Magic Journey from Hogwarts

Peter led the way, leading the others through the tangle of woods and eventually into a dead end.

Looking at the road ahead blocked by stones, Aaron couldn't help but secretly clicked his tongue, "It turns out that it's not just my sister who is unreliable, but my brother is also the same."

"I'm not lost."

"Then please explain what's going on with the wall in front?" Aaron rolled his eyes, "Don't tell me that you have a map of Narnia hundreds of years ago in your mind."

"It was a year ago." Peter said pretending to be calm, but seeing Aaron's suspicious eyes, he soon couldn't hold on, "It was hundreds of years ago, but the approximate location must be correct.

You parted from Caspian at Shiverwood, and the quickest way to get there is across the Rosh River. "

"Uh... I don't know the names of these places, I only know that this place is definitely not the Luoxu River.

Also, I must remind you that I want to go home and not go to war with you.

Did you agree to go back through the closet?Are you sure you didn't take me in the opposite direction? "

Peter hesitated for a while, and said frankly: "We are short on time now, and the battles are over."

"You mean... I still have to wait until you finish this battle."

Peter nodded awkwardly, without denying it.

Aaron:  …

Now that I regret it, those equipment should not come back.

After taking several deep breaths in a row, Aaron suppressed his irritability, "King Peter, majestic and sublime...you actually tricked me into lying to a 15-year-old boy, won't your conscience ache?"

The undisguised sarcasm and ridicule made Peter's face flush slightly, "I said I would take you there, but I didn't say when."

"Playing a rogue?" Aaron snorted coldly, "Forget it, tell me the right direction, we will meet later."

Peter was stunned speechless, and after a few seconds of silence, he pointed in a direction.

"Go straight ahead, if nothing unexpected happens..."

"If nothing else, you'll see a magnificent castle," Chumpkin put in. "The Tammorian's castle is in that direction."

Snapped!

Aaron patted his forehead, "Does that mean the way I go home is in the enemy-occupied area?"

"It's just possible." Chumbkin continued to make up the knife, "I'm sure the Tammorians didn't find any secret passages there."

"Actually, even if there are no Tamo people, the opening time of the channel is still uncertain.

We also looked for it during our rule of Narnia, but couldn't find it, and then it appeared when we didn't want to look for it. "Susan said unhurriedly, pouring a pot of boiling water on Aaron's broken heart.

"I'm unlucky enough." Aaron was depressed, and there was a trace of grief in his voice, "I just want to find a place of refuge. Why is it so difficult?"

"After Narnia regains peace, you can definitely go home." Lucy said seriously, "Susan's horn called us back to save Narnia, I think we will go back to school after completing this task of."

"Thank you for the comfort." Aaron waved his hand weakly, but the next moment he seemed to think of something, "You just said... to complete the task?"

"Yes, is there a problem?"

Aaron didn't answer, but silently opened his task panel in his heart.

[Save Narnia;

1000 magic points are rewarded for completing the task, and there is no penalty for failing the task. Do you accept it? 】

As expected, Aaron decisively chose to accept.

This task is not difficult for him, but it is very complicated.

There are countless ways to save Narnia. The easiest and most efficient way is to cast magic on the castle of the Tammorians. With his current level of magic power, the Shrine of God can definitely cover that castle. Do not stay.

Without enemies, Narnia naturally has no threat.

But this kind of thinking is a bit unrealistic. After all, he is not the kind of person who will do whatever it takes to achieve his goals. It is really impossible to massacre the city.

Aaron thought for a while, glanced at the two men and two women, and sighed deeply, "We have the same goal now, let's find Caspian first."

"Let's take a detour!" Peter shrugged, "I still remember a shorter road."

Aaron hesitated for a moment, then turned to look at Trumpkin.

Compared with the inexplicably confident Peter, he felt that the locals were more reliable.

"Hello! What do you mean?"

"Obviously, Peter," laughed Susan, "I also think we should have listened to him in the first place.

Trumpkin, do you know the correct route? "

"There are shoals near Belluna, we can dive there."

The corner of Aaron's mouth twitched, "Actually, King Peter will not always be unreliable, will he?"

"Come with me!" Peter puffed up his chest, "at least the path I choose doesn't require diving."

Everyone looked at each other and silently followed behind Peter.

After walking for a while, Peter fell silent as he looked at the cliff tens of meters high in front of him.

"Rivers erode the land over time, cutting downward," Susan said.

"Shut up!"

"Is there a way to go down?" Edmund asked, looking at Chumpkin.

"Yes, fall down."

