Chapter XIV: The God of Magic's Conception
"Hermione, I'm done for, you need to save me."
When Harry and Ron found Hermione in the library, she was groggy and almost asleep, but the two guys' loud shouting instantly startled her awake and simultaneously summoned Madam Pince's feather duster, which drove all three of them out together.
After being kicked out of the library, in order to cover up the fact that she had just been sleeping, Hermione spoke up first: "You can't be loud in the library, I told you that a long time ago, what on earth is the matter with you?"
"Sorry Hermione, but if you're sleepy you can go back to the dormitory or the Gryffindor common room, it's warmer there than the library."
Seeing Hermione's angry look, Harry couldn't help ending that topic and hurriedly brought up the real business.
"It's fire dragons, Hermione, the first task of the Triwizard Tournament, Hagrid took me to see them; it's simply too amazing, I really want to curse the person who threw me into the Goblet of Fire."
Fire dragons were considered the most dangerous creatures in the Wizarding World; their skin could defend against the vast majority of magic, and even the Killing Curse might not be effective on a fire dragon unless the wizard using the Killing Curse was extremely powerful.
In Romania, wanting to subdue a fire dragon required two or more dragon keepers who were proficient in various methods of dealing with fire dragons in order to subdue this terrifying creature.
Making a few underage students who had yet to graduate deal with fire dragons was indeed extremely dangerous, and even with others watching over them, a single slip-up would result in very serious injuries.
Harry pressed on: "Hermione, I remember you went to