Hogwarts Archmage

Rose and Nancy saw "their" faces clearly only after they stood up.

A slight smile was outlined on the face that looked like a stick figure. They held hands and stepped out of the fire rings. Regardless of the birds biting them, they walked to the side of the two fire rings with difficulty.

"Thank you, strangers, for making our kindness pay off. Congratulations on passing here. I wish you good luck."

The two "people" were quickly devoured, and each bird tasted more or less the taste of flesh and blood. They glanced regretfully at the abundant insect corpses at Nancy's feet and bumped back regretfully. On to the wall.

The minute hand slowly moved to the number "12", and the fire ring that no longer added fuel quickly extinguished, and a downward door appeared on the ground, where the two "people" who just sent away the strange bird for them were sitting. place.

Although they knew this was just a plot, they still felt a little disappointed.

They looked at each other, filled their backpacks with insect corpses, put their belongings on the ground in their pockets, and supported each other towards the somewhat dark underground stairs.

There is a big screen outside the pyramid, and the screen shows everyone's adventures, but compared to the weakened versions of others, Max and Jasmine's eyes are all focused on Nancy.

"Max, what do you think will happen to them if they take the route of the poisonous snake?"

Jasmine asked after taking a bite of the apple. She fell in love with this way of eating.

Max was eating biscuits. Hearing this, he reached out and dusted off the biscuit crumbs that had fallen on the huge "partitions" that had grown out of him. The pair of "partitions" shook violently a few times. He looked at Jasmine and his eyes lit up. This Then he stood up and said, "I don't know either, but I happen to be a little bored. Do you want to go and see it together?"

"That's a poisonous snake..." Jasmine stuck out her tongue and shrank her head.

"It doesn't matter...if you are just afraid of being bitten and not just afraid of snakes, you can go and have a look together."

Jasmine thought for a moment, stood up and took Max's hand.

This is not because she is trying to be brave. She is really not afraid of snakes. She even keeps a beautiful little white snake as a pet at home. What she is more afraid of is frogs, which are usually food for snakes.

Max thought she was quite big-hearted, but he didn't say much. The two walked into the pyramid, and a floating board like a boat floated over.

"What is this?" Ma En said with some confusion: "Managers enter the game to experience the operation feel?"

At this time, there was no such thing as online games in the world, but everyone still understood.

Margery said indifferently: "I don't know how long this group of people will be fighting for. Max is staying here. Let her play as she pleases. Anyway, the version will be revised next time..."

"Too…"

Ma En nodded and said no more.

Max here had already walked to the circular hall with Jasmine.

She raised her leg and kicked at the door where the snake was hidden.

A line of letters quickly appeared on the door: "Impolite adventurer, you..."

It seemed to have discovered something. The handwriting only appeared here. These few lines of words trembled a few times as if the signal was poor, and quickly disappeared.Changed to another line: "Dear administrator, hello."

Max waved his hand: "I'm really fine. Please open the door. Thank you."

"Okay, ma'am."

The door opens outwards.

The two of them strolled into the corridor as if they were going shopping.

I don’t know how many snakes poked their heads out, spat out their words, and slithered back faster than when they came in...

Before they could all get back in, Jasmine, who had quick eyes and quick hands, caught one and shouted excitedly: "There is this! This is the corn snake!"

Max now confirmed that the child was not big-hearted and that she was really not afraid of snakes.

"Be careful..." she said a little helplessly.

Jasmine carefully coiled up the snake: "It's not poisonous, and it's very gentle... I planted a lot of corn in my family's manor, but I never found it..."

"Why don't you buy one?"

Jasmine shook her head: "Don't... The little white snake in my house made me know one thing. It's best for snakes to be free. It's not a good thing to be restrained. It will soon transform into an old man without any vitality…"

Max nodded: "It's true. Old people have savings to live, so they can lie lazily without energy, while young people have no energy and will only starve to death."

"Hey! Max!"

Jasmine looked at her angrily, then gently touched the snake's head and placed it on the ground.

"I thought this place was full of venomous snakes..." Jasmine sighed, reaching out to smooth her hair, but Max slapped her hand away.

She motioned Jasmine to open her hand, then took out a pitcher from her bag and started pouring water into her hand: "I'm not like you to study the scientific names and nicknames of those long guys, but I know this thing. The baby is not very clean, there are parasites and various bacteria..."

Jasmine washed her hands honestly, and Esther in the black tea house shrugged: "This is slander. There are absolutely no parasites in these snakes...I cleaned them."

"Did you help do this?" Ma En asked casually.

Esther nodded: "I went out to help get it."

"What are you going to do with these snakes?" Ma En turned his head and said, "How about making snake soup? That stuff tastes pretty good."

Hermione rolled her eyes, pointed at the screen and said, "Marn, if this little girl knows, she will cry to death."

"She also supports leaving it in the wild. Isn't it natural selection in the wild..."

Several girls stopped talking to him and focused their attention back on the screen.

At this time, Max had already led Jasmine into the small rotunda inside. There were also some paintings on the walls, but this time they were simple landscape paintings, a piece of grass surrounding a pond with lush water plants.

"What is this?" Jasmine looked at the wall curiously. This time it was different from the four-frame comic she saw just now.

Max looked around, and finally took out a telescopic pole from his bag: "Wait a minute..."

She pulled the pole to a suitable length, poked the clock hanging on the wall with the tip of the pole, and artificially accelerated it.

Almost as soon as the pointer hit 12, the pictures on these walls began to look real.

But other than that, nothing happened.

Jasmine looked at this in confusion: "So... what is here?"

"Actually, this is to deal with those poisonous snakes..."

While she was talking, she walked back to the corridor, her hands in the shape of a trumpet: "Hey! Dinner is ready!"

Snakes crawled out from the wall and moved into the rotunda. Taking advantage of Max's absence, they quickly got into the murals and soon bit out a lot of rats and frogs.