Big Boss In The Harry Potter World

Krum was now annoyed, not just with Solim, but with himself. He was actually beaten by a wizard who was several years younger than him, and in full view of everyone. This is completely humiliating for a person like Krum. He has never been so embarrassed. Moreover, he was the one who started the matter in the first place. He took the initiative to come to the door to find trouble, and then was punished instead. This became a joke.

Krum was actually restrained at first, but now he has gotten a little carried away. He knew that he would lose if he continued like this. Now Krum no longer cared about things like proportion. Now he just wanted to win this duel.

"Shattered to pieces!" Krum gave up his defense, blocked himself in front of him with his arm without a staff, and forcefully ate the Solim-Petrification Curse. This was the opportunity Krum had been waiting for. The disarming curse and the stun curse obviously couldn't If he touches it, then the petrification spell that will not make him lose his combat effectiveness immediately becomes Krum's only option to open up the situation.

Solim's reaction was very fast. Under the influence of the deflection spell, Krum's crushing spell hit the wall on the side of the auditorium, and also blew up several chandeliers used to hold candles.

Now Solim's magic power is very strong. Even though Solim did not devote 100% of his energy to deal with this so-called "duel", his petrification spell still made Krum lie straight on the ground.

To be on the safe side, Solim added another petrification spell. Now Krum is completely done with it.

Only then did Solim have time to look at the impact of Krum's crushing curse: there was no obvious damage to the wall. After all, Hogwarts was full of protective magic, but a few candle hangings fell down. The stage fell and injured several students who were watching the fun. It doesn't look like anything serious.

Turning to Krum.

"You really don't know the importance." Solim lowered his head and looked at Krum, who could not move. The only thing that could move in his body now was his eyeballs, although under the influence of the petrification spell, he could not make facial expressions. , but this did not prevent Solim from seeing his dissatisfaction from his eyes.

After picking his ears, Solim flicked his little finger. Then a foot stepped on Krum's chest unceremoniously.

"That's it? At your level, you're trying to learn how to duel?"

To be fair, Krum is really not bad, after all, he is pretty good at using the silent spells. But that also depends on who you compare with. Compared with ordinary students, Krum is indeed very good, but for someone like Solim who has actually experienced actual combat, seen blood on his hands, and faced real crises, Krum, these are just showpieces. Solim's first disarming spell can actually be avoided, but Krum recklessly blocked it with a protective spell. Any wizard who has experienced actual combat will tell you: Never use a curse that can be avoided. , unless you have already planned your next actions, don't blindly accept spells that you could have avoided.

Krum was inexperienced, or he underestimated Solim. In short, he used a protective spell to block the disarming spell that could have been avoided, but the result was that he no longer had a chance to attack, and he could only defend constantly. The curse from Solim until he was knocked down by Solim.

In a duel between wizards, it is crucial to take the initiative. The wizard who takes the initiative will be more at ease, while a passive one like Krum can only adopt a defensive posture and wait for opportunities, but if the opportunity is lost, he can try to get it back again. It's not that easy. This time Krum had to force Solim's petrification spell in exchange for the opportunity to attack. But what if this is a life-and-death battle? What if Solim shoots a fatal curse?

Krum attacked rashly without knowing the details of his opponent, nor did he correct his mentality during the duel, so he failed without any doubt.

Krum, who could not move, was trampled under Solim's feet, which made many people's jaws drop. That's especially true for Klum's female fans.

"You're a brainless idiot who doesn't know you've been used as a gunman, but that's your problem." Solim looked condescendingly at Krum's angry eyes, "Although the so-called

The 'Duel' is less formal, but you still lose. Since you lose, you have to pay the price. "

Although Krum couldn't move, his ears still worked well, and his original anger and unwillingness were gradually replaced by uneasiness.

"Don't think too much." Solim said softly: "Although you don't know the severity, I know it. I won't make it difficult for you. You and your idiot fans don't come to trouble me in the future. If you agree, go up. look.

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Krum was not the kind of person who couldn't afford to lose. After calming down, he knew he had no choice.

After Solim lifted Krum's petrification spell, Krum's first words were somewhat beyond Solim's expectations:

"I can only promise that I will not cause trouble for you in the future..." Krum then glanced aside, "Those people have nothing to do with me."

Klum was referring to his fans. I don’t know how those stupid fans would feel after hearing Klum’s words.

"Don't tell me this." Solim said unceremoniously, "I really don't believe that your idiot fans are innocent in this matter. Since you are a public figure, you must have a public figure." Be conscious and don't just say it has nothing to do with you whenever you cause any trouble."

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Krum wanted to refute, but having lost the duel, he was no longer qualified to bargain. He lost the duel. Anyone with eyes could see it, but seeing it was one thing, and whether he could accept it was another.

Krum himself can't accept this fact, let alone his idiot fans. The happiest people in the room right now should be the Weasley brothers. Krum's idiotic fans have made them a lot of money in vain. They are now discussing in the corner whether to kill these fanatical and unreasonable fans in the future. groups also incorporate their money-making goals

After all, what happened today allowed the Weasley brothers to see what the "fan effect" is.

Before Krum could speak, some senior girls began to make excuses for Krum's failure. However, just when they were about to rush over to comfort Krum, the door of the auditorium was violently opened. .

"What on earth happened here!" A sinister voice sounded at the door.

"Why are you stranded in the Great Hall instead of going back to your respective lounges?" Professor McGonagall's voice was as distinguishable as Snape's.

The students who were watching the excitement turned to look at the door. Professor McGonagall was looking at the students with a serious face. Snape was not looking at him. He was using the dead face that the students were very familiar with. .