HP Shavings Wizard

Chapter 347: Top Three Cup

In such a gloomy environment as an ancient tomb, there are many zombies.

A passage supported by stone pillars, various stone doors that rise upwards, and monsters waiting to be opened and killed behind the stone doors...

None of it had anything to do with Alison.

After all, although she is now slacking off under the guise of a new mage, in essence what she has truly digested and absorbed before is the power of the Necromancer.

He was accompanied by more than twenty skeletons, resurrected monster corpses, and clay golems...

Curses and poisons are also used.

It made it difficult for outsiders to tell who was the vicious monster and who was the brave warrior facing the monster.

...At the very least, Alison is indeed a tough nut to crack, an insurmountable mountain, and it seems that no one has been able to successfully cross it so far.

Professor Slughorn found it very easy to follow the unpretentious Alison, and the workload was quite light.

As a commentator, he only needed to introduce the necromancer's skills and several monsters in the ancient tomb to the audience around him:

Vampires who can use fire magic, giant mummy solvers with strange animal masks that can revive corpses and spray poisonous mist, red burning corpses, and zombies that will emit poisonous gas after death...

"The vampire was hacked to death by the skeleton warrior."

"The mummy was killed by the Skeleton Mage using ice magic."

"The mummy was resurrected and became a member of the necromancer's control."

"The zombies were killed by the clay golems - it's best to go there later, the poisonous fog can easily kill people."

Although the process is very boring, it is just chopping, fighting, killing, and killing, with almost no magic content.

But many visitors who came to the ancient tomb for the first time were curious about it and walked in the back like they were joining a tour group, looking around and touching the building full of ancient Egyptian characteristics from time to time.

The brave ones would even touch the dead bodies on the ground.

Alison didn't care about the group of people behind her sightseeing and chattering. She just walked forward boredly, and everything was taken care of by her skeleton servant.

Except kicking the can and lifting the lid on someone else's coffin.

As for the exclamations of the group of guys behind, they were not taken into consideration at all.

……

Behind Dumbledore was Professor McGonagall. The old headmaster even took over the task of explaining to the many young wizards behind him, patiently teaching them how to save magic power and how to avoid danger.

Fortunately, the monster used as a teaching aid is just an NPC and has no brain, otherwise it would probably want to bite him even at the risk of its life.

It's a death without dignity.

The zombies were tortured one by one by spells including but not limited to "Ice Ring", "Water Prison", "Vulcan Clears the Way", "Expelliarmus", and "Ice Freeze".

Grindelwald was with Professor Flitwick, and the two of them got along well. After all, if the old devil really wanted to get along well with his colleagues, he would definitely not be too bad - it's just that he was often a willful and childish ghost.

The little wizards behind took the opportunity to complain and wailed.

"Professor Grindelwald, when will you come back to class? Miss Alison won't have to teach next semester, will she? That would be too cruel for us."

Grindelwald raised an eyebrow and looked at the brave little lion: "Oh? So how are your classes going this semester?"

The little lion choked up. He couldn't lie in front of Professor Grindelwald, so he whispered, "Not bad."

He looked depressed.

Alison’s teaching level is indeed not bad, and she can explain the basics clearly, but it’s too torturous.

In class, I have to endure her Versailles attitude of "I knew it just by looking at it once before", and she also puts me under pressure by saying things like "How can you sleep if you don't know this?"

Is this the kind of stimulation they should receive at their age? !

The clever little eagle next to him chimed in and said without offending anyone: "But we miss you very much and think your teaching is more interesting!"

Grindelwald raised his eyebrows, seeming to enjoy this implicit flattery: "I am really touched - maybe I should return to teaching earlier?"

Since Professor Grindelwald said so, it means he will be back to teach next semester.

All the little animals cheered.

The old devil smiled and thought about his summer vacation plans and where to send Allison, a high-quality labor force.

Travel more during the summer vacation, you will get faster with portkeys, and try to set up portals in all the wizarding gathering places in Europe, America and Africa, so that you can provide timely support when the time comes. It only takes a few minutes to go abroad or across continents, and you can also take care of Hogwarts at the same time.

As for the graduates, he values ​​a few good seedlings and can dig them up to fight for the greater good for their whole lives. Al should not mind...

While he was thinking this in his mind, his hands kept moving. A fierce fire burned along the stone tomb passage, and all the zombies in front of him were reduced to ashes before they reached him.

……

Furong is much more serious.

She and Little Kraft work well together.

Little Kraft is a necromancer, and in the early stage, he uses curses to weaken the monsters that Furong is clearing.

He took over the corpses, exploding their flesh and blood one by one, revealing their bones, turning them into cannon fodder that attracted fire and provided a safe output environment for Furong, the ice mage.

Furong was responsible for clearing monsters quickly and dealing damage over a large area. When she ran out of magic power and took a break to drink medicine, someone would block her and use the corpses she had just killed to deal damage with corpse explosions.

The two of them took turns to attack, with their backpacks full of potions. They took and picked up potions while moving forward continuously.

There was no place to store most of the equipment dropped by monsters, so they were simply abandoned, which was a good deal for the audience behind.

