To be more precise, it was a black bear.
At that moment, Anna's mind flashed with all kinds of bear-related things: Boonie Bears, Brown Bears, Teddy Bears, Winnie the Pooh Bear, Mao's pet bear …
The things that Anna could think of had nothing to do with the big black bear in front of her. It was not familiar with the terrain, and its physique was weak.
Anna hid under a table and watched the black bear approach step by step. Fortunately, it was not fast. The black bear was huge and had bad eyesight. It was trying to squeeze through the furniture next to it and sniff the place where Anna stood just now …
In just a few minutes, Anna came up with all kinds of strategies in her mind. Quietly move to another place, create a diversion, trigger the magic riot again and ask for help, or …
In a hurry, for some reason, Anna suddenly remembered a female guest who screamed when she saw a bear in a variety show in her previous life.
"Black bears are not as fierce as Brown Bears. After being threatened and frightened, they usually choose to run away and avoid danger."
"Ah ah ah ah ah!"
"Unless you can't move your body, fighting back against the black bear will protect you better than playing dead on the ground …"
"Ah ah ah ah ah ah!"
"Pick up your weapon and attack the black bear's nose!
That's their most vulnerable place!
Don't run, you have to scare the bear away!
Okay, stop screaming!
It's already scared away by you! "
Scare it away, let it feel the malice from the darkness.
Anna fumbled around and found a chair leg. It was from the chair that had been shattered by the black bear.
She knew that she could not call out the guest's soprano voice.
So Anna used all her strength and pinched the chair leg tightly, sending a fatal blow to the black bear's nose that was sniffing at her.
The south side of Diagon Alley was as usual. Customers came out of the Bouncing and Frolicking Magic Shop in groups of two or three to share their purchases. Laughter could be heard from time to time, and the street was filled with all kinds of restaurants. Wizards sat under colorful umbrellas and chatted about Quidditch …
"What did you buy?" A red-haired boy wearing a handmade sweater under his robe asked.
Another red-haired boy tightened his robe. "Of course it's to pull out fireworks. Ron doesn't want to see these when he's bathing …"
"Project Troll?"
"Project Troll." The boy stopped. "George, did you hear that?"
George also stopped in his tracks and listened carefully. "You mean the sound of an owl?
Or are the two adepts over there talking about the failure of the cannons this summer? "
George paused for a moment. "Twice!
The Golden Flying Bandit bounced off Gezeon's nose!
I have to mention Ron's expression as if he had eaten a slug back then... "
"That is indeed quite funny, but what I want to say is not …"
"Boom!" A wooden door was broken open, and a dark figure jumped out from inside. "Roar!
Wu! "
It was a black bear. It let out a loud, fearful roar as it covered its nose and scurried away.
George sat on the ground, his eyes wide open. No one would have expected a bear to come out of a shop. After all, who would buy a bear in Diagon Alley?
No matter what, Tumble Alley should be given the respect it deserved.
The bear saw George fall and approached him as if it wanted to regain its confidence. However, it was frightened by the crackling sound and turned its attention to the other boy. The boy trembled. He was still holding the remaining fireworks in his hand. He retreated carefully, trying to lure the bear away from his brother.
Unexpectedly, the bear chose to pounce on the boy. "No!
Fred!
No! "George shouted.
Fred saw the bear running towards him. He only hoped that it would stay alive so that he could sit on Saint Mungo's sickbed...
Suddenly, he widened his eyes. A girl with long brown hair was running towards him. She was wearing an uncommon Muggle costume and a swan necklace dancing up and down. Her green eyes stared at the bear. She held a broken wooden stick in her hand and made a pose to hit a walking ball —
"Pa!"
It hit the bear's nose heavily.
"Roar!" The bear covered its nose and let out a loud roar. It looked at Anna with fear.
It disappeared before the wizard could react and prepare to cast a spell. Only golden fragments were left on the ground.
[Every family has its own problems - Master - Mission Completion Reward: Reflexes + 80, Memory + 20, Diagon Alley No.92]
[Reflexes Upgrade: Medium. Next upgrade requires 500 experience]
Fred clenched his fists tightly as he struggled to pull out the fireworks. His sweat caused the fireworks to explode in his hands. He hurriedly threw the fireworks away.
He looked at the girl standing in the golden fragments with the wooden stick. He swallowed his saliva and his eyes lit up...
Too... too cool...