After running wildly all the way, Fred and George were too tired to run anymore, holding on to the tree trunk and gasping for air.
"Fortunately, that monster didn't come after me!" Fred was so tired that he sat down on the snow and looked at the trail behind him with lingering fear. They had almost been bitten to death by three monsters just now.
"It scared me to death," George reached out and patted his chest, and couldn't help complaining, "How dare Hagrid keep such a dangerous monster in the Forbidden Forest."
"If I had known better, I should have listened to Albert and left earlier." Fred regretted why he didn't listen to Albert's advice and left early. "By the way, where are Albert and Lee Jordan? They are not
Are you leaving first?"
"How would I know?" George had a slightly uneasy look on his face, looking at the snow-covered forest trail behind him, and said uncertainly, "They left before us, they should be in front of us."
However, there were only the footprints of two people running over on the snow.
Albert and Lee Jordan were obviously still behind them, but when they were running desperately just now, why didn't they meet them?
The two of them fell into a brief confusion of thought. Even if they were running desperately, it was impossible not to notice the people on the road.
Fred and George looked at each other and said uneasily, "We must have gone the wrong way, right?"
"Probably... no, is there a fork in the road?" Fred looked at George, hoping to get the answer from him.
"How could I possibly notice it?" George calmed down, licked his dry lips, and looked at Fang Fang who just ran over, "How about turning back to find them?"
"Turn back?" Fred's voice couldn't help but raise a bit. He really didn't want to face that damn three-headed monster. But... we couldn't just leave Albert and Lee Jordan in the forest!
"Okay, let's go back and take a look." Fred hesitated for a moment and nodded in agreement.
After the two encountered danger, they subconsciously thought that they should not leave their friends and escape.
In fact, as long as you have a clear mind, you will realize that how could a fierce man like Albert, who dared to enter the Forbidden Forest alone in the middle of the night and challenge a group of Acromantulas, get lost outside the Forbidden Forest?
Unfortunately, the sprint just now left their brains deprived of oxygen and they were unable to think things through clearly.
When Fred and George returned the same way, they met Lee Jordan, who had just separated from Hagrid. This roommate had already lifted the illusion curse on him, and was still wondering where Albert had gone.
Woolen cloth?
"Why are you the only one, Albert?" Fred looked at the depressed Lee Jordan in confusion and asked.
"How would I know?" Lee Jordan shrugged.
"How do you know? Didn't you leave together first?" George asked with a frown.
"We turned back just now..." Li Jordan coughed slightly and complained, "You actually left me there alone... It's a shame that I cared about your safety and went back."
"Ahem, didn't you notice? Wait, you actually sneaked back, I didn't notice..." Fred's face was displeased, these two guys must have gone back to see them embarrassed.
"That monster just now was really scary..." George didn't care about this, he was still frightened to this day.
"Are you talking about Lu Wei?"
"Lu Wei, are you talking about that monster with three heads?" Fred had gradually calmed down.
"Well, that's Hagrid's pet." Lee Jordan said with a depressed face, "I was severely scolded by Hagrid just now, and that bastard Albert actually sneaked away on his own. By the way, you just ran away."
So what are you going to do soon?”
"By the way, where was Hagrid just now?" George asked depressedly.
"Of course, how else do you think I survived that monster's mouth?" Lee Jordan muttered, "If you hadn't insisted, I wouldn't have..."
"Okay, stop complaining about this? Should we go find Albert now?" Fred interrupted the two people's complaints and reminded them.
"Don't worry about him, let's go back to the castle first." Lee Jordan shook his head.
"Is he really okay regardless?"
"If anything happens to us, he will be fine." Li Jordan couldn't help but rolled his eyes at the two of them and said, "Maybe that guy is roasting snow mushrooms in the castle.
"That makes sense. He actually sneaked away on his own."
"Who do you think sneaked away?" A voice suddenly sounded next to them. The three of them looked in the direction of the sound and saw a figure walking out from behind a big tree. Isn't this the one who disappeared inexplicably just now?
Albert?
"You actually hid yourself." Lee Jordan took the lead in criticizing Albert, "Do you know that I was trained by Hagrid for a long time just now?"
"I know, otherwise I'm still waiting to be scolded?" Albert admitted straightforwardly, swallowing back what Lee Jordan originally wanted to say.
"I told you to leave quickly, but you didn't listen. Can you blame me?" Albert shrugged helplessly.
"We were almost killed by that monster just now." Fred complained.
"Well, running away is a bit stupid. Next time you run away, don't leave your back to the enemy." Albert lectured, "If Hagrid hadn't been there, you would have been bitten to death by the three-headed dog."
"Were you just having fun there?" Fred suddenly realized something. This guy is so bad. He hid and watched their jokes.
"Who told you to stay? Can you blame me for being chased by a dog? No, you can only blame yourselves." Albert shook his head, as if it was all your fault.
"Aren't you here?" George's face twitched and he sneered helplessly.
"So I ran away first!" Albert said.
Fred and George swallowed and were speechless for a moment.
"Remember not to spread this matter, otherwise Hagrid will probably cause trouble for us." Li Jordan couldn't help laughing, but he still didn't forget Hagrid's instructions.
"We won't." Even though they were being chased by the monster, Fred and George both knew what they shouldn't say.
The four of them went directly to the kitchen, and with the help of the house elf, they roasted the snow mushrooms they found and ate them. The taste was really wonderful.
"By the way, is it really appropriate for Hagrid to raise that kind of monster in the Forbidden Forest?" Fred asked with some worry. After all, they would often enter the Forbidden Forest, and it would not be a good idea if they encountered it there.
That three-headed dog was really dangerous. If Hagrid hadn't been there, they might have been bitten or even killed by it like Albert said.
"Don't worry, when it grows up, it probably won't stay in the Forbidden Forest. Principal Dumbledore will probably have someone send Lu Wei back to Greece." Albert mumbled softly as he chewed the food in his mouth.
"What if the principal doesn't know about this?" Lee Jordan asked rhetorically
"I will write a letter to Principal Dumbledore and tell him about this." Albert said without thinking.
"By the way, that monster is not yet an adult!" George asked in disbelief.
"Of course not. Lu Wei is not that big yet. Next year he will probably be as big as Hagrid." Albert had read the information about the three-headed dog. He knew that Lu Wei would still be in school next year and was borrowed by the principal.
Guard the magic stone.
"I really don't understand how Hagrid can guarantee that it won't hurt others." Fred couldn't help complaining. He still felt that Hagrid was too risky.
"He trained Lu Wei like he trained Yaya. It is undeniable that this has some effect." Lee Jordan witnessed the scene when Hagrid stopped Lu Wei, so he was not worried about this problem. He suddenly remembered something and twisted
He turned to look at Albert and asked with a complicated expression, "Have you really rubbed Lu Wei's dog head?"
"Wow! Aren't you scared?" Fred and George both looked shocked and rubbed the monster's head. How much courage does this require?
"It wasn't that big at that time." Albert thought for a while and said, "It feels pretty good, quite comfortable, and it's a good experience."
The only thing that made Albert regretful was that he actually forgot to take a photo of this scene. It was really a miscalculation.