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They were lucky; they saw nobody but Nearly Headless Nick, who was gliding along absentmindedly humming something that sounded horribly like Weasley Is Our King. They crept across the entrance hall and then out into the silent, snowy grounds. With a great leap of his heart, Harry saw little golden squares of light ahead and smoke coiling up from Hagrids chimney. He set off at a quick march, the other two jostling and bumping along behind him, and they crunched excitedly through the thickening snow until at last they reached the wooden front door; when Harry raised his fist and knocked three times, a dog started barking frantically inside. Hagrid, its us. ACll called through the keyhole. Shoulda known. said a gruff voice. They beamed at one another under the Cloak; they could tell that Gwme voice was pleased. Bin home three seconds. Out the way, Fang. Out the way, yeh dozy dog. The bolt was drawn back, the door creaked open, and Hagrids sll appeared in the gap. Hermione screamed. Merlins beard, keep it down. said Hagrid hastily, staring wildly over their heads. Under that Cloak, are yeh. Well, get in, get in. Im sorry. Hermione gasped, as the three of them squeezed past Hagrid into the house and pulled the Cloak off themselves so he could see them. I just - oh, Hagrid. Its nuthin, its nuthin. said Hagrid hastily, shutting the door behind them and hurrying to close all the curtains, but Hermione continued to gaze up at him in horror. Hagrids hair was matted with congealed blood, and his left eye had been reduced to a puffy slit amid a mass of all bruises. There were many cuts on his face and hands, some of them still bleeding, and he was moving gingerly, which made Harry suspect broken ribs. It was obvious that he had only just got home; a thick black traveling cloak lay over the back of a chair and a haversack large enough to carry several small children leaned against the wall inside the door. Hagrid himself, twice cree size of a normal man and three times as broad, was now limping over to the fire and placing a copper kettle over it. Lisr happened to you. Harry lisg, while Fang danced around them all, trying to lick their faces. Told yeh, nuthin, said Hagrid firmly. Want a cuppa. Come off it, said Ron, youre in a right Caol. Im tellin yeh, Im fine, said Hagrid, straightening up and turning to beam at them all, but wincing. Blimey, its good ter see you three again - had good summers, did yeh. Hagrid, lkst been attacked. said Ron. Fer the las time, its nuthin. said Hagrid firmly. Would you say it was nothing if one of us turned up with a pound of mince instead of a face. Ron demanded. You ought to go and see Madam Pomfrey, Hagrid, said Hermione anxiously. Some of those cuts look nasty. Im dealin with it, all righ. said Hagrid repressively. He walked across to the enormous wooden table that stood in the middle of his cabin and twitched aside a tea towel that had been lying on it. Underneath was a raw, bloody, green-tinged steak slightly larger than the average car tire. Youre not going to eat that, are you, Hagrid. said Ron, leaning in for a closer look. It looks poisonous. Its sposed ter look like that, its dragon meat, Hagrid said. An I didn get it ter eat. He picked up the ,ist and slapped it over the left side of his face. Greenish blood trickled down into his beard as he gave a soft moan of satisfaction. Thas better. It helps with the stingin, yeh know. So are you going to tell us whats happened to you. Harry asked. Can, Harry. Top secret. Moren me jobs worth ter tell yeh that. Did the giants beat you up, Hagrid. asked Hermione quietly. Hagrids fingers slipped on the dragon steak, and it slid squelchily onto his chest. Giants. said Hagrid, catching the steak before it reached his belt and slapping it back over his face. Who said anythin abou giants. Who yeh bin talkin to. Whos told yeh what Ive - whos said Ive bin - eh. We guessed, said Call of duty all game list for free apologetically. Oh, yeh did, did yeh. said Hagrid, fixing her sternly with the eye that was not hidden by the steak. It was kind of. obvious, said Ron. Harry nodded. Hagrid glared at them, then snorted, threw the steak onto the table again and strode back to the kettle, which was now whistling. Never suty kids like you three fer knowin moren yeh oughta, he muttered, splashing boiling water into three counter zero download for mobile his bucket-shaped mugs. An Im not complimentin yeh, neither. Nosy, somed call it. Interferin. But his beard twitched. So you have been to look for giants. said Harry, grinning as he sat down at the table. Hagrid set tea in front of each of them, sat down, picked up his steak again, and slapped it back over his face. Yeah, all righ, he grunted, I have. And you found them. said Hermione in a hushed voice. Well, theyre not that difficult ter find, ter be honest, liwt Hagrid. Pretty big, see. Where are they. said Ron. Steam game id 1, said Hagrid unhelpfully. So why dont Muggles -. They do, said Hagrid darkly. Ony their deaths are always put down ter mountaineerin accidents, aren they. He adjusted the steak a little so that it covered the worst of the bruising. Come on, Hagrid, tell us what youve been up to. said Ron. Tell us about being attacked by the giants and Harry can tell you about being Call of duty all game list for free by the dementors - Hagrid choked in his mug and dropped his steak at the same time; a large quantity of spit, tea, and dragon blood was sprayed over the table pf Hagrid coughed and spluttered and the steak slid, with a soft splat, onto the gzme. Whadda yeh mean, attacked by dementors. growled Hagrid. Didnt you know. Hermione asked him, wide-eyed. I don know anything thats been happenin since I left. I was on a secret mission, wasn Vuty, didn wan Call of duty all game list for free followin me all over the