Days without Meat Are Becoming Unbearable!
Although Cornish Pixies Lockhart Hermione power, Lockhart reputation among the Little Wizard inevitably continued to decline.
After all, Lockhart really didn't have much knowledge. He spent most of his class time boasting, and the rest of the time simply reading from the book.
Most of the Little Wizard began to believe that Lockhart was a complete idiot. Only a small minority remained convinced that Lockhart was, as described in the books, a great wizard with hidden talents.
Hermione is one of the remaining few.
Bell neither confirmed nor denied this.
Because he recently encountered a big problem, he really didn't have the time to care about those trivial matters.
Bell's biggest problem was. "He's out of meat!"
Of course, the so-called lack of meat does not mean that Bell can't afford to eat meat.
Because of the major decision Bell made at Platform 9 3/4, Little Shanna experienced a dramatic emotional shift from great joy to great sorrow in a short period of time.
Having been forced to return home, Little Shanna, who felt she couldn't bear the injustice, wasn't going to simply give up without doing anything.
Although Little Shanna didn't actually burn all of her wicked mother's pretty clothes for the sake of her own pretty dress, how could the little girl be happy without giving the two rascals in the house a little trouble?
Bell didn't really know what her younger sister had done. But judging from her mother's exasperated look during the last video call, Shanna had clearly given her quite a hard time.
Therefore, Bell was caught in the crossfire.
All the delicious Magical animal meat that we used to be able to eat often has been confiscated!
In fact, Elena was genuinely unwilling to confiscate her son's Magical animal meat.
After all, her son was so well-behaved and never asked for anything. His only hobby was eating delicious food.
Therefore, Elena was also very heartbroken.
So why did she do that?
It's simple, because she really can't control that little girl Shanna anymore!
How come she never noticed before that her youngest daughter was so troublesome?
If Shanna continues to cause trouble like this, Bell probably won't be able to go home for Christmas.
Because there's no home for Bell to go back to!
Elena tried all sorts of methods and approaches, but none of them worked!
Surely I can't really tie up my youngest daughter?
Then one evening, when she saw Shanna proudly reporting her "great achievements" to Bell, Elena had an epiphany!
Shanna has a fatal weakness, and that is her Gege, Bell!
Therefore, Elena had no choice but to resort to this desperate measure.
Bell has to take the blame for her own sister's mistakes, even if it's with tears in her eyes.
So he chose to accept the punishment from his mother without complaint.
However, although he spoke very nicely, it had been more than a week since he had been able to eat a delicious meat dish, Bell was really itching for it.
So how long will this punishment last?
Sitting in the Ravenclaw common room, Bell stared blankly at the ceiling above him, while gently combing Fina's fur with his hands.
For more than six months, Shanna's figure remained unchanged.
At first, Bell was a little worried, thinking that something was wrong with Fina's health. However, after he carefully examined her using magic, he found nothing wrong.
Meanwhile, after using Legilimency communicate with Fina, Fina herself stated that she felt no discomfort. Therefore, Bell speculates that the Bi'an's growth might be a mutation?
Bell wasn't entirely confident about his theory. After all, his knowledge of Magical Animals was only superficial; he wasn't an expert.
However, regardless of the circumstances, it's a good thing that Fina didn't grow dozens of times larger in just a few months like Fire Dragon. At least Bell doesn't need to worry about where to put Fina.
It's important to know that while keeping Magical Animals is a Hogwarts tradition...
"Wait! Hogwarts tradition?!"
Bell looked down at Fina, his hands involuntarily stopping their movements. A slow smile spread across his lips, like a hunter spotting his prey.
Don't get me wrong, Bell isn't planning to eat Fina. Fina was a gift from his sister Shanna, he cherishes her dearly, how could he possibly harm her?
Fina, who was comfortably enjoying her master's caresses while nestled in Bell's arms, looked up at Bell in confusion when she felt his hand suddenly stop.
"Awoo?"
"Fina, we're in for a treat!"
Bell chuckled, patted Fina's little head, placed her on the table, and stood up.
"Do you want to go back and rest, or come with me to gather some ingredients?"
"Awoo~ Awoo~"
Fina leaped up, using Bell's shoulder for support, and landed on top of Bell head. Clearly, Little Fina was very interested in the so-called food gathering and wanted to go out and play with Bell.
"Haha, you little foodie, you can't sit still as soon as you hear there's something delicious to eat."
Bell, a big foodie, unwittingly teases Fina.
Bell glanced around the common room, making sure no one was watching, and then cast a simple Banishing Charm on himself Wandless Magic. He then began his second nighttime stroll since arriving at Hogwarts. This time, his destination was the Hogwarts Forbidden Forest.
Little Wizard are strictly forbidden from entering the Forbidden Forest at Hogwarts.
Of course, such words are best taken with a grain of salt. In reality, mischievous Little Wizard often venture into the Forbidden Forest Forbidden Forest for adventures. And as long as they don't venture too far, there's no real danger. Otherwise, the professors would have already sealed off the Forbidden Forest with a protective barrier. Why would they just offer a few perfunctory warnings like this?
The dangers deep within the Forbidden Forest are actually not as great as the professors have described.
Most Magical Animals possess a certain level of cognitive ability. They also know that they live under the protection of Hogwarts. If they want their good life to continue, they must not harm the students at Hogwarts.
Therefore, creatures living deep within the Forbidden Forest, such as centaurs, usually choose to drive young wizards out of the Forbidden Forest rather than harm them upon discovering Little Wizard.
If they're lucky enough to encounter some gentle creatures, the Little Wizard might even be able to play with them for a while.
If we're talking about the most dangerous Magical Creatures in the Forbidden Forest, then without a doubt it's the Acromantula that Hagrid keeps.
The Acromantula is cruel and has a penchant for eating people. So the fact that Hagrid has managed to live peacefully to this day without being imprisoned in Azkaban can only be described as a case of the fool being lucky.
Is it really okay for Dumbledore to just turn a blind eye like this?