trainer at hogwarts

Chapter 135 Dumbledore’s reply and the guilty crystal lantern

Morris looked confused.

Hasn’t Fox always been at odds with Frozen Bird? It's impossible for him to run over by himself... unless Dumbledore asks Fox to come over, but there is no reason. The phoenix, which can only protect him from death, can't help here. He doesn't lack that much combat power, except for Solo. Ya and Ye Elf, who couldn't easily suppress Fox and beat him. There are also the tearful eyes of the phoenix. Although they are indeed good things, our Duoduo can cure fluctuations!

So what is this phoenix doing?

Gardevoir's expression was a little strange: "I don't know why he came here, but he is fighting with the Frozen Bird in the rain forest now..."

Morris: "..."

These two guys won't fight all the way.

Then their physical strength is really good...

Forget it, let's take a look at what Dumbledore's letter said.

Morris took the wand, and a flame appeared from the tip of the wand, igniting the letter, which soon turned to ashes.

"Regarding the history of Castiel Bruce, what Dumbledore said is no different from what Vera said." Morris spread the ashes, "But this should be the content of Castiel Bruce's introduction to the outside world, either Vera or Vera. Her mother told Dumbledore when she went to England."

Gardevoir: "Then we...?"

Morris said: "Stay still and do whatever you have to do. When the time is almost up, run away."

Gardevoir said he understood: "Does the master agree to Vera's proposal?"

"That's right." Morris nodded, "Vera may really think she has the ability to keep us here, but she doesn't know that we can leave at any time if we want. What's more, Fox is here this time, a perfect shield. Ah."

A smile appeared on Gardevoir's face: "Yes, he can block fatal attacks without dying."

With a clear direction, I feel much more relaxed. Morris got dressed and crawled out of bed, eating breakfast and reading Castillo Blue's unique Rainforest Journal. This newspaper is published by a club called the Rainforest Research Club. It is not only filled with Castiel Bruce’s daily gossip, various other club advertisements, but also occasionally some new news about the rainforest. But this newspaper is very cheap, and three Sicos can bring you a month's worth of happiness. Compared to the Daily Prophet, which costs five Knuts to buy a copy, the price is comparable to generating electricity for love. However, this does not prevent the Rainforest Research Club from ranking in the top five of all clubs in terms of wealth.

"Master, there is one thing I didn't tell you..." Gardevoir said suddenly.

Morris was still looking at all the gossip in the newspaper and asked casually: "What's going on?"

"It's about the crystal lantern." Gardevoir paused, then continued, "He, he sucked some souls..."

"What?" Morris was shocked.

Although domestic ghost elves also