The Son of Light of the Snake House

Many girls gasped in admiration when they saw the unicorn.

"Oh, it's so pretty!" said Lavender Brown. "How did she get it? Unicorns are said to be hard to catch!"

This unicorn is so dazzlingly white that the surrounding white snow looks a bit gray in comparison.It scratched the dirt with its golden hoofs restlessly, and raised its horned head.

"Back off, boys!" snarled Professor Graplan, swinging one arm and hitting Harry hard on the chest. "Unicorns love female petting. Girls stand in front, approach it carefully, come here , relax..."

She and the girls walked slowly towards the unicorn, while the boys stayed by the stable fence and stood watching them.

Bored, Daniel stretched his legs and kicked the snow on the ground, and asked Draco, "What's wrong with Hagrid? I don't think Harry asked much, it's strange."

"You want to know?" Draco curled his lips: "It's not something worthy of praise, it's quite boring."

"Tell me, anyway, Professor Graplan won't let us get close..." Daniel really wanted to touch the unicorn.

"Okay." Draco just sighed: "Just before the dance..."

They heard fierce hissing, accompanied by the violent screams of the girls, piercing into the eardrums of the boys along with the cold wind.

"What?" Daniel reacted quickly. He directly supported the stable fence with one hand, turned over there immediately, and held the wand in his hand.

"Calm! Calm!" shouted Professor Graplan. "Calm down, step back—don't run! You'll startle the unicorn!"

The already nervous unicorn didn't know when it became anxious. It kept snorting, stomped its hooves restlessly back and forth, trampled the snow into the mud, and turned it into muddy water. It kept pulling the rope , shaking head and neck.

Then, under the horrified eyes of everyone, it kicked the poor ground under its feet, lowered its head, and aimed the shiny unicorn at the crowd.

"Get out of the way! Back up!" shouted Professor Graplan. "Don't stand directly in front of it!"

The unicorn neighed in response to the situation, broke its rein abruptly, and ran towards the boys. Standing in front of the boys was Daniel who had just climbed over the railing.

His snow-white cloak fluttered in the cold winter wind, and at a certain moment, the hood of the cloak was lifted off his head, and the short silver hair was blown up by the wind, but Daniel moved Also do not move.

His eardrums were filled with the shouts of Professor Graplan, his golden pupils reflected a snow-white forest elf, and his hair was gently caressed by the wind.

Daniel sighed, watching the white mist come out of his mouth and gradually dissipate, then he raised a hand—the soft short hair was sent to his palm by its owner.

The unicorn stopped in front of Daniel, leaned his face against his warm palm, closed his eyes, and calmed down.

Professor Graplan's words stuck in her throat, she didn't know how to describe the current scene, but...

"The unicorn seems to have calmed down. It seems to like Jerome very much." Professor Graplan coughed twice: "The existence of unicorns is considered to be the least kept secret, because almost everyone in the Muggle world knows about unicorns." Horned beasts are inextricably linked to magic, and they are known to symbolize magic.

In the wizarding world, the remains of unicorns can be used for various purposes, especially the hair on their tails and the horns on their heads, which are used as rare potion materials; Used as the core of the wand.

Unicorn blood is known as a potion that can bring the dead back to life.Killing unicorns by force and drinking their blood can directly bring the dead back to life.As long as the drinker still has a breath, it can be brought back to life.

However, as punishment for killing the purest beings in the world, the drinker will live in the state of the dead.

Generally speaking, unicorns usually roam freely in the wild in the mountains, and they are very friendly to humans.Pure and kind unicorns love pure and clean girls the most. "

"Professor." Blaise raised his hand.

"What is it?" asked Professor Graplan.

"Since unicorns like pure girls the most, then that unicorn has abandoned those ladies—" Blaise pointed to the girls who were still pale beside him: "—come to find Daniel, yes Doesn't mean Daniel is better than all of them - oops!"

Pan Xi kicked his knee hard, almost kicking him to the ground: "Professor, don't listen to his nonsense."

"It's okay... Well, this question is also of great research significance." Professor Graplan was surprisingly easy-going, far from the irritable appearance just now: "I think it might be that it likes Jerome too much, right? This is rare, unicorns have always hated men, you can try to touch them..."

Ron was scared back by the unicorn's sneeze, but Daniel was still gently stroking its slender neck, which had the wound left by it violently pulling the rein just now.

"...Yes, it will be like this, so student Jerome is special. He seems to be the only boy who is loved by unicorns." Professor Graplan smiled: "Maybe this also means that What about student Jerome's inner purity that even a unicorn can overcome gender barriers?"

Harry heard Ron mutter behind him, "Pure Slytherin? Salazar Slytherin is going to pop out of the coffin to protest."

Draco snorted heavily: "You should care about your big friends instead of spending all your energy on how to observe your classmates."

"What do you mean?" Harry squinted his eyes, and he had a sense of foreboding.

"Maybe Mr. Potter knows there is something called the Daily Prophet." Draco turned his head, just in time to see Darnell smiling at the obtrusive unicorn, and walked around to it, the unicorn immediately Kneeling down knowingly and knowingly, he took the initiative to let Daniel climb up on its back, stood up easily, and shook his head in a good mood.

What a nasty beast.Draco gritted his teeth secretly.Looking at the unicorn strolling around the horse farm with Daniel on its back.

The author has something to say:

Draco: Not at all reserved!There is no principle at all!Hateful unicorn.

Harry: I want to pet a unicorn too.