Harry Regains the Upper Hand

Draco wasn't the only smart person.

After using the Exploding Charm on both Ilvas and Krum to resolve the key issue.

Soon, most of the students in the stands also noticed Harry's mistake.

Even Ron was the same.

However, Ron relied on real-time editing from a mid-air screen.

On the screen, after Harry breaks all the keys, the stone platform stops moving.

The camera also focused on the faces of Krum and Ilvas.

The video vividly portrays the transformation of the two people's expressions from worry to relief.

Furthermore, during the two's challenge, a close-up shot was given of the explosion of the Exploding Charm Spell.

Ron couldn't help but see it.

Mr. Weasley, who was both the referee and the commentator, was also very anxious.

People have varying degrees of closeness and distance.

When he saw his son-in-law make a mistake, he really wanted to point it out, and he did so by explaining it to him.

But as a referee, he couldn't do that in order to be fair.

At the same time, he also felt a little depressed.

This competition was supposed to be very exciting.

The fire dragon flew with its eyes closed under the Champion's guidance, which was bound to cause many problems.

Even if the Champion solve the riddle quickly, their synergy with the Fire Dragon can only remain superficial.

Fire dragons cannot fly in the Forbidden Forest.

Therefore, according to normal expectations, the Champion themselves would fall several times.

Then the camera focuses on the Champion' terrified expressions.

The ratings didn't skyrocket.

I'm a little embarrassed.

But as a referee, he was hoping the Champion would get knocked out a few more times.

This would increase the excitement of the show and boost the Ministry of Magic's revenue from the Triwizard Tournament.

But now, Harry has broken the magic that the judges thought no one could ever break.

Dracula, for reasons unknown, managed to keep her fire dragon unaffected.

Krum and Ilvas have been playing steadily and cautiously.

Although the speed was slow, there were no mistakes.

The next step is with magic traps.

Harry also directly exposed the method.

The possibility of Ilvas and Krum, who were riding smaller fire dragons, falling from the sky was also eliminated by the magic trap.

It's a real shame; it seems only Ilvas dropped once in this match.

It's unlikely that this will happen again.

Especially in this situation.

Moreover, in the competition, Dracula is a sure thing to take first place, and Harry's chances of coming in second are gradually shifting.

It has become chaotic and unpredictable.

"Miss Dracula is still in the lead."

She has arrived at the second stone platform.

Brilliant! A simple Binding Spell plus Exploding Charm.

She hardly lingered in one place.

Ilvas returned to third place.

Krum is back for the last time.

"Wait, what is Harry doing?" The commentator's words drew everyone's attention back to Harry.

He drew his wand, pointed it at the point where the fire dragon connected to himself, and roared, "Protego!"

Moreover, this voice is not Harry's original voice at all.

His voice just now sounded deep and resonant.

It was like a thunderclap flashing across the sky.

It was like the thunderous sound of a boulder falling from a mountaintop.

His spells seemed to have become more powerful.

Logically speaking, the invisible vertical wall emitted a blue light and briefly appeared in front of everyone.

Professor Flitwick, sitting at the front of the group of Ravenclaw students, couldn't help but mutter to himself, "Protego Maxima?"

Wrong"

The Protego is a perfect spell that combines defense and counterattack.

At the moment of chanting the incantation, an invisible wall is built around oneself to launch a counterattack against the attacker.

Its effect is not simply defense.

At the moment of its execution, it will also generate a strong external reaction force.

This is also why the spell was deflected.

If you are familiar with it, you can also narrow its range and trap raindrops.

Used as an umbrella.

But in any case, its essential nature lies in its invisible armor.

Logically, only Protego Maxima will this Ancient Magic reveal blue magical light and shadow when cast.

But Harry's spell and the gestures he used to cast the spell clearly pointed to the Protego.

In contrast, he seemed less concerned about Harry's description of the walls transforming into a shuttle-like shape.

The armor of the Protego does not have a specific shape.

If he wanted, he could even transform the walls created by the Protego into an armor-like shape befitting the name of the charm.

On the other side.

The Slytherin students and the surrounding Ravenclaw students all looked at Draco, who had guessed correctly several times in a row.

Because of the Champion's little tricks in this kind of game.

Even though Arthur Weasley saw it.

They won't say it.

This is for the sake of fairness in the competition.

To prevent future Champion from finding out and copying it.

"You haven't taken Defense Against the Dark Arts?"

We learned about aerodynamics in our last class, right?

And didn't you notice that Harry's speed has increased significantly?

"I think he might have found a way to overcome his weaknesses." Draco smiled mysteriously.

He indicated that he would not say any more, saying, "You will understand on your own."

Watch Harry's actions. I'm counting down to one. Three... two... one!

As Draco counted to three, the commentator's voice echoed throughout the stands again, "Harry didn't go to deal with the stone platform's trap."

He's flying! I mean, he's flying really fast!

The stone platform too!

The Hungarian Horntail were completely unaffected by the 'mud'!

But Harry couldn't break the spell!

On the screen with Ilvas and Krum, the camera focused again on their expressions.

Their expressions changed from relaxed to gloomy almost instantly.

"Haha!" Draco sneered. "Look at the expressions on Ilvas and Krum's faces!"

They clearly realized that on the final track, they couldn't let the fire dragon open its eyes again.

Because the stone platform on Harry's track, the magic on it, he cannot destroy.

That means the Veela will continue to dance.

Thus, apart from Harry and Phoebe, Krum and Ilvas were back at a disadvantage.

Unless it's within this short hour.

They were able to synchronize with their fire dragons to the point that the dragons flew at the same speed as when they opened their eyes.

"What if they were unsportsmanlike and destroyed the key on Harry's Stone?" someone asked from the side.

Draco waved his hand. "Mr. Weasley said that before."

Each Champion can only enter their own designated track.

And the goal is to hit the stone platform of the Harry circuit on your own track.

That's too far.

The fire dragon, already trembling from flying with its eyes closed, was on its own body.

The distance is approximately 150 feet.

Hit the keys that were flying around the stone platform.

And we must destroy them all.

That's practically an impossible task.

Moreover, as long as the magic of the stone platform is not destroyed, it will only maintain a horizontal speed with the Champion on its own track.

The Champion on the other tracks were at different speeds.

However, Draco didn't seem too happy.

Instead, he frowned. "The only thing that worries me now is..."

If Harry hadn't destroyed the magic on the stone.

Move to the next stone platform.

Will the ability of this air wall to freeze solidity be enhanced?

Will there be two stone platforms flying with him then?

There will be more later.

In this situation, Harry can only preserve the magic of one stone platform from being destroyed.

Only a dozen or so Veela remained.

Could their dance affect the fire dragon?