Harry and His Two Friends' Another Adventure

After Harry accidentally found Riddle's Diary, which was Voldemort's Horcrux, the cunning Voldemort showed Harry his past memories.

Harry then learned that the Chamber of Secrets had been opened once before, 50 years ago.

And the person who opened the Chamber of Secrets was none other than Hagrid, whom he knew very well!?

Harry, who had always been skeptical, finally made up his mind after the large-scale attack to ask Hagrid for details.

The trio, wearing the Invisibility Cloak left to Harry by his father, arrived at Hagrid's Hut under the cover of night.

However, before they could explain their purpose, the Minister of Ministry of Magic, Cornelius Fudge, their kind and respectable headmaster, Professor Dumbledore, and that annoying Draco Malfoy's father, Lucius Malfoy, also arrived at Hagrid's Hut.

Harry, and his two companions, all wearing Invisibility Cloak, witnessed Hagrid being taken away by the Ministry of Magic as a suspect. Then, the Old Malfoy, who was just as detestable as his son, actually dismissed Professor Dumbledore from his position as headmaster.

How could he be so awful?!

Not only their own friends, but now even the great Professor Dumbledore has left Hogwarts because of the Chamber of Secrets of Secrets problem.

Feeling the weight of responsibility on their shoulders once again, Harry, Hagrid, and their friends resolutely decided to venture into the Forbidden Forest to seek the spider's help, following the clues left behind by Hagrid.

"Speaking of which, Harry, do we still need to wear the Invisibility Cloak? It's not like Filch will suddenly jump out here yelling and hand us over to Snape."

Ron said, panting.

The three of them had been in the Forbidden Forest for a while. The rugged path and the overgrown bushes made it difficult for them to move forward.

"But there are even more dangerous Magical Creatures here. I think it would be better if we wore Invisibility Cloak."

Neville looked around nervously and said in a low voice.

"Neville is right, Ron. Some Magical Creatures are far more terrifying than Filch. At least Filch won't eat us. Until we encounter the spider Hagrid mentioned and get its help, I think we'd better be careful."

Harry didn't really want to wear this cumbersome Invisibility Cloak, but for safety reasons, he had been enduring it.

"But didn't Hagrid say that as long as Fang is here, the creatures in the Forbidden Forest won't attack us?"

"..." *2

Harry silently pulled off the Invisibility Cloak, and the three of them quickened their pace, following Fang.

After walking for an unknown amount of time, Ron felt as if ten thousand years had passed, looking at the monotonous trees around him. Led by Hagrid's pet dog, Fang, the three finally approached the territory of the Acromantula.

"Hey guys, are we sure we really want to go in?"

Looking at the thick spider webs hanging all over the treetops, Ron felt a little scared.

You see, he's terrified of spiders. Not to mention, look at those spiderwebs hanging in mid-air—there's no way the kind of small spiders we see in everyday life could have woven them, right?

Harry was actually a bit of a coward. After Hagrid, Hagrid, as everyone knows, always had his own unique understanding of pet ownership.

"But we had no choice but to go, didn't we?"

After saying that, Harry didn't wait for Ron and Neville to reply, and resolutely stepped into the territory of the Acromantula.

"Your Majesty! Oh no! That wizard is back!"

An Acromantula tumbled and crawled into Aragog's nest.

"How many times have I told you, don't call me king!"

Aragog roared in dissatisfaction. Sometimes, it really wanted to bite its brainless offspring to death.

"Wait, what did you just say?!"

"That wizard is back! The same wizard as before!"

The Acromantula hissed in terror.

"What!? Did you see that clearly!? Was it really that wizard from that day!?"

Aragog confirmed this with equal alarm.

"No."

Before Aragog could kill it with a kick, the somewhat dim-witted Acromantula continued speaking.

"However, they were also disguised as Hogwarts Little Wizard. I've heard of a Potions that can transform you into someone else, so I can't be sure if any of them were the wizard from that night."

You wouldn't guess that this seemingly simple-minded Acromantula is actually quite cultured.

"Wait! You mean them!?"

Aragog discovered another blind spot.

"Yes, Aragog, there are three Little Wizard this time. What do we do?"

"What the hell can we do?! What else can we do but run!"

Aragog roared.

Just kidding, only one came that night, and it almost wiped them all out. Now there are three, what are we waiting for if we don't run?!

"Quickly! Go and inform all the spiders to disperse and escape immediately according to the previous plan!"

Looking at the Forbidden Forest, which was eerily silent just a moment ago, Harry and his two companions stood frozen in terror, not daring to move, as swarms of giant spiders suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

If the three of them hadn't been huddled together, their legs would have given way and they would have collapsed to the ground, waiting to die. At least they're still standing; perhaps they can die with a little more dignity?

Just as the three men were about to be slaughtered, they were surprised to find that these giant spiders, which were the size of cars, not only did not come to eat them, but instead quickly fled away from them.

At least in Harry's mind, for some reason, these giant spiders gave him the feeling of wanting to flee.

Why did they run away?

Harry asked, looking rather naive.

"Who cares! Do you want them to come and eat us?"

Ron plopped down on the ground, feeling as if he had just escaped a disaster.

"I swear, I will never believe a word Hagrid ever says again, not a single one!"

"Uh-huh!"

Neville nodded vigorously, agreeing with Ron's statement. He was so frightened that he couldn't speak, and could only express his condemnation of Hagrid's treacherous behavior through body language.

"But the spiders have all run away, what do we do?"

Harry said worriedly.

"Come on, Harry. You don't really think those spiders will help us, do you? Let me tell you, those spiders are called Acromantula, they're cruel and their favorite food is human flesh."

Ron grinned, trying to dispel Harry's naive idea.

Because of his fear of spiders, he specifically researched spider-like Magical Animals in the Magical World.

"Uh-huh!"

Neville, still unable to speak, continued to nod.

"How's it going? How many spiders escaped?"

Upon arriving at the designated meeting point, Aragog asked his child.

"They've all escaped, Aragog."

"They all escaped!?"

"Yes, not a single one is missing; they all escaped."

"How is that possible!?"

Aragog was incredulous.

When it learned that the other side had sent three wizards, it was already prepared for half of its offspring to die. But the result was unexpected...

"Never mind, escaping is a good thing. Pass the word down, keep moving forward, and try to get as far away from the Forbidden Forest as possible before dawn!"

By the moonlight, Aragog looked toward the Forbidden Forest.

That's where it was born, and where it grew up. Now, it's leaving, and it will never come back.

Goodbye, Forbidden Forest! Goodbye, Hagrid!