Harry Potter's Bastard

It's safe...... There is no safer place in the Forbidden Forest at this moment. Harry and Hermione were finally able to catch their breath, and God knew their nerves were about to burst.

"Hello, Harry, Hermione," Dumbledore smiled as he stood there, his hands crossed in front of him, his wand still in his hand, "and, of course, Neville. "

"Professor Dumbledore, take a look at Ferencze-" Harry quickly pointed to the unconscious centaur, "he's badly wounded. "

Hermione hurriedly moved out of the way so that Dumbledore could pass.

Dumbledore's brow furrowed at the sight of Ferencze's chest cavinating, and then pointed his wand at the centaur's chest for a while, and Dumbledore's brow furrowed.

"There is no danger to life. Dumbledore spoke, "The centaurs are much stronger than us wizards, and apparently have done first aid before, if I'm not mistaken, Mr. Selwyn must have done it?"

"Uh...... Yes, his phoenix ......," Harry said, "and ...... later"

“...... Later, when Solim returned, he gave me a bottle of potion, and I gave it to Ferenze to drink. Hermione added to Harry's words.

"I remember every year at the opening dinner that I would emphasize to you that the Forbidden Forest is absolutely not allowed for students to enter. Dumbledore's calm tone made it impossible for Harry and Hermione to tell if he was angry, "I think you should understand by now why the school is preventing you from entering here, there are many dangers in the Forbidden Forest that students can't handle, like these ......"

Dumbledore's gaze fell on the centaur who had been cut a large hole in his chest by Solim. Of course Dumbledore knew what kind of spell it was, after all, both Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape had told him about it in their first year.

Both Harry and Hermione noticed Dumbledore's gaze. The two of them didn't know what the relationship between Solim and Dumbledore was, and Hermione was a little worried about what Dumbledore would think of him because of the spell Solim used. After all, no matter how you look at it, "flickering fire" is not a spell that a student should master.

"Professor...... Solim is here to save us......"

"But if it weren't for him, you wouldn't be in these dangers, would you?" Dumbledore looked away, looking off into the distance, where the Basque Country was.

"Headmaster...... Be...... It's our own coming. "This is probably the first time Neville has spoken in front of Dumbledore," Solim came...... Protect ours. "

Dumbledore merely smiled at Neville's words of exoneration of Solim.

"Alright, I think you should get some sort of things now. Dumbledore waved his wand at Harry and the others, and the dirt on them was cleaned up.

"Hogsmeade Day is a rare opportunity to relax, especially for you, Harry, I think you've been a bit stressed lately, so it's good to have a proper combination of work and rest, don't put too much pressure on yourself. "

The distant voices faded away, and Harry and Hermione looked nervously in that direction.

"Oh, looks like Mr. Selwyn has settled the matter. Dumbledore also glanced at him, "I have to say, he is indeed not like an ordinary student, whether it is some of the spells he has mastered, or some information he has mastered, he always makes me feel like a student from him." "

"Professor, it kind of breaks my heart when you say that. Solim's voice came with a grinding sound, "Am I not a Hogwarts student?"

Solim hurried over after taking the Basque to finish out the last centaur, only to hear Dumbledore say that he didn't look like a student, did he dye his hair or wear a fancy dress?

"A student who hasn't been to a flying class and a history of magic?" Dumbledore said, "and I've noticed that your electives only take Professor Babling's Ancient Magic, and I've never seen you in my long teaching career." "

"The crisis was resolved, and there were ten centaurs in all. Solim was not prepared to waste time on this topic, "most of it was solved by the Basques. Solim glanced back at the basilisk and continued, "Don't worry about his eyes, I've put blindfolds on the Basque since I left Hogwarts, so you don't have to worry about being killed by his sight." "

Speaking of which, it was the first time Dumbledore had seen a basilisk, let alone Harry and Hermione next to him. Harry couldn't help but think of the second-year chamber, if the giant basilisk had been there...... Harry felt that his luck was really good.

Hermione looked at Solim with complicated eyes, although she knew more about the second-year secret room than Harry, but it was still unclear about Solim getting the basilisk, and then counting the previous phoenix, Hermione felt that Solim had too many secrets that she didn't know, but now Hermione understood that the biggest winner of the second-year secret room was Solim, after all, what could be compared to a thousand-year-old basilisk, and now it seems that this basilisk called Basque is completely Solim's.

"I think you'd better leave. Dumbledore looked at Basque's massive body, "After all, this is the depths of the Forbidden Forest, and those centaurs may still appear, no matter what you are going to do with Harry and them today, the current situation does not allow you to continue." "

It can be seen that Dumbledore is very dissatisfied with Solim's actions this time. Although Dumbledore suggested that Solim should solve the matter of the eight-eyed spider, there was no hint that Solim could take Harry and the others with him. This time it was already lucky, if there were a few more centaurs, or if something unexpected happened, Harry and the students would most likely be injured or even killed.

Dumbledore looked at Solim, hoping to see some fear and guilt on his face, but Solim clearly didn't have such emotions.

In Solim's opinion, this incident was obviously much better than simply letting these people face the eight-eyed giant spider. The sudden attack of the centaurs was a real battle, and it was very helpful for the students, especially Harry, to make them realize their weakness and powerlessness. He would only get nervous with a sense of pressure and urgency, as most Gryffindors do, and only remembered what to do when his eyebrows were burning, and this encounter would surely make Harry even more determined to improve his will.

"Actually, I want to continue," Solim said with some regret, "but since you have said so, headmaster, I have no objection. I'll leave with them right away, and I'll do the rest alone. "