"At least we didn't get lost. The Trembling Forest is on the other side." Peter said stubbornly.

"I can climb down." Aaron raised his hand helplessly, "I have learned rock climbing before, and I climbed a cliff higher than this a few days ago, but the problem is that I can't take people there. , let alone a little girl in the team, or..."

Before he finished speaking, Aaron was keenly aware of a gaze falling on him, but there was not much hostility.

"Aslan." Lucy suddenly pointed to the other side in surprise, "Did you see it? He's right there."

But when everyone looked in the direction she pointed, they didn't see a single figure.

"Aslan?" Aaron couldn't help swallowing. Is this considered to be in the eyes of the boss?

"You still see him now?" Trumpkin asked suspiciously.

"I'm not crazy, he was still there just now, and he asked us to go with him."

"How?" Aaron smiled far-fetchedly, "I don't doubt that you saw him, but it's a bit difficult to walk with him, we can't even reach the opposite side."

"That's it." Chuan Bujin said lightly, "I don't intend to follow some non-existent guy to jump off the cliff."

"I didn't trust Lucy last time, and I turned out to be a fool," Edmund put in.

Peter pursed his lips, looked at the opposite side, and then put his gaze on his sister, "Why can't I see him."

"Maybe you didn't pay attention."

"Maybe he doesn't want to see you at all." Aaron thought secretly.

"Sorry, Lulu." Peter shook his head slowly, and decided to go diving with Chumbkin to Beluna, Susan and Edmund also followed.

"Let's go!" Aaron patted Lucy on the shoulder, "You have been a queen for a while anyway, you can't cry just because they don't believe you!"

Lucy took a deep look at the place where Aslan had just appeared, then turned and left helplessly.

Meanwhile, deep in the forest.

Caspian is being surrounded by Narnia people, people on horses, cows, goat people, dwarves, and even mice are attacking him one after another.

"kill him."

"Tammor."

"fraud."

Caspian's heart went cold when he looked at these mythical creatures burning with anger.

He still wants to seek the help of these people, but now it seems that it is God's blessing not to be killed by them.

"This horn only proves that they stole something from us again." Nikabri said indifferently.

"I didn't steal anything."

"Didn't steal anything?" Renniu said angrily, "Would you like to make a list of the tamor people's plunder?"

"Our home, our land, our liberty, our life, they stole Narnia..."

The Narnians spoke one after another, telling in rather terse words the atrocities of the Tammorians.

Caspian glanced around. "You want me to be responsible for the crimes committed by my people?"

"Responsible and punished," Nikabri said.

"You speak with depth, dwarf." A mouse pulled out the sword and walked up to him, "Perhaps you forgot that your clan fought side by side with the White Witch."

"I'm glad to do it again." Nikabri flicked the mouse's sword away, "as long as I can get rid of these savages."

"It's a good thing you can't bring her back," said the Badger. "Or do you want the child to fight Aslan?"

"Some of you may have forgotten, but we of the Badgers remember it well.

Narnia will be prosperous only when man is king. "

As soon as the words fell, Nikabulli couldn't stand it anymore, "He is a Tammorian, let him be our king?"

Others also objected one after another, and the voices of cursing followed one after another.

"Because I can help you," said Caspian suddenly, cursing a little less.

"Beyond this forest, I am a prince, and the throne of Tammor is mine.

Help me keep the throne, and I'll let us all share peace. "

"It's true, the time is ripe." The centaur leader stood up. He was very prestigious among the Narnia people, and the others kept quiet in a tacit understanding.

"I look at the sky, I'm in charge of seeing the sky, just as the badger is in charge of memory.

Stars Tawa and Alambi are close together in the sky, and now a son of mankind has come to give us back our freedom. "

"Is it possible? Do you really think there will be peace?"

Caspian looked at the talking squirrel in the tree, with a forced smile on his lips, "Two days ago, I didn't believe that there were talking animals, or dwarves, or centaurs...but now you think we Tammorians are here in unexpected numbers."

Saying this, Caspian brought out the horn, "Whether the horn is magical or not, it brings us together and works together.

We will have a chance to take back what is ours. "

Swish!

The men and horses drew out their long swords and held them in front of them, "If you lead us, then my son and I are willing to do like dogs and horses."

The other Narnians also raised their arms to show their attitude.

"We serve you too, with all our hearts," said the Mouse, bowing to Caspian.

"Miraz's army is not far from us, Your Majesty," Badger reminded.

"We must find soldiers and weapons quickly if we are to meet them," said Caspian earnestly. "I believe they will be here soon."