(ps. Some readers gave negative feedback about the plot at the end of the last chapter. Although Ya Ya is a street writer, he is also a serious person. You can feel it when you read my usual writing. So I have revised it and try not to do this in the future.
A plot that makes book lovers uncomfortable, this wave is mine (hippie smiley face))
With the strength of both Roof and Newt, it is not difficult to catch the snake girl Nagini.
Rolf successfully acquired the gift of Parseltongue, but when he tried to communicate with Nagini further, she ignored him.
Rolf wanted to know how Voldemort brainwashed Nagini and made her so loyal. With such ability, what magical creature couldn't be tamed?
Since he couldn't win Nagini's heart, Rolf had no choice but to force her to bite a stick every day to collect the precious snake venom.
Nagini's snake venom is an excellent magic material whether it is mixed with toxins or used as medicine.
Now that Nagini was captured, Newt decided to take her back to the Romanian Fire Dragon Sanctuary.
The Albanian Ministry of Magic was so happy that they just knelt down outside the bunker. After all, fire dragons flew over the forest every day, and they were also afraid.
Red also paid Newt an expensive remuneration, and he approved more money from the Ministry of Magic, but seventy-three... there's nothing wrong with it.
Rolf also received a sum of money as a thank you. Red firmly believed that the young man persuaded Newt to leave, otherwise Newt would definitely not have left.
Rolf told Gray that since the Albanian Ministry of Magic asked them to leave, it meant that the matter here had been completely resolved.
If there is another problem in the forest in the future, it has nothing to do with them. If you want them to come back... you have to add money, a lot of money.
Rolf wanted to prevent possible disputes in the future. After all, in a few months, Voldemort, who could not steal the Sorcerer's Stone, would have to go back to the Albanian forest to hide.
Gray agreed immediately. He just wanted Scamander to leave now. He thought the forest had returned to peace and he would never invite Scamander again!
As the holiday came to an end, Rove returned to the UK on the Orient Express.
This time he didn't meet the Weasleys, but Ms. Gray still pestered him, as if she was determined to get him.
There's no good way for Rolf to resist, after all, you can't kill a ghost that's already dead!
As for resurrecting Helena... If Rolf had such an ability, he would have gone to school, he would have gone to the end of the world with a "staff" and walked sideways in the magic world.
Rolf has never heard of magic that can resurrect ghosts.
Voldemort is indeed resurrected, but Tom also has a reason. I have several Horcruxes, and I won't die if I waste them as much as I want.
You, Helena, have become a ghost and have been dead for almost a thousand years. Are you worthy of being resurrected?
Of course, Rove was still very interested in the past events of that era of the Big Four. Slytherin ran away, Gryffindor disappeared, and Ravenclaw seemed to die in mysterious circumstances.
The mysterious witch's voice made him even more concerned.
It's a pity that Helena doesn't know much. It seems that she can only ask Professor Binns for more details.
Returning to platform 9?, Rolf, Hermione and Neville met up and boarded the express train again, heading for Hogwarts.
Sitting in the carriage, Neville asked: "Rolph, did you receive my gift in Albania?"
"Got it." Rolf nodded and said, "A very useful broomstick repair kit, and Hermione's first aid kit...I also used it."
Hermione was reading a book, taking notes with a bright red quill in her hand. She raised her head and said nervously: "Are you injured?"
"No, I injured a snake when I captured her." Rolf explained: "Do you like the gift I gave you?"
"I like it very much." Hermione raised the quill in her hand, her face full of joy.
Neville was also very satisfied. He grinned and said, "I cultivated a piece of land in my grandma's greenhouse and planted those herbal seeds."
Luofu smiled and said, "As long as you like it."
Hermione blinked and suddenly asked: "Rolph, do you remember what I asked you to do?"
The young man looked confused and said, "What's going on?"
Hermione pursed her lips and said, "You promised to ask for my signature, the signature of Mr. Newt Scamander."
Seeing the shocked expression on Rolf's face, Hermione narrowed her eyes and said, "You haven't forgotten, have you?"
"How is that possible? Of course I remember it." Luo Fe seemed a little embarrassed. He scratched his head, forced a smile and said: "I put the book in the box. There are quite a few things. I'll get it to you later."
The girl glanced at him suspiciously, blinked her eyes and said, "No, I'm afraid you'll write me your name later."
Rolf twitched his lips and said with an aggrieved look: "Hermione, do I look like someone who would do such a thing? Trust me, I will give you the book tomorrow and it will definitely be signed by my grandfather."
"No, you are this kind of person!" Hermione said firmly. "You must have forgotten to ask for a signature and wanted to write one for me yourself."
"Then if I take out the book now, what if there is a signature on it?" Luo Fu seemed to be pretending to be calm, and his smile was a little forced: "Do you dare to bet?"
Hermione hesitated. She stared into the boy's eyes, crossed her arms and hummed: "It's your bluff, just bet! Two galleons!"
Rolf sat on the chair and refused to move. At Hermione's urging, he sighed and took down the black leather case from the shelf. The boy turned the button, opened the case, and picked up a copy of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them"
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Hermione grabbed the book from Rolf's hand and quickly turned to the title page. She saw two different names written on it with a quill pen:
Newt Scamander
Rolf Scamander
Hermione rolled her eyes at Rolf gently, put the book on her chest, and whispered:
"I thought you forgot to ask for it for me. Didn't I tell you that I don't want your signature? Why are you so shameless in writing it?"
"You take care of me." Luofu bared his teeth habitually, showing his bright and straight teeth. He leaned back on the chair and said with a smile:
"You lost another two Galleons to me, so hurry up and pay for it."
The girl puffed up her cheeks angrily, and finally hummed: "I will win it back sooner or later!"
"Hermione, my grandma said gambling is not good, so I advise you to give up." Neville reminded in a low voice: "You can't beat Rolf, and you won't be able to win in this life. Don't lose yourself one day."
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When they arrived at Hogsmeade Station, the tall Hagrid was holding an oil lamp and waiting for the first-year students in the cold wind. He clapped his hands and said:
"Okay, everyone, follow me."
The first-year wizards still have to enter the castle from the Black Lake tonight, and cannot take the carriage like the senior students.
The ice on the Black Lake has not yet melted, and the magic boat cannot pass. The students can only walk across the thick ice.
Rolf, Hermione and Neville were still cautiously hiding in the crowd, fearing that a mermaid would suddenly appear and that they might have confused it.
Fortunately, the ice sealed the Black Lake, so I didn't see a single mermaid.
After entering the Great Hall, Rolf waved towards the Ravenclaw table, and then walked towards the Hufflepuff table with Neville.
On the first night of school, everyone saw Professor Quirrell again.
Professor Quirrell's injuries seemed to be almost healed, but he was extremely thin and his face was yellow, as if he was malnourished.
He was still wearing a scarf, sitting next to Professor Snape, like a frustrated little daughter-in-law.
At Professor Dumbledore's signal, everyone clapped and welcomed Quirrell's return.
Professor Snape kept staring at Quirrell, with a sneer on his face.
That's his Defense Against the Dark Arts position...his!
