A Hogwarts dissertation guide

The next few days were almost the most irritating days for Edward, because Hermione kept pestering him about immortality.

"Hermione, why don't you focus on Quidditch? As far as I know, the Quidditch match is approaching, and your good friend Harry should need you." Edward was really annoyed by Hermione no solution anymore.

"I want to find out more about how to extend the life of wizards. This is definitely a breakthrough for the magic world. I haven't seen any effective way to extend the life of wizards in "Research on the Development of Modern Witchcraft" Method." Hermione said to Edward, "Of course I'm not questioning you, teacher."

"But you are still very young. With your current level, you wouldn't understand even if I told you." Edward rubbed his temples and said, "At least until you graduate, I don't think you will be more anxious about your life span."

"But I just want to know."

"Then you actually have many ways, such as becoming a powerful wizard and using magic to extend your life; you can also find a vampire and easily gain a life span of two to three hundred years; you can also..."

Hermione immediately lowered her head to record what Edward said.

"But these are all too far away for you. Death is still a very, very distant word for you. You should invest your limited time in more meaningful things, such as runes."

"I will."

Hermione closed her mouth because she had already got the answer she wanted - Edward did have many ways to extend the life of wizards, and it didn't sound too outrageous, at least it wasn't black magic.

The following days became extremely quiet, and even Quirrell didn't make any rash moves. He and Lockhart were unusually stable.

Dumbledore often paces in the office, and he begins to worry that he may have gone too far, and that Lu Wei may have caused considerable trouble to Voldemort and Quirrell.

But when he heard that Hagrid had won a dragon egg while playing cards with a hooded man, Dumbledore finally smiled.

"The fish is finally hooked." Dumbledore laughed happily and lightly stamped his feet towards the stairs, "Professor Edward?"

"What's the matter?" Edward's voice came from upstairs.

"Don't you want to go see Hagrid? You haven't seen him for a while recently."

"He's a little flattered by me and I think it's best to keep some distance between us, Albus."

"I think you should go see him."

"..." Edward was silent for a while, and then his voice came from upstairs, "Okay, okay, I understand, I will go find Hagrid."

Edward was not in a hurry as he lingered in the office. He was a little frightened by Hagrid's cabin. It was such a messy and sloppy room. If he could, he really didn't want to go there again!

The dust on the tea cup made Edward feel a little nauseous just thinking about it.

"Hello, Principal Dumbledore." It was Hermione's voice. She said hello to Dumbledore and hurried upstairs.

"Teacher, teacher!" Hermione was so anxious that she was out of breath. "We know a secret. We can't tell Dumbledore or anyone else about this."

"Slow down, why are you in a hurry? What could make you so panicked? Could it be that someone stole the Sorcerer's Stone?" Edward said calmly while stroking the cup with his fingers.

"Hagrid, Hagrid got a dragon egg! He will be expelled by the principal!" Hermione said in a panic, "Also, Professor Snape plans to steal the Sorcerer's Stone!"

"Dragon egg?" Edward frowned slightly, "How old is it? Has it broken out of the shell?"

"Not yet, but it should be in the next two days." Hermione said.She lowered her voice to avoid being overheard by Dumbledore, but this worry was completely unnecessary.

It would be a huge joke if Dumbledore could hear the conversation in Edward's office so easily.

Edward's office was perfectly safe unless he wanted to.

"Also, Snape plans to steal the Philosopher's Stone?"

"Tell me specifically about that dragon egg, what kind is it?" Edward said, feeling like his saliva was almost drooling. "Can you tell?"

"Hmm...I can't tell."

"Forget it, let me go there myself." Edward ignored the cloak and walked directly towards the door.Hermione had to trot along behind him.

A quarter of an hour later Edward knocked on the door of the gamekeeper's hut.All the curtains were drawn tightly.Hagrid first shouted "Who is it?" before letting them in, and then quickly turned around and closed the door.

The cabin was suffocatingly hot, even though it was such a warm sunny day, and there was a roaring fire in the fireplace.

In addition to Hagrid, there were two little wizards already sitting inside.They sat on the bed holding teacups, pretending to be mute without saying a word, as if they wanted to keep Hagrid's secret.

But when they saw Hermione behind Edward, it became clear to them: Hermione had betrayed them!

She must have told Edward everything!

Hagrid made tea for Edward and brought him a ferret sandwich, which Edward politely declined.

"Rupert - what is that?" Edward glanced towards the fireplace and already knew it.

In the very center of the fire, under the kettle, lay a large black egg.

"Huh," Hagrid said, twirling his beard uncomfortably, "that's - oh..."

"I won't tell Albus, you know, I'm different from them." Edward squatted by the fire and looked at the big egg more carefully, "Where did you get it? A Norwegian Spinosaurus , this thing is not easy to get."

"That's right, that's very rare!" Hagrid said proudly.

But Hermione didn't take it seriously. "Hagrid, don't forget that you live in a wooden house." She said, "Once someone finds out, you will-"

Edward waved his hand and interrupted Hermione, "Rupert, do you know how much it costs to raise a fire dragon?"

"Oh, I've been reading." Hagrid said, pulling out a large book from under his pillow. "Borrowed from the library - Raising Dragons for Fun and Profit - of course. , a bit out of date, but very informative. Put the eggs in the fire because their mother breathes on them—"

"Rubber, do you know what you are doing?" Edward stood up and said seriously, "Once someone finds out, you will be kicked out of Hogwarts. And it will only take three weeks, it will It’s bigger than your house!”