Became good friends with the Boy Who Lived

Aesius went forward to check on the unicorn. It looked very weak and only raised its eyelids feebly, without making any other unnecessary movements.

"Is... it... dead?" Draco asked tremblingly.

"Probably not," Aris replied, "but it will be soon, and we have to help it." Aris cast the fluorescent spell several times in succession, and five or six balls of light floated up, illuminating the surroundings.

Then Aeris suddenly raised his wand upwards, and a bright green flash flew straight into the air, lingering for a long time to indicate the location of the other team.

Suddenly, the bushes in the dark rustled. Eris looked in that direction and saw a hooded figure crawling out from the shadows, licking the unicorn blood scattered on the ground as he crawled.

"Ah..." Harry covered the scar on his forehead and bent over in pain.

"Ah~~~~" A scream of at least twelve decibels was heard, and Draco turned around and ran back the way he came.

The hooded figure raised his hand and swung out a ball of black light in the direction of Draco. Harry, who was closest to Draco, pounced on him and knocked him to the ground. The ball of black light hit a big tree, and the tree was corroded and broken in an instant.

"Come to me!" Aeris yelled. Harry covered his forehead with one hand and supported Draco with the other hand and came behind Aeris.

"Fire shield!" Aeris shouted loudly, waving his wand. Ice-blue flames rose and formed a circle of fire, protecting Aeris, Harry, Draco and the unicorn in the center of the circle of fire.

The hooded man slowly stood up, seeming to be very interested in blocking the ice-blue flames. Thick black smoke continued to roll out from under his robes, and began to corrode the ice-blue flames bit by bit.

Without having time to think about anything, Aeris cast a spell with his magic wand. Orange light spurted out from the tip of the wand and quickly outlined the summoning array on the ground. When the array was drawn, it shone brightly, a dazzling light flashed, and then the array disappeared. At the place where the array disappeared, stood a very beautiful woman, or a witch.

Her yellow hair was loose and long to her waist, her eyebrows and eyes were picturesque, and there was a kind smile on the corners of her mouth. She was wearing a luxurious black and yellow robe, the hem of which dragged on the ground.

She smiled gently at Aeris, then her face turned cold. She turned around and stared fiercely at the hooded man who was still trying to break through the "defense line". She asked in a cold voice: "Are you trying to hurt my students?"

Harry and Draco stared blankly, and Aries' brain was a little out of order. Aries had no idea what was going on. He did want to try to summon a certain existence, but his summoning medium was not placed in the summoning array, and he did not recite the summoning spell. He did not know who the witch who was going to protect them was, nor did he know what she meant by "student".

The witch flipped her hand, and an exquisite magic wand appeared in her palm. She chanted a spell that Aeris could not understand at all, and waved the magic wand in her hand gracefully, as if she was conducting a symphony.

The circle of fire dissipated, and hundreds of magic beams rushed towards the hooded man. The hooded man dodged left and right, ran forward and backward, and was hit by dozens of magic beams in a very embarrassed manner. He fled in panic, sticking to the ground, and disappeared in the shadows of the bushes.

After seeing the hooded man run away, the witch stood there on guard for a while, then walked towards Aeris and the others. She gently touched the top of Aeris' head, and Aeris felt a magical power pouring into his body from the top of his head, as if he was soaking in water of the right temperature.

Aesop was caught in a state of mind: there was a white jade palace in the sky, with twelve towers and five cities; the immortal stroked my head, and I was granted eternal life by tying my hair.

"Which house are you from?" A gentle female voice sounded, and Aeris came back to his senses. He quickly replied: "G...Gryffindor..."

The witch smiled gently and said, "Are you Godric's heir? No wonder you are so brave. You knew there was danger, but you still stood in front of your classmates without hesitation. You did a great job, my child. The greatest love in this world is to be willing to sacrifice your life for your friends. From now on, you are the heir of my will."

Aeris stammered, "You...you...who are you..."

Before Aeris could finish his question, the witch casually waved her wand above her head, and a name appeared. Aeris knew that the witch had used the magic of her true name.

The name is: Helga Hufflepuff.

An inexplicable feeling of emotion lingered in Aeris' heart, making him so excited that his eyes filled with tears. He also cast the magic of his true name, outlined his own name, bowed solemnly, stood straight, and said: "Hogwarts student: Aeris Grindelwald, meet the ancestor."

Helga was amused by Aeris and giggled. She said, "Now you don't look like that bastard Godric anymore. You look a bit like Rowena." A gleam of reminiscence flashed in her eyes.

Helga casually glanced at the stunned Harry and Draco, nodded at them, and walked towards the unicorn. At this time, the unicorn was already on its last legs. Helga pointed her wand at the unicorn, and as she chanted complicated spells, the unicorn's injuries recovered rapidly. Aeris could feel that the unicorn's strength was also recovering rapidly.

After a while, the motionless unicorn struggled to stand up. It shook its head and then bowed deeply to Helga, as if to express its gratitude.

The sound of chaotic horse hooves was heard, and four half-human, half-horse creatures walked out of the bushes. They were extremely tall, with horse bodies, but where the neck should be was the upper body of a human.

When they saw Helga, they were a little terrified. An old centaur who looked like an elder came over and said excitedly, "By the stars, are you Helga Hufflepuff? Protector of all living things, please accept my most sincere respects."

Helga waved her hand and said, "The one standing here is just my former self, the embodiment of the magic world. Before I die of old age, I will use this life's magic power to cast the Traceless Extension Spell in order to provide a shelter for the living beings. This is the last thing I can do."