights was a good habit, and humility and caution were fine qualities.
Unlike Allen, whose life was full and productive, Harry was clearly listless. Ever since he had returned from the forest last time, he had felt a sharp stabbing pain in his forehead. The pain had continued to plague him.
Seeing Harry sleep poorly every night, Neville muttered to Flag that Harry must be suffering from severe exam anxiety. Flag quietly sought out Allen. He believed that, apart from the teachers, Allen might be the only student who could help Harry.
Allen did not believe Harry would lose sleep over exams. His condition had to be connected to that trip into the Forbidden Forest. Taking advantage of a post-lunch walk, Allen found Harry and asked about his condition.
That was indeed the case. Harry kept waking from the same old nightmare, and it was worse now than before, because an additional figure