It was confirmed now, folks. Su Er walked rather listlessly along the path back to the Castle.
I'm tired. Let it all burn. Seriously.
Hagrid's understanding of cuteness and harmlessness was probably different from most people's. Right, you absolutely could not expect a giant's comprehension to be on the same level as an ordinary person's.
By harmless, Hagrid probably meant that they would not hurt Wizards as long as they were approached the right way.
Riding a Hippogriff was quite a good experience. Apart from being a little rough on the crotch, it opened up a new way to fly-one that did not involve broomsticks or other tools.
Yes, there was one major prerequisite: you had to approach them the right way.
"What adorable little fellows, aren't they?" Hagrid took gloves out of his coat pockets, which seemed capable of holding anything, and handed one to Su Er.
You call something whose legs are only half a head shorter than me an adorable little fellow?
Su Er gave Hagrid a speechless stare and took the glove. He was not opposed to making friends with some Fantastic Beasts.
To be honest, these creatures that combined horses and eagles really did look rather frightening at first glance. They had all the fierce, piercing gaze of an eagle.
But once you overcame the fear of seeing a half-horse, half-eagle monster for the first time, you would discover that these creatures were actually quite handsome. Their coats gleamed, the feathers on their necks gradually giving way to hair. Each was a different color: gray, bronze, petal pink, shimmering reddish brown, and ink black.
"Come on." Hagrid casually tried to lead Su Er toward the monsters. "These little fellows are easy to get along with. Once you've won their approval, they're as well-behaved as house