Professor Sprout followed behind and explained, nodding secretly.

The gentle professor also admired this duo's good cooperation.

The teaming of Fleur and Young Kraft was about as good as the young wizards could get, a perfect state of normally exerting their full strength.

The ice mage raised his staff, and a bone-chilling chill spread throughout the entire secret passage. A blue-white halo shone through his body, expanding straight to sweep across all living things around him.

The people following behind could only feel a hint of chill due to the rule in this world that players cannot harm each other, but the monsters all splattered blood and fell backwards, leaving only a pool of red or green blood on the spot.

Violence and elegance coexist and blend together wonderfully, adding a touch of ice queen-like charm to the already arrogant face of the blue-robed witch.

She inadvertently turned her head, her eyes passing over Professor Sprout and her family, and passed by a handsome man with a long red ponytail and fang earrings who was admiring her game further behind her.

He was not disliked by Furong.

……

For the four warriors who had already entered the ancient tomb, this was quite boring.

But for certain considerations - such as the promotion and initial contact with the God-given Land in the UK, propaganda in France and Germany and so on - the competition will continue like this, and even let the audience try to fight the monsters themselves to see how difficult it is, so that everyone can clearly understand the strength of the participating warriors.

If all the warriors are able to clear the level, the competition will be mainly scored based on whether they are injured and the time it takes to clear the ancient tomb.

The first one to come out was Alison who was not hesitant.

The Necromancer is really cheating. Apart from getting a few monster corpses in the beginning, the rest of the time is just exploiting and squeezing the energy-free perpetual motion skeleton labor force.

Then came Grindelwald, who also calmly dealt with (and burned) the zombies.

The old devil didn't have the leisure to explain spells to the stupid and noisy onlookers.

As for spells, just use whatever comes to mind! They are all very lethal, so it depends on your mood.

That's what he did anyway. The spells he used most often were Fiendfire, Fire Shield, Transfiguration, and... Cruciatus Curse.

In a sense, the Cruciatus Curse can even replace the Levitation Curse. If the magic power is too strong and cannot be controlled well, it will easily cause the spell to rely on its own powerful magical power. The normal Cruciatus Curse will have the effect of the Levitation Curse and directly knock people away.

Of course, sometimes it hurts so much that you feel like flying, which is also a kind of levitation spell.

Furong cooperated very well, neither hurried nor slow, and followed the rhythm, and came out quickly.

The one who was actually two steps behind and came out slowly was Dumbledore, who was previously in first place.

Because he really didn't have any particular intention of winning this children's competition, he was busy chatting and smiling with the people around him, chatting as they walked, and naturally didn't pay much attention to the time.

After everyone gathered, the referees following each warrior exchanged views for a moment about the game situation of their warriors, and then gave scores one by one.

Allison, who came out first, scored 48 points.

Because most of her games were just plain hacking and killing, even the Warriors were yawning, showing no respect for the game!!!

So two points were deducted.

Dumbledore, one of the warriors who was listening and the child's parent, raised his eyebrows, was slightly surprised, and then laughed.

Grindelwald was not surprised at all. It was normal for a naughty child not to concentrate on the competition. She signed up just to join in the fun.

Grindelwald scored 47 points.

A little bit of time difference, and...

Black magic is used far too often!

This is a formal large-scale competition, so we should try our best to give some positive publicity to the audience behind us!

Other ordinary black magic is fine, but Fiendfyre and the Unforgivable Curses are really too much!

Furong scored 46 points.

She and her partner worked well together, but they were a little slow. For young wizards of this age, she was already quite good, but this year was a fierce competition, with unexpectedly many people over the age limit and cheating.

Dumbledore scored 45 points.

The old principal really suffered a complete Waterloo defeat.

Of course, he was smiling but not serious at all.

The referees were a bit controversial.

After all, the old principal slowed down his pace in order to explain and chat with the students behind him.

But then they thought again, Albus himself didn't care about the competition, so why should they bother discussing this?

At the very least, the referee should have the attitude of the competition. If you say it is to show morality and warrior spirit, then it can be encouraged. But this kind of lecture behavior is still not supported in the Triwizard Tournament. It must be scored according to the original plan based on performance and time.

Without the shameless guy Kakaroff in the original book to mess things up, the referees were very objective and fair, giving high basic scores, and while taking the other schools' faces into consideration, they also ranked the schools according to their strengths and weaknesses.

Dumbledore: 99+45=144

Grindelwald: 98+47=145

Hibiscus: 96+46=142

Alison: 93+48=141

After all this time, the winner turned out to be Grindelwald who overtook on a curve.

Well, he won on behalf of Durmstrang, his alma mater that expelled him.

It was a big upset, and some people looked weird.

It's not that I have any problem with Mr. Grindelwald, but it's a bit... for a dropout to regain honor for his alma mater after a hundred years...

Moreover, this dropout was one of the main culprits who brought bad reputation to Durmstrang.

A dozen young people from Durmstrang were also unexpectedly silent for a moment, and then they waved banners wildly, howled, and cheered like a tidal wave - Alison seriously doubted that her father could make his debut on the spot, and these guys would empty their family savings to get on the charts.