Rubik’s Cube of Heavens

Harry finally found the 'hostage' with Dumbledore's 'outfield support'. He hurriedly swam forward and began to untie Ron's ankle rope.

After rescuing Ron, Harry looked at the little girl Gabriel and hesitated, because he had seen Fleur being attacked by some creature before, and it was probably too late to come to the rescue.

After all, he was a kind child, so after struggling for a while, Harry couldn't help but take out his wand and planned to untie Gabrielle.

However, as he moved, the mermaids wandering around suddenly rushed up and threatened Harry with the trident in their hands.

A mermaid sang a short song, and the lyrics said: A player can only take away one person. If he commits a foul, he will be attacked by their mermaids.

At this moment, a shark suddenly rushed over from a distance. It opened its bloody fangs and bit Harry with a murderous look.

Not only Harry, but also the mermaids around him were startled, and they all started to avoid reflexively.

However, when the shark came closer, it didn't actually bite Harry. Instead, it turned around and tore the rope around Hermione's ankles with one swoop.

Then, the shark pulled the rope and took Hermione away quickly.

It was only then that Harry and the mermaids discovered that what kind of shark was there was simply the effect of a 'transformation spell'.

Because the lower body of the shark is actually a human body, and only the head looks like a shark.

As if angered by this provocative behavior, the mermaids who had originally avoided surrounded Harry tightly again, and the trident almost pressed into Harry's skin.

Obviously, the mermaids would never let Harry go, and would not allow him to take the little girl Gabrielle away with him.

Above, Kewen, who had been watching the show for a long time, finally took action.

He took out his magic wand and fired a 'fear spell' towards the mermaids below.

Corwin's control over the curse was very precise. After avoiding Harry, he hit the 'Fear Curse' on the mermaids around Harry.

The next moment, those mermaids seemed to have seen something terrifying, and their protruding eyeballs became more bulging. They screamed and swam away quickly, and got into the surrounding ruins and buildings.

Harry felt very confused about the changes happening around him. He looked around helplessly, but in the end he couldn't figure out what was going on.

But he didn't think about it clearly, so he immediately helped Gabrielle release the restraint, and then, holding one in each hand, he led Ron and Gabrielle to the surface of the lake.

Coven promptly added a 'Disguise Curse' to himself to make himself invisible, and then followed Harry and the others not far away, escorting them all the way.

Because he knew there would be danger later. According to the memory data, when Harry was about to reach the lake, he would be attacked by a group of little water demons called 'Grindylaws'.

Sure enough, when they were about thirty meters away from the lake, a group of 'Grindylows' that looked like small octopuses but had ugly faces rushed towards Harry quickly like a school of fish in the fishing season.

‘Grindylow’ has eight small tentacles like octopus tentacles, a mouth full of small and dense sharp teeth, and two small horns on its head, which is why they are called ‘little devils in the water’.

Their bite ability is not very strong and can at most make some cuts on people's skin, but their tentacles are very powerful and can easily pull young wizards into the water and drown them.

At this time, this group of more than a hundred 'Grindylaws', after catching up with Harry, began to wrap Harry around with their tentacles and drag Harry underwater with force.

Harry struggled subconsciously, but although there were no suction cups on the tentacles of 'Grindylaw', the restraining power was not small.

Therefore, Harry was gradually dragged down by Grindylow for more than ten meters.

However, Harry realized that he was still in the game, so he temporarily eased his struggle, lifted his arms upwards, and sent Ron and Gabrielle upward first.

And he himself was dragged deeper into the lake by the Grindylows under the reaction force.

Nearby, Kewen took action again at the right time.

After seeing that Harry could only struggle helplessly, he quickly released a 'stunning spell'.

There was a flash of light mixed with a muffled explosion in the water, and all the 'Grindylows' seemed to have been pressed on the stop button, and suddenly they floated stiffly in the water.

Harry felt his body lose its confinement. When he looked around, he was stunned again.

But he didn't have time to think too much, because the 'race capsule' he prepared for entering the water had expired, and he began to suffocate and lack oxygen.

The previous struggle had consumed too much energy, so Harry looked up at the lake above and paddled feebly a few times.

But this action failed to make him float successfully.

Gradually, Harry began to feel dizzy due to lack of oxygen, and slowly closed his eyes.

Not far away, Coven frowned slightly and pointed his wand quickly towards Harry.

A 'Head Bubble Curse' instantly covered Harry's nostrils and mouth, and the fresh air made Harry, who was in a semi-conscious state, breathe subconsciously.

A mouthful of oxygen was circulated throughout the body, and Harry finally began to recover.

