If the Wampus Cat could understand what Ludo Bagman was saying, it would probably settle the score with him after the blizzard ended.
For a dangerous creature rated XXXXX, unless it was still a cub, it possessed relatively strong adaptability to its environment;
A blizzard like this would not have much of an effect on it. At most, it prevented it from moving as nimbly as usual.
The reason it had not taken any action was that its instincts could sense the danger hidden within this blizzard;
It was unsure what consequences would follow if it made a move. Since that was the case, it was better to find a safe place and wait.
Having completed the first task, the Champions naturally wanted to know how Wizet would pass the test.
Seeing the heavy snow in the distance, Harry suddenly understood. "So that's it... He used Aguamenti to block the dragon breath, and the evaporated water vapor could then provide the conditions for casting the Weather-Changing Charm."
"Yeah..." Draco replied casually, folding his arms. "It really does sound simple when you put it that way..."
Hearing Harry's summary and Draco's agreement, the Champions from Ilvermorny and Beauxbatons felt extremely conflicted. They wanted to defend themselves, yet had no idea how to begin.
In theory, it was indeed simply "using Aguamenti to block dragon breath" and "using the evaporated water vapor to cast a Weather-Changing Charm," but successfully carrying out that entire sequence in actual combat was far from easy.
The Beauxbatons Champion had needed to work with Ritual Magic in order to use Aguamenti to produce such a column of water;
Yet Wizet had cast an even more astonishing Aguamenti while in midair, powerful enough to withstand two streams of dragon breath;
Even now, the Beauxbatons Champion was still