Harry Potter: Sacrifice of Creation

In the face of Hagrid's sudden self-detonation, no one could react, and when they did, they all looked at Hagrid with disbelief.

It wasn't until he saw everyone's expressions that he realized that he seemed to be talking about it.

Hurriedly covered his mouth with some criticism, in order to cover up the fact that he said that he was exposed.

But how could this be concealed!!—Harry and the others rushed up and surrounded Hagrid and asked.

At this time, Hagrid also knew that it would not work if he didn't confess, and with their posture, it was obvious that they wanted to break the casserole and ask the end!

If it weren't for this, he might not have been asked, and Harry wouldn't have known what he had done.

Although what he did at the time, he didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

Eventually, Hagrid told Turners what had happened to him.

It turned out that when the secret room was opened, Hagrid also did a very stupid thing at that time, he secretly raised an eight-eyed giant spider in the castle.

It was precisely because of this incident that Tom Riddle, the student council president at the time, was identified as the heir of Slytherin, and was directly arrested in Azkaban.

At the same time, he was removed from being a Hogwarts student, his wand was broken, and he lost the right to use magic.

Although he was later vouched for by Dumbledore, there was no change in his verdict because he had done something stupid.

Keeping a creature with a danger rating of XXXXX in Hogwarts is in itself irresponsible to others and one's own lives.

Even if he knew that he was not the one who opened the secret room, he could still be sentenced to a certain criminal law for the crimes he committed.

Of course, it will definitely not be as serious as it is now, and it will be a direct ban on the use of magic for life.

After listening to Hagrid explain all the situation, everyone present looked at Hagrid with a little fear in their eyes.

Even Turner, although he was not afraid, but he suddenly thought of one thing, digging a huge space as a dragon's den under Hagrid's house would eventually become a breeding ground for all Hagrid's dangerous creatures.

If that's the case, it's fine, but if something goes wrong, it's going to be a more dangerous place than a Slytherin vault.

Thinking of this, Turners regretted digging such a place, he really didn't know if it was helping Hagrid or harming him.

It's not that Turners is alarmist, but it's a real possibility that it will be like that.

Hagrid really has some problems with his attitude towards magical creatures.

He was so fond of dangerous magical creatures that he didn't feel them dangerous in the slightest.

He will not think about what kind of consequences this will bring to him and what kind of consequences it will bring to the surrounding environment.

All of this was out of his mind.

Seeing that Turner's expression suddenly became wrong, Hermione asked a little nervously, "Is there something wrong with Turner?" "

Hearing Hermione's call, Turners woke up from his contemplation, looked at the concerned eyes of the other people around him, and saw Hagrid doing something wrong, looking at him cautiously, Turner suddenly felt that Hagrid was not a big evil person, he just couldn't tell what magical creatures could and what couldn't, as long as he told him all this, he should be able to suppress his preferences.

Well, at least part of it is still okay.

"Okay, don't worry about me, I just thought of something out of the blue, it's fine. Turners reached out and gently rubbed Hermione's little head, making her hair even more messy.

This made Hermione a little embarrassed, and slapped Turners as punishment.

"I just had a question that popped into my mind. Then Turners told everyone about his concerns.

When the others heard this, they were all terrified, indeed, according to what they knew of Hagrid's performance, such a thing was indeed something Hagrid could have done.

Looking at the magical creatures he is like now, the three-headed dog Luwe, and now the Norwegian spinal dragon Nobo, Turners also knows that he also has a hippogriff, and as for whether there are others, Turners doesn't know, maybe there is, maybe not.

Hagrid looked at the others with some embarrassment, he didn't understand that the magical creatures he raised were very "friendly" and "cute", why did they all look at him like that?

When they saw Hagrid like this, they knew that Turner's fears had been fulfilled.

In retrospect, Hagrid couldn't seem to tell how harmful those magical creatures were to ordinary humans.

Hagrid has always used his body type as a reference, and as long as he feels that there is no harm to him, he does not feel that there is anything wrong with him.

However, this in itself is problematic, how big is Hagrid's size, let's put it this way, his height has reached 4.88 meters, can a person who is so tall be the same as a normal person?

He is twice as much as a normal person, not to mention that he is a person with horizontal development, that tonnage, not to mention, there are really not many magical creatures that can threaten him in front of him.

In addition, he himself is a half-blood giant, and the magic resistance of his body is still very sufficient, and the magic of those magical creatures is really limited in the damage he can inflict.

Not to mention, the physical power brought by such a powerful body is completely capable of crushing some magical creatures that are not known for their physical strength.

Can such a monster-like existence be compared to ordinary people?

Hagrid was a little embarrassed by the staring of his friends, and finally blushed a little and asked, "Why are you looking at me like this?"

"Hagrid, what's the most dangerous magical creature in your heart?" Turner asked tentatively.

He wanted to confirm what kind of standard Hagrid had for danger, so that the conversation would follow.