Manticore

"But how do you explain this?" Kate asked, as though she had suddenly woken from a dream. "Fleur clearly spent all her points on buying time. Yet when the Beauxbatons students were reviewing the War Magic incantations, no one found it strange.

Only Arthur Weasley said that she hadn't bought it.

But later, when Fleur gave the order, even Arthur Weasley thought she had bought it, and he even helped remind Madame Maxime.

I'm getting confused. Did I remember it wrong?"

"Oh, you didn't notice?" Penelope, whose essential power was hypnosis, covered her mouth and giggled.

Ryan rubbed Penelope's head and looked at Kate. "All right, don't you find it strange?

Why didn't Kraken and Sphinx, faced with Fleur's immense charm, lose themselves and fall under her control?

The answer is that most of her extraordinary charm was being used for something else—an illusion ritual that deceived everyone and took effect the instant they saw her.

Its purpose was simple: everyone would think she had purchased War Magic."

"But why? Why would Fleur do that? There was no need for it," Kate questioned.

"Because it made for more padding. Ahem, I mean, Fleur was too arrogant and boasted that she would spend all the bonuses on buying time.

But on the other hand, she had finally come up with a new form by combining it with War Magic, and she really wanted to use it."

"Wait, the padding part was the truth, wasn't it?" Kate narrowed her eyes. "Did you stop time during the match?"

"Don't worry about such details!" Ryan said as he swapped out the Care of Magical Creatures in front of Harry's tunnel.

That was what friends were for!

Sure enough, after Harry's stone door opened and he stepped out, focusing on the Care of Magical Creatures