Hogwarts: From Luna's family to god

"This is our contact information!" The captain of the Fitchburg Flying Sparrows immediately followed up, "We provide the same treatment."

"Are you looking for trouble?" the captain of the Sweetwater All-Star Team shouted in a low voice, "Why do you always go against us?"

The captain of the Fitchburg Flying Sparrows immediately hit back, "Everyone wants to compete in the World Cup, and they will all have Firebolts. If I don't fight against you, then who should I fight against?"

In this way, the two Quidditch teams broke up on the spot, planning to wait for the Firebolt to arrive and play a game to test their skills.

Luna looked at their figures flying high into the sky, smiled and asked Weizet: "Does this count as... a snipe and a clam competing for the fisherman's benefit?"

"Forget it?" Weizet also smiled, "But I feel... Chairman Graves is a little bit more miserable."

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Scott Telltops also found Weizet, said hello to him, and prepared to lead the family out of Central Park;

After tonight's incident, the Territops family has officially returned to New York. With the Appaloosa family's affairs, they can legitimately take over the territory, thus saving a lot of trouble;

Before leaving, Scott Territops left his contact information and told Vizette that no matter whether he was in trouble or not, as long as he contacted them in North America, they would arrive as soon as possible.

Watching Scott Territops disappear into the vortex, Wizette stretched, "The hotel we stayed in before was also attacked by the fire dragon... I'm afraid it will take some time to repair it."

"Then let's stay here?" Luna suggested, pulling Weizet to the bench aside, "Let's see how they rescue the fire dragon."

Under normal circumstances, if you want to truly deal with or subdue a fire dragon, you often need the cooperation of more than a dozen experienced wizards;

To save a fire dragon, it also requires the cooperation of more than a dozen wizards to get the fire dragon out of danger;

The strikers, under the command of an Auror, turned the fire dragon over, exposing its soft belly;

Then use the combined force to float it into the air, let the head naturally face down, and shake it rhythmically from side to side up and down to drain the water from the fire dragon's body;

After a few minutes of hard work, the fire dragon's mouth and nostrils started to move, and a lot of lake water mixed with algae flowed out.

The fire dragon was still in a coma, showing no signs of waking up;

The strikers were divided into two groups by the Aurors. One group was responsible for casting a fire-making spell to warm up the fire dragon, while the other group climbed onto the belly of the fire dragon and cast a repelling spell aimed at the heart;

The Auror stood in front of the fire dragon's head, with a cauldron filled with living hell decoction next to him. As soon as the fire dragon woke up, he would pour the living hell decoction into the fire dragon and regain control of the fire dragon.

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Fire dragons such as the Hungarian Tree Peak Dragon can be rescued due to their large size and stronger vitality;

Smaller fire dragons such as the Welsh Green Dragon and the Peruvian Venomtooth have drowned, and the Auror needs to command the strikers to break them down and take out the useful parts.

How to correctly extract the useful parts is a big problem even for Aurors.

Weizet was counting the stars with Luna, but saw that the Aurors and the others were about to destroy a piece of dragon's liver in a wrong way;

Due to Snape's habit of giving private lessons, he quickly gave a few reminders and then stepped forward to demonstrate the correct handling techniques.

He cut the dragon's liver while explaining, "You cannot use the extraction spell here, you need to use the cutting spell to cut the flesh membrane..."

"And this dragon kidney... have you seen this mass?" He pointed the wand at another piece of internal organs. "Maybe the mass has ruptured and spread due to drowning and struggling."

"The mass is filled with highly toxic substances, which have seeped out. If the entire mass is not treated, the highly toxic mass will spread to the entire dragon kidney, making it completely unusable."

The Auror clicked his tongue in surprise, "Mr. Lovegood, have you ever considered becoming an Auror? I don't know what the standard for an English Auror is..."

"But if you come to our Magical Congress after graduation, with your magical abilities, you will definitely become an outstanding Auror, I can guarantee it!"

"Let's talk about this later..." Weizet shook his head slightly and said, "For me right now, learning and practicing magic is more important."

"That's absolutely correct!" Auror nodded in agreement, "It never hurts to learn more before you graduate!"

"If you want to become an Auror, you must give priority to coming to Magical Congress. The living environment in New York is much better than that in English cities anyway."

"I will consider it carefully." Weizet responded, cleaned up the blood on his body, and turned around to walk towards Luna.

Looking at Weizet's back, a beater touched his chin, "My child is almost reaching school age. How about sending him to Hogwarts? What do you think?"

Chapter 100 Story under the Starry Sky

The disaster caused by the fire dragon gradually passed, and New York was shrouded in night, as if falling into a peaceful sleep.

But for the Magic Congress, tonight is destined to be a sleepless night, and they still have many things to deal with.

Originally there were many Aurors and beaters on the shore of the lake, but with the arrival of owls one after another, more and more people disappeared into the whirlpool.

At the end, only a team of Aurors and Strikers were left, responsible for properly handling all the remaining fire dragons.

The night wind blew gently, the leaves rustled, and the lake surface rippled, everything seemed particularly peaceful.

There are not so many neon lights flashing, and the night sky is much cleaner than before. In addition to the round full moon, you can also see various stars.

"Vizete, look at the sky..." Luna stretched out her slender fingers and pointed at a particularly bright star, "Do you know the name of that star?"

