Hogwarts Emerald

In the stands by the Black Lake, the students were about to applaud and cheer, celebrating the first warrior to surface. But before they could make a sound, they suddenly discovered that the little figure on the shore did not belong to any warrior.

Discussions arose in the crowd, where has the warrior who rescued this little man gone?

Professor McGonagall and Madam Pomfrey quickly ran to the shore and saw Ginny who had just woken up. Suddenly breathing fresh air, the little girl coughed violently several times, her eyes showing fear and confusion.

After a few seconds, Ginny's body reacted before her head, and she walked straight towards the cold and biting lake water, as if she wanted to return to the bottom of the lake.

Professor McGonagall quickly grabbed Ginny and while removing the cold from her body, comforted her softly: "It will be okay. Don't worry, Ada will be okay."

Although she said that, the way Professor McGonagall kept glancing at the lake betrayed her.

Madam Pomfrey also rushed over in time. She wrapped a thick blanket around Ginny and poured a cup of steaming potion into Ginny's mouth.

This cup of magic potion can drive away the cold air in the body and prevent colds and fevers, but it doesn't taste very good.

The students in the stands were also paying attention to the lake. An ominous premonition gradually rose in their hearts, and uneasiness gradually spread among the crowd.

Just when the students were tense and worried about whether something happened under the lake, someone suddenly discovered that the lake water had changed again, and a red light suddenly came out from under the lake water.

The red light was only a small circle at first and was not noticeable. Gradually, the circle of red light became larger and larger, and the light became more and more blazing.

It was as if there was an active volcano buried under the black lake, and that volcano happened to erupt today.

As the lake lit up with a flaming red light, the corpses of Grindylow and other aquatic creatures floated up and floated on the water. Their corpses all had traces of being burned by the flames.

The red light rolling like a dragon in the lake is actually a flame!

Any fire will extinguish when it comes into contact with water, unless the fire is extremely violent. Even a flame created with magic will only end up being extinguished if thrown into a vast lake.

At this moment, the warm red light in the lake and the corpse of Grindylow constantly floating up all proved that someone was casting fire underwater. What kind of power is this to allow the flames to burn and rise in the lake!

The audience in the stands stood up one after another. They wanted to know who the arsonist was and whether he had cooked himself.

Not only the audience, but also the referees on the referee's bench stood up and looked at the lake in shock.

There was not only shock in Karkaroff's eyes, but also a hint of fear. Once a notorious Death Eater and now Headmaster of Durmstrang, he knows the dark arts.

But the fire that ignited in the lake did not belong to any kind of black magic that Karkaroff knew.

If this is really just an ordinary flame created by magic, this girl's strength is too outrageous. She is only a teenager!

Give me the Triwizard Cup, I won't play anymore, I want to go home!

Dumbledore, who looked at the lake, was also surprised. The principal was not surprised that Ada could set fire underwater, because he could do it himself.

What surprised Dumbledore was Ada's age and talent. Asking himself, at Ada's age, he had not reached such heights.

The principal naturally attributed all this to talent and hard work. It was the day after day hard work and extraordinary talent that allowed Ada to grow to where she is today.

But there was something that Dumbledore didn't know, and no one except Ada knew, and that was the system.

Talent, system, and hard work are all indispensable.

Although it is easy to urinate when playing with fire, Ada's talent for fire magic is really blind. Coupled with the "Blazing Soul" talent she obtained a long time ago, she was able to do this. She was able to ignite dragon-like flames underwater without being hurt.

The fire in the lake gradually disappeared, but no one saw anyone surface. If it weren't for Grindylow's body floating on the lake, the students would have thought that the fire under the water just now was because they were dazzled.

"Come out, over there!" someone in the stands exclaimed again.

Everyone looked around and saw Ada who had just surfaced in the shallow water on the shore of the lake.

Hibiscus comes out of clear water, and the carvings are naturally removed. The black lake in Hogwarts is not clear water, and the hibiscus emerging from the water is not the same hibiscus.

Ada walked towards the shore step by step. She held up her long hair with both hands and drained the wet hair. When the lake water was lower than Ada's waist, what the audience saw was not the fish tail before, but the warm, white, slender and pretty legs.

In such a cold weather, Ada's body was steaming with water vapor, making her look like she was in a fairyland. With every step Ada took, her body became drier.

The stands were full of people, shouting and shouting, applauding and cheering. Everyone is celebrating Ada's return and lamenting her unparalleled strength.

The students' shouts gradually became unified, and in the end everyone in the stands was shouting "Trizt" loudly, shouting this name that shocked them.

When Ada walked to the shore, there were no water drops on her body, as if she had never been in the water.

Professor McGonagall, holding a blanket in her hand, suddenly appeared in front of Ada, as if she had flown over.

Professor McGonagall held Ada in her arms, and soon she let go of Ada, tightly wrapping two thick blankets around the stunned Ada.

"Quick, go put on your clothes, don't freeze!" Professor McGonagall urged, "No, drink the cold-removing potion first before going."

Dry Ginny showed up just in time, if only she hadn't been holding a potion in her hand. The little girl said happily: "Quick, drink it!"

It's concern, right? Ginny is caring about me, right?

Ada was a little suspicious, because classmate Ginny Weasley was suppressing a smile, and there was a smile on her face that she couldn't hide.

Taking the cup from Ginny, Ada frowned and pinched her nose, her expression no different from someone willing to die generously. The long-term pain is not as good as the short-term pain. As she raised her neck, Ada directly drank the potion in the cup.

A burning sensation traveled down the mouth, into the esophagus, into the stomach, and then to the limbs. If she hadn't felt drunk, Ada would have thought that what she just drank was high-alcohol, not some anti-cold potion.

At this time, the smile on Ginny's face was faint and sweet. She hugged Ada and whispered: "It tastes bad, I think it tastes pretty bad anyway. And, Ada, thank you."

"Damn girl, sweet words are useless. Let's see how I deal with you later." Ada hugged Ginny and smiled broadly.

Ada didn't stay on the shore for too long. After a few words with Ginny, she went to the warrior's tent. After changing her clothes, Ada wrapped herself tightly again.

Outside the tent, Ada met Hector who was waiting for her.

Ada joked: "I heard that Fleur Delacour withdrew from the project midway. If you don't go to comfort your sweetheart, what are you doing here?"

"Ahem, I have already comforted her. She is not in a good mood." Hector said, "We are cousins ​​after all, and I should still care about you."

Hector is not good at lying. His face is as red as a monkey's butt. Who can't tell that he is lying? I even comforted Furong, I’m afraid I didn’t even get close to her!

"Thank you cousin for being perfunctory in your busy schedule." Ada said. She did not choose to expose Hector, and she kept a line in her behavior so that they could meet each other in the future.

"No need, it should be done." Hector asked, "You and the little girl you rescued..."

Hector didn't ask this question out of jealousy. On the contrary, he knew very well how much he weighed. Although they were cousins, he knew that if he really considered himself Ada's cousin, he would be really stupid, hopelessly stupid.

"She is my sister." Ada stretched out her hand to indicate her height. "When I met her, she was only this tall. She was hiding behind her mother. She is so small and very cute."

Hector lowered his head, seeming to be focusing on the road, and the two of them walked in silence.

"Ada, is it possible for you to treat Rozier like you treated the Weasley family?" Héctor suddenly asked.

"Yes, that's when Rozier treats me like the Weasleys." Ada replied with a smile, "But Héctor, do you think this is possible?"

Hector fell silent again, and after a while, he said unconfidently: "Maybe."