Hogwarts: Wizards Supreme

Uncontrolled magic is dangerous, and it makes Brian feel uncomfortable.

Since the Christmas holidays, he had been restraining himself from using magic on himself or others. Usually he just does some detailed exercises to help him control his magic power as quickly as possible.

But he still caused a lot of trouble.

In the Transfiguration class, he made a rabbit inflate like a balloon, and eventually filled the entire classroom. Everyone, including Professor McGonagall, was squeezed against the walls and windows, and the hand holding the wand could not wave. .

In the end, Brian controlled himself and allowed the rabbit to return to its original state. However, the tables and chairs in the classroom were crushed, and the students were almost squashed, rubbing their cheeks in horror.

Brian was deducted for the first time in his Transfiguration class and was given extra homework by an angry Professor McGonagall. She felt that Brian was deliberately causing trouble because he seemed to transform back into a rabbit easily.

In Potions class, Brian did the same thing as Neville - burned his own cauldron into a twisted mess. This made Snape look at him suspiciously for a long time, as if he was wondering if he had been transferred.

Because of Brian's unexpected "rescue", Neville was saved from being deducted points and locked up again. He burst into tears as if he had seen his savior, with a look of relief in his eyes.

Of course, there was only one escape. When Neville made the potion he brewed gush out like a fountain in the next Potions class, he still did not escape the fate of being imprisoned.

In the Charms class, Brian was hesitant to cast spells on his partner. In the end, he almost failed to complete the class task, making Professor Flitwick suspicious.

Brian's behavior is really weird. He has always performed well in class and made too many mistakes. People can't help but wonder if something bad has happened to him, or if he has been replaced by evil hands. .

To this end, Harry secretly checked several times on his Marauder's Map to confirm...well, to confirm that there was really no Brian on the Marauder's Map.

Well, Harry was used to it. Last semester, he and Hermione tried to follow Brian, but failed to catch him. Brian seems to be able to make the Marauder's Map fail on him, but that in turn means he's real.

However, rumors gradually spread in Hogwarts, and Brian's young fans firmly believed that he had been emotionally hurt and had his feelings played by ruthless girls. Next, Brian received a large pile of love letters, and there were many little witches chasing him to confess their love to him, hoping that this would cheer him up.

He had to hide his tracks even more to avoid being blocked by a group of people.

Daphne became a popular figure, but she still went her own way, because she knew that Brian would not care about it, and what she saw was real. She is like a noble and dazzling pearl, which makes some little witches envious and jealous.

She has been working very hard recently. Every night, after finishing her heavy homework, she takes a lot of time to practice spells and actively asks Brian for knowledge. Stimulated by Daphne, Draco reluctantly turned over and learned a few more spells from Brian.

This surge in magic power made Brian a little troubled. The increase in magic power exceeded his expectations. Now he only dares to use some small magic, and he has to be wary of losing control of his magic power. At present, he can only focus more on Legilimency, a curse that is not easy to lose control.

Over the past few days, his wandless spellcasting level has successfully exceeded the mastery level, but currently this is of little use.

Brian feels that judging from this trend, it will be a bit difficult for him to control the magic power before the arrival of the second project.

As time gradually passed, various rumors subsided, and the second event of the Triwizard Tournament was getting closer.

The three warriors gathered again to discuss a specific plan of action.

They have figured out the map in the golden egg, and they have firmly remembered where they should go, but the question is how to do it.

"If three people are together, one hour is not enough. They can go to two places at most." Cedric said, "So, we must act separately."

"Can you all move freely in the water now?" Brian nodded.

"I know the head-soaking spell." Cedric nodded.

"I bought gillyweed," Harry said. Apparently, knowing what he was going to do, the lazy villain regained the upper hand and let him choose the easiest option.

"Then, we have two options. The first is for the three of us to go find our own treasures. The second is to divide into two teams, and I will be in one group..." Brian pointed to himself, "Then you two will be in a group. "

Cedric and Harry looked at each other with a stubborn look in their eyes, and they said in unison: "The first choice!"

Brian nodded, not surprised. When the two warriors are young and passionate, they always want to prove themselves and surpass each other, not to mention they are love rivals... No, it is Harry's unilateral hostility...

"Then, remember the position represented by each golden egg, and it will be up to each other to see their performance." Brian said, "After you find your own things, just send them back first. If someone encounters difficulties, go and help."

Harry nodded and pursed his lips nervously, looking eager to try.

Cedric grinned, his eyes shining with confidence.

"Then, we have to consider another thing..." Brian paused and said, "The possibility of someone blocking the road. Although this may be small, we must be prepared in advance."

"You mean, there might be a team stopping us?" Harry looked a little surprised, "But we don't have enough time..."

Cedric frowned thoughtfully.

"Yes, but..." Brian said softly, "This possibility cannot be ruled out. For example, someone completed their mission ahead of schedule and decided to stop people from other teams..."

"So it's better to have a plan," Cedric agreed, "just in case."

"In that case, we have to be on guard against people from other teams..." Harry nodded.

The three of them discussed for a while and exchanged some magic spells that had good effects underwater, and then they were ready to go back.

"Actually, we still have a great advantage," Brian smiled while packing his things. "After all, last semester, we learned a lot about aquatic magical creatures and how to deal with them in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class. This time Very useful.”

"Yes, Professor Lupine is a good professor." Harry looked at Brian with some resentment.

"There's nothing we can do about it. The Defense Against the Dark Arts professor can only stay at Hogwarts for one year. Isn't this common sense?" Brian said with a smile. "It's actually pretty good that Professor Lupine escaped unscathed. ."

"Is there such common sense?" Cedric asked dumbfounded.

Harry shook his head with a wry smile.

After the two left, Brian took out the Marauder's Map and monitored Moody's situation. He's been doing it these days.

At this time, the little black dot representing Alastor Moody was staying in his office.

"So, he is indeed not Barty Crouch Jr., so he is pretending to be Mr. Crouch." Brian narrowed his eyes.

At least for so many days, he had never found any trace of Barty Crouch Jr. in Hogwarts, and Mr. Crouch's behavior was indeed too "normal".

"You know, according to the development of the original work, by this time Mr. Crouch had begun to resist the Imperius Curse and had to pretend to be seriously ill or even disappear."

Brian thought seriously: "So, what impact will this development have on the plot?"

"It doesn't seem to matter? Perhaps Crouch is just trying to protect himself? After all, I'm in Hogwarts..." Brian frowned.

"But the unknown is more fascinating." Brian smiled. He desires surprising developments more than the known future.

"Hopefully I won't take it off." He joked to himself.

With this thought in mind, he put away the Marauder's Map, got up and walked out of the classroom.