Ron was very happy at that moment.
Knights were his favorite pieces in chess, and now he felt like a knight himself-a dolphin knight!
Although imagining his best friend as a mount seemed just a tiny bit wrong, he still could not help thinking that way.
Heh-heh!
Although neither of them had found where they were supposed to go yet, Ron was thoroughly enjoying himself.
But that enjoyment soon faded, because the water ahead churned, clearly signaling that something big was coming.
Having eaten Gillyweed, Ron could see clearly underwater. Harry, who had transformed into a dolphin, could also see clearly in the water. Yet all either of them could see was a huge mass of water surging toward them, indicating that something big was inside, though they could not make out what it looked like.
There seemed to be nothing but a mass of water, with some aquatic plants mixed into it.
It was not just the two of them. Most of the spectators in the stands could also see only a mass of moving water. A small minority were looking at handsome men and beautiful women and had not even noticed the water.
"What is that?" Many wizards in the stands asked the people beside them, but those people shook their heads too.
There was only a mass of moving water, and whatever was inside could not be seen. Clearly, the creature was invisible. Fantastic Beasts capable of turning invisible were rare, and no one could think of any aquatic ones off the top of their heads.
They could not think of any, but the eyes of many young Hogwarts wizards, especially the fourth- and fifth-years, lit up.
"A Kelpie? That's a Kelpie, isn't it?" Seamus Finnigan asked his good friend Dean Thomas beside him, sounding a little