Hogwarts: Wizards Supreme

Cecilia hurriedly ran through a fork in the road and was slightly relieved when she saw that no one was chasing her.

She admits she can't beat Brian Foley.

"But where am I?" She glanced at the gloomy maze around her and swallowed nervously, "I have to find Kristy quickly."

The Beauxbatons warriors were also divided into two groups. Fleur went to explore by herself, and the two of them went together. Although it was very frustrating, Cecilia had to admit that Fleur was much more dazzling than them, whether it was appearance, strength, or courage.

She used the negotiated positioning spell to determine Christie's position, and struggled to explore the maze, being chased by various monsters from time to time.

When Cecilia finally got rid of a blow-tailed snail, she looked a little disgraced and got into another fork in the road, and bumped into a person head-on. She was a little surprised and wary and said: "You..."

The person in front of her smiled at her, pointed at her with a wand and said, "The soul is leaving the body."

…

On the other side, Brian paused and suddenly remembered something.

In the original book, Crouch Jr. turned the Goblet of Fire into a round-trip portkey. This behavior seemed a bit strange and gave Harry hope of escape.

Brian analyzed it and probably understood what Crouch was thinking. He was confident that Voldemort could kill Harry, so that when the time was up, the Goblet of Fire would return on its own, and no one would know what happened. People would just think that Harry had disappeared out of thin air, even if the Ministry of Magic and Dumbledore wanted to trace it. A lot of time needs to be wasted.

In this way, whether it is to buy yourself time to escape or to stay with Dumbledore as a spy, it is all feasible.

"So, now that Crouch Jr. has not turned into Moody, and even Moody has been abandoned by them...will he still make the Goblet of Fire into a two-way door key?" Brian began to consider this issue carefully.

If Harry Potter really died because of this, he would be in trouble.

Harry is Voldemort's nemesis. As long as he masters the method, he can defeat Voldemort most easily.

Although Voldemort has a brain problem, he is still one of the most powerful wizards in the world. Neither Dumbledore nor Brian can guarantee that they have the ability to kill him. Even if he could be defeated, Voldemort would still be able to escape. It would be very uncomfortable to find a place to hide and cause trouble for Brian from time to time.

Moreover, from an emotional point of view, Brian also admitted that he really did not want Harry to die.

Brian thought about it, silently wrote it down, and slightly adjusted his plan.

The surroundings were quiet again, he raised his steps and continued to approach Harry.

The sky is getting darker and darker, and the maze is even darker. In some places, even the sky is covered with vines, and it is even darker inside.

Brian was sure that the spectators outside would see nothing and could only wait there in boredom. I really don’t know why so many spectators gather to watch this kind of game.

"As long as there are a few cameras..." he thought speechlessly, turning a corner, there was a dead end road surrounded by vines.

Brian clicked lightly with his wand, and the thick vines quickly spread apart, revealing a tunnel surrounded by tree vines.

It's a hidden shortcut, and Brian discovers it through a Detection Charm. He walked in with a short stature, and the dense vines were entangled and intertwined into this long circular tunnel.

When Brian came out of the low tunnel, he found Harry and Cedric running further away.

"They can really run..." Brian curled his lips and was about to chase after him when a scream came from a distance.

It was a distorted scream, and the sound was extremely painful, as if he had been tortured.

"Is it Little Crouch?" Brian paused, but before he could do anything, he saw a shallow green light shining through the hedge, casting a strange black shadow on the ground.

"No! No -" someone was shouting hysterically, and then the sound stopped suddenly.

"How dare he?" Brian's face turned completely gloomy. He transformed into a starry sky and quickly chased in the direction of the source of the sound.

…

Durmstrang's warriors were exploring separately. They knew they were at a disadvantage on this project and now had to take some risks.

Fortunately, the three of them are very independent people, and exploring on their own is more efficient than forced cooperation.

Belisha was chased by a terrifying female ghost. In a panic, he passed through a burst of golden mist. The starry sky above his head and the grass on the ground were turned upside down. He was hanging upside down on his head and feet, as if he would fall into it if he raised his feet. The endless night sky.

He raised his feet with difficulty, and the world immediately returned to its original state. Belisha chuckled softly, seeming to shrug off this little test.

He straightened his clothes and walked to another fork in the road. Only then did he realize that the female ghost just now was probably just a Boggart, and he made a fuss about it.

"It's a good thing that no one else saw it, otherwise it would have been embarrassing..." Belisha muttered, "Being chased around by a Boggart or something..."

"Huh?" Belisha paused and felt a call. It was a magic spell they finally found in an old book. After discovering the target, they could call their teammates to assemble.

"Did they find it?" Berisha rushed towards the direction of the call in surprise, "It's a pity it's not me... But what kind of trouble did they encounter? I hope I can make it in time..."

There were still various obstacles along the way, but he didn't mean to waste any energy. He took a slight detour and finally reached his destination.

This is a hidden shortcut, big enough for two or three people to pass abreast. There are hedges all around, and even the sky is covered with dense vines, and there is no night sky to be seen. Krum was standing in the dark tunnel waiting for him.

"Victor, have you found the Triwizard Cup?" Belisha looked around, "Is there any difficulty?"

"Well, in front." Krum pointed to the darkness in front of him.

Belisha passed by Krum and raised his wand to illuminate the front, but all he saw was a dense hedge.

"There's nothing..." Belisha's heart sank, and he suddenly thought that something seemed wrong about Krum's expression?

However, without giving him time to react, Krum chanted a spell behind him.

"Heart-breaking and bone-cutting!"

Krum recited the spell coldly, his expression looked cold and gloomy, and looked a little ferocious in the hazy night.

Belisha let out a violent scream, and unprecedented pain invaded his body. He collapsed to the ground, his body convulsing violently.

Krum looked at him condescendingly, with no pleasure or hatred on his face. He just pointed the wand at him again pale and coldly.

Belisha gasped violently, her trembling hand holding the wand tightly, but feeling weak. He looked at Krum with some hatred and deep doubts.

Krum stepped on his wand and pointed it at his head.

"Collapse!"

Just when Berisha was despairing, a familiar female voice shouted. The red beam hit Krum, causing him to fall down.

"Thank you, Treya." Belisha struggled to get up. The terrible pain seemed to still remain in his body, making him weak.

Treya rushed over with nimble steps, her figure as strong as a female leopard. She grabbed Belisha's arm and pulled him up, with a solemn expression: "What is Viktor doing?"

"He may be crazy." Belisha said hoarsely, his whole body still trembling.

A red spark rose in the distance. The two looked at each other and Belisha said: "Someone is out."

"Belisha, I feel something is wrong..." Treya's voice seemed a little hoarse, "Are we..."

"Avada Kedavra!"

A familiar voice shouted from behind. Next, a green light invaded, extremely dazzling in the darkness.

Treya fell to the ground, her eyes still a little surprised, but she had lost all her energy.

Belisha was brought to the ground. He looked at the person who appeared in the darkness in surprise, as if wondering why this person would do such a thing. Then, he looked at Treya again. She lay quietly on the ground, as if asleep.

"No! No--" He suddenly screamed hysterically, holding the wand in his right hand tremblingly, and randomly casting spells on the people in front of him.

The man walked towards him with a playful yet cruel smile on his face. The spells released by Belisha were bounced around by the wall of light in front of the man, and several spells bounced back to his body, causing pain.

A flash of red light struck him, plunging him into darkness.

The figure moved its steps, as if it felt something, and hurried away towards the intersection next to it.