Wolves Guard Their Food

Under his girlfriend's resentful gaze, Bell forced himself to finish the lively lunch.

He really was innocent in all this!

The rest of the journey passed without a word. As the sky began to darken, the train safely arrived at Hogwarts Station.

After following the crowd off the train, Bell pressed a hand to Little Wolf's head and earnestly instructed him,

"Little Wolf, in a moment, follow that big guy over there.

Don't be nervous. He's a pretty nice fellow and won't hurt you.

Also, everyone here will be your classmates from now on. You need to get along with them.

No biting people!

And no scratching people either!

At most, if someone picks a fight, just give them two light punches.

Remember, very light!

And later, you'll be taking a boat across that Great Lake over there.

Don't jump into the lake to swim!

And absolutely don't catch fish to eat!"

Bell had truly worried himself sick over that brat Little Wolf.

It couldn't be helped. Little Wolf had never lived in human society before, and all his habits followed a wolf's ways.

So Bell was even more worried now than when Shanna had first enrolled.

After all, although Little Wolf couldn't cast a single spell right now, his close-combat abilities were so strong that he could probably trade a few blows with Hagrid.

And then get beaten into a dog...

Ahem. In any case, Bell was genuinely worried that Little Wolf might suddenly go feral and bite the throats out of a few Little Wizards. That would be a real disaster.

"Don't worry, Gege! I-I won't..."

Smack!

Another slap landed mercilessly on the back of Little Wolf's head.

"Wipe the drool off the corner of your mouth before you talk!"

"Woo..."

Little Wolf lowered his head aggrievedly, even