Hege was immediately excited, and he hurried over and opened the door and welcomed Sherlock in.

"You're finally here, Sherlock, I thought you've forgotten."

Sherlock looked at Hagrid's impatient look helplessly.

"How could I forget? You weren't waiting for me here all the time, right?"

Hearing his question, Hagrid's smile became awkward, but he had no intention of hiding it.

"A while before you came, Harry and the other three came to me to sit for a while..."

Even if Hagrid doesn't need to say everything, Sherlock can guess what happened.

He asked with his eyes empty.

"You told them about the search for giants?"

"They guessed first!" Haeger was still explaining.

Sherlock waved his hand with a sigh.

"It's okay, just say it. It's not a big deal anyway. Then you haven't said anything about what we're going to do tonight, right?"

Faced with Sherlock's skeptical attitude, Hager dared to pat his chest this time to guarantee.

"I didn't say a word about this, I can swear!"

"Have they guessed something?"

"I can be sure that Harry and Ron didn't guess anything, but Hermione I can't guarantee that she asked my mother about it."

Sherlock shook his head.

"It doesn't matter if Hermione guessed that, she had to know a lot. She guessed Lupin's identity early in the morning when she was in the third grade, but she never said it, nor did she tell Harry and Ron."

Hagrid also nodded and said yes.

"Hermione is indeed more sensible than Harry and Ron."

"Okay, let's stop talking about this. Have you brought him to the Forbidden Forest?"

"Just not far from the Horseman territory."

"Then let's go there now and find a suitable place for him first."

The two left Hagrid's hut together. Hagrid held teeth in his hand and walked side by side into the forbidden forest with Sherlock.

For Hagrid, who has been guarding this forest for most of her life, the route and environment inside are naturally familiar with it.

Together they walked to the deepest part of the Forbidden Forest.

"Does the horse people say anything about their new neighbor?" Sherlock asked.

Hager smiled embarrassedly.

"They don't look so happy, I've been persuading them that Glopp is easy to get along with, but they don't seem to feel that way."

"After all, he is not like you. He is a pure-blooded giant. It is good to be able to communicate with normal people, and I really can't count on him more."

"I can teach him Sherlock, I can teach him well, he just doesn't know yet..."
Chapter completed!