Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

"With all due respect, how did you know this?" Dean was a little confused. Under normal circumstances, shouldn't Gormlaith have been covering up such a crime in every possible way?

With her character, it would not be impossible to silence all those who knew about it.

"She told me personally." Aesop said tremblingly.

"Whenever she gets drunk, she will use magic to replay the tragedy that happened in the Komkali Valley that night in front of my eyes, allowing me to watch my parents who loved me wailing and dying in the fire!"

"She showed me this tragic scene thousands of times in the past seven years. Every day when I close my eyes, I can see every detail of my parents' tragic death!" Aesop said in agony.

"He is indeed a pervert!" Dean felt that Gormlaith's psychology had been twisted to the extreme.

"I can't bear it anymore. Even if I can't kill her, I have to escape from that hell no matter what!" Aesop looked at Dean with tearful eyes. "Mr. Andy, can you help me?"

"That's what I'm here for."

"Then can I trust you?"

"of course."

"No! You are not trustworthy at all!" Aesop suddenly became crazy, "If you hadn't suddenly appeared seven years ago, Gormlaith would never have told me the truth about the tragic death of her parents; if it hadn't been for your sudden appearance seven years ago, If I leave without saying goodbye, Gormlaith will not intensify the torture on me and let the scene of my parents’ tragic death keep reappearing in front of my eyes!”

"...So, it's my fault." Dean was helpless. Strictly speaking, Aesop's understanding was correct.

Dean knew that even if Gormlaith would not tell her the truth about the tragic death of Aesop's parents, Aesop would be able to investigate the truth sooner or later.

Dean's arrival only let Aesop know the truth in advance.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Andy, I shouldn't be angry with you." Aesop said in a soothing voice.

After slowly calming down, she immediately realized her problem.

"It doesn't matter. I am indeed responsible for causing you to suffer such torture, and I will try my best to compensate you..." Just as Dean said this, his face suddenly changed. He sensed Gormlaith's magic power, and he was heading towards where they were. The direction is coming.

I don’t know what method Gormlaith used to allow her to track Aesop’s position easily.

"Aesop, be careful. Gormlaith is catching up." Dean drew out his wand and warned cautiously.

"Aren't you going to use the same trap to protect me this time?" Aesop still remembers Dean's previous methods.

"It's too late." Dean replied casually.

Before he finished speaking, he felt the ground beneath his feet begin to shake violently, and a continuous bag of earth rose up from the ground, burrowing towards them like an earth dragon.

"Gormlaith went straight into the basilisk transformation!" Aesop shouted.

"Be careful of the basilisk's glare and fangs," Dean warned.

He has obtained the blood of the basilisk and is immune to all attacks by the basilisk, but Aesop is not.

"Gormlaith shouldn't hurt me..." Aesop whispered.

In the past few years, Gormlaith has transformed into a basilisk more than once. Although she lost consciousness during the transformation, the basilisk never attacked Aesop due to her blood connection.

"You shouldn't place your hopes on Gormlaith's pity for you." Dean disagreed with Aesop's mysterious confidence.

Sure enough, the basilisk suddenly emerged from the ground, and immediately showed its fangs and pounced on Aesop.

"No, this is impossible! The basilisk transformed by Gormlaith is not so huge..." Aesop exclaimed in surprise.

Aesop didn't expect that the basilisk would really attack her. She was already prepared to dodge, but found that the size of this basilisk was much larger than the basilisk that Gormlaith transformed.

In shock, she lost the chance to avoid the attack.

"Aesop is coming!"

"There are many obstacles!"

"Ice Barrier!"

Dean cast three spells in a row, first pulling Aesop out of the attack range of the basilisk's fangs, then blocking the basilisk's path with a barrier spell, and then creating a huge ice wall to block the basilisk.

However, no matter how fast he moved, he could not match the basilisk's glare attack. After finding that the fangs could not bite Aesop, the basilisk's deadly eyes immediately looked at Aesop.

Aesop had long forgotten to close her eyes in shock. When her eyes met the basilisk through the ice wall, she felt her body stiffen instantly, and then her consciousness gradually left her.

"It's a pity that it was still petrified." Dean muttered and put Aesop's stone statue into the dragon skin bag. This time it was safe.

As early as the moment when Aesop was frightened by the basilisk, Dean had already calculated such a result.

It is unrealistic for Aesop to avoid all the attacks of the basilisk in such a short period of time. Dean can only choose the safest method - as for Aesop being petrified, for Dean, who has magic potion expertise, Preparing the Mandrake Resurrection Potion is a piece of cake.

When it came to choosing the third spell, Dean had not considered the Blinding Curse, which would undoubtedly prevent Aesop from being petrified. However, considering that the Basilisk had targeted Aesop from the beginning, this was a dangerous move. Signal.

Dean doesn't want Aesop to be Gormlaith's hostage.

Even if the basilisk doesn't have Gormlaith's consciousness now, Dean has to guard against it.

A petrified Aesop packed into a dragon skin bag is obviously safer than a lively Aesop.

After suddenly losing its attack target, the basilisk looked extremely angry, and its dangerous eyes kept scanning around.

"Hey Gormlaith, what happened to you? You turned a blind eye to your old friend?" Dean shouted loudly at the basilisk.

The basilisk seems to be acting a little abnormally.

Dean's voice finally attracted the basilisk's attention, and its huge head hesitantly stretched toward Dean, as if Dean was one of its kind.

If he hadn't suddenly heard a familiar hissing Parseltongue sound coming from behind, Dean could have almost uncontrollably shot the curse at the basilisk.

"Gormlaith?" Dean turned around in disbelief, and sure enough he found Gormlaith standing not far behind him with a livid face.

"Why doesn't the basilisk obey my command?" Gormlaith asked angrily.

Dean flashed away from the basilisk and Gormlaith, his eyes constantly wandering between the two: "So you got another basilisk! No wonder it attacked Aesop directly as soon as it came up."

"Do you think I am willing to let the basilisk attack her?" Gormlaith said angrily, "I must be having a nightmare! The basilisk refused to attack you from the beginning, so I let it attack Aesop. Originally I just want to divert your attention, and then I will attack you personally, but..."

"But what?" Dean asked curiously.

Gormlaith's current state is absolutely abnormal, and she actually reversed all her plans... Are all medieval wizards so "chivalrous"?