Chapter 625 (Sincere Thanks to the Silver Alliance Leader Aiai)

As the referee, Hufflepuff couldn't bear to let the incapacitated pet of Gryffindor fall to death, so he quickly waved his wand and used a shock stop to slow it down, and gently made the griffin, which had lost its ability to fight, lie on the ground, and then Hufflepuff hurriedly stepped forward to stop the bleeding for it.

Gryffindor looked at Hufflepuff, who was no longer paying attention to the game, and then at the griffon, which was curled up on the ground and wailed, "I lost. Gryffindor's expression was one of loss, but more of a relief, as his magic lightsaber converged its light and turned back into a normal wand.

Gryffindor realized that Hufflepuff was obviously not worried about the safety of the two in the game, and looked like he had already known the outcome, and that kid had been deliberately controlling the strength of the spell, and the Necromantic Knight's attacks on the griffins over there had obviously deliberately avoided the vital points, trying to make them lose their combat effectiveness- When he was busy dealing with the devil summoned by the other party, he didn't take the opportunity to attack, but let himself deal with the enemy in front of him with all his might, if he was like just now, even if he only attacked himself with the devil with your weapon at the beginning, he would have been seriously injured and defeated - as a dueling master, Gryffindor couldn't stand such a match, so he simply decided to admit defeat now, at least so that his two pets would not have to suffer additional unnecessary damage.

Turning her head and looking at the somewhat gloomy Gryffindor, Hufflepuff was glad that the duel had ended in such a peaceful way, and she knelt next to the griffin and announced the outcome of the duel.

After the counter-summoning dissolved a few summons and returned them to their original plane, Alan walked over to Gryffindor and tried to propose, "Mr. Gryffindor, we have been studying the power of the curse, do you want ...... Do you want me to try it again? I think sooner or later it should be solved......"

"Boy, do you think Rowena didn't try it after my blood curse started, but apparently the knowledge of these Nether scrolls wasn't enough to complete it...... Finding clues and collecting the entire set of Nether scrolls is not an easy task, maybe hundreds of years, maybe thousands of years? By the time you've collected enough scrolls, I'm afraid I'll have lost all of my consciousness. What's more, you won't be here for long, and when you go back 1000 years, even if you don't count the time you'll have to read the rest of it, even if you've already managed to unravel the blood spell and regain my consciousness - but when you unravel the spell, I'll die of age in no time...... Thank you, boy, don't let down Rowena, just live with her, don't worry about me, it's all about you, it's my own choice. With that, Gryffindor, who was already relieved, glanced at the pet that had basically been healed, turned around and began to walk towards the lake.

Looking at Gryffindor's lonely back, Alan felt consumed by this somewhat suppressed guilt, and he couldn't help but speak again, "Please wait, Mr. Gryffindor." ”

Gryffindor turned to look at Alan suspiciously.

"Is there anything I can do for you?" Alan looked solemn, he finally hoped to do something to make up for the other party, it was not all for Gryffindor, he wanted to let his emotions get a channel of relief.

"Nope. Gryffindor blurted out reflexively, then his expression hesitated.

Alan was keenly aware of the change in the other party's expression, and hurriedly walked up, "As long as I can do it, I will do my best." ”

Gryffindor hesitated for a moment, glanced quietly at Hufflepuff, who was still tending to the griffin, and then whispered, "When you remember, bring me a few barrels of wine." Helga would only give me seafood, and she thought that drinking alcohol would aggravate my conscious deterioration. ”

Even if it wasn't a requirement, Alan made a solemn promise as if he were grasping at a life-saving straw, and he secretly decided that even back in the modern day, he would not only serve the other party his favorite seafood, but also provide him with fine wine every day - and he would not have to worry about Godric Gryffindor's consciousness.

"If you say yes. Gryffindor's expression became cheerful, and he turned and walked quickly back into the Black Lake,

When the water was about to completely submerge him, "Goodbye, boy. Gryffindor's voice rang out, and he transformed into a giant squid, long, dimly lit red tentacle streaked across the water, and his huge figure gradually disappeared into the black lake.

As soon as the figure of the giant squid disappeared, Alan felt his shoulders sink slightly, and when he turned his head, he saw a three-eyed crow composed of shadows standing silently on his shoulder, its body almost blending into the dark night sky, "Ellen, see me at the place where we camped by the black lake before." A Ravenclaw voice came from the mouth of the three-eyed crow. Immediately, its form dissolved and dissipated, and soon dissolved into nothingness.

"Alan, I'll go with you, she's doing pretty well this time, I'll go meet her. Helga Hufflepuff's voice came from behind Allen, and she had apparently heard Ravenclaw as well.

"It's great that you can forgive her, Helga, you know, she doesn't say much, but in her heart she still cares about it. Hearing this, Allen's brow, which had been slightly furrowed by Gryffindor's situation, eased, and he stretched out his hand to Helga, wanting to use the illusion to lead the other party over.

Helga shook his head: "Alan, let's go, just take a walk, I need to sort out my thoughts." ”

Alan nodded, then slowly walked with Hufflepuff towards his destination.

However, the Black Lagoon at this time was not the same as it was in Allen's time, as it moved further away from the school confines, more and more low shrubs and weeds that grew luxuriantly and toughly enough to cut through human skin, and the uneven road made it difficult for the already old Hufflepuff to walk.

"It should be not far ahead, Helga, you walk behind me slowly, I'll walk in front first to clear the ground. Alan said, thoughtfully quickening his pace, waving his hands to clear the passing weeds and bushes in front of him, using Transfiguration to flatten and harden the wet, rugged ground.

"You've done a good job of Transfiguration. Seeing Allen's gentlemanly behavior, Helga said gently, "It is indeed much more convenient to not use a wand at all"

Hearing this, Alan tried to persuade the other party again, "Helga, if you want to ......"

Hufflepuff interrupted Alan directly: "No need, Alan, the Gryffindor matter is settled, I will take care of the school for the rest of the time, and I will be very satisfied with developing some new recipes, but it seems that summer is coming, and it is already a little hot tonight, isn't it?"

Alan glanced back at Helga, who was wiping his sweat, and said, "You should usually move around more, Helga, it's because you haven't traveled so far for a long time to get hot, or should we just phantage away?"

Hufflepuff waved his hand holding the sweat towel and motioned for Alan to move forward: "No, I can still walk, and your wizard robe has a thermostatic function." ”

Alan, who had neglected the function of clothing, blushed a little when the secret of not sweating was revealed, and he decided to divert the topic: "What happened to the poet who paid for food by singing in your tavern?"

"You mean that Uttarfo, before I closed the tavern, he seemed to have been liked by a Muggle lord across the sea, and had been called to be a court poet, and had been writing to me regularly for a few years, and had heard that he had a child—but now that he hasn't heard from him for so long, I'm afraid he's dead, he's not too young......" Hufflepuff thoughtfully diverted the conversation along with Alan's words.

After that, the two wizards chatted one in front of the other, one in the other, until Hufflepuff noticed that Alan in front of her no longer responded to her, but was stunned and fixed not far ahead.