"I'm here. Van Lin said, holding Crook Hill in one hand while helping Ginny tug her suitcase.

"Thank you," Ginny said as Vanlin let go of her hand.

"Come on, let's get a public carriage before they're all full. Van Lin stretched, if it weren't for the care of Ginny, he would have apparitioned over.

"I haven't found the piglet yet!" Ron shouted, but Hermione was already walking to the nearest carriage.

Harry was still standing behind Ron.

"Do you know what those are?" Harry asked as the other students rushed past them, pointing to the horrible horses.

"What's that?"

"The horses—"

Luna's cage with the piglet in her hand appeared, and the little owl chirped as excitedly as usual.

"Here you are," he said, "this is a lovely little owl, isn't it?"

"Well...... Yes, he's fine," Ron said in a gruff voice, "Okay, come on, let's get in the car, what did you just say, Harry?"

"What the hell are those horses?" replied Harry as he, Ron, and Luna walked towards the carriage where Verlin, Hermione, and Ginny were sitting.

"What horse-like thing?"

"The horses pulling the carts!" said Harry, impatient.

After all, they were only three feet away from the nearest one, and the horse was looking at them with a hollow, pale eye. However, Ron gave Harry a confused look.

"What are you talking about?"

"I'm saying—look!" Harry grabbed Ron's arm and turned him around, so they were face to face like the winged horse-like creature. Ron stared at it for a second, then turned to look at Harry.

"What should I see?"

"In—there, between the carriages! in the harness of the carriages! it's right in front of you—" But Ron still looked confused.

A strange thought popped into Harry's mind. "Can't you see them?"

"See what?"

"You can't see anything pulling the wagon?" Ron now looked solemn. "Are you alright, Harry?"

"I am," Harry felt completely confused. The horses in front of him, glittering in the dim light from the windows of the station behind them, spewed steam from their nostrils in the cold night. However, unless Ron was faking it — or he was playing a little joke — Ron couldn't see it at all.

"So, can we go in?" Ron asked, looking worriedly at Harry, uncertain.

"Yes," said Harry, "yes, let's go. ”

"That's true!"

As Ron disappeared into the dark interior of the carriage, the sleepwalking voice rang out beside Harry. "You're not crazy and nothing is wrong. I can see them too. ”

"Can you?" said Harry, turning to Luna, disappointed.

He could see the reflection of the horse with bat-like wings in her eyes.

"Oh yes," Luna said, "I've been able to see them since the first day I've been here. They always pull these wagons. Don't worry. You're just as sound as I am. Smiling slightly, she climbed into the moldy carriage after Ron. Harry followed her, still unreassured.

If that was the truth, Harry didn't want to tell anyone else that he had the same hallucinations as Luna, so when he got into the car and slammed the door shut, he never said anything about the horses again.

However, Harry couldn't help but look at the silhouettes of these horse-like creatures from the moving front window.

"Everybody saw that Professor Graplan, right?" asked Ginny, "what is she doing back here? Hagrid won't leave, will she?"

"I'd be glad if Hagrid left," Luna said, "he's not a good teacher, is he?"

"Yes, he's a good teacher!" said Harry, Ron, and Ginny angrily.

Harry glared at Hermione. She cleared her throat and quickly said, "Well, yes, he's very good. ”

"Okay, but we at Ravenclaw think he's a bit ridiculous. Luna said embarrassedly.

"Then your sense of humor is complete rubbish. As the wheels creaked beneath them, Ron suddenly exclaimed.

Luna doesn't seem upset by Ron's rudeness, instead, she just glances at Ron as if she's watching a funny TV show.

"Well, I don't think we need to talk too much about it, Harry. Van Lin said that he couldn't help but feel a little bad when he thought of Hagrid's thoughts.

Bringing Glopp back, no matter how you look at it, is not a reliable decision.

A trip through Muggle Quarter with such a tall giant?

Moreover, Glopp's mind ......

"Maybe Hagrid just doesn't have time to get back for a while," Van Lin said, "Let's not talk about that, either professor is a Hogwarts professor, but Harry, you just had an argument with Ron ...... below"

"These carriages, I see ......"

"Yeqi, that's their name. Van Lin reacted instantly, "There's nothing surprising about this, these Yeqi were originally bred in captivity at Hogwarts, and the area where they live is in the Forbidden Forest, I think Luna should have seen them." ”

"But what ...... I," said Ron, looking surprised, "stump these carriages aren't automatic?"

"Or what spells do you think can be permanently solidified on these terrible woods?" Van Lin said with a smile, "The unmanned carriage at Hogwarts is just a fact that Yeqi is difficult to spot, but there are not a few people who can see Yeqi. ”

"How?"

"When you face death. Luna's ethereal voice rang out.

"Death?" Ron shuddered, "Or, Harry, you've seen ......?"

"I shouldn't have ......"

"The wand, Harry, the breath of the soul and death, these are all triggers, but to put it more bluntly, you don't need these bad-sounding mediums at all, your spirit is strong enough that nothing around you can hide from you......" Van Lin said, then facing the front of the carriage.

"Luna, do you have any fresh meat or anything like that in your package?"

"Exactly. Luna said, and then she took out a small piece of fresh meat.

Van Lin was slightly stunned, Luna's answer was really unexpected.

Immediately after, Van Lin whistled and threw the meat forward, and in the next second, the meat disappeared into thin air.