trainer at hogwarts

Chapter 181

Carrying the crystal lantern spirit and Zoroa, Gardevoir went to the group's lair, which was the altar.

But she didn't expect that the guys underground would contact Gardevoir. But it doesn't matter, all she has to do is punch these guys through.

When Zoroa almost demolished the altar with a bunch of magical animals, the guys couldn't help but jumped out. It turned out that those guys were five or six black dragons.

Since it's a dragon, there's nothing to be afraid of. Just fight it and it's over. comminicate? negotiation? nonexistent! You are all about to be defeated by me!

The crystal lantern fire spirit didn't think so. He felt that fighting and killing was not a good thing. Slowly sucking away the soul or life energy was the most enjoyable thing for lanterns.

The life energy in these dragons is not very attractive, but the crystal lantern fire spirit can feel that they have lived for a long, long time. In other words, the quantity is not a lot, but the quality is still quite high.

However, due to the majesty of the eldest sister, Crystal Lantern Huoling could only fight and eat at the same time. The efficiency dropped a lot, and the leisurely feeling was no longer there.

Gardevoir was worthy of being Gardevoir. His future prediction and magical sparkle immediately stunned the opponent. The group of dragons suddenly gave up and shouted one by one not to fight and to communicate with each other.

Gardevoir agreed with dignity, because she needed to prepare another shot to predict the future, so she gave these old harem dragons ten minutes.

To put it simply, the existence of this group of dragons can be traced back to a long, long time ago... that is, when Maurice and Gardevoir violently defeated the dragons at Castiel Bruce Fortress, they formed a fate.

They were given no face by adventurers and magical animals who came from nowhere, and the leader, Big Brother Baruto, was captured, so under the guidance of a certain existence, they printed and became that person's subordinates, but there was one The request was to kill that human being and the magical animals around him. That existence promised that as long as it became his appendage, everything would be available.

The defeated dragon clan foolishly accepted this setting, so the one sent a seemingly powerful dragon to ensure their safety.

Then...their nightmare begins.

"Why?" Morris asked curiously, having reached the stone man's body.

"The master can regard that dragon as a source of infection. The aura and fluctuations on its body will affect other dragons and allow other dragons to assimilate." Gardevoir said, "Such assimilation will cause the person to lose oneself and completely degrade. As a slave."

Morris shuddered: "This is too scary. But why don't they give up looking for me?"

Gardevoir explained: "Because at the beginning, master, you still had the mark on your hand. Although the master got rid of the mess at that time, there was still a little breath. Those dragons who have been driven crazy don't care about anything, think about it first Looking for you."

"Look for me..." Morris was speechless.

"Because those very mysterious guys haven't shown up for a long time, so they regard their master as their savior." Gardevoir covered his mouth and laughed secretly.

"Well, I remember what Vera said at that time..." Morris scratched his head. He couldn't quite remember what Vera said.

Gardevoir curled his lips: "That woman talks so much about running the train, it's okay if you don't believe it."

Morris nodded and no longer dwelled on the matter.

Anyway, now that everyone is around, there is nothing to be afraid of.

The students were all busy packing their things. After Professor McGonagall saw that everyone had come up safely, she coughed slightly, and the noisy hall suddenly became quiet.

As expected of Professor McGonagall.

"Okay students, we are about to embark on the journey back to Hogwarts. I believe you must have many questions, and now I can slowly answer them for you."

The students all looked at Professor McGonagall quietly.

"Castio Bruce is no longer safe. This place is not suitable as an exchange school now, so in order to protect you, our exchange will be suspended here until peace is restored in Castio Bruce." Professor McGonagall said calmly said.

Morris frowned and asked Gardevoir in his mind: "Why is it not safe? Haven't you already killed all the wild monsters?"

Gardevoir: "It's not that simple. I only destroyed the ones on the surface. The number of dragons under the altar is beyond your imagination. My initial plan did not include destroying all the dragons. That is not a thing. Simple things."

"Are those dragons ready to fight?" Morris guessed.

Gardevoir nodded: "Yes, I am here as a guide. What's more, the mark on the master's body has completely disappeared, causing these dragon characters to enter a violent state."

"Is this okay?" Morris was surprised.

"They waited for a long time, but their hopes were dashed. It's normal to be anxious." Gardevoir said, "And based on the books you brought back, Master, I also learned that the four houses of Hogwarts and the mysterious The organization won’t deal with it.”

"so?"

"So it was a lie when they first said that they asked the master to be their savior. What they wanted might be to kill the master." Gardevoir's tone unconsciously had a hint of coldness.

"No way..."

Gardevoir put his hand on Morris's: "Master, I will protect you."

"Of course, I believe you the most." Morris forced a smile.

Gardevoir reminded: "Master, when you go back, you can read the books left by Rowena. Many things are recorded in them."

"OK."

Professor McGonagall didn't explain much, but not many students raised objections. Firstly, the majesty of her vice-principal was there, and secondly, they also saw the fire in the rainforest with their own eyes. Seeing that it was getting late, the students all returned to their small rooms to prepare for bed.

Suddenly the whole room shook, and Gardevoir quickly supported Morris to prevent him from falling.

"what happened?"

The stone man began to tilt, the chandelier on the ceiling made a tinkling sound, and the food on the table slid down.

"Quiet, don't panic." Professor McGonagall pulled out her wand, "Sixth graders, please have your wands in your hands, be prepared, and come with me!"

"There is a dragon attacking outside." Gardevoir explained to Morris.

"Is it much?"

Gardevoir curled his lips and said, "Only about a dozen or twenty."

"That's a lot!" Morris almost shouted, "Can Professor McGonagall and the others beat him?"

Gardevoir tilted his head: "Professor McGonagall is quite strong, but everything else is weak."

Morris: "..."

"Wait a minute, I remember it wasn't that difficult when I fought the dragon."

Gardevoir looked contemptuous: "Master, there is a frozen bird as your bodyguard, but you are just a glass cannon that only deals with damage."