Harry Potter Reborn

Harry walked into the Quidditch pitch, which was completely unrecognizable.

There is a hedge more than six meters high that surrounds the edge of the site. There is a gap right in front, which is the entrance to this large maze. On both sides are green and lush plant walls extending out.

Looking towards the entrance, the passage inside was dark and seemed to be exuding cold air.

Five minutes later, people began to enter the stands at the Quidditch stadium.

Eight hundred students filed into their seats, and two hundred people from all walks of life came to watch the game.

Reporters' flashlights kept lighting up, and the air was filled with excited voices and chaotic footsteps.

The night sky is now a clear deep blue and stars are starting to appear.

Hagrid, Snape, Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick walked into the sports ground and walked towards Bagman and several warriors.

"We will always patrol outside the maze," Professor McGonagall said to the warriors: "If you encounter difficulties and want to be rescued, just shoot red sparks into the sky and someone will come to help you. Do you understand?"

The warriors nodded.

"Okay, go ahead!" Bagman said happily to the four patrol members.

"Harry, I believe you can do it," Hagrid whispered.

"I believe it too." Harry said boredly.

When he entered this maze, wouldn't it be like a full-level giant wandering around the novice village, pushing and pushing all the way?

The four professors walked away in different directions and distributed around the maze.

At this time, Bagman pointed his wand at his throat and recited "loud voice", and his magically amplified voice echoed in the stands.

"Ladies and gentlemen, the last competition of the Triwizard Tournament is about to begin! The six warriors will enter the maze at different times according to their scores. Let me report the current score! Harry Potter, the highest score,

83 points.”

The applause and cheers frightened the birds of the Forbidden Forest into flying into the darkening night sky.

"Victor Krum and Cedric Diggory, tied for second place..."

There was another round of applause.

"Fleur Delacour - third place..."

"Vincent Picoquet, fourth place..."

"Polyarco Brown, fifth place..."

"In addition, everyone should also know that the total score of the first level is forty points, the second level is fifty points, and the third level is one hundred points! This last level is the place where the wizard's ability is most tested.

, being the first to get the trophy only means the end of the game, not winning the championship. Their scores will also be judged based on the quantity and quality of the six warriors breaking through obstacles! But the first warrior to touch the trophy does not get nothing.

, he will get an extra ten points.”

"Okay then, the choice is up to the warriors whether to rush to grab the trophy or to focus on breaking through obstacles and accumulating points."

"Now...the game begins!" Bagman said.

With a short whistle, Harry stepped into the only entrance.

The tall hedges cast dark shadows on the path, and the maze was enchanted. As soon as Harry entered the maze, the light seemed to be absorbed, and it suddenly became dark. The chaotic sounds in his ears just disappeared, and it was very quiet.

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Harry raised his palm in front of his eyes, and there was a small black snake pattern surrounding a ring.

Suddenly, the pattern shook.

A live snake appeared and quickly swam along Harry's robes to the ground.

The little snake spun around on the ground and turned into a strange woman with red eyes, black hair and white robes.

Nagini.

When he first conquered her last year, Harry tried to reverse her blood curse, but failed and almost killed her.

Later, after Harry got the Elder Wand, its magic power was extremely powerful, so he tried again and succeeded.

But the curse is not completely lifted. The curse still exists in her body, but Nagini can change forms freely.

Although Nagini lost all her memory, she knew how to use magic without a teacher, so Harry bought her another wand.

There are free beaters now, so why bother doing it yourself?

Nagini has stood quietly beside Harry since she appeared. She is just a tool without emotions.

Harry walked forward, and Nagini followed closely, holding her wand.

After walking forward for about fifty meters, Harry came to a fork in the road.

Harry walked to the left.

A whistle sounded from time to time outside.

The maze is getting darker every minute, and the sky above has turned dark blue.

Nagini held up her wand with one hand: "Lights up."

The tip of the wand lit up.

There was movement from the front, and a huge black shadow rushed over, and behind the black shadow, there were still crackling sparks.

This was a Blast-Ended Skrewt. Hagrid had raised it until the end, and it was the only Blast-Ended Snail.

It is very big, more than three meters long, and looks like a big scorpion.

Its long sting curled across its back, its thick armor gleaming in the fluorescent light of Nagini's wand.

The Blast-Ended Skrewt sprayed a stream of sparks from its tail and flew towards Harry and Nagini.

"Holy Protection."

The flames of the explosion swept across a curved screen.

Nagini didn't blink, watching the squid getting closer and closer to her, as if she was scared to death.

She didn't know what kind of creature it was, but she had a strange feeling that she couldn't hit the magic on the animal's hard armor because it would be useless and the magic would just bounce back.

Its weaknesses lie elsewhere.

The blast-ended snail was only one meter away from Nagini, and it seemed as if it could knock the beautiful Nagini's head into pieces with its pliers.

Nagini raised her wand and said, "Split into pieces."

The spell struck its belly, which was not protected by armor.

"Crack."

The snail's belly suddenly split open, dripping with blood, and fell to the ground, its claws waving feebly.

At the same time, a small star floated onto Harry's sleeve.

"Is this proof of overcoming an obstacle?" Harry thought thoughtfully.

Harry continued walking forward and came to another fork in the road.

The sky fell into darkness, but Harry knew this was just an illusion.

This is because the mind is disturbed.

The source was a ghost at the corner. Harry groaned: "No way, professors are so relieved?"

It was a dementor slowly floating towards Harry and Nagini.

It is four meters high, with a hood covering its face, and its rotten hands stretched straight out. It approaches step by step, bringing a breath that feels colder than winter, and the soul is about to freeze.

Harry looked at Nagini. He thought that Nagini was unable to deal with the Dementors because her memory was blank and she had no power to summon a Patronus.

But Nagini's eyes were bright and she looked directly at the dementors without fear.

"Thinking of pleasant things..."

At the beginning of her memory, that scene was something she would never forget: In a dilapidated house with a burning fireplace, she lay helplessly on a dark red dusty carpet, looking down condescendingly.

She said arrogantly: "I will be your master from now on."

This was her happiest thing, and it was deeply engraved in her pitifully few memories.

Nagini raised her wand and shouted: "Calling the Guardians!"

A silver deer jumped out of Nagini's wand and ran towards the dementor. The dementor took two steps back, let out a piercing cry, and disappeared.

Another bright spot appeared on Harry's sleeves.

"That's right, Nagini, I'm impressed by you." Harry praised.

A faint smile appeared on Nagini's cold face.

There are many dead ends in the maze. Not only do you have to solve the obstacles everywhere, but you may also find that it is a dead end in the end.

Of course Harry wouldn't do such a waste of time.

As long as you use guidance magic, you can avoid all incorrect passages.

Turn left...turn right...turn left again...

Harry passed more and more levels.

It's getting closer and closer to the center.

"Ahhh!"

Suddenly, a scream broke the silence all around.

Somewhere, a red spark shot into the sky and exploded brilliantly.

I don’t know which unlucky child encountered an unsolvable difficulty and could only urgently call the professor patrolling outside.

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