Hogwarts: The Strongest Annie Magus In History

Gold patted his head, Charlotte looked at the brat in front of her, and said, "If you are running away from home, why don't you go somewhere else.

"I didn't run away from home." The unassuming answer made Charlotte smile, and he walked forward, then opened the door of his house and said, "Come in.

Gould followed behind Charlotte, although Gould always showed the appearance of a brat, but Charlotte knew that the kid actually had no bad intentions.

As soon as he entered the room, Gould showed some restraint. He looked around the room, and then sat down on a chair.

Charlotte brought out some chocolate pies from the kitchen and put them beside Gould: "Eat some.

Afterwards, Charlotte took some things to the backyard to feed Buckbeak, and Sciard immediately got up and followed Charlotte.

"What kind of magical animal is this? My God, it's amazing." Gould said in admiration, wanting to reach out and touch it.

"You'd better not touch it." Charlotte took out a few ferrets from the bucket she was carrying just now, and then threw them to Buckbeak. Buckbeak barked, grabbed the ferrets and began to eat them.

"Why?"

"The Hippogriff is a ferocious magical animal that will attack you if you touch it casually," explained Charlotte.

"Then what should I do?" Gould asked with curiosity in his eyes.

"Sow to it and wait for it to recognize you." Charlotte explained, reaching out to touch Buckbeak.

"Salute..." Gould's eyes flashed, and he asked loudly, "Can I borrow your pet from you?"

Charlotte turned to look at Gould, and Gould continued: "Today, my friend didn't believe that I was very good. We, we made an appointment to go to a place together to save a person, but it said I was not Very powerful wizard, so I don't want to let me go, I think as long as I have the help of this magical animal, I can definitely do it!"

In the magic world, there are many magical animals that are more powerful than wizards, and it is completely normal for Gould to have such an idea.

"No, Buckbeak is dangerous, especially for little wizards," Charlotte said.

The power in the little wizard's body is completely out of control, and he can't cast spells. He is no different from a Muggle except for a little magic power.

Gould snorted: "If you don't borrow it, you won't borrow it. I (bgff) dare to go to the cemetery!"

After finishing speaking, Gould turned around and left Charlotte's house in a huff. Charlotte didn't care where he would go after that. It was getting late now, and he might be taken back soon.

It was getting late, and Charlotte was about to go to bed after reading a book, but a person came to Elvis' mansion.

Severus Snape.

Snape's face was indifferent, he took out a letter and handed it to Charlotte.

Inside is Dumbledore's commission, Snape needs to come here to do some things, and needs to live in Godric's Valley temporarily.

Charlotte didn't know what Dumbledore was thinking, but Snape looked very unhappy.

Godric's Valley can be said to be the place Snape hates the most in the wizarding world, bar none.

Because, here he lost his love, Lily Evans.

"Good evening, Mr. Charlotte," Snape said.

"Good evening, Professor Snape," Charlotte said.

"I need to come here and do something, I think Dumbledore told you."

Speaking of things, Snape's eyes softened slightly, but not much.

"Of course, Professor Snape," Charlotte said.

The two of them hadn't finished their embarrassing chat about the old days when the bell at the door rang in the next second.

Charlotte walked over and opened the door. There was no one outside the door, only a black envelope.

Charlotte pulls the envelope, which is written in an indecipherable script.

He returned with the envelope, Snape glanced at it, and said, "I can't believe that Mr. Charlotte has made friends with ghouls not so long after moving to Godric's Valley.

Even though he said that, Snape still looked at the letter and said, "This is an invitation letter from a ghoul. It's really rare. These things that only eat corpses can actually know how to write!"

Letter from a ghoul?

Charlotte reached out to open the envelope. The inside of the envelope was written in English. Looking at the handwriting, it seemed a bit childish.

The content inside is simply to invite Charlotte to the cemetery, and the time is set tonight.

Why, the ghoul invited him to the graveyard?

Charlotte was a little puzzled, but Snape who was next to him saw the letter, immediately stood up and said, "Stay here, I'll go there for you.

Charlotte dodged Snape's hand about to take the envelope, and he looked at Snape, and it was rare for him to see anxiety in Snape's eyes.

"You want to go to the cemetery?" Charlotte asked.

Dumbledore said that Snape had come here for something, presumably he was talking about going to the graveyard.

But what was worth Snape leaving Hogwarts and coming all the way to the cemetery?

Snape still had a gloomy expression on his face, just staring at the envelope in Charlotte's hand: "This matter is very dangerous, Charlotte, ghouls are definitely not easy to get along with magical creatures, I think you'd better hand this letter to me, let me to deal with this matter."

Charlotte put the envelope away.

Ghouls don't send themselves invitations for no reason.

What's more, the letter was written very briefly, even with some provocations at the end, do you dare to come.

How could he miss such a thing.

"Since that's the case, let's go together, Professor Snape, I'd love to take you with me on the appointment." Charlotte looked at Snape.

With a twinkle in Snape's eyes, he said, "Okay, Charlotte."

The Godric churchyard was far from the village, and Charlotte and Snape went to the cemetery side by side.

On the way, they passed Potter's house.

Of course, the house, which was clearly in ruins, was bewitched by wizards, and Muggles couldn't see the house.

Snape's eyes flickered noticeably.

From the looks of it, I really don't want to come to this place.

I don't know what drove Snape here.

Charlotte didn't ask, after all, maybe this matter was related to Voldemort, or Lily Evans.

On the way, Charlotte ran into a middle-aged woman, who was a little nervous and asked Charlotte if she saw Gould.

Charlotte's eyes twinkled.

Gould didn't come home?

He thought that his family would definitely find him before dark.

Seeing that Charlotte didn't reply, Gould's mother thought she had frightened him, so she apologized and hurried to look for Gould elsewhere.

It was just a small accident that Charlotte didn't appreciate much.

The vicinity of Godric Valley is very safe, even if Gould really leaves the village, his life will not be in danger. .