The Wolf is Coming Ch. 6

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The mixed memories of his past and present lives gave Abraham a splitting headache. He stretched out a hand to touch his forehead, but this movement seemed to open a gate, and severe pain spread throughout his body, making him gasp.

Abraham took a break, then slowly and hard, supported himself on the bed and sat up. He briefly checked his body and found, not surprisingly, that the injured part had been properly bandaged.

A wide-mouthed vase had been placed on the low cabinet beside the bed at some point, and a bunch of golden wild daisies were blooming brilliantly in the vase. Smelling the lingering fragrance of the daisies, Abraham sighed softly— he probably caused trouble for Daisy again.

*creak*

The door of the cabin was gently pushed open, and the sun rushed into the house. A golden head poked in from behind the door, and when she saw Abraham sitting up, her blue eyes were instantly filled with joy.

"Abel, you finally woke up!" Daisy trotted to Abraham's side, looked him up and down, and then patted her chest and said, "When my father and I carried you back yesterday, you were almost covered in blood. I was scared to death! Oh, by the way, how do you feel now?"

"Nothing serious, just some flesh wounds, it will heal in a few days. Sorry, I made you worry again." Abraham forced a smile, trying to make himself look more energetic, and suddenly remembered Daisy's fight with others in wolf form, "I remember... you seemed to have left the arena last night. Did they do anything to you? Are you injured?"

Hearing this, Daisy immediately looked around uncomfortably. She waved her hands and said quickly with a righteous look, "Nothing will happen. I'm very strong! Those bullies are so annoying! I've long been fed up with them. I'll take this opportunity to teach them a lesson!"

"Did you beat them?"

Daisy hesitated for a moment, then nodded in silence. Abraham noticed that Daisy's ears were stained with a touch of red.

Seeing this, Abraham had already guessed in his heart, "Did Daisy win many games?"

Daisy unconsciously twisted the lace on the hem with two fingers, staring at the wild daisies in the vase, "We, well... won seven games in a row..."

Abraham understood.

According to the survival law of the jungle in Wilvo, Daisy was able to achieve such a result in her first time in the arena. Daisy was probably already famous. Considering that Daisy was already an adult in Wilvo, and the villagers had simple and rough customs in some aspects, the suitors were afraid that Daisy's door would be broken down these days.

The little girl who always chased after her has finally grown up.

Because of Abraham's injury, they missed the first game of the Triwizard Tournament. And when the second game started, it was already after Christmas.

It was very cold at this time, and the cold wind rolled up the fine snowflakes and poured them into people's collars. Abraham couldn't help but wrap his cloak tightly, and went to Old Field's cottage with Daisy in the wind and snow. As soon as they entered the house, the whistling cold wind slammed the door for them, making a deafening crash.

Old Field glanced at them, still holding the copper pipe in his mouth, and slowly put on a thick robe and prepared to set off. Just when Abraham was wondering if he would catch a cold after a long journey in such a bad weather, Old Field took out a door key like a magic trick.

Oh, he almost forgot that this big smoker was also a wizard.

"I'll count to three, two, one, and we'll put our hands up together." Old Field glanced at Abraham and Daisy, and put the pipe in his mouth into his waist, "Destination Hogsmeade, three, two, one—"

The space in the cabin twisted, and in just a moment, the three people disappeared.

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