Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

"What happened? Why did you want to prevent Constantine's Animagus from transforming?" Delphi asked confused.

"You can see for yourself!" Jacques waved his hand feebly.

At this time, Constantine had completed his Animagus transformation: a majestic rooster appeared on the duel field.

"I didn't expect his Animagus form to be a rooster..." Delphi somewhat understood why Jacques wanted to stop Constantine.

To be fair, Constantine's rooster is very majestic in shape, and its sharp claws and sharp beak are enough to show the extraordinary strength of this rooster - but this is only compared to a real rooster.

No matter how powerful the rooster is, it can never pose a real threat to a person, not to mention that what he is facing is not an ordinary person, but a wizard, a powerful wizard.

It can be said that after Constantine turned into a rooster, he was destined to lose this duel.

Not to mention that Dean had been steadily suppressing him. Even if he had the advantage before, he now gave his opponent a chance to reverse the situation.

Dean was also a little surprised. He originally thought that Constantine's Animagus was such an amazing creature, but it turned out...

"How about it? My Animagus form is the symbol of France, which is of extraordinary significance!" Constantine said proudly.

Dean thinks his brain is broken, so what?Could it be that he really thought that by turning into a rooster, he would become the symbol of France?How ridiculous.

Dean felt like he had wasted so much time with such a guy. He really felt like he was being pissed off - if the system hadn't given him a task that gave him some gains, he would have definitely been pissed to death.

"Let me tell you what a real Animagus is!" After Dean finished speaking coldly, his body began to deform, and then a huge crow soared into the sky.

This is a three-eyed crow, with terrifying magic power throbbing all over its body, and green flames oozing out of its shiny dark green feathers. Its blood-like eyes only glanced at Constantine, and the huge gap in rank was... The rooster that was still showing off its power just now was forced to crawl on the ground.

This is the crow-form Animagus that Dean learned from Aesop's mission. At first, he thought it was a piece of useless stuff, but after an occasional practice, he discovered that it was really delicious - he was completely attracted by the too ordinary "crow form" "The text description deceives,

The Three-Eyed Raven's Animagus is no worse than the Thunderbird's!

"His Animagus form turned out to be a magical creature!" Jacques exclaimed, and he truly realized why Delacour was so afraid of Dean.

The animagus of magical creatures was simply unheard of.

Delphi's expression also became extremely complicated. She had seen Dean's other Animagus forms, and was even blasted once by Dean in his Thunderbird state.

Originally she thought that was Dean's peak state, but now it seems that it was just the beginning...

Delphi once again felt deeply frustrated.

"Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing?" Under the tremendous pressure of the Three-Eyed Crow, Constantine, who was forced to show his human form, lay on the ground without any image, and couldn't help but ask himself three questions about his soul.

Dean's performance deeply stimulated him. He finally understood the huge gap between him and Dean, and finally understood why Vice Principal Delacour banned Dean from participating in the Triwizard Tournament even if he did not hesitate to cheat.

If Dean participates, how will others play?

"What happened? What happened to the three-eyed crow just now? Jacques, what are you doing?" Delacour, who rushed over at this time, asked everyone.

"Principal Delacour, I just had a friendly and in-depth exchange with classmate Constantine." Dean had already seen Delacour's figure in the air, and only closed his eyes after seeing him arrive at the scene. Raven's Animagus form.

Dean just wanted to take the opportunity to shock Delacour. His last experience at Beauxbatons did not make him happy. He could clearly sense Delacour's resistance and hostility - not at all what France expected. Respected aristocratic demeanor.

After Jacques simply told Delacour what happened, he simply didn't believe his ears.

"Mr. White? Was that your Animagus form just now?" Delacour's tone was a bit strange, and the shock that Dean gave him was too great.

He became more and more aware that the decision he made before was the right one, even though it was suspected of cheating future generations.

"...So be it." Dean originally wanted to tell Versailles that it was just one of the forms of his Animagus, but after being glared at by Delphi, he realized it in time and changed his mind.

"'Almost' means you used external force?" Delacour tried to find a decent place to get off.

As far as he knew, many wizards were studying shortcuts for Animagus transformation, such as using the blood of some creatures. If Dean also used this method to become the Three-Eyed Crow, it would not be that shocking. ——Orthodox wizards regard this trick method as evil, and believe that mastering the Animagus in this way cannot be put on the stage, and it is not as good as the authentic Animagus.

Delphi secretly held her forehead after listening to it. Originally, Dean was quite sane and had no intention of showing off after her warning, but Delacour's question would definitely have the opposite effect.

Delphi has already seen through that Dean is a guy who cannot tolerate others saying he is "no good". If this happens, he will definitely fight back without hesitation.

"Principal Delacour, I don't understand what you mean by external force..." Dean asked politely.

"For example, have you ever drank the blood of the Three-Eyed Crow?" Poor Delacour didn't know that he had actually touched Dean's reverse scales, and thought he had caught Dean's painful feet, so that's why Dean behaved like this polite.

Little did he know that he mistook Dean's calmness before the explosion as a guilty conscience.

"Excuse my ignorance, I don't know where to find the real Three-Eyed Crow, let alone how to obtain its blood." Dean remembered that the Three-Eyed Crow seemed to have disappeared from people's sight a long time ago. The last three-eyed raven recorded in history probably dates back to Merlin's time.

"Uh-" Delacour realized this problem at this time, but he was still a little unwilling to give up: "Perhaps you have taken a potion prepared using the blood of the Three-Eyed Crow as an ingredient? Although there is no Three-Eyed Crow now, It’s impossible to preserve blood for such a long time without losing its effectiveness, but if it’s mixed into a potion, as long as it’s stored properly, there shouldn’t be much of a problem…”

"Then please, Principal Delacour, can you tell me which potion master has such a magical potion? I would like to ask him for advice." Dean laughed angrily.

Delacour went to ridiculous lengths to protect Beauxbatons' face.

Dean is willing to call Delacour Beauxbatons' loyal dog.