After HP shared the dream, Lao Fu was conquered by me

After dinner, Lamia stayed in Ginny's room with Hermione. The little girl decorated the room very lively, like a garden, as warm as she was.

……

"Wake up, wake up." Lamia was awakened by a noise. She opened her eyes and saw a huge mushroom jumping around on her forehead.

"Mushroom?" Lamia looked at the big white mushroom in confusion. "How did you get in?"

"Who can your house protect you from?" Gugu looked at the leaky wall with disdain. "Don't talk about this. The old man is in danger. Go and save him." Gugu jumped around and sprayed spores everywhere.

"Where?" Lamia rubbed her eyes. Before she regained consciousness, her body had already walked to the door. This was all thanks to Gugu who kept pushing her from behind.

"It's in that forest. I'll take you there." Mushroom looked very anxious, especially because its mushroom cap never closed.

The sky outside was terribly gloomy, and dark clouds gathered halfway up the mountain, making the entire mountain appear black.

Lamia took a comfortable breath. She liked this temperature and weather very much. It was very kind to her body.

So, she had the rare patience to follow Gugu for a long time, until they both reached the center of the forest, but she didn't see Li Yuan fighting the monster in Gugu's mouth.

"Aren't we there yet?" Lamia looked around and found that this place was quite similar to the Forbidden Forest at Hogwarts.

The mushroom leading the way paused, its cap trembling. "Well, we'll be there soon. Li Yuan is still waiting for you."

The mushroom that used to be very talkative now didn't say anything unless she asked. Lamia had a guess in her mind, but she didn't intend to expose it. A mushroom, no matter how magical it was, was just a mushroom.

And Lamia didn't care about Li Yuan's safety at all, she just wanted to go out for a walk.

"We're here, we're here." Gugu turned her head away guiltily. "Go over there, Li Yuan is right there."

Lamia looked in the direction it pointed. There was only a grave mound with a few green will-o'-the-wisp lights floating above it. "Where is it?" Lamia raised an eyebrow. "Are you saying he's been buried early?"

"No, no, you'll know if you go over and take a look." Mushroom's legs were trembling, as if there was something very scary ahead. "I won't go over. I can't save Li Yuan. I'm just a mushroom."

"Aren't you the Mushroom King?" Lamia couldn't help but laugh. "So-called the greatest mushroom spirit in the universe?"

"Then I am a mushroom too." Mushroom jumped impatiently on the spot, and the mushroom cap flipped back and forth with its movements.

"No, you have to come with me." Lamia didn't give it a chance to slip away. She grabbed its leg and walked towards the grave. "No, let me go, little girl. I'm telling you, I'm a mushroom spirit, a monster, much scarier than a wizard. You'd better let me go now, or I'll scare you to death."

Lamia felt the mushroom in her hand trembling constantly, and she squeezed it tighter. "No, Mushroom King, I'm too scared." After saying that, she walked faster.

"Let me go! Let me go!" The closer Mushroom got to the grave, the more violently it shook. "Let me protect you, okay?"

"That's great." Lamia said this while her feet kept moving. One foot had already stepped onto the surface of the grave mound. The ghost fire floating above seemed to be conscious and approached her.

"It's over."

Lamia heard Mushroom shouting, and then they fell into the unknown space below, one by one. The originally imposing Mushroom seemed to have fallen into a frying pan, and was as quiet as a chicken. It huddled in Lamia's arms and dared not move at all.

"What's wrong? Who is in here that makes you so scared?" Lamia smiled and pinched its snow-white and round little feet, and several finger marks appeared on it instantly.

"Stop talking, I'm really convinced." Gugu held her head and looked at Lamia with eyes full of anger, "I told you to let me go, and now you can't get out either."

"Now you're blaming me. Wasn't it you who tricked me into coming here?" Lamia hung the whole mushroom upside down and shook it back and forth. She let it go only after the mushroom started to see stars.

"I didn't mean it. I can't beat him. It's because you smell so good. It happens to be the old monster's favorite smell." Gugu muttered, but didn't dare to look at Lamia.

"Okay, let's move on. When I see the old monster, I'll ask him to reward you well. After all, you brought me here." Lamia tied the mushrooms around her waist and kicked them every few minutes until they arrived in front of a dark wooden door.

"What's going on?" Lamia kicked Mushroom again. Since it approached the door, it hadn't spoken a word, not even a curse.

"No words? Then I'll throw you in first." Lamia stretched out her hand and raised it, pretending to throw it in. "Wait a minute!"

Lamia's hand stopped in mid-air.

"The old monster is in front of us, no, the king's palace. We can't talk, otherwise he will get angry and no one can save him." Gugu lowered his voice.

"Really?" Lamia found it more and more interesting. This dream world was much more interesting than her real life.

At this time, Lamia noticed that the ring on her finger flashed, and then a green light emanated from the middle, shooting straight into the wooden door.

Lamia put her hands behind her back, ready to attack the creature behind her at any time. She tentatively pushed open the wooden door, and a huge octopus was hiding behind the door. The moment it saw her, countless tentacles attacked her, bringing a fishy smell.

Lamia quickly dodged to the side and threw the mushroom in her hand. "Ah, help!" The mushroom screamed and kept spraying the spores in the mushroom cap. "My king, my king, please don't kill me. I am the hero who brought you food!"

As a result, the octopus just caught the mushroom reflexively and then threw it against the wall.

Lamia didn't expect that there was such a huge monster behind the door. Who would have known that there was a river under the tomb and that there was an octopus living there.

Lamia didn't dare to be distracted. The octopus was extremely agile and hit her robe several times.

The octopus seemed to be annoyed by the endless hiding and pursuit, and simply rolled up the mushroom that was pretending to be dead on the wall. Lamia only had time to hear a scream before she was blinded by the large amount of spores sprayed on her face.

The octopus seized this opportunity and dragged Lamia over with its thick and powerful tentacles. Lamia kept throwing fireballs at the tentacles, but the temperature of the fireballs was not enough to hurt the octopus.

Lamia was dragged to the side of the octopus's huge head. The octopus had opened its mouth wide and wanted to swallow her whole. At this time, the ring on Lamia's hand suddenly shone brightly, and an almost transparent figure walked out from it.