Harry Potter: Sacrifice of Creation

I didn't know the specifics before, but now it seems that it has worked.

After both principals had finished their spells, Turners thought that this was the end of the matter, and the next thing was to eat, then go back to their respective rest areas and get some rest.

After such a toss, the time is not early, and the next thing is to have time for the students of the three schools to communicate, and there is no need to delay time here.

It's just that what I didn't expect was that Karkaroff, the principal of Durmstram, would give such a chance to give Turners a chance to show his face in front of all the students.

"Since this student wants to behave so much, then let's take a look at how you cracked Dumbledore's age line, and let our Durmstrang students get acquainted with the 'genius' from Hogwarts!"

In the face of Karkaroff's request, he was originally at Dumbledore's request, and he came here to show off the muscles of Hogwarts, how could he retreat!

Besides, such an opportunity to be in the limelight, Turners also wants to see how many little fans he will add after this time.

"There's no problem with this, since Principal Karkaroff wants to see what I'm capable of, then I'll be ugly. With that, he stood up, stepped over the bench, and came to the teacher's seat.

Karkaroff didn't expect that a little student would be so rigid, he just said a few words, and Turners came straight up without the slightest hesitation.

This made his face a little ugly, but this was originally what he proposed, and he didn't know what to say, so he could only say stiffly: "Then this gentleman is going to be faster, and the other students are still waiting for dinner." "

Turners glanced up at Karkarov, who had already sat back in the teacher's seat, and said very flatly: "Don't worry, it won't take more than ten minutes." "

Turner's words obviously meant something, but if he continued to entangle with a student, he would only be laughed at in the end, and he could only swallow this sulking silently.

Looking at Turner's performance, many Hogwarts teachers and students gave him a big thumbs up and praised his performance, which is really Turner!

Ron: In the Gryffindor seats below, they all looked at Turner in front of them excitedly, with smiles on their faces, like a blooming chrysanthemum.

George and Fred were even more coaxing below, although a little out of grace, but at this time, there was no professor to stop them.

Even Professor McGonagall, who is very fair and even iron-faced and selfless, sits silently in the teacher's seat without the slightest intention of making a sound.

In the end, Dumbledore couldn't stand it anymore and stopped George with his eyes, but there was a hint of reproach in the smile in his eyes.

Turners came to the Goblet of Fire, looked at the magic inscriptions under his feet, and just glanced at it, he could already roughly see what magic inscriptions were contained in this magic.

After figuring out a solution, Turners began to move.

Unlike waving his wand and carving magic inscriptions on the ground, Turners directly formed a bearing in the air, and began to carve magic inscriptions with a wave of his hands.

This scene brought everyone present an incomparable visual enjoyment, and the magic inscriptions that appeared one by one under Turner's hands made everyone see the charm of melee magic.

Of course, then there was shock.

It's not like they haven't seen Karkaroff perform melee magic before.

It was the efforts of Durmstrang that finally recreated that part of the melee magic.

But now?

In the hands of Turner, it was so easy to realize the difficult spell casting process of Karkaroff, the headmaster.

Moreover, they could clearly see that Turner's spell casting was not only easier, but also more skillful.

Compared to Turner, the melee magic that Karkaroff just demonstrated was the same as a monkey show.

This made Karkaroff's face change all of a sudden, completely gloomy, his face was as black as the bottom of the pot, and the aura of the whole person changed very obviously, so that everyone could feel that he was in an unhappy mood at this time.

It's just that this has nothing to do with Turner, and he is not a student of Durmstrand, and his status as the principal can't put any pressure on Turner, as for the rest, to be honest, none of them are in Turner's eyes.

Even if he is strong, he is just a great magician, and if he really fights, he may not be Snape's opponent.

Although Turners can't beat him, it's impossible for Karkaroff to teach him a lesson here!

When Dumbledore was a vegetarian, wasn't there still an academy head!

Turner didn't panic at all, the magic inscription in his hand had been carved, and after a flash of light, a rune array that completely enveloped Karkaroff's previous inscription took shape.

After a burst of light, the inscription carved by Karkaroff was parsed little by little by Turner's analytical magic, and as the analysis continued, Turner began to crack his nondescript magic.

I have to say that Durmstrang still has something, although they don't have a complete magic heritage, but they have found a different way, combining melee magic with the existing rule magic system.

The use of melee magic casts spells from the existing rules magic system.

This magic inscription is actually similar to Dumbledore's magic, or the same magic, but in a different way.

Due to its particularity, and even the power it casts, melee magic is more harsh than Dumbledore's age line, and the punishment mechanism is also more intense.

Once someone tries to crack this magic, they will be attacked by magic, and the light ones will suffer from skin and flesh, and the worst ones will even have to undergo some treatment due to magical disorders.

Turners has to say that this Karkaroff is really ruthless.

If it weren't for him, who could understand the inscription of this magic, other wizards who were not adults would definitely have their heads broken if they wanted to vote through other means.

Turners looked at Karkaroff meaningfully and pursed his lips with some disdain.