Hogwarts Archmage

Ma En held a knife that was not much longer than his finger and gently cut the apple peel. He breathed a sigh of relief after peeling off the best part. He held the long and thin peel with his hand and said: " Look, I’m awesome, right?”

Hermione shook her head. Marne was actually quite mature, but men always have an immature side. She said in a perfunctory tone: "Yes, yes, you are the most powerful..."

"It's too cold..."

Esther's slightly complaining voice came from the door.

"You don't have to go out to get some fresh air...I told you it's going to be cold tonight." After Ma En finished speaking, he cut the apple and gave a piece to each of the two girls.

The New Year has just passed, and this is actually the coldest period of winter.

"Margery hasn't finished cleaning up yet?" Esther looked around the room, seeing only the three of them.

As soon as she finished speaking, Margaery walked down the stairs.Behind her followed several boxes.

After discussion, she planned to move to a room on the first floor, since Hermione didn't spend much time here anyway.

Hermione put her books in the study room, and found an empty room on the second floor to place her other things.

Opening the already empty-looking room on the first floor, the suitcases got in and sorted the messy luggage inside into their proper places.

It's already morning now, which counts as two full days and two nights, but in terms of the perception of people in the game, it may take longer, and more importantly, it's still night there...

At least it was night in the woods.

"Nancy...go quickly, I can't run anymore..." The thinner girl breathed heavily like a broken bellows.

Although the strong girl was very tired from exercising all year round, she was still within the tolerance range.

He looked at the small bushes in the distance that kept making rustling sounds, gritted his teeth, grabbed the thin girl's arm, dragged her directly onto his back, and used a rag to hold her to the extreme of exhaustion and muscles. The legs that were twitching violently were tied around her waist, and the strong girl carried her desperately but firmly towards the mountain ahead.

"Rose, we're dead."

Nancy ran for a distance and then stopped. She punched her thighs, which were sore and numb at the same time, with her fists, trying to squeeze out a little more strength. The sweat on her head kept covering her eyes like a waterfall.

Slowing down a little, he turned his head and glanced at the wolves who seemed to be teasing them, and breathed heavily: "But at least, before we die, let us try what we can do!"

As soon as she finished speaking, she raised her trembling legs again and walked resolutely towards the mountain.

The crowd had reduced from twenty-some to six or seven, and now there were only two of them left. No one but themselves knew how desperate this was.

After the group of them left the pile of former fellow travelers whose heads exploded, they quickly discovered one thing. The animals that approached seemed to be underfed.

No one can tell exactly what kind of animal this is. It looks like a wolf, but the size of a wolf is definitely not as big as a small carriage, and it is impossible for a wolf to have such long, ferocious extensions. Huge fangs outside the mouth.

And the red light emitting from their eyes is like small light bulbs in the dark woods, making people feel hairy from the bottom of their hearts.

"How long has it been?"

Nancy stopped again, but this time she didn't stop on her own initiative, and tripped over a small stone the size of a fist.

This kind of stone, which I usually didn't bother to look at, easily tripped the girl who had been in the gym all year round, causing her to lie down towards the ground with Rose on her back.

Fortunately, they were walking very slowly now, so they didn't fall too seriously. Apart from being unable to get up, there was no other impact on their bodies.

Rose slowly took out a watch with some mist on the inner wall, and said in a hoarse voice: "It's almost an hour, they are coming."

Nancy untied the strip of cloth tied around her waist, and the two of them swayed slightly, holding hands and lying side by side on the gravelly ground, ignoring the pain in their backs, and looked up at the sky together. Looking at the starry sky looks very fake.

"They should eat me first, my flesh should be firmer." Nancy murmured.

Rose pretended to be relaxed and laughed: "Your muscles are too hard, maybe you will eat me first?"

"Ha, then you just wait for me in hell for an hour, and we will go to trial together."

"of course."

Margaery leaned in front of the wall and gently wiped the non-existent tears with a handkerchief: "Oh my God, I am so touched...and that girl is also named Rose, Marn, please open a passage for them!"

"Huh? Oh. Good."

Ma En made a faint gesture in the air.

"Stop pretending, you clearly think the game will be a failure if everyone dies." Esther complained as she looked at Margery who seemed very moved.

Margaery put down her handkerchief, shrugged, took a sip of tea.

Perhaps because they were lying on the ground, Nancy and Rose could clearly hear the footsteps of wolves in the distance. There were really many of them.

A cloud came from nowhere.

Nancy curled her lips: "It's really annoying. This is the end. Can't you let us take a good look at the stars? Even if they are fake, besides, these stars are shining beautifully."

"The world will never go as we wish." Rose held on to the tree next to her, tried her best to sit up, and stretched out a hand to try to pull Nancy up as well.

got windy.

The stars soon disappeared from the sky, replaced by dense clouds. Rose took out a small flashlight from her pocket as a light source.

The clouds were getting thicker, and the footsteps of the wolves were getting closer.

Until a dazzling light that nearly blinded the two of them fell to the ground from the clouds at an unknown height, accompanied by a sound that could almost shatter the periosteum.

The wolves in the distance howled.

After Nancy and Rose looked at each other, they both saw the fire of hope igniting in each other's pupils.

After this flash of lightning, heavy rain soon began to fall in the sky, and dazzling rays of light also fell on the ground, but none of them fell near the two of them.

The two used the light to find a small cave to take shelter from the rain. They took out the little food they had left and swallowed it in the rain.

"Maybe it was our sincere friendship that moved God and saved our lives." Nancy slumped on the ground and murmured.

Rose looked at the heavy rain outside the cave and thought for a moment: "I don't think it's God, it's more like the organizers gave the two survivors a way out. They have shown too many magical things... not to mention affecting the climate... Moreover, Do you really think it’s friendship?”