In the dark and gloomy forbidden forest, there were many narrow and hidden open spaces. They seemed to be completely open to the outside world, but in fact, they were tightly covered by the surrounding bushes. Behind a moss-covered tree stump, an adult doe sniffed the air. Suddenly, she stopped and unexpectedly shivered. The other deer in the herd were frightened by her sudden movement and did not continue to move forward. The doe turned around like lightning and jumped up as if she had suffered a great blow. She ran madly towards the depths of the forest, and the other deer hurriedly followed behind her.
Not long after, a majestic wolf rushed out of the bushes and quickly chased after the deer. It ran very fast, and it was about to catch up with the fawn that was following its mother. The fawn's eyes were full of panic and fear, and its movements became stiff. It stepped on empty air and fell down. The doe beside it stopped and kept trying to push the fawn up.
The wolf had already caught up with them, but it did not stop at all. It continued to run forward, overtaking one deer after another until it overtook the doe at the front. It continued to run forward without looking back, as if the deer that were still running behind it were its natural enemy.
Not only was there a commotion on the ground, but in the sky, a few black night turtles were flying in the sky. Their skinny bodies trembled slightly, and they desperately flapped their wings, trying to escape from the area.
They were all trying to avoid the area next to the flowing stream. No creature dared to approach that area, and they all stayed far away. This was because in that area, a wizard was emitting the aura of fear. In the dark forest, his head was slightly lowered, and the black hood of his wizard's robe covered his cheeks with a layer of shadow. His facial expression could not be seen clearly, but from his exposed chin, this wizard's skin was unhealthily pale.
Layers of raven feather shawls and a black cloak surrounded his shoulders. Two red gemstones surrounded by black metal wires fixed the cloak to the wizard's robe. The magic inside the gemstones seemed to be burning, forming the shape of a reptile's pupil. It was like the vertical pupil of a dragon, constantly turning and looking at the surrounding environment.
On the black silk robe that was decorated with elegant waterfall-shaped dark steel threads, there was a pattern of ancient magical runes meticulously sewn with dark red mithril threads. These magical runes could help the wearer defend against non-magical attacks. The most eye-catching thing was the bone belt made of demon skulls in the shape of goat horns on his waist. On the right side of the belt, there was a locked black and dark red leather handwritten book hanging on the belt with a thin chain. On the left side of the belt was a transparent magic potion bottle made of crystal. The blue magic potion inside was emitting a strange luster. Below the scroll was a small waist pouch that looked exactly like Luna's. It was in the shape of a raven and had been enchanted with the Traceless Stretching Spell. It was hanging slanted on the robe.
The back of the magic robe's glove, which was painted with complex magic patterns with dark red mithril threads, and the hem of the robe, which was also painted with complex magic patterns, were also inlaid with large and small red gemstones. These gemstones were round in shape and clearly imprisoned the surrounding images in the strange dragon eyes in the rose-colored gemstones. Not only these, but there were also a few gemstones inlaid on the back of the robe. They kept turning and alerting the wearer. These gemstones, which looked like the eyes of monsters, allowed the wearer to detect the invisibility effect of spells like the Phantom Curse at any time without a special spell. They also kept the wearer in a state of alert at all times, making it difficult for him to be ambushed.
The restlessness in the forbidden forest made the area where the wizard was silent. He realized that the scalpel tied to his belt was still dripping with the blood of the creatures in the lower plane. The hem of his robe was also stained with the dried blood of many dead creatures. It was the blood of the creatures from Baator and the Bottomless Abyss that made the animals in the forbidden forest flee in all directions.
The adept waved his hand lightly when he realized this. Black shadows surrounded the wizard and rose, making him look even more terrifying. The wizard lifted his hood and looked up at the sunlight that penetrated through the branches. It was Allen. These shadows removed the bloodstains that had begun to darken and calmed Allen's breath.
The magic robe and the equipment on it were made by Ravenclaw and Allen using the knowledge in the Nether Scrolls to upgrade Wondrous Sorcerer Robe and Fantasy Feather Cloak. Although the style was designed by Ravenclaw, whose aesthetic had changed from before, it was full of medieval, underworld, and hellish style.
But Allen was still happy to satisfy Ravenclaw's request and fully cooperated. After completing some research on demons and demons, Ravenclaw received a letter and forced Allen to wear such a high-profile outfit to meet the founder of the Hogwarts, Helga Hufflepuff. Allen felt a little embarrassed.
Ravenclaw wanted to show the value of the Nether Scroll to Hufflepuff through Allen. Since Hufflepuff had been obsessed with Ravenclaw's research and neglected Helena, he had always been against Ravenclaw's research. Ravenclaw wanted to show Hufflepuff that his research was meaningful and correct. In addition, the two of them also had some materials that they needed Hufflepuff's support. However, it was obvious that they needed help from Hufflepuff, yet they had to use a high-profile attitude, which made things even more difficult for Allen.
To Allen, it was Helga who had been taking care of Ravenclaw and Helga for so many years after he left. He felt ashamed and grateful. But now, he was being forced by Ravenclaw to wear this magic robe to demonstrate and ask for help. He did not know whether to laugh or cry, but he could not refuse Ravenclaw's seemingly willful request. He just felt more nervous about meeting Helga.
It was said that Helena had been staying in Ravenclaw's common room and did not come out. He should not be afraid of being seen by her. Even if she saw him, she probably would not treat a boy who looked younger than her as her father. Neither Loina nor Hufflepuff had told Helena who her father was.
Therefore, Allen did not go to see Hufflepuff directly. Instead, he went to the Forbidden Forest to capture some magical creatures as a gift.
After a while, Allen awkwardly looked at the few deer he had hunted on the floating disc. He felt that these were too shabby as a gift, so he decided to go to Hogsmeade Village to see if there were any suitable gifts.
The current Hogsmeade Village was not as prosperous as Allen's time. It was a village with fertile soil, mountains, green fields, and flowing springs. Allen walked on the small road leading to the village and saw almost no one. Behind him, the mountains were empty and the sun shone brightly, revealing a large area of unobstructed scenery. In front of him, there were only a few pointed stone houses with wooden roofs and no tiles. Allen frowned as he looked at this somewhat desolate scene from afar.
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