Runic Number Seven
"The Moke is a silvery-green lizard found throughout the Britain and Ireland."
It can grow up to 10 inches long.
The Moke has never been discovered by Muggle because it has the ability to shrink its body at will.
Just now it shrank to the point where you couldn't see it with your naked eye, and it's been observing you from the high stool.
And why would it attract the attention of wizards, leading them to invent spells for it?
All of this is because its shed skin is a precious material that can be used to make wallets or purses.
The wallet made from the skin of Moke can retract when a stranger approaches, making it difficult to detect.
Once the owner puts an item in the bag, only he or she can take it out.
So you understand now, right?
"Owning a Moke means having an inexhaustible gold mine." Hagrid's words undoubtedly made the eyes of the young wizards below the stage seem to turn into Galleons.
They're already in Third Year, fourteen or fifteen years old!
They're good enough to get into Hogsmeade.
They are no longer children who don't know the value of firewood, rice, oil, and salt.
According to Hagrid, it seems that simply owning one of these Moke guarantees financial freedom?
Even Ron, a guy with a bulging wallet, couldn't help but look the Moke up and down.
However, Harry discovered that Hagrid didn't care about any of this.
He looked confident and assured.
Hagrid saw Ron and couldn't help but take a few steps forward, laughing heartily, "You kids are so naive."
Many of your graduating seniors have had the same plans you have now.
Become a professional lizard hunter.
But most of them failed and had to settle for finding a job.
The successful ones among them don't need to make money from these little lizards.
Even I only managed to catch this cunning little cutie using my secret technique when you were in the school year.
"The school year?" Harry understood immediately.
That was when Hagrid awakened.
Hephaestus was born in the same way.
However, Harry noticed that Hagrid and Snape were different from Professor McGonagall.
As usual.
Now, his plan to talk to Hagrid after class to find out what happened was ruined.
The following time consists of Hagrid's interaction with the Moke Lexus.
And those students who disagreed with Hagrid's assessment played hide-and-seek with Lexus, with Hagrid's permission.
The bell rang when get out of class ended.
There are still Ancient Runes and Charms Class to come.
After waving goodbye to Hagrid, Harry and Hagrid friends headed towards the castle.
As they passed the library on the second floor, a group of chattering girls walked past them.
One of them had a Bulgaria scarf tied around his waist.
Then Harry was surprised to find that, just as they were about to go upstairs, Ron suddenly turned around and ran towards the group of girls.
"Your scarf Krum." As Harry walked in, he heard Ron say this to the girl wearing a Bulgaria scarf.
When the girl realized that the person who had approached her was Ron, who was quite famous at school, her impatience quickly turned into friendliness.
"You really are with Krum —hehe, I mean. um."
I got this scarf from Krum.
He was just in the library.
Wrap your head with a scarf.
Like Professor Quirrell before.
But he underestimated us.
We've seen him wear this scarf before.
You asked if he's still alive.
He is gone.
There were also some Durmstrang students there.
They're all cool.
Unfortunately, there are still some bitches from Beauxbatons.
This is Hogwarts, they're not welcome here!
"It's unbelievable that there are so many students in the library."
I was wondering why I never saw them on ordinary days.
So they all went to the library.
After getting rid of those girls.
On his way to the Ancient Runes classroom on the fourth floor, Ron complained as he walked.
He felt this was very unfair.
They in Ravenclaw have their own library in the lounge.
I don't go to the library very often.
Otherwise, he would have known Krum's movements long ago.
Maybe I bumped into Krum yesterday, cleared up the misunderstanding, and we were hanging out together all day again.
Maybe we can even fly brooms together after dinner!
Like the Divination Ancient Runes Divination Class only accepts students from one academy.
Only they Ravenclaw.
The professor's name is Bassheda Baburin.
Harry had seen her before, at the start of the school year and the year-end party.
She looked India, wearing a monocle embroidered with tulips.
Her entire outfit and makeup had a strong Far Eastern flavor.
If Padma had chosen the Ancient Runes, he would probably have felt a sense of familiarity.
However, the course was much more boring Harry had imagined.
After a brief roll call, Professor Burbage handed out copies of "Easy Introduction to Ancient Runes" borrowed from the library.
They immediately began teaching Ancient Runes numerals.
"Demiguise: This animal's ability to become invisible symbolizes '0';
Unicorn: The horn of this animal symbolizes '1';
Graphorn: The Graphorn of this animal symbolize the number '2';
For Runespoor: this three-headed creature symbolizes the number '3';
Fwooper: This creature's feathers can have four different colors, thus symbolizing '4';
Quintaped: This Quintaped -legged creature symbolizes the number '5';
Fire Salamander: This creature can live for up to six hours after leaving the flame, hence the symbol '6';
Unknown: Because this most magical number remains very mysterious, the symbol for the unknown is '7';
Acromantula: This creature with Acromantula eyes symbolizes the number '8';
Hydra: This nine-headed creature symbolizes the number "9".
Accompanied by Professor Burbage's slightly curry-scented voice, the students diligently recorded this dry knowledge in their pens.
Goodness.
These must be reading notes.
Seeing that the class was just about pointing out the key points and having them copy them down, Harry couldn't sit still anymore.
"Professor, could you tell me exactly what this 'Unknown' Care of Magical Creatures is?"
"Is it really just represented by the unknown?" Harry's voice suddenly rang out in the classroom, where only the rustling of writing could be heard.
Professor Burbage adjusted his monocle and looked Harry up and down:
"This problem."
Hmm.
A student asked me this question decades ago.
However, he did it in private.
You might know this student; his name is Tom Riddle.
"Your Professor Riddle's father."
(Harry's eyes widened; he knew the student was Voldemort.)
What comes to mind when you first hear the number 7?
If you've ever been to a church, you might immediately think of the Seven Deadly Sins (pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust) and the corresponding Seven Virtues (chastity, diligence, generosity, humility, gentleness, temperance, and forbearance).
They are things that every human, or rather, every wizard, possesses.
(Anthony quickly asked, "But we are wizards!")
"Wizards are also Care of Magical Creatures. The most mysterious Care of Magical Creatures."