Harry Potter and the Legend of the Temple

"Are you also interested in Quidditch?"

It had been nearly half an hour since the dinner started, and Klum finally got away from the two fanatical fans. What attracted them now was the unique meat of Northern Europe.

Krum walked to Qiu Chang who was alone and found that the Asian girl was holding a book "History of European Quidditch" in her hand.

"Victor Krum, I know you."

Qiu Zhang didn't even raise her head. She was pressing the book with one hand and stuffing food into her mouth with the other hand.

"The youngest national seeker in the world, he led the Bulgarian team to the World Cup finals at the age of sixteen."

"Your successful life cannot be replicated, but equally, I have no interest in you."

She immediately issued an eviction order and did not raise her head from the beginning to the end, which frustrated Krum who was originally surrounded by little girls.

"What happened? Did you encounter Waterloo?"

Louis, who was sitting opposite them, saw Krum in this situation for the first time, but it was very similar to the original plot. Hermione also hated Krum at first, a big muscular man who only knew Quidditch. .

"Are all the girls at Hogwarts like this?" Krum asked Louis as he approached her. The girl he was usually afraid of avoiding now approached him on his own initiative, only to receive a cold face from her.

"It's okay, maybe you're not her type." Louis spread his hands. Qiu Zhang is a smart girl. As a recognized goddess in the school, there are naturally many boys pursuing her.

And she is only interested in Quidditch itself. She is not crazy about pursuing stars like others. Of course, if it had been her best friend Margaret, she would have gone up to her.

"Then I really need to get in touch."

Qiu Zhang's attitude only aroused Krum's desire to win.

"Is this really okay with you?"

Astoria is a little worried, as Louis' attitude seems to be supporting Krum's pursuit of Cho Chang.

"I just gave him a push. Whether it succeeds or not depends on him." Louis shook Astoria's hand, "And only time can determine the specific outcome."

"Um."

Astoria nodded. She and Louis were not like this at the beginning. From the beginning, they didn't like him until he risked his life to come to the secret room to save him. She was the first person she saw when she opened her eyes in the secret room two years ago. She would never forget the anxious look in Louis' eyes.

Later, he was forced to use the Patronus Charm for her, drove away the dementors who were about to attack her, and ran around for her curse.

She had always known how much pressure the boy was under, so the help she could give him was to silently support him.

The banquet continues, and Durmstrang's traditional acrobatics show is always so popular that the school even has a dedicated acrobatic team. They held fire sticks and spit out a giant dragon-shaped flame in the air, which circled around and formed a huge ring of flames. Several Durmstrang students jumped up from the ground and accurately drilled through the ring, which was no less thrilling than a Quidditch match.

However, what surprised Louis was that there was no ghost in Durmstrang. During the entire banquet, there were basically no ghosts. For this reason, he specifically asked Krum to confirm. Krum answered him in a strange tone:

"Why would a ghost want to live with a wizard?"

This is also a good explanation. According to Victor Krum's oral account, the battle between ghosts and wizards took place on a small island in northern Norway. Therefore, the relationship between wizards and ghosts in Northern Europe was not particularly harmonious and even somewhat disgusting. .

“We once had a class dedicated to the study of ghosts, but it was boycotted by parents,” Klum explained. “Then it was abandoned, and no one in the school ever mentioned the word ghost.”

Ghosts seemed to be taboo creatures for Nordic wizards, and Lewis did not continue to delve into this issue. The welcome banquet at the summer school didn't last long. After the acrobatic performance, Katesade had already stood up.

He announced that the banquet was over and that all summer school classes would begin in three days.

The students dispersed from the door one after another, and Krum volunteered to lead everyone in Hogwarts to visit the school, and by the way, he took his good brother with him.

Lewis was naturally willing, but they didn't take a few steps when they found Dumbledore already standing at the door.

"Hello, don't be nervous, I just came to see Lewis to talk about something."

Dumbledore had a kind face and stopped everyone who was about to leave.

"Deng...Professor Dumbledore."

Colin was still a little nervous when he saw the principal in front of him and didn't know what to say.

"Excuse me, Victor."

Dumbledore smiled at a few people, and Krum understood. In front of this big wizard, his expression was extremely serious.

Krum left with a few people, and Astoria reluctantly looked at Louis behind her.

"professor?"

Lewis didn't know why Dumbledore came to him, but the old man seemed to have a purpose.

"When are you free? Go somewhere with me."

"Where to?"

"You'll find out later."

He stretched out a hand and stood in front of Louis. This was the signal for disembodiment, which he had become accustomed to.

Durmstrang itself does not have too many restrictions on space magic, especially for a top wizard like Dumbledore.

After a strong feeling of space squeezing, Lewis was suddenly awakened by a gust of cool wind.

"Ah sneeze!"

The wind here is stronger than the isolated island I have been to before, and the waves are beating against the rock walls. Louis holds his forehead and looks at the towering buildings in front of him.

It was a four-cornered high-rise building, surrounded by a large sea, with a large broken horn on top.

Louis found that there was hardly much room to stand, and walked a little further to the entrance of the building.

"Professor Dumbledore?"

The old man with the white beard just stood in front of him thoughtfully. He seemed to have some inner resistance to this place. Louis didn't know why, but there were places in the world that this top white wizard didn't dare to go.

"I haven't been to this place for more than 50 years. It's been so long and it still hasn't changed."

Dumbledore seemed to be talking to himself. He spent a long time mentally building up and took a deep breath.

"Excuse me, Professor, where exactly is this place?"

Dumbledore turned his head and pointed at the entrance. Louis looked up and clearly saw a sentence engraved on it. It was a sentence that had stayed on the wall for more than fifty years. He had also been in Dem Saw on Strong's wall:

"For the greater good!"