Whoever Uses Magic is a Grandson
At dinner time, the students in the corridor all rushed to the Great Hall.
Quirrell pushed open the door to his office, went down to the Third Floor Corridor, used a lock-picking charm to open the door to his room, and went inside.
Later that evening, three people appeared here furtively.
"Harry, are we really going in?" Neville asked nervously, swallowing hard.
"Leaving aside whether we could be a match for Snape, we simply don't know how to deal with that Three-headed Dog at the door."
"Believe me, I've already figured out how to subdue Three-headed Dog. Hagrid taught me, and this time it's up to you, Neville."
"I'll try." Neville nodded with difficulty.
When Tom pushed open the door and entered, he was stunned by the scene before him! What kind of operation was this?
Neville sang a tuneless song in a hoarse voice, while Three-headed Dog slept soundly beside him, with an open Trapdoor next to his massive head.
"Neville, what are you doing? Three-headed Dog is asleep, singing won't help. Even if you're afraid he'll suddenly wake up, you can just sing then, right?"
The singing stopped abruptly, and Neville looked as if struck by lightning, his face filled with utter despair.
He hadn't even thought of such a simple method, and had been singing like an idiot for ages, waiting for Harry and Ron to come back.
Neville quickly went to Tom's side and explained the situation through gestures and words.
Tom nodded. "I understand what you mean, so Snape went to steal the Philosopher's Stone, and Harry and Weasley went to stop him, right?"
Neville nodded frantically, his eyes sparkling.
"Then you'd better go find the professor quickly. I'll stay here and watch over Three-headed Dog; I'll make sure he doesn't wake up."
Although Tom was Slytherin, Neville was very fond of him because of the wand incident and never considered that Tom might be in cahoots with Snape.
Then there was the scene where Tom used a spell to beat Three-headed Dog couldn't lift his head; he still remembered it vividly. Compared to Tom, he was definitely more suited to being a gofer.
So Neville ran out without hesitation to seek help from the professor.
However, he forgot a crucial question: Harry learned how to deal with Three-headed Dog from Hagrid, but what about Tom?
Only Tom and Three-headed Dog remained in the room.
Tom stepped forward and slapped the Three-headed Dog on its middle head. He then observed the changes in the third palace within the sea of consciousness, but found nothing.
Tom then punched and kicked the Three-headed Dog, but the palace still didn't react.
He sighed. Sure enough, trying to slack off wouldn't work. And rightly so, this didn't really count as defeating Three-headed Dog; it was more like putting him to sleep.
Under this series of blows, the Three-headed Dog, which was not dead but merely asleep, quickly began to react.
The six large eyelids slowly opened, and the child was stunned to see a little wizard drinking Potions in front of him.
But he quickly recalled his past memories! It was him! The guy who beat him black and blue!
The Three-headed Dog was initially terrified, but then realized that the creature wasn't actually holding the small stick!
"Isn't this enough for him to do as he pleases?" The three big heads immediately revealed a ferocious smile, drool dripping from their mouths.
After downing a few Potions, Tom smiled and beckoned with his finger, "Come on, whoever uses a wand today is a coward!"
Having said that, he raised his foot and stomped hard on the Three-headed Dog's toes.
Tom's strength was already considerable thanks to the Dragon Blood and the enhancement potion; now, he's been given an explosive boost from the potion.
Previously, when he wrestled with the unicorn, neither Big Treasure Second Treasure could defeat him.
However, Three-headed Dog is not a unicorn. Three-headed Dog is much stronger in close combat and has thick hide. To defeat it with bare hands, you can only use some less-than-honorable methods.
So when the system determined that he had entered the trial state, Tom launched a sneak attack without hesitation.
Whether it's a person or a dog, being hit hard on the toe is absolutely excruciatingly painful, which is what makes him even more dog-like than a dog.
Fluffy, let out a piercing roar and swung its other leg at Tom.
With the agility potion, Tom nimbly ducked to dodge and threw a punch at the Three-headed Dog's stomach.
Layers of flesh rippled and swayed, absorbing most of Tom's force. Fluffy, who had taken the punch, acted like an unharmed dog, opening his blood-red mouth to bite Tom.
Taking advantage of the confined space, Tom and Fluffy engaged in close-quarters combat.
However, the Three-headed Dog had excellent vision due to its three heads, and his several premeditated movements could not evade those six eyes, as if it had a vision-sharing cheat code with the Rinnegan.
Okay, okay, so you think you're the only one who can cheat?
Tom instantly entered Transcendental State; this is called talent, not magic.
Suddenly, the world seemed to slow down in Tom's eyes, and the violent emotions brought on by the berserk potion were suppressed by the superior authority granted by his Transcendental State.
Tom became extremely calm and began to analyze how to defeat the Three-headed Dog as quickly as possible and at the lowest cost.
In another room engulfed in flames, Harry stared with trepidation at the seven oddly shaped bottles on the table and a piece of parchment covered in writing.
He recognizes each word individually, but why can't he understand them when they're put together?
Harry suddenly remembered that during his first Potions Class, Snape had mocked him, saying he would set up an English tutoring class for him.
The evil Snape! This level was definitely set up by Snape, a level specifically designed to guard against him!
At the end of the Third Floor Corridor, the growling of the Fluffy, gradually subsided.
With his Supernatural Mode, combined with his natural physical attributes and the agility boost from the agility potion, Fluffy ' bites and attacks couldn't even touch Tom.
Instead, Tom's meticulous planning backfired, causing him to hit himself twice, with Tom targeting his weak points as he struck.
The abdomen, joints, and nose are actually quite vulnerable, but they are too close to that gaping maw, making it too dangerous.
After being hit a few times, Fluffy learned his lesson. He curled up into a ball and kept spinning around, always making sure he was facing Tom directly so he could react as quickly as possible.
Tom wasn't going to drag this out any longer; ten minutes in the Transcendental State would earn him one hundred credits, and the drug's effects would eventually expire.
If the medication expires, he might get beaten up by Fluffy, and that would be a real mess.
So when his attempt to exploit weaknesses failed, he immediately changed tactics. He kicked off the wall, used the momentum to leap onto Fluffy ' back, and in a few steps jumped to the leftmost head, where he began to pound on him.
The Three-headed Dog share sensation; if one head suffers, the other two heads will also feel the pain.
Fluffy had a big head and a thick neck, so the other two heads couldn't touch Tom at all. The narrow terrain also limited the range of his swing, making it impossible to shake Tom off his head.
Tom punched the same spot repeatedly, and soon, the left side of his head went blank.