The offensive and defensive battle finally ended with Slytherin's victory. Professor Snape's expression softened a little, and the Slytherin witch also bowed happily and left the ring.
The Ravenclaw witch opposite was also hugged and comforted softly by her companions, which was more warm than the Slytherin side.
Noah didn't look at the next battle anymore. He planned to go to other classrooms to see what other senior students were doing.
When he walked to the third classroom, he saw an unexpected person.
Grant was also in the arena.
Unlike Slytherin, Gryffindor was obviously much more straightforward. They believed that Grant needed practical training, so they threw him out from the beginning, but they were still in a measured manner, secretly assigning him only fourth grade. opponent.
As for why it's fourth grade...Lannister can defeat fourth grade wizards. If Grant can't even do this, then don't even think about dueling with Lannister.
Sometimes, Gryffindor is quite realistic.
Noah stood at the door and watched for a while.
Grant's magic was excellent and he was quite flexible in its use. He even inherited Gryffindor's preference for surprise. The Slytherin opposite had been successfully angered and had lost control of his actions.
Probably all the sanity was used to avoid blatantly casting a black magic on the opponent. After all, their referee was the stern Professor McGonagall. If a black magic was cast, the game would probably be stopped immediately. This Slytherin also You may face imprisonment or worse consequences.
But it is only a matter of time before he loses. Noah has some impressions of this Slytherin. This guy has always prided himself on the glory of his family and is the most common self-esteem type in the academy. His family is not a pure-blood family, but it is A very close vassal.
If Noah remembers correctly, he followed the current Slytherin prefect.
Momo looked away from the duel field, and Noah quietly left the classroom.
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The duel on the first night ended successfully, and all the little wizards were excitedly discussing it during breakfast the next day.
Warrington and Montague were happily telling Noah about some of the exciting battles last night. When they learned that Noah would need to participate in a duel tonight, they immediately introduced Noah to the more outstanding opponents last night.
Of course, they did not expect Noah to directly confront the senior wizards who were about to graduate, so they only talked about information about young wizards in fifth grade and below.
Well, the focus is on the Ravenclaw students, and as for Gryffindor... they have dealt with Gryffindor too much, and they don't think Noah will lose to those stupid lions.
Well, there is still one thing to note.
"That third grader..." Montague noticed Noah's gaze mid-sentence and silently changed his name, "That guy who calls himself a genius seems to have a good record. He defeated two fourth graders in a row last night. .”
A Slytherin, a Ravenclaw.
The Slytherin who lost at that time looked as disgusted as if he had eaten a slug, but he was also quite embarrassed. He is still hiding in the dormitory and does not dare to come out.
Don't get me wrong, it wasn't that he couldn't accept losing to a third-year Gryffindor, it was because he was slapped in the face.
"I heard that he mocked the opponent before the game last night." Warrington said it more euphemistically. In fact, the situation at that time can be described as "humiliation". After all, they called the opponent a "mudblood".
As a result, he failed to deal with the opponent later, and was even given a wand and ridiculed. It is said that the Gryffindors who were watching at that time cheered without shame, and even some people in Ravenclaw laughed unceremoniously. In comparison, Slytherin was not so happy. It is said that Grant fired the map cannon, and many Slytherins already wanted to pull out their wands and go up.
This is too dramatic, Morgan on the side thought silently, but it didn't stop him from disliking Grant. Is it wrong for Slytherin not to like Gryffindor? No!
Noah was not surprised by this result: "Grant's strength is very good, so we really can't underestimate the enemy."
"I won't be your opponent anyway." Meng Tai disagreed.
"But I'm looking forward to competing with him." Noah said slowly, "His performance yesterday was outstanding."
His three roommates were stunned and looked at him in disbelief: "Noe, are you serious?"
Shouldn't there be a tit-for-tat confrontation between geniuses from two opposing academies? ? ? Why does Noah's tone still reveal expectation and approval? ? ?
They also expected Noah to slap that guy in the face and let him know who the real genius was!
Noah was quite calm: "I won't lose."
He was quite sure of this.
With his words, the others immediately breathed a sigh of relief. Well, they should be tit-for-tat.
After breakfast, everyone started moving to the venue.
This morning is a competition to protect magical creatures, and the competition involves those fire crabs.
Groups of five bathe fire crabs.
As for the rules...
"Oh, you must be careful, be careful and gentle, don't scare these little guys, and don't try to intimidate them. Only with enough gentleness and patience can these little guys relax their vigilance." Professor Keltburn said slowly.
The Care of Magical Creatures class has never been favored by Slytherins. If you want to ask why, the reason can only be that the proud and elegant Slytherins don't like troublesome creatures that require too much patience on their part to appease. They always like little pets that are well-behaved and obedient, not something that they need to coax.
Therefore, there are not many wizards participating in this competition, and they can only gather two teams.
Oh, and Noah didn't participate either, because he couldn't bring Keya with him to deal with these magical creatures. Don’t underestimate Keya now. After hunting in the Forbidden Forest, Noah discovered that there seemed to be some strange changes in Keya. To be honest, it was probably a “hunter’s breath” or something like that. It would be easy to scare those people. Weak creatures will occasionally arouse hostility when encountering magical creatures.
Well, it used to happen, but now it's getting more and more serious.
Therefore, Noah didn't even get too close to the playing field, because there were not only magical creatures like fire crabs, but also other kinds of magical creatures.
Noah even saw a bird nesting on the roof of the cabin.
After watching Professor Keltburn announce the rules of the game from a distance, Hagrid and Professor Keltburn settled everyone next to the fire crab.
Because the number of magical creatures is limited, this game also scores waves.
There are about two waves, and in the end the group with which the magical creatures are most satisfied wins.
What a wonderful way to judge.
