Harry Potter: Sacrifice of Creation

The others heard Turner's question and looked at Hagrid in unison, waiting for his answer.

Hagrid's answer didn't disappoint them, at least, when it came to judging danger, Hagrid was a normal person who knew what was dangerous.

"The most dangerous magical creatures?!! of course are the Dementors, they are so terrifying!" seemed to think of the bad memories, and Hagrid couldn't help but shake his body when he mentioned the Dementors, obviously leaving a psychological shadow.

The Dementor is a creature that Turners once knew about, a very terrifying magical creature.

They feed on the happiness of human beings, and after encountering the breath of happiness, they will think of human beings.

Through the mouth, you can directly absorb the happiness that people exude.

I don't know how it works, but it's a terrifying magical creature.

Their kisses are said to suck your soul out of your body.

Although it is indeed a very dangerous one, and all those who know it will have a chill when they hear the name.

However, at this time, such an answer undoubtedly proves that Hagrid's danger judgment is still there, but he is used to judging the danger of other creatures according to his own standards.

Although this is quite dangerous, at least it can be corrected through persuasion and explanation, at least to make him understand that magical creatures that are not too dangerous to him are not necessarily harmless to others.

For a long time afterward, everyone began to explain to Hagrid about the danger.

Trying to get Hagrid to put his danger judgment on a level with humans, ordinary humans, not "humans" like him.

Later, Hagrid's situation was really difficult to correct, and Turners even asked Harry and the others to put down all the work they were doing, and only did ideological work for Hagrid, so that he could work hard to correct his thinking logic.

Turners also had no choice, he himself was really dry-mouthed, and there was not much improvement.

So, I handed over this trouble to a few of them.

Anyway, among the people present, except for Hermione, the others would not be of much help to his work, but it would be better for them to extinguish a source of danger that could cause great harm in the future.

That's it, when Turner and Hermione were in the Dragon's Lair, busy everywhere.

Hagrid was chatting with Harry, Ron, Neville, and Draco.

In the next few days, Turners finally understood that these people, coming here, were of no use at all, and they could only watch him do things.

One by one, not only did the spell not work well, but the manipulation of magic power was also bad enough, and they couldn't help at all, so Turner simply couldn't see it and didn't bother, and sent them directly to Hagrid to do ideological work.

Hermione, on the other hand, has been only doing it in the process, but her motivation is very strong.

In the process of helping again, she is constantly learning on her own, and her learning talent is also very high, and she has been able to help Turners do something in a short time.

In order to make it easier for himself, Turner also deliberately began to teach Hermione spell-casting skills, as well as some special magic.

It's all about alchemy, and generally speaking, magicians who are not alchemists basically don't come into contact with it.

Before, Hermione naturally had never been exposed to alchemy, and now if she wants to learn it, it is a little late, and Turners has only taught some of the magic they will use next.

The rest can be taught by Turner later, depending on whether Hermione is willing to learn or not.

In the following period of time, the two of Turners, in such an atmosphere, quickly arranged the interior of the entire dragon's lair.

As he set things up, Turners pondered questions that Hagrid had left behind as he recounted his experiences at school.

But he also knew that even now, when he asked Hagrid, Hagrid couldn't know too many things, and the biggest possibility was that he didn't know anything.

After all, back then, he obviously carried the black pot for others, and there were only so many things he could know.

If he knew, he wouldn't be Hagrid, and he wouldn't have been wronged like that, and being imprisoned in Azkaban wasn't a good experience.

Turners can only wait for the start of school to go to Dumbledore to see if he has any clues, and maybe he can solve some of Turner's doubts.

By the time Hogwarts had opened, they had completed a radius of more than twenty meters centered on the Dragon's Lair's Pillar (the central stone pillar).

This range is not small, you must know that after this circle, the area they have completed has reached more than 1,200 square meters.

Such a range is already very large, completely enough for Noble to live temporarily, and in the future, they will continue to expand this range.

It's just that the two of them have limited work ability after all, and if they want to lay the entire dragon's lair, the time it will take is probably not short.

What's more, there was not much left of the adobe bricks that Turners had refined.

Next, he not only had to set up the place, but also refine the adobe bricks from time to time to make sure that there were enough adobe bricks for them to use.

This part of the laying is not simply a layer of laying.

It needs to be laid with at least three layers.

After all, it's a fire dragon that lives here next, and maybe there will be some other terrifying magical creatures in the future.

If this guy is restless and destroys the ground, it is very likely that the magic inscription of the Traceless Stretching Spell laid underground will be destroyed, and by then, the entire dragon's lair space will be completely destroyed.

Not to mention the rest, their previous efforts will not be in vain, not to mention that some animals and plants will be transplanted in the future.

At that time, the manpower and material resources they spent here were not a small amount, and if he was ruined because he was not thoughtful, he himself would be very heartbroken.