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"
All
right
,
but
I
warn
yeh
,
he
's
a
coward
,
"
said
Hagrid
.
"
So
me
,
Harry
,
an
'
Hermione
'll
go
one
way
an
'
Draco
,
Neville
,
an
'
Fang
'll
go
the
other
.
Now
,
if
any
of
us
finds
the
unicorn
,
we
'll
send
up
green
sparks
,
right
?
Get
yer
wands
out
an
'
practice
now
--
that
's
it
--
an
'
if
anyone
gets
in
trouble
,
send
up
red
sparks
,
an
'
we
'll
all
come
an
'
find
yeh
--
so
,
be
careful
--
let
's
go
.
"
The
forest
was
black
and
silent
.
A
little
way
into
it
they
reached
a
fork
in
the
earth
path
,
and
Harry
,
Hermione
,
and
Hagrid
took
the
left
path
while
Malfoy
,
Neville
,
and
Fang
took
the
right
.
They
walked
in
silence
,
their
eyes
on
the
ground
.
Every
now
and
then
a
ray
of
moonlight
through
the
branches
above
lit
a
spot
of
silver-blue
blood
on
the
fallen
leaves
.
Harry
saw
that
Hagrid
looked
very
worried
.
"
Could
a
werewolf
be
killing
the
unicorns
?
"
Harry
asked
.
"
Not
fast
enough
,
"
said
Hagrid
.
"
It
's
not
easy
ter
catch
a
unicorn
,
they
're
powerful
magic
creatures
.
I
never
knew
one
ter
be
hurt
before
.
"
They
walked
past
a
mossy
tree
stump
.
Harry
could
hear
running
water
;
there
must
be
a
stream
somewhere
close
by
.
There
were
still
spots
of
unicorn
blood
here
and
there
along
the
winding
path
.
"
You
all
right
,
Hermione
?
"
Hagrid
whispered
.
"
Don
'
worry
,
it
ca
n't
've
gone
far
if
it
's
this
badly
hurt
,
an
'
then
we
'll
be
able
ter
--
GET
BEHIND
THAT
TREE
!
"
Hagrid
seized
Harry
and
Hermione
and
hoisted
them
off
the
path
behind
a
towering
oak
.
He
pulled
out
an
arrow
and
fitted
it
into
his
crossbow
,
raising
it
,
ready
to
fire
.
The
three
of
them
listened
.
Something
was
slithering
over
dead
leaves
nearby
:
it
sounded
like
a
cloak
trailing
along
the
ground
.
Hagrid
was
squinting
up
the
dark
path
,
but
after
a
few
seconds
,
the
sound
faded
away
.