Seeing this, Ke Wen flicked his magic wand again and canceled the 'Head Soaking Curse'.

Almost at the moment when the 'Head Bubble Curse' disappeared, Harry suddenly opened his eyes, but his eyes were very blank. He began to wonder if the air he had just breathed was an illusion.

But before he had time to think about it, he immediately began to paddle his limbs again, but his weakness still failed to make him float upwards.

Seeing this, Ke Wen sighed secretly, silently recited the 'Phantom Sound Curse', and passed an illusory voice to Harry: Rapidly rising!

After hearing the phantom voice, Harry was finally not stupid. He was stunned and quickly took out his wand, pointed the wand upwards with difficulty, and at the same time said the spell with difficulty: "Rapidly... rise!"

The next moment, Harry's body seemed to turn into a rocket rising into the air, dragging out a line of white water and quickly jumping out to the lake above.

Seeing this, Ke Wen's 'protection work' was considered completed, so he stopped staying. After silently reciting the incantation, his body also jumped up quickly.

Wow!

Amidst the violent sound of water breaking, the figures of Harry and Kewen rushed out of the water one after another.

Because Harry's control over the spell was so poor, he couldn't help but jump high into the air, then drew a parabola, and finally hit a wooden platform.

He couldn't help but let out a scream.

After Kewen jumped out of the water, he landed lightly on the lake, then stepped on the lake and returned to the contestant assembly platform with a relaxed expression.

At this time, Harry was surrounded by his roommates, completely unaware that Corwin rushed out of the lake at the same time as him.

If he paid attention to this point, he might be able to figure out what happened to the series of 'coincidences' under the water.

It's a pity that he doesn't know.

Harry, who was surrounded by classmates and friends, had no energy to pay attention to other things at this time.

This made it impossible for him to understand the series of "divine help" situations he had experienced underwater in a short period of time.

Dang——dang——

The timing bell rang at the right time, and the one-hour game ended.

As the last bell fell, the audience, who had been stunned for a moment, suddenly came to their senses.

Cheers and applause broke out instantly, and the audience ignored Harry, who looked very embarrassed, and dedicated their applause and cheers to Kewen, who was still wet.

Standing on the player gathering platform, Kewen turned around and faced the audience, smiled and raised his arms and waved a few times in response to the audience's applause.

Before waving a few times, Dumbledore briefly checked Harry's injuries, then left Harry behind and came to Corwin's side.

"Thank you kid!"

Dumbledore leaned into Corwin's ear and whispered his thanks.

Obviously, it only took Coven more than ten minutes to successfully send Penello out of the water, so the reason why he stayed underwater for the next forty minutes must be to protect Harry.

There is no need to express too many thanks, everyone understands this tacitly.

Therefore, Dumbledore didn't say much, turned around and greeted the judges to start scoring the warriors.

Fleur's performance in this game was considered a complete failure, so she only got five consolation points of '5'.

Bloom used the skilled 'Transformation Spell', and because he was the second one to successfully rescue the 'hostage', he received four '8' points from the five judges, as well as his principal Kakalo A '10' from husband.

Kewen's performance was still stunning, so he scored four '10' points, as well as Principal Karkaroff's '7' points.

Karkaroff's reason for this is that although Corwin rescued the 'hostages' first, he only returned to the water at the last moment with Harry.

This once again earned him boos from the crowd and death stares from other referees.

But Principal Karkaroff didn't take it seriously, craning his neck and pretending not to see it.

Because the reason given by Karkaroff was not broadcast on the radio, Harry still did not know the time of Corwin's emergence from the water.

The only one who will be graded next is Harry.

The judges discussed Harry's score for a short while.

In the end, because Harry also saved Gabrielle, his moral performance impressed the judges, and he received two '10' points and two '9' points.

Karkaroff, of course, showed his irresponsibility as always, and unprecedentedly only gave a '4' score.

This once again earned him boos from the crowd, and many Gryffindor students cursed him as viciously as possible.

…

Now, after two games, Kewen has scored a total of 95 points, ranking first in total points.

Krum's total score was '82', which was the same as Harry's and tied for second place.

Finally, there was Furong. She scored ‘35’ points in the first game, but only ‘25’ points in the second game, so she ranked last with a total score of ‘60’.

When the score was announced by Director Crouch, the students of Hogwarts suddenly burst into cheers.

Corwin is far ahead, and even Harry has the same score as Bloom. In this way, 'Hogwarts' has already got most of the trophy in its hands.

How could this not excite the students of ‘Hogwarts’…