Faced with the invisible beast's move to send its cubs on board, Gretel decisively chose to refuse.
He is not even willing to be the nanny of the savior, so how could he choose to be the protector of a race of magical animals?
Not to mention that the invisible beast is preparing for a night attack, but just thinking about the trouble that the invisible beast may cause if the whole clan agrees.
Grete will firmly refuse.
Everyone knows that an invisible beast means an invisibility cloak.
What is the fur of the invisible beast? It is a life-saving weapon.
The living invisible beast is like a moving golden mountain.
If people knew that he had accepted an entire race of invisible beasts as his followers.
There will be endless troubles waiting for him, and he doesn't even need the black wizard to take action. The hot-eyed white wizard will let him know what the unpredictable nature of human nature is.
Going through troubles without leaving a single leaf behind has always been Gretel's motto in life.
How could he take the initiative to take on such a trouble?
Hearing Gretel's categorical rejection, the invisible beast's big eyes became even more sad.
The figure holding the cub looked extremely disappointed, and Newt had no choice but to comfort him.
"As long as you stay in the space, no one can threaten your safety.
I have been protecting you for so many years, and nothing has happened to you, right?"
The invisible beast seemed to be trapped in its own sorrow and could not extricate itself. It just gently stroked the ignorant cub in its arms.
Seeing the end of the matter, Guoluo Guoluo, who was on the side, jumped down from the book shelf with dignity.
He walked up to Gretel bravely and jumped up and down.
"Why, you want to go with him too?" Newt said amusedly.
Who would have thought that after listening to his words, the tree-guarding pots huddled together nodded wildly, and then shook their heads crazily.
The last one was obviously bigger than the others, a little guy with a bright green head pulled out from the tree pile.
Pushed in front of Gretel.
It was the one that accidentally climbed on Gretel during the day and almost fell off in fright.
It still looked timid, with its twig-like limbs almost twisted into a ball.
The small brown eyes hidden under the two buds on the top of the head secretly observed Gretel's expression.
Grete still remembered this little guy, and stretched out his hand to tease it a few times, which actually made it shy.
The bark-like skin was spitting out steam, and he was about to faint.
Gretel quickly retracted his hand.
Several older tree-guarding turtles held their little cub in their arms and comforted it for a while before its mood stabilized.
But after this battle, the little guy never wanted to show up again.
He huddled next to a group of elders, secretly observing the little wizard in front of him through the cracks in their heads, making him feel comfortable.
Newt found it interesting. Whether it was an invisible beast or a tree-guarding turtle, they were all naturally loved by nature.
They are simple-minded and will only get close to creatures that are in harmony with nature.
As for wizards, they rarely show such closeness to wizards, except for Hufflepuff.
The most powerful thing about wizards from Hufflepuff is their affinity.
Even in an ancient rain forest full of dangers, you can still make friends.
Just like him, when he was young, he went deep into the Amazon and didn't have to find food by himself for several months.
His animal friends will spontaneously bring food to him while he is studying.
The last person to make a magical creature feel so excited was Grindelwald decades ago.
Of course, perhaps that emotion is more appropriately called restlessness.
What Gretel feels is the passion that belongs to magical creatures.
He has studied magical creatures all his life and has never experienced them a few times.
Newt makes friends with magical creatures because of his interest and talent.
Open up your heart, slowly get familiar with magical animals and yourself, and finally gain trust.
Gretel's treatment was obviously much rougher than his own.
At least, over the years, no magical animal has ever thought of giving itself a cub when they first met.
Not even those old friends who have been together for decades in space.
What happened today was so bizarre that it would have been better if he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, but had been told to him by someone else.
He will definitely feel that this person is making up stories.
If he was a dark wizard, he would have been unable to hold himself back by now and would have tied up Gretel and studied it.
Gretel couldn't understand the gestures of the small branches in front of him, so Treeguard had no choice but to turn around and ask for Newt's help.
One person and one magical animal, it's like playing a game where you draw and I guess.
One gestures and the other interprets simultaneously.
"Well, what it says is that unlike invisible beasts, not many wizards covet them.
They usually covet the trees they guard that are suitable for making wands, so they are not in much danger.
The reason why I came to see you late at night is because this little guy likes the smell of you.
They followed you because they were worried that you would take in the invisible beast's cub, so they didn't want to take in another little one.
They have no other ideas, and only this cute little guy follows you alone.
That’s it.”
The tree guard turned around and blinked his little eyes together with a bunch of twigs, looking at Gretel eagerly.
The little guy with the green head was about to cry when he saw his silent look.
"Gretel, Treeguard has always had a peaceful temperament. If you don't want to accept it, you can."
Even when they heard that Newt didn't speak for them, the tree guards didn't show any displeasure.
"However, the tree guards guard the trees all year round. Even if the wand is no longer a tree, the natural breath on them can still help wizards cultivate their wands."
"Okay." Gretel nodded.
While Newt was still trying to say nice things to Turtle, Gretel quickly nodded his head.
Neither the tree protectors nor Newt reacted for a moment, they just stared at Gretel blankly.
?
Only the invisible beast, holding its cub and secretly feeling sad, suddenly raised its head.
His eyes were full of shock and loss.
"Yes, I mean it's okay, I like this little guy very much." Grete confirmed again.
No one reacted.
The little guy who was hiding shyly next to his elders just now suddenly jumped out.
Running at the highest speed in his life, he climbed up along the hem of Gretel's pajamas.
He climbed up to Gretel's shoulder and kissed his cheek intimately.
He woke up immediately, slid down his pajamas, and hid in his pajamas pocket.
There were only two buds emerging from the mouth of the bag, trembling in embarrassment.
For a moment, all three people present were so amused that they couldn't help laughing.
Hearing everyone's laughter, the little guy squeezed into the corner of his pocket even more shyly, with no intention of showing up again.
Only then did the tree protectors react, and they became excited one by one. They gathered around Gretel and formed a circle holding hands.
The tree protectors here are singing and dancing.
On the other side, the invisible beast looked at Gretel and let out a long sigh.
Finally he picked up the cub and walked towards the open box in despair.
Seeing the invisible beast's lost back, Newt didn't know how to comfort him for a moment.
After all, the decision was still Gretel's, and there was nothing he could do if he was rejected.
Newt could only watch them leave, thinking about going to the space to comfort these old friends.
After everything was over, Newt rearranged the warning device at the basement door, and the group of people went back to rest.
As soon as he returned to the room, the little guy stuck his head out of his pocket and curiously looked at the world outside.