Harry Potter: The Dragon That Sleeps

"I think I do understand what we are looking for!" Quirrell finished at a bad time. Jody almost touched the stone that contained endless secrets.

While tidying up the temporary desk he had spread out, Quirrell nodded to Master Flamel, "There is no big mistake in our inference."

"It's time to get to work."

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"...I have been to the underground palace before, and the main area of ​​the underground palace is not as beautiful as here." This was Quirrell's sigh after walking out of the studio.

The sky is gray and dark yellow, with constant thunder and lightning in the dust. The magical landscape painted on the oil paper scattered on the ground is still vivid after so many years. Jody is a little worried that he will fall into the bushes when he steps on it.

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Looking through the book of prophecies in his memory, Jodi followed the crowd through the grassland where a group of moon-crazed beasts once roamed. Jodi picked up some silver eggshells in an abandoned bird's nest on one side.

Further forward, there is a water channel built with masonry structure. Going down the dry pool, there is no trace of the horse-shaped water monster anymore.

"A very clever technique, just like Joyce's map." Due to the presence of two unaware people, Quirrell did not elaborate on the Marauder's Map.

"Mr. Scamanda interpreted the structure of the elemental ring and then made an extra part to insert into it. This part is relatively independent and can attract the elements of the main magic circle for his own use.

The underground palace is Hufflepuff's workshop. We all know that the Lord is good at elemental magic. The magic of the elements is connected to the root. The purer the element, the more it will affect the state of the soul.

This should be the place Helga Hufflepuff used to help her stabilize elemental magic. Here, the adult built the elemental ring with the help of the four basic elements."

Jodi confirmed that he had listened very hard but still couldn't quite understand.

"Studying history, we can find clear documents recording the cause of Hufflepuff's death. She died from the magic backlash after the war, and her heavily elementalized body eventually collapsed..."

"Alas~" Sprout, the headmaster of the Hufflepuff branch, sighed regretfully.

"Sir, I don't quite understand." It's a student's duty to ask questions when he doesn't understand. After tugging on the sorting hat in his mind for a long time, Jody confirmed that he still had to ask Quirrell himself if he wanted to get the answer.

Quirrell saw his raised hand and explained patiently, "I may need your help later, Jodi. Let me put it simply. The four basic elements make up the world, but once the purity of the four elements is very high, it will

Automatically begin to breed the will of the world.

In order to avoid being contaminated by world consciousness, magicians at that time were accustomed to using media to cast spells within restrictions."

"Then why do people still practice elemental magic?" Jodi raised doubts.

"To practice elemental magic, you first need a medium, and then you need to use all four series of media to create a ring of elements. However, the Shenyin era had just ended at that time, and after the rules were changed, the wizards could no longer condense the rings of elements. But in that era, the fallen

The dark creatures and evil spirits born from the gods are too powerful."

Looking up at the epics of ancient times, Quirrell was a little excited for a moment, "In that era, the first consideration was whether you could survive today, and then whether you could survive.

Hufflepuff is a very gentle person, she is not willing to watch others suffer, and she is the one with the talent and ability."

"so……"

"The underground palace is a place used to build the ring of elements. Helga did not give up her life easily. The place we are in is composed of four elemental palaces. It is the gradual collapse of these palaces that has caused the instability here. Be careful.

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Just as he was talking, everyone had already reached the edge of Scamanda's studio area.

The huge rocks flying past were like a speeding locomotive. Fortunately, those present were not ordinary people.

Professor Sprout just raised his wand, and after a flash of silver light, the huge stone disappeared.

Without time to be surprised, Jody was transfixed by what he saw.

The flowing flames formed a curtain of light at the end of the gaze. The gravel rolled by the airflow in the sky was contaminated with flames from nowhere and connected into stars like sparks of fire. They then collided with large rocks while flying at high speed.

There are huge boulders the size of hills floating around, fixed by countless golden light links. There are countless black dots in the flashing characters, fluttering their wings and flying through the gravityless hovering liquid.

"They are the Igna elves. The druids call them the descendants of the flame." Hagrid was happy to tell the curious people what those little guys were. "This kind of place can easily give birth to some elven creatures and elemental life forms."

"I guess you already know which direction we are going?" Jody's original confidence in protecting himself in the elemental storm gradually retreated, and he looked up at Quirrell.

I saw Quirrell's expression of being fascinated by this.

"The Palace of the Holy Spirit can only exist in that place, we have to fly there!"

"Me?" Professor Sprout nodded the wand in her hand and cast a questioning look. She had obviously guessed their destination from previous exchanges.

Quirrell nodded, "Excuse me."

Professor Sprout waved the wand in her hand, and earth elements were attracted from a distance and gathered into a huge lump of earth in front of her.

What's strange is that the color of this lump of soil seems to be lighter than ordinary soil, and it has a strange elasticity after adhering to each other.

The seeds sprouted in the center of the lump of soil. Tengman poked out the soil and broke the clod. Jodi thought for a moment that the spell had failed.

Unexpectedly, the green branches and leaves began to grow crazily, and after gathering together, they formed six pages of huge wings. The soil part was pinched into the shape of a disk due to the changes in magic power.

The head of a bear made of clay at the front looks nondescript.

"Come up, Jody. We have to rely on it to fly over." Quirrell said as he rushed up.

Perhaps it was because Jody had little experience. When Hagrid stepped on the floating disk with no visible wings and it sank sharply downwards, his distrust reached its peak.

"Why don't we go there on a broomstick? Mrs. Hodge said that a broomstick is the vehicle that best guarantees flight speed and spell casting requirements."

"Haha, Dumbledore once said that my trick looked terrible." Professor Sprout was not angry, he just laughed at himself.

"Professor Sprout's 'Scavenger Vine' plus the 'Earth Condensation Curse' is definitely safer than running around on a broom by yourself!" Quirrell urged, "Hurry up, Jody!"

Reluctantly, Jody jumped onto the platform, clutching Hagrid's coat tightly.

The slowly flapping vine leaf wings and octopus tentacles began to slowly squirm, and the platform jumped in the direction of flying towards the chaotic elemental storm.

"Last time you came down to the underground palace, you discussed with me about the Ring of Elements and Ravenclaw." Sprout controlled the platform to pass through a hailstorm, and the floating spell held up by Quirrell bounced off those tennis-ball-sized objects.

Bing Tuozi.

"Yes, according to historical records, if the Ring of Elements had been perfected earlier, Hufflepuff would not have died so early... Among the four founders, she was the earliest to leave, and the youngest when she left.

So I think it was Ravenclaw who completed the Circle of Elements, and I already know how she ended up completing it!"