Hogwarts lazy snake

A verbal warning from Harry and Ron was not enough. Horn raised his Colt and shot this unreasonable and inhuman man at his feet.

Horn's eyes flashed with anger and determination, and the corners of his mouth curled back slightly.

His movements were quick and decisive, without any hesitation, as if to tell Bane that he was not to be trifled with.

The sound of gunfire echoed through the forbidden forest.

The centaur was stunned by the sudden gunshot.

Bane's eyes widened, and the anger in them seemed to burn even more fiercely.

He suddenly raised the spear in his hand, pointed it at Horn, and roared, "How dare you attack us! Wizards are really untrustworthy thugs!"

However, his eyes were fixed on the Colt in Horn and others' hands. After all, he was very clear about the speed and power of this strange weapon in the previous battle.

The remaining centaurs also raised their spears and bows, pawed the ground with their hooves, stared at Horn and the others vigilantly, their faces full of anger and vigilance.

Horn did not flinch. He straightened his spine and looked at Bane with cold eyes. "At the beginning. When we were fighting against the dark wizards, you attacked us indiscriminately. And if it weren't for us just now, you don't know how many people would have died."

"This is all the disaster brought about by you evil wizards breaking into the Forbidden Forest!" Bain was still shouting angrily, but he did not take another step forward.

This time, Firenze did not stop Bane's actions. After all, the little wizard actually fired a gun in front of everyone.

"The Forbidden Forest does not belong to you. To be honest, the founder of Hogwarts gave you the chance to live in the Forbidden Forest. Not only are you ungrateful, but you also want to take it for yourself? What a joke! Hey, do you want to ask Headmaster Dumbledore if he agrees?"

However, Bane still showed no intention of restraining himself. Seeing this, Horn's eyes became stern and he pulled the trigger again without hesitation, while not forgetting to mock the other party.

The bullet grazed Bane's leg, leaving a bloody scratch on his leg.

Bane's eyes widened instantly, with a look of shock and anger on his face. He roared, his body trembling slightly, he clenched his teeth, trying to endure the pain, but there was a hint of disbelief in his eyes.

He never expected that Horn would actually dare to attack again and hurt him.

When the other centaurs saw Bane injured, there was an uproar.

Some centaurs roared angrily and gripped their spears and bows tighter, as if they were ready to rush forward to avenge Bain at any time; some centaurs looked worried, and their eyes were full of concern when they looked at Bain.

At this moment, Harry, Ron and even Hagrid quickly raised their weapons and guarded against each other. Harry held his wand and Colt tightly, his eyes revealing determination and vigilance.

Ron also had a serious look on his face, his weapon pointed steadily at the centaurs.

Hagrid pulled the bowstring tight again, with the arrow on the string, ready to shoot at any time.

But they were also shocked by Horn's decisiveness and ruthlessness, and did not dare to act rashly for a while.

At this moment, Yaya, who had disappeared somewhere, suddenly jumped out.

It bared its teeth at the centaurs and let out a low growl.

Yaya's hair stood on end and his eyes were full of vigilance and hostility.

Hagrid quickly shouted at Fang, "Fang, don't be impulsive!" But Fang still did not retreat. It stood in front of Horn and others, as if protecting them.

Harry and Ron looked at each other, both agreeing with Horn.

Harry nodded slightly and said, "Yes, Horn is right. The Forbidden Forest is not the private property of you centaurs. We all have the responsibility to protect it."

But he did not forget that the other party wanted to kill him just now.

Ron also said angrily: "That's right, you can't be so unreasonable."

Bane glared at Horn and retorted loudly: "Humph! You wizards always bring trouble. This forbidden forest has always been the home of us centaurs. Your arrival has broken the tranquility here. You brought war, death and destruction, and now you want to shirk responsibility?"

His voice was heated, filled with anger and dissatisfaction.

Hagrid sighed heavily and said, "Everyone calm down. We should unite now and fight against the dark wizards together instead of arguing here."

Horn had not sensed the other party's presence since Quirrell had just escaped. Moreover, the battle just now was so fierce, with one person facing a group of people. It would be useless even if he had sucked the unicorn's blood.

What we need to do now is to deal with this arrogant centaur, and see if we can find an opportunity to give him another handful of peanuts to go with his wine.

After all, Horn intended to pierce the opponent's leg with the second shot, but when he was shooting, the opponent suddenly moved and the leg became a scratch.

So Horn's eyes kept looking at Bane.

The two sides remained in a stalemate, with a tense atmosphere in the air.

Each side was wary of the other's actions, and no one dared to act rashly. The centaurs stared at Horn and his men angrily, while Horn and his men also stared back at the centaurs without flinching.

However, both sides know that continuing the confrontation is not a solution, and they are both afraid that further escalation of the conflict will lead to more serious consequences.

Finally, Baine waved his hand helplessly, and the centaurs slowly turned around and left with the bodies of several of their companions.

Their steps were heavy and their eyes were filled with sadness and anger.

Before leaving, Firenze looked at Hagrid deeply and said, "Recently, many werewolves and dark wizards have entered the Forbidden Forest. The Sacred Beast will be dealt with by other animals. I hope you and I will not defile it. Otherwise, you will be cursed."

After saying this, he glanced at Horn again with mixed emotions in his eyes, and then left with the centaurs.

Horn looked at the corpse of a unicorn on the ground, frowned, and turned to ask Hagrid: "What should we do with these unicorn corpses?"

Hagrid sighed and said, "I don't know either. This is the first time I've seen a unicorn killed. Why don't we go back to Hogwarts and let Headmaster Dumbledore decide. This is a tragedy."

While they were talking, many animals suddenly appeared next to the unicorn's body.

There are tiny squirrels, clever foxes, majestic owls, and even some mysterious creatures you've never seen before.

At this time, no matter whether these animals are natural enemies or what else, they all stand quietly together and lie on the ground.

They quietly surrounded the unicorn's corpse and made various calls, as if they were holding a mourning ceremony.

Gradually, a soft light began to appear around the unicorn's body. This light enveloped the unicorn like a veil, and countless tiny dots of light seemed to be flickering and dancing in the light.

Those spots of light seemed to carry a mysterious power, making the air around them quiet and peaceful.

As the light continued to radiate, the surrounding plants seemed to be inspired by something.

Some flowers slowly bloomed, emitting a faint fragrance. The grass leaves swayed gently, as if sighing for the passing of the unicorn.

The entire forbidden forest seemed to be immersed in a mysterious and solemn atmosphere at this moment.

Harry whispered, "What's going on? Are the animals crying?"

Ron also scratched his head, looking puzzled: "It's really strange, I've never seen such a scene before."

Hagrid was also shocked. He shook his head and said, "I don't know what's going on. I've never seen anything like this before. But I guess this is nature's sadness over the death of a sacred and pure creature like a unicorn."

When Horn saw that the ground below the unicorn's body looked like water, he was about to sink the unicorn's body into the ground.

Everyone watched this magical scene quietly, and saw the ground beneath the unicorn's body ripple like water waves. Slowly, the body began to sink, as if being gently accepted by the earth.

Those flickering lights surrounded the corpse like guardian elves.

As the corpse gradually sank into the ground, the light gradually dimmed, but the animals still stood quietly by, as if seeing the unicorn off.