Chapter 31: North America Travel-One

　　 Soon the carriage flew out of the clouds, and Ilvermony suddenly appeared out of the carriage window.
　　As Aristophanes watched, the carriage slowly landed in front of the school gate on the top of the hill. He got out of the carriage and saw two marble statues at the door.
　　 "These are the two founders of Ilvermony: Aesop Thrall and James Stewart." Ken introduced to the side, "Let's go, Aristophane, the principal is already waiting for you."
　　 The two walked into the slowly opening school gate.
"Ilfmony uses a teaching method similar to Hogwarts. We also have four different academies, represented by Longhorn Water Snake, Thunderbird, Cat and Leopard, and Goblin." Ken introduced Aristophanes as he walked. .
　　 When entering the rotunda at the entrance of the castle, Aristophanes saw the statues of these four animals. He just wanted to look closer, when the crystal on the forehead of the long-horned water snake statue flashed a light, and the thunderbird statue suddenly flapped its wings and looked at him.
"In order to prepare new students to enter the school, we have activated the spells on the statue. It seems that you are recognized as a new student." Ken said with a smile, "This situation means that you have been selected by these two colleges! Normally, in this case, We will let the students choose which college to study. Let’s go, the principal’s office is on the top floor."
In the principal’s office, Aristophane met Ai Gilbert Fontana, a principal who was very different from Dumbledore: he was a white man who appeared to be only forty years old, with black hair and a serious expression. There was an air of no anger and prestige there. When he stood up and walked towards Aristophanes, he found that Ai Gilbert was about the same height as him.
　　 "Welcome, Mr. Flivy."
"Thank you for your reception, Principal Fontane," Aristophane bowed slightly, then took out Dumbledore's letter and tokens and handed it to him. "I am entrusted by Professor Dumbledore to send him to you. Letters and tokens."
　　 Fontana took the letter and the badge. He put the badge next to him, let Aristophanes and Ken sit first, then opened the letter and read it.
　　 "I know what Dumbledore meant, so how do you, Mr. Flitwick, need us to help you?"
Aristophane shook his head: "No, Principal Fontana, I came out this time mainly to seek a breakthrough in myself and to increase my knowledge. Since the letter has been sent, I will stay soon. Can you please? You sent me to a nearby city? Next is my own adventure."
　　 Fontana pondered for a while, and then said: "Well, it's late today. You will stay at school for one night, and Ken will send you out of school tomorrow."
　　 Aristophane had no choice but to nod.
　　 After sending away Aristophanes, he turned back: "Principal, do you have any more orders?"
　　 Fontana stared at the letter Dumbledore had written to him on the table: "Ken, what do you think of this Flivy?"
　　 "I only know that he is a small and famous alchemist." Ken said, "I don't know much about the others."
"Dumbledore gave me a problem!" Fontana sighed. "This guy named Flivy has created a new magic item on his own. Dumbledore said that he changed the wizards. I also asked if I would like to cooperate with him and Busbarton for development."
　　 "Well, Ken, I will give you half a month off. You will be his guide, observe his fighting methods on the spot, and then come back and report to me."
　　 "Good principal, then where should I take him."
　　 "Let’s start with the nearest Indian tribe site-Mohigan. Dumbledore said in his letter that he intends to find Indian shaman and animal spirits, and he doesn’t know if there are any such priests in the existing tribe."
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It has been a week since Aristophanes set foot on the land of North America. During this week, he and Ken first searched for the former sites of the two Indian tribes, Mohican and Pekert. Regrettably, their tribes were inherited in colonization. Under the attack of the author, it has long been lost, leaving only a few broken walls and a few words left in place, seeming to tell the changes in history and the violence of the colonists.
　　 Then the two began to travel to Oklahoma in the central part of the United States, because there are many Indian tribes who were forced to move inward, and Aristophanes hoped to find some knowledge that was different from that of wizards.
　　 And Ken also saw the "magic items" studied by Aristophanes. It was when they first entered Missouri. The two clashed with a group of drunk wizards in a bar in Clayton. Before they were willing to take action, all the wizards were thrown by Aristophanes’ left hand. It was controlled by a petrified scroll, and then directly consumed a quarter of the secret energy to release the spell "Arcane Torrent". The electric lights all over the ground reflected the pale faces of the wizards who were paralyzed, making Ken a little frightened.
　　 After this episode, the two continued to march along the road towards Oklahoma. Finally, towards the end of the second week, they entered Oklahoma City.
　　 Ken first took him to the local Magic Congress office to apply for the certificate, and then led him to live in the city center, and then bid farewell to Aristophanes. He needs to go back and report to Fontana quickly.
　　 Aristophanes also felt that he was liberated and he was willing to do many things.
　　 Then he first went to the Indian settlements in the city and found nothing. This disappointed him. He decided to go to the countryside the next morning, maybe he could find some clues.
　　 However, on the first night Aristophanes lived in Oklahoma City, he had a dream:
　　 In his dream, he was transformed into a huge moose, a guardian spirit of an Indian warrior named Feigir.
　　 From the perspective of a moose, he watched the growth of the Indian young man. Under the guidance of the moose, the Indian learned many hunting skills and became the most powerful hunter in the clan. Since he is very familiar with the customs of all kinds of birds and beasts, whenever he goes to hunt in the place he chooses, people always return with loads.
　　 The moose incarnation of Aristophanes always reminds the young man in front of him to be content, and only when he really needs it, he can hunt and kill, and don’t catch more food than he needs.
　　 Feijir’s tribe has a cunning old man named Crow. He claims to have become a wizard. He received a dream from the great Michapo, saying that this winter will become very cold and will snow very heavily. Therefore, hunters are required to fight wild animals as much as possible: "We must store food for a winter."
　　 The other hunters obeyed his words and started chasing wild animals everywhere, hunting as many as possible. Feigill didn't believe it at first, but he still went his own way, following the instructions of the moose, eating and hunting. But the cunning old man kept pestering him until Feigel believed it to be true~EbookFREE.me~ and he gradually beaten more and more.
　　 In a subsequent hunt, Feigill killed a deer and a few bears at first, and then he saw a group of five moose. He killed four of them, leaving one wounded and ran away.
　　 Aristophanes then followed the injured moose to the depths of the forest. Yes, this injured moose was Feigill's bodyguard.
　　 The elf was lying next to a small lake in the forest. The lake had submerged its body. Feigill was about to drag the moose ashore, only to sink to the bottom with the moose.
　　 At this time, elven incarnations of various animals appeared at the bottom of the lake. They transformed into human forms, and then dragged Feigill to the front of the moose.
　　 Then the moose said: "Why don't you listen to me? Look around, these are the elves you hunted. You killed so many elven friends of mine, I can't continue to be your guardian elves."
　　 Then the moose motioned to the elves to drive Feigil out of the water and threw it onto the shore of the lake. He climbed up hard and desperately and disappeared into the woods.
　　 Aristophanes didn't know the fate of this Indian named Feigir, but it wouldn't be very good.
　　 But the moose suddenly turned his head to look at Aristophanes, only then did he realize that he was out of possession.
　　 "Hello, outsider."
　　 Aristophane didn't know whether he should answer, he wondered if he was in a dream.
　　 "Don't worry, I have no malice. You can enter here to show that you are nature's patron and recognized by nature. If you want, please come to see me at the Dead Soul Lake on Mount Hood, and I will explain your doubts."
　　 Aristophanes woke up before asking where the Dead Soul Lake was. At this moment he looked at the clock on the wall, which was exactly seven o'clock.