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The claws on the front legs are half a foot long, and they look lethal. Each beast had a thick feathered collar around its neck,

"Hippogriffs!" Hagrid held out a hand and yelled happily at the students, "They're pretty, aren't they?"

At first glance, you will be shocked to see this half-horse, half-bird, but once the shock is over, you will appreciate its shiny fur, which smoothly transitions from feather to fur, each in a different color.

Roger nodded approvingly: "Such big chicken wings are rare in the world... It must taste good when it's baked. ”

"Attention," Hagrid gave Roger a wary look and began to introduce the magical creature, "The first thing you must know about Hippogriffs is that they are very proud and sensitive, so never offend Hippogriffs, as this may be the last thing you want to do." ”

"Now, who's going to say hello first?" Hagrid beckoned back to a Hippogriff.

However, in response, all the students quietly stepped back, and Roger pushed him harder.

Harry staggered forward two steps to keep his balance from falling.

"Well done, Harry, great!" Hagrid rubbed his hands together in satisfaction.

"TMD, who pushed me!" the little savior glared back at the crowd.

The fingers around him brushed and pointed at Roger.

However, Hagrid ignored all of this and beckoned Harry to come to his side, "Come here, Harry, let's see how you get along with this Hippogriff named Buckbeak." ”

Harry's lips moved, and he didn't say anything about refusal, he couldn't let Hagrid's first lesson be ruined on him.

The little savior could only bite the bullet and walk over.

"You'll have to be polite to let the Hippogriff take the initiative," Hagrid said about magical beasts to his students, "So, take a step forward, bow politely, and wait for it to return the salute, and if it does, then you can touch it." If not..... We'll talk about that later...."

Harry bowed at Hagrid's instructions and was answered, not only stroking the pretty creature

, and rode it around the sky.

All the students were encouraged by Harry's experience and cautiously entered the paddock.

Hagrid assigned the Hippogriffs one by one, and soon there were nervous bows all over the paddock.

Neville fled back from his monster several times, and the monster didn't seem to want to bend its knees.

Malfoy and his henchmen asked for Buckbeak. It bowed to Malfoy, who patted its beak with disgust.

"It's easy," Malfoy said in a long voice, loud enough for Harry to hear, "If Potter could do it, I knew it would be easy..."

Harry glanced at Malfoy and didn't argue with him, just stood next to Hermione with Hagrid and watched her move.

The one in front of Hermione and Roger was jet black, and the girl was bowing to it.

Roger crossed his arms and stared at the monster's two claw-like front hooves with sparkling eyes: "Such a pair of chicken paws also looks appetizing..."

Hagrid coughed loudly, and the students said meaningfully, "It's best not to be contemptuous or malicious when dealing with Hippogriffs, they are sensitive to that and will be hostile to you..."

Roger glanced at the big face of the hunting ground guard... This was clearly addressed to him.

And he didn't take Hagrid's words to heart, and said to the monster with a look of disgust on his face, "I bet you're not dangerous at all. Isn't it? You big ugly brute..."

"Malfoy, don't—" Hagrid, who heard something was wrong, hurriedly ran over to stop his dangerous move.

But it was too late, and the eagle-headed winged beast, named Buckbeak by Hagrid, opened its wings with a cry, and the man who landed on the ground with his hind hooves stood up, and his two front paws were about to swing down...

But he stopped because he heard a companion's hurried cry.

Immediately followed by a loud "bang" of a heavy object falling to the ground, and everyone present turned their heads to look.

I saw Roger wrap his arms around the neck of the inky black monster in front of him, crushing it under him.

The audience fell silent, watching a man and a beast roll on the ground, not understanding how things were going to happen.

Roger suppressed the Hippogriff, took out a hand and pinched the bird's beak to make it silent, then turned his face to everyone and said with a smile: "You go on, I don't need to help..."

"Who wants to help you!?" all the students hurriedly ran to the periphery of the clearing.

Because the other eleven Hippogriffs had blown up their nests, their neck feathers stood up and they screamed at Roger.

Buckbeak ignored Malfoy, who was ignoring his unreasonable behavior, and flapped his wings and rushed towards Roger.

"Huh~ You're still calling a helper, right?" Roger sneered, completely ignoring the reaction of the beasts, and pulled the beak under him to a raglan and fell over his back.

Hagrid beside him was so hung that he chose to help the winged beast kill Roger together... The professor's duty made him still stinky and spread his arms in front of the boy, and the onlookers exclaimed.

But the bloodshed did not happen, and the agitated Hippogriffs, fearing that they might hurt Hagrid, stopped their advance, surrounded them, and walked restlessly back and forth.

"You're not going to let go!" Hagrid snorted, grabbing Roger's long-distance running collar with one hand.

Roger didn't resist, allowing the half-giant to lift himself from the black winged beast. Again.

The hunting ground guard carried the boy and checked it, and when he saw that there was no serious problem, he lowered him to the ground and picked up the lying winged beast.

The inky black monster was covered in disheveled feathers and covered in dust and grass clippings.

Hagrid comforted them one by one with the dead minks on his body, and it took a while to get the feathered Hippogriffs to disperse.

The students who ran to the perimeter of the fence to watch were talking, and the scene just now was really thrilling enough for these little flowers on campus.

"Alright, now class! Let's all go back!" Hagrid said loudly, "Roger, you stay!"

The crowd walked out of the forest with books in their arms, and the buzzing discussions came and went.

Malfoy was also laughing loudly at his followers: Crabbe, Goyle, for the terrible Magical Beast protection lesson.