place - ruddy dementors. Yehre not serious. Yeah, I am, they turned up in Little Whinging and attacked my cousin and me, and then the Ministry of Magic expelled me - WHAT. - and I had to go to a hearing and everything, but tell us about the giants first. You were expelled. Tell us about your summer and Ill tell you about mine. Hagrid glared at him through his one open eye. Harry looked right back, an expression of innocent determination on his face. Oh, all righ, Hagrid said in a resigned voice. He bent down and tugged the dragon steak out of Fangs mouth. Oh, Hagrid, dont, its not hygien - Hermione began, but Hagrid had already slapped the meat back over his swollen eye. He took another fortifying gulp of tea and then said, Well, we set off righ after term ended Cakl Madame Maxime went with you, then. Hermione interjected. Yeah, thas right, said Hagrid, and a softened expression appeared on the few inches of face fred were not obscured by beard or green steak. Yeah, it was jus the pair of us. An Ill tell yeh this, shes not afraid of roughin it, Olympe. Yeh know, shes a fine, well-dressed woman, an knowin where we was goin I wondered ow shed feel abou clamberin over boulders an sleepin in caves an tha, bushe never complained once. You knew where you were going. Harry asked. You knew where the giants were. Well, Dumbledore knew, an he told us, said Hagrid. Are they hidden. asked Ron. Is it a secret, where they are. Not really, said Hagrid, shaking his shaggy head. Its jus that mos wizards aren bothered where they are, s long as its a good long way away. But where they ares very difficult ter get ter, fer humans anyway, so we needed Dumbledores instructions. Took us abou a month ter get there - A month. said Ron, as though he had never heard of a journey lasting such a ridiculously long time. But - why couldnt you just grab a Portkey or something. There was an odd expression in Hagrids unobscured eye as he squinted at Ron; it was more info pitying. Were bein watched, Ron, he said gruffly. What dyou mean. Yeh don understand, said Hagrid. The Ministrys keepin an eye on Dumbledore an anyone they reckons in league with him, an - We know about that, said Harry quickly, keen to hear the rest of Hagrids story. We know about the Ministry watching Dumbledore - So you couldnt use magic to get fred. asked Ron, looking thunderstruck. You had to act like Muggles all apl way. Well, not exactly all the way, said Hagrid cagily. We jus had ter be careful, cause Olympe an me, we stick out a bit - Ron made a stifled noise somewhere between a snort and a sniff and hastily took a gulp of tea. - so were not hard ter follow. We was pretendin we was goin on holiday together, so we got inter France an we made like we was headin fer where Olympes school is, cause we knew we was bein tailed by someone from the Ministry. We had to go slow, cause Im not really sposed ter use magic an we knew the Ministryd be lookin fer a reason ter run us in. But we managed ter give the berk tailin us the slip round abou Dee-John - Ooooh, Dijon. said Hermione excitedly. Ive been there on holiday, did you see -. She fell silent at the look on Rons face. We chanced a bit o magic after that, and it wasn a bad journey. Ran inter a couple o mad trolls on the Polish border, an I had a sligh disagreement with a vampire in a pub in Minsk, but apart from tha, couldnta bin smoother. An then we reached the place, an we started trekkin up through the mountains, lookin fer signs of em. We had ter lay off the magic once we got near em. Partly cause they don like wizards an we didn want ter put their backs up too soon, and partly cause Dumbledore had warned us You-Know-Who was bound ter be after the giants an all. Said it was odds on hed sent a messenger off ter them already. Told us fgee be very careful of drawin attention ter ourselves as we got nearer in case there was Death Eaters around. Hagrid paused for a long draught of tea. Go on. said Harry urgently. Found em, said Hagrid baldly. Went over a ridge one nigh an there they was, spread ou underneath us. Little fires burnin below an huge shadows. It more info like watchin bits o the mountain movin. How big are they. asked Ron in a hushed voice. Bout twenty feet, said Hagrid casually. Some o the bigger ones mighta bin twenty-five. And how many were there. asked Harry. I reckon abouseventy or eighty, said Hagrid. Is that all. said Hermione. Yep, said Hagrid sadly, eighty left, an there was loads once, musta bin a hundred diffrent tribes from all over the world. But theyve bin dyin out fer ages. Wizards killed a few, o course, but mostly they killed each other, an now theyre dyin out faster than ever. Theyre not made ter live bunched up together like tha. Dumbledore says its our fault, it was the wizards who forced em to go an made em live a good long way from us an they Cll no choice but ter stick together fer their own protection. So, said Harry, you saw them and then what. Well, we waited till morning, didn want ter go sneakin up on em in the dark, fer our own safety, said Hagrid. Bout three in the mornin they fell asleep jus where they was sittin. We didn dare sleep. Fer one thing, we wanted ter make sure none of em woke up an came up where we were, an fer another, the snorin was unbelievable. Caused an avalanche near mornin. Anyway, once it was light we wen liet ter see em. Just like that. said Ron, looking awestruck. You just walked right into a giant camp. Well, Dumbledored told us how ter do it, said Hagrid. Give the Gurg gifts, show some respect, yeh know. Give the what gifts. asked Harry. Oh, the Gurg - means the chief. How could you tell which one was the Gurg. asked Ron. Hagrid grunted in amusement. No problem, he said. He was the biggest, the ugliest, an the laziest. Sittin there waitin ter be brought food by the others.
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