Everyday Players at Hogwarts

Chapter 795 Ron who was broken up

In theory.

Harry was the first to find the aquatic magical creature that protected the badge, which should be very exciting.

Arthur Weasley, who was Harry's father-in-law and the commentator, should be even more excited.

But he was just like the audience in the stands, and his excitement was only superficial.

"Haha, Harry is really amazing! We finally know that the first magical creature is the Kelpie."

The reason why they behaved like this was because

Harry had almost no movements from taking the potion, entering the water, to finding the magical creature.

Pale eyes and skin, black hair like water grass, and the stiff performance of drifting with the current.

Those who didn't know would think he was a dead body caught in the undercurrent in the water.

If Harry hadn't occasionally paddled his arms a few times on the way, it would have been even more creepy.

But even so, Ginny cheered.

And Neville, Draco, Anthony and others.

However, Ron was the only one missing.

The person who should have cheered first.

At this moment, he was holding a piece of parchment in his hand.

His complexion was even paler than Harry in the water.

Dumbledore was keenly aware of something wrong, and he pressed the "earphone" to temporarily turn it off.

He lowered his head and asked, "What's wrong, kid?"

"Nothing?" Ron shook his head repeatedly.

Time went back to 10 minutes ago.

At that time, Dumbledore was still focusing on Harry.

Terry, who was next to Ron, handed over a letter, "Here, this is a letter from Lavender."

Ron immediately put down the fried chicken leg in his hand, wiped the oil on his robe, and opened the letter.

Hey, Ron

I'm writing just to say that you are an irresponsible, childish, lazy, perverted bastard! I really don't know how you think you're good. Haven't you heard what Parvati and Sybil say about you? Well, if you say no, or don't care. I'm not surprised, because that's you. Arrogant and conceited, stupid and ignorant, you are nothing but a pathetic loser. You live by the glory of your friends, such as Harry. You greedily attribute the glory to yourself. I feel sorry for your mother. Because she is the only woman who wants to be with you no matter what. Don't talk about Ginny, she is with Harry. The best thing for me so far this year is that I finally see you clearly.

Your ex-girlfriend Lavender Brown

Ron was stunned. There was not a word about breaking up in the whole letter, but it was talking about breaking up everywhere.

That ex-girlfriend made Ron confused on the spot.

So now, even if Harry used a wonderful Transfiguration spell to turn water into a ball fish.

Use it to attract the horse-shaped water monster and get the badge, Ron is still indifferent.

"Great! Harry got his first badge!

The badge of Hogwarts!

Surpassed the other two warriors who entered the water first!

We can also see from the pile of water grass that just flashed by that there are still two badges left after Harry took the badge.

This shows that one of the two badges Dracula got is from Hogwarts.

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It's wonderful! Krum just showed a strange scene!

In just a dozen seconds, he released a series of extraction spells on the Grindylows hiding in the water grass!

Escaped their pursuit.

Wait! What's in front? Murlocs? Are they also magical creatures?" Weasley became stuttering halfway through his explanation.

Not only because he said mermaids were merpeople.

It's also because, although mermaids, like centaurs, rejected the status of "humans" and chose the identity of "beasts" in order not to share the same identity with hags and vampires.

But in the unspoken rules, they still belong to "humans".

And now, there is a huge rock not far from Krum.

It is inlaid with three badges of Castrubshe.

A group of mermaids with spears, iron-gray skin, dark green hair, yellow teeth and eyes, and thick silver fishtails were around.

If they were really the magical aquatic creatures guarding the badges in this game.

This undoubtedly involves racial discrimination.

A very serious one.

Worse than calling someone a mudblood.

After all, mermaids are another magical race (most people in the magic world don't know that mermaids are transformed from humans, and those who know regard this as nonsense). They are not like punk-blood wizards and half-blood wizards who can compete with them for jobs. Logically, they are of the same origin.

There are most sympathetic wizards who can lavish their overflowing sympathy on these magical races.

And this is a live broadcast across Europe.

If it were only in the UK, there would still be more conservative forces.

At most, it would be criticized.

But in all of Europe, the International Confederation of Wizards would probably speak out.

Krum didn't know this.

As they approached the rocks, many rough stone dwellings, speckled with algae, hidden in the waterweed were revealed.

Some of the dwellings had gardens around them.

Some had a small greenlodi tied to the door.

Mermen emerged from all directions, looking at Krum curiously, sizing up his dignity, a great white shark that would never appear in fresh water.

Krum's right arm tightly grasped his wand, not knowing what to do.

Until a seven-foot-tall mermaid with a long green beard and a short necklace made of shark teeth swam over, the mermaids dispersed.

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He said to Krum in a hoarse, low voice: "Hello, the champion of the competition. You have passed the level guarded by the magical creatures - the group of Grindylows. Next, you just need to take your badge."

Krum waved his wand and pointed it at himself.

Then, the next second, Krum coughed and actually spoke, "Then why are you here?"

The mermaid blinked, "To appear on camera.

According to Dumbledore, this competition is watched by wizards from all over Europe and even the entire wizarding world.

I think it might be a good thing for them to understand our culture."

Then the mermaid led Krum to the huge rock.

The surrounding mermaids saluted immediately after seeing it, and then dispersed, revealing a road.

Krum approached and found that it was a rough statue: a big mermaid carved out of a huge stone.

The rock he saw was the tail of the stone mermaid.

Outside the maze, Mr. Weasley, who had not received any response from other judges, especially Dumbledore, breathed a sigh of relief, "Very good. It was just a false alarm.

Those mermaids are not magical creatures guarding the badge.

Great!

I mean, how can they be magical creatures? They are obviously human!

But we also know one thing.

Where did the second badge in Dracula's hand come from, and which school did it belong to.

At the moment, only Elvas of Kastrupshe has not received the badge.

Let's wait and see."

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