hogwarts blast

The scoring standard for the second project is that as long as the hostage is rescued, a basic score of fifty points will be obtained.

The remaining fifty points are determined based on the length of time it takes the warrior to rescue people and their performance when facing danger underwater.

Although Penelo was the first warrior to emerge from the water, she relied entirely on her high mobility throughout the game to break out of the ambush of the aquatic creatures before they could react.

This makes the decision a bit difficult for the referees.

Is this considered a good performance on her part, or a poor performance?

Finally, after deliberation among the referees,

Still decided to give Penello a high score of 47 points.

When Ludo announced the decision on behalf of the referees, there was a burst of thunderous applause from the stands.

The judges' scoring order is based on the order of the warriors coming out of the water, so after Penelo, it is...

"Hermione Granger and Hannah Abbott, two warriors," Ludo continued to announce the judges' scores, "they bravely tamed the horse-shaped water monster, and they were also the second batch of warriors to return with hostages...

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In the end, both Hermione and Hannah received high scores of 44 points.

Tied for second place.

When it came to Cedric, he was originally the fourth warrior to rescue the hostages, so his score in terms of time should be slightly lower than Hannah and Hermione.

But he "tamed" the 5x level magical animal Basilisk, which is much more awesome than the 4x level horse-shaped water monster.

Although Karkaroff kept being weird and questioning how Cedric, a student who had not graduated, could tame such a dangerous animal as the basilisk.

As we all know, killing a magical animal is much more difficult than subduing it, and subduing it is even less difficult than taming it.

If you are taming a horse-shaped water monster, it is still within the understanding of normal people. After all, Mr. Newt wrote in the book that you can deal with horse-shaped water monsters by using placement spells.

But the basilisk will kill anyone it stares at.

It took Cedric ten minutes to "tame" the basilisk. Where's the trick?

Who would believe it if it’s not a shady story?

But Karkaroff's objections were completely ineffective in the face of the scoring system proposed by Kyle, so in the end the competition committee gave Cedric a high score of 46 points, allowing him to complete the ranking of Hannah and Hermione.

Go ahead.

Next came Harry and Ron.

Ron can be said to have made a great counterattack in this game. With the help of the eight-tailed cow ghost, he quickly completed his mission even with Harry being a dragster.

The final score given by the referee was Ron's 40 points.

Harry scored 37 points.

After the scores of the first six warriors came out, Karkarov's face turned extremely dark.

Madame Maxime's face also didn't look very good.

Hogwarts directly monopolized the top six places in the second project,

Coupled with the perfect scores of their top four warriors in the first event...

The first, second and third place finishes were all taken care of by Hogwarts.

They are still having fun!

They originally thought that there was only one Kyle Grindelwald in Hogwarts who was invincible within the three schools, but they did not expect that the other students were so ferocious.

If I had known earlier, they wouldn't have done any BP sessions. They would have just refused the invitation from the British Ministry of Magic and not participated.

Participating in the competition is completely humiliating yourself.

The audience no longer cares much about the scores of the Warriors of Beauxbatons and Durmstrang.

The four warriors currently ranked in the top four at Hogwarts all have a minimum total score of 194 points in the first two events.

As for Beauxbatons and Durmstrang, the highest score was only 153 points.

With a score difference of nearly 40 points, the Hogwarts Warriors' scores were all based on their own strength. Their hope of making a comeback and winning the prize was extremely slim.

Let alone the championship, even the third place has no hope.

Then why worry about the hammer? Anyway, the third game is basically the civil war in Hogwarts.

When all the warriors' scores came out, Bagman continued talking.

"The last project will be carried out on the evening of June 24. The warriors will know the specific content of the project one month in advance. Thank you for your support to the warriors."

it's all over.

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Snape has been squatting here in Spider End Alley for nearly two months.

The poison prepared by Voldemort himself is indeed difficult to crack, but Snape's attainments in the field of potions cannot be said to be greater than those of the two Dark Lords, Voldemort and Grindelwald.

There are specialties in the arts. The Dark Lord specializes in black magic. Potions is just a dabble for them.

So it's normal for his attainments to be inferior to Snape's.

It took Snape almost twenty days to crack Voldemort's poison.

The reason why he didn't go back to Hogwarts after the incident was over,

It's because his time is occupied by another thing that is very important to him.

Time goes back to more than a month ago.

In the dark basement, Snape was standing next to a cauldron with the flame extinguished, putting the cooled potion in the cauldron into a bottle.

On the table next to him was a cage of Motla rats with strange growths on their backs.

Snape expressionlessly opened the cage, grabbed a Motara rat from inside, and poured the same poison he prepared for Voldemort into it.

The poison taken from Old Tom's grave was not enough for Snape to squander.

He had already used the Scapin Revealing Charm to analyze the poison. The Scapin Revealing Spell was almost equivalent to a super-integrated version of various analytical instruments in a Muggle chemistry laboratory.

This spell can help the user analyze the various ingredients contained in the finished potion.

For a potion master like Snape, as long as he knew the ingredients of the potion and the potion did not exceed his level of potion science, it was not too difficult to reversely deduce the brewing method of the finished potion.

Therefore, the poison that Snape now uses on Motella rats is all prepared by him.

It was just that Voldemort didn't consider the antidote at all when he prepared the poison, which caused him some trouble.

Ignoring the Motler's screams, Snape poured a whole bottle of potion into it without any expression.

Soon, the Motla rat only changed into an appearance of taking in less air and letting out more air.

After suspending its life with a resuscitation spell, Snape raised his hand and poured the nth antidote he had just prepared into it again.

After a while, the resuscitation spell still failed to save its life, and Motla Rat, who was regarded as a guinea pig, died like this.

Snape's paralyzed face did not show any discouragement at all. He had done countless potion experiments that were much boring than this one.

And failure is a normal thing on the path of potions exploration.

Just when Snape analyzed the reasons for the failure of the antidote and was about to start cooking the n+1 antidote, a disembodied explosion sounded in the living room upstairs.

Snape's face, which had been paralyzed for thousands of years, finally showed some changes.

His residence has been protected by the Loyalty Charm, and even Lucius, who knew the location of his residence, could not reach his living room through apparation.

There is only one person who can come here through Apparition.

To be precise, it's not a person, but a corpse.

The earliest owner of the Cloak of Invisibility, one of the Deathly Hallows—Ignotus Peverell.

When Snape unlocked the first seal of the Resurrection Stone, he was reincarnated by the magic he developed, and was the first dead person to be resurrected.