Remnant Soul·Voldemort, level 0, special status...
Wow, I didn’t get any information!
Voldemort slipped away, and the underground space became quiet for a while, and even the flames were extinguished.
Now only the panting Neville and Ted are left here, the last remaining dregs of Professor Quirrell, and a bright red crystal-shaped magic stone on the ground...
The system suddenly flashed a sense of presence:
"Ding~ Defeat the dark wizard and Defense Against the Dark Arts professor: Quirinus Quirrell/Crane Voldemort and gain 1,500 experience points!"
Killing Professor Quirrell actually rewards more experience than the red quality mission?
This may also be because the main force is Neville, so it has been reduced!
Oh, what? There's also a share of Voldemort, so that's fine.
Even if Voldemort is only one-sixth now, he is still one-sixth a legendary wizard. Who do you look down on? He is worth the price!
Not only was it experience, there were actually two blue cards floating on the only piece of ashes Professor Quirrell had left.
After all, Professor Quirrell is a very particular person!
Ted pretended to look sad, walked over slowly, put Professor Quirrell's ashes into a small pocket, sniffed and said sadly: "Oh poor Professor Quirrell, he shouldn't believe it. Voldemort’s nonsense (Yunbei~)”
I put away those two cards by the way!
Look, while picking up the card, Ted didn't forget to create a loving and righteous persona for himself!
However, these words could not deceive him, but they made Neville feel quite sad.
Neville had always liked Professor Quirrell. He thought he was as introverted and shy as himself, and he felt aggrieved that the students didn't respect Professor Quirrell.
It turns out that the other party is a big bad guy! He is the mastermind behind everything! It feels uncomfortable~
Neville: Quirrell, please return my kindness!
Just as Ted was about to take a rest, the system prompted again:
"Ding~Complete the mission: [Game Breakthrough (Blue)], reward: 300 experience, random cards."
I just gained 1,500 experience points from Quirrell and defeated Lord Voldemort. This 300 experience points turned out to be a bit boring.
It just depends on whether the card rewards are satisfactory or not.
Ted dragged his heavy body to Neville and sat down on the ground.
His physical strength and magic power had completely bottomed out, and even if he tried to recover, they were all exhausted again. This caused him to be so exhausted that he almost fell asleep. The feeling of emptiness that comes from running out of magic power is very uncomfortable.
However, even if he tried so hard, he could only play a part-time role - just stay on the sidelines while Voldemort had no intention of paying attention to him. The biggest effect is actually to distract attention and interfere with Professor Quirrell's will by making remarks.
Just now, Quirrell told Ted that he was a little shaken, but he couldn't defeat Voldemort.
Voldemort only used a few spells in total, and actually pushed Ted to a desperate situation.
If Voldemort hadn't been obsessed with the Sorcerer's Stone and wanted to kill Ted, he probably wouldn't have spent much effort.
If Dumbledore didn't show up, Ted would be of no use. He even tried "teleportation" which he had no control over.
Thinking about the scene where Voldemort cast a spell just now, it was really scary! Fortunately, those are over.
In fact, Ted considered using summoning cards, but what use would a giant monster or a clay puppet be in front of Voldemort/Quirrell? How many more seconds?
On the contrary, it is difficult to explain afterwards.
The cards you use such as Fire Dragon Fireworks and Wild Boar Cannon Cannon can all be explained by magic toys, and you don’t even need to explain them.
But you summoned a troll and a clay golem out of thin air, and Dumbledore was so easy to fool?
Once he starts paying attention to you and thinking about you, that's bad. Ted has a secret, I can’t help but wonder.
Anyway, Director Deng must have been in control of the situation throughout the whole process. It was enough to do his best, there was no need to work desperately.
There are hundreds of experience points in one game, no matter what I play, I can use all my trump cards!
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"Neville, are you okay?" Ted couldn't help asking when he saw that Neville was about to collapse.
"I'm not, I'm fine. It's just, I'm a little scared." He said a little embarrassed.
When it was over, Neville had no time to get scared and fell down on the steps, gasping for air.
There is a saying that goes like this: A coward is afraid before danger comes, a coward is afraid when danger comes, and a brave man is afraid after danger.
Neville is probably the latter.
"Don't be afraid, it's over. We did a good job, it couldn't be better. We stopped Voldemort and protected the Sorcerer's Stone. We defeated him!"
Ted said as he squatted in front of the magic stone and looked at it carefully.
At this time, Dumbledore, who had been hiding here for more than half an hour and had been waiting even before Voldemort came in, began to look at Ted and Neville seriously. Even when Voldemort cast spells one after another just now, he was not so serious.
He was watching, watching Ted and Neville - what choices would they make?
Yes, Dumbledore was here from the beginning, but he never showed up. Even Ted and Neville seem to be in danger.
This old six!
Now, he had gotten what he wanted: he had figured out Voldemort's current situation, examined the status and character of the Boy Who Lived, and the remaining protective magic on Neville.
It can be said that Dumbledore was very pleased that the six-person group successfully passed through the exams one after another, and felt that this generation of students was very promising.
But his outstanding performance along the way also made him care about Ted.
Especially what Voldemort said - Dumbledore must be extra cautious about the people Voldemort values.
Neville saw Ted's movements and asked strangely: "Ted, what are you doing?"
Ted put on the second-hand dragon leather gloves he took out of his bag and explained, "Are you prepared for anything unexpected?"
He carefully picked up the magic stone, looked at it carefully, observed and smelled it, but did not take a bite. I guess I can’t even bite it!
Ted began to try to scrape the magic stone with a knife, while saying: "This is a magic stone, there is only one in the world. I will try to scrape off some powder for future research."
system hint:
"Ding~ Complete the mission [Can I touch your magic stone? (red)], reward: 1200 experience points, +lv1 alchemy, card [Pseudo Philosopher's Stone (blue)]."
Wuhu~take off~
Ted was in a good mood and joked with Neville: "Surely our Principal Dumbledore wouldn't mind his dear student scraping a little powder for research, right?"
Dumbledore: Go on, I'm listening. I don't mind, if you can move it.
Neville didn't quite understand what Ted wanted to study, and asked, "Ted, do you also want to study the elixir of life?"
Ted grinned: "Immortality? Neville, immortality is a false proposition. Maybe Nicolas Flamel has used the magic stone to live for a long, long time, but death is the destination of everyone. Without exception! As for me, if I can live for three A hundred years old is enough!"
Neville was stunned by Ted's words. He had never thought about immortality when he was young. But Ted's "Three hundred years old is enough" is really Versailles~
