hogwarts blast

According to the competition format of this Triwizard Tournament, the Warriors' score in the first event is a maximum of 100 points.

Seventy percent of it comes from the number of golden eggs obtained, and the remaining 30% is the judges' score.

Considering the difficulty of the project, out of the 70 points evaluated based on the number of golden eggs, generally speaking, as long as the warriors get one golden egg, they can get 40 basic points.

If you can get two or more, you're on your way to sixty points.

Those like Hannah and Hermione who had all three golden eggs in their arms deserved full marks in this part.

After that, it’s the judges’ scoring.

Based on the performance of the players on the field, the judges can give scores from 0 to 10.

There are a total of six referees present. After removing Kyle, who has no scoring authority, and removing the lowest score and the highest score, there are only three referees whose scores are valid.

The total score just adds up to 30, so there is no need to spend extra time calculating the player's final score based on weights.

Madame Maxime raised her wand into the air, and a long silver ribbon-like thing spurted out from the wand, twisting to form a large number "10".

Dumbledore, Crouch, and Bagman also gave their scores, all of which were full marks.

At this time, Karkaroff raised his wand. He paused for a moment, and then a number - "7" - came out of his wand.

Even though they knew that Karkaroff's score was among the lowest scores that would be removed, all the audience members except the Durmstrang students were still shocked by his shamelessness.

Lee Jordan became even more angry and loud, "Oh, I just discovered that a blind man can also be a referee?"

In the end, both Hermione and Hannah scored 100 points in the first event, instantly surpassing the two Durmstrang warriors from the previous group by more than 20 points.

After the two of them, the third group of Cedric and Penelo appeared.

There is really no suspense in this scene.

Cedric and Penello followed the tactics adopted by Hannah and Hermione in the previous game.

First, send off Beauxbatons and Durmstrang's warriors, and then challenge the fire dragon.

Penello's melting escape spell and boiling escape spell in one hand beat the fire dragon until he couldn't take care of himself.

Cedric's Orochi-style magic quickly sent the soul of the fire dragon on its way to the underworld.

The staff at the Romanian Dragon Farm, who were responsible for providing fire dragons for the Triwizard Tournament, almost fainted in the toilet from crying.

According to their original calculations, a group of teenage warriors would not be that capable of slaying a dragon, and they might even let the fire dragon chase them all over the place.

Therefore, they can not only earn a lot of rent by renting out the fire dragon, but the fire dragon will not be damaged at all. At most, the warriors' spell will knock off a few scales.

Who would have thought that in just two games, they would have lost six fire dragons.

Fortunately, Barty and Ludo, two people from the British Ministry of Magic, promised that the British Ministry of Magic would compensate them for the fire dragon's money, and they stopped crying.

Anyway, they don't have to pay for the compensation. The Ministry of Magic pays for it, so it should be Fudge who feels distressed.

And when the money passes through their hands, they might also be able to get some help.

After Cedric and Penello also scored full marks, only the fourth group of Beauxbatons and Durmstrang remained.

These two groups of warriors finally brought the game back to what it should be - the warriors letting the fire dragons chase them all over the floor.

After struggling for twenty minutes, the four warriors came off the field bruised and bruised.

After all four rounds of competition ended, the rankings of the first event were also freshly released.

The four warriors of Hogwarts took the top spot with a perfect score of 100 points.

After that, there were the two players who formed the team of Durmstrang and Krum, and they shared three golden eggs equally.

Next are those players who performed mediocrely and only got one golden egg.

The fourth group of warriors from Durmstrang and Beauxbatons, as well as Harry from Hogwarts are all at this level.

These are barely on the passing line.

At the bottom of the list are those contestants who didn't catch a single golden egg. In the second and third rounds, the eight warriors who were sent out immediately by the four villains of Hogwarts all belong to this group.

batch.

Apart from them, there were Ron, Draco and Krum in the first round.

Ron and Draco's scores were slightly higher than them. After all, they could be regarded as standing on the field until the last moment, instead of being sent off in the first half minute.

So the score they got from the judges, uh...

Ten points more than the average score of others.

It’s pretty good, at least it’s not at the bottom.

When the last batch of warriors came back from reporting to Madam Pomfrey, all the warriors were called back to the warriors' lounge where they were before entering the arena.

"You all did a good job!" said Ludo Bagman, who walked in with cheerful steps and looked very happy.

If he's unhappy, there's something wrong with him.

As a gambler whose nature is hard to change, he opened another betting market in this game, but this time he learned from the experience and went to the Little Devil for advice before opening the betting market.

Kyle generously gave him the names of the four warriors and told him that these four would win.

With the outcome predicted in advance, Ludo would be screwed if he still lost money on his bet.

In the first event, four dragon-slaying warriors suddenly appeared. This was something that no one expected.

Ludo not only opened the betting market himself, he also went to place bets on other people's betting markets. He spent all his money on betting that these four warriors would tie for first place, and even made a lot of money.

Of course, he very wisely gave 40% of the money he earned to the little devil, and the other 40% was used to repay the debts owed to the fathers, and the last 20% was his own.

"Okay, I only have a few words to say." Ludo restrained his inner ecstasy, "The second project will start at 9:30 am on February 24 next year. Before that, you can take a long rest.

time."

As he spoke, he took back the golden eggs from the hands of the warriors who had many and distributed them to those who failed to win the golden eggs.

"But we have to leave some questions for you to consider. Look down at the golden eggs in your hands. Do you see the seams there?"

"They can be opened. Inside are clues about the second project. Are they all clear?"

The warriors nodded one after another.

"Okay, if there's no problem, you can leave."