"It seems that Teacher Luna is going to examine my homework..." Wizette's voice was a little lazy, "If it's just the name in the textbook... that star is called Alpha Lyra."

After dealing with the fire dragon all night, no matter how energetic he was, he felt increasingly sleepy and his eyelids became heavier and heavier.

"What's it called in the textbook?" Luna turned her head and looked at Weizet curiously, her bright eyes looking brighter than the stars, "Is there any other name?"

"Yes...and there is a related story." Vizette nodded slightly, searching for something in the night sky, "Alpha Lyra is also called Vega."

Luna blinked, "Weaver Girl?"

"Look there..." Weizet pointed at the night sky and moved southward in the direction of Vega. "That star is called Alpha Aquila, also called Altair."

"A long time ago... there was a fairy named Weaver Girl. She was very good at weaving. Even the clouds in the sky were woven by her hands."

"The fairy who can weave clouds..." Luna narrowed her eyes slightly, as if imagining the appearance of the Weaver Girl, "She must have mastered very powerful magic."

Wizer nodded, "Yes...but weaving clouds every day was too boring, so she secretly left the sky."

Luna was a little confused about this, "Leave heaven secretly?"

"How to explain it?" Wizette murmured, "The Magic Congress once had a law called "Rappaport's Law."

"Under the constraints of this law, wizards need to be completely separated from Muggles. They are prohibited from intermarrying or making friends with each other, or even having any intimate behaviors."

"This law is implemented very thoroughly. Once a similar situation occurs, Muggles will have their memories erased, and wizards will be severely punished to serve as a warning."

Luna nodded, "Weaver Girl is a powerful wizard, and Cowherd is a Muggle who herds cows."

Weizet smiled noncommittally and continued, "After the Weaver Girl sneaked out, she met the Cowherd on the road, and the two fell in love at first sight and lived together."

"Someone behind found that Weaver Girl had escaped, so he sent someone to capture Weaver Girl; Cowherd happened to find that Weaver Girl had been taken away, and immediately wanted to chase Weaver Girl back..."

"The Cowherd desperately chased the Weaver Girl. Just when he was about to catch up, a Milky Way appeared in front of the Cowherd, trying to stop him from chasing the Weaver Girl again..."

"The Cowherd must not have given up, right?" Luna asked eagerly, "He will definitely not give up."

Looking at Luna's eager and serious expression, Weizet remembered what Luna once said to him when the Animagus transformed.

He rubbed his eyes and took a long breath to ensure that he could speak clearly and finish the story. "Of course the Cowherd didn't give up. He thought of many ways to cross the Milky Way."

"Weaver Girl also didn't give up. She sneaked back many times. Although she had to be caught every time, she was willing to try her best to run back again just to see the Cowherd again..."

"Many birds were moved by the story of Cowherd and Weaver Girl, so they flew to both sides of the Milky Way and used their bodies to build a bridge for Cowherd and Weaver Girl, so that they could finally meet..."

Luna continued to ask: "They went back to live together again?"

"No..." Weizet shook his head slightly, took a breath and let out a yawn, "Although their persistence moved many people..."

"But it is difficult for the regulations to be abolished just because of two people... The best they can do is to open up one side... so that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl can meet at the same time every year..."

"We can only see each other once a year... They will definitely miss each other every day..." Luna's eyes were filled with mist, and stars were shining in the crystal.

"But it's okay..." She turned to look at Weizet and found that Weizet had closed his eyes and his chest was rising slightly. He must have fallen asleep.

Vizette leaned on the back of the chair and raised his head slightly. Perhaps he was worried that falling to the side would scare Luna. He supported his body with his hands and looked very upright.

Luna smiled slightly, looked at Weizet tenderly and murmured softly, "Thank you for your hard work..."

Perhaps touched by the story just now, she leaned towards Weizet, gently stretched out her hand, and placed her palm on the back of Weizet's hand.

Weizet's hands were always very warm, even the back of his hands was equally warm. This warmth seemed to be able to flow, through the back of his hands, through his palms, all the way upstream, and to Luna's heart.

This was a reassuring feeling that made her feel a little sleepy, the kind of sleepiness that would only occur when she returned home and wrapped herself in bed...

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Unknowingly, Weizet felt his shoulders sink, as if someone had touched him.

He woke up in a daze, turned his head slightly and looked to the side, and saw Luna leaning on his shoulder.

Luna's body rose and fell slightly with her breathing, and her eyelids occasionally moved slightly.

The two of them were sitting on the same chair, naturally very close to each other, close enough to see clearly the hair on Luna's cheeks and the long eyelashes that were trembling slightly.

The surroundings seemed much quieter than before he went to bed, and Vizette realized that he was actually in a small house;

Outside, he could hear a series of faint spells, which were obviously the Aurors and strikers who were still working overtime.

When he was reading the New York Ghost two days ago, he saw a reminder message;

The message warned North American wizards not to build houses on strange places such as lakes and cliffs, even if it was easy to obtain materials; if you had to build a house, please tear it down before leaving.

It was through the New York Ghost that Vizette learned one thing, that both North American wizards and Muggles like to build wooden houses.

It is precisely because of this that if North American wizards get together in the wild, they can cooperate tacitly and use various trees in the wild to build a wooden house in a very short time.

I think the small house where Vizette is now is the result of the Aurors and strikers outside.

"This way you won't be afraid of catching a cold..."