The Day of the Draw at Hogwarts

This move had the effect of moving a thousand pounds. The huge whirlwind of flames changed its direction and floated towards the swamp. At the same time, the color of the flames gradually changed from blue to yellow.

Tom stopped in time. [Flame Body Protection] The flame summoned is fierce fire. The essence of this spell is actually the Fire Curse, but it was slightly improved by Grindelwald to make the fire more controllable.

But no matter how controllable it is, it is also the most dangerous flame in the magic world, the flame from hell: fierce fire. If you let it burn, it will become more and more powerful, and it will become more and more difficult to suppress it with a breaking spell. When Li Huo can imitate the form of some monsters, I am afraid that no wizard can extinguish it single-handedly.

If Tom doesn't stop, a fire beast will be born from the flames he releases. By then, it's hard to say who will receive a heavier punishment, him or the parading Death Eaters...

I can only say that the scale is just right.

Tom sat down on the roof of the tent, breathing heavily. The scope of the two spells just now was too wide, which resulted in the consumption of a lot of magic power, almost draining him dry.

He needed to catch his breath and rest now.

Tom is very calm, but Delis cannot be calm, because at this time the two of them are in a sea of ​​​​fire!

Tom removed the magic supply to the Super Flame Bodyguard, turning it from a fierce fire into an ordinary flame. However, the generated flames would not disappear in vain. The sea of ​​​​fire created by Tom and the remaining Death Eaters was still burning. Unfortunately, Tom and Delis were in the center of the sea of ​​​​fire.

Delis was now so hot that he was sweating profusely. He had taken off his windbreaker and threw it on the ground. The shirt underneath was soaked with sweat. Even the ends of his hair curled up due to the high temperature.

"Come, I'll take you out." Delis planned to use apparation to take Tom away with him. Tom shook his head again.

"It's not necessary. The fire will go out in a while."

Deluxe:?

He took a look at the sea of ​​​​fire that stretched for several kilometers. It didn't look like it could be extinguished suddenly, unless it suddenly rained...

But this is too much of a coincidence, right?

Seeing that Delis didn't understand at all, Tom patiently gave a simple explanation to his good partner who was fighting side by side.

"Water will turn into water vapor at high temperatures. The water vapor floats upward and condenses into small droplets, thus forming clouds. These small droplets combine with dust in the air to form larger water droplets. The water droplets move upward under the influence of gravity. Falling from the sky, bringing rain.”

Deluxe: [_?]

"Sorry about the high temperature...and what?" At that moment, Delis even felt like he was back in the History of Magic class at Hogwarts.

Tom sighed. Teaching science to a wizard is like playing the piano to an ox. It just so happened that now he felt that his magic power had recovered a little, so he would use actions to back up his words.

He stood up and took his wand out of his staff. Tom glanced at his "masterpiece" when the entire camp was covered in blazing fire. If there hadn't been a road forming a fire break, the woods would have probably been ignited. As for the fire whirlwind created by Tom, its ending was already doomed after rushing into the swamp.

The soil in the swamp contains a lot of water, and when it suddenly encounters a fire, it forms a huge amount of water vapor. The smoke emitted by the combustion combines with this water vapor, and it is easy to cause precipitation even without the stimulation of magic.

Tom is just speeding up the process.

"Atmospheric-pluvia!"

Tom's spell faded into the night sky, but it didn't seem to cause any changes.

Delis sighed and was about to say something when a drop of rain hit his forehead, slid all the way into his collar, and painted a white path on his face. By the way, what he wanted to say was blocked in his throat.

How can this be? ! Delis raised his head in shock and looked at the sky where many dark clouds suddenly appeared. He knew that wizards could change the weather through weather spells, but the range was usually not large, that is, the size of an office. This was the first time he had seen such a weather spell that could suddenly change the weather in a certain area.

Delis thought for a time that he was hallucinating, but the raindrops falling on his face one after another told him: it was really raining here.

"How did you do it?" He turned to look at Tom with a look of disbelief on his face and asked.

"Just going with the flow." Tom replied.

Manpower sometimes runs out, and the same goes for wizards. If you want to change the weather in an area, it is unrealistic to rely solely on the wizard's magic power. You must take advantage of the situation.

Dark clouds make it easy to rain; hot and cold conditions combine to make it windy. To take advantage of the situation is to make use of natural phenomena to make a big difference. Now a large amount of water vapor has condensed in the air in this area, and it is only one step away from rain. Just like a coin pusher with coins piled on the edge, Tom only needs to put in a coin and push it gently, and the rain will follow its course. It came down naturally.

The power of a coin is very small, but it becomes the last chip to knock down the mountain of coins. Tom's spell was not very powerful, but it had the effect of the last coin.

Delis simply couldn't understand the meteorological principles here. In his eyes, Tom summoned a heavy rainstorm with just a simple weather spell!

Delis suddenly became much more well-behaved.

The rainwater slapped on the flame and was evaporated immediately, but when one drop evaporated, two raindrops would replace it. Under the continuous rain, the flame was defeated and finally extinguished completely.

Tom and Delis never left the top floor of the tall tent. When the flames were extinguished, they were soaked in the rain.

"What do you think would be a better name for the spell I just cast?" Tom wiped away the rain and dust on his face, remembering that the forbidden spell he just cast didn't seem to have a name yet.

"Huh? Is that your own magic?!" Delis was startled by Tom's words. It's amazing enough to be able to use a spell of that scale. Now you actually tell me that this is your original magic. ?

What a joke!

But looking at Tom's serious thinking expression, Delis felt that Tom was not lying.

He couldn't help but be speechless.

What were you doing when you were his age? Discussing the results of the Quidditch game with friends, arguing with students who don't like it, being in a deserted classroom with my girlfriend - it's all too far away, since I don't have any homemade magic!

Delis now clearly understands one thing: comparing one person to another will lead to death, and comparing goods will lead to throwing away. Compared with this Tom Yoder, he is really as old as a dog.

"How about the name Ye Yan?" Tom hesitated, because it seemed that the flame just now had nothing to do with Ye Huo, and it would be too boring to name it. The name should be related enough.

The magic spell I just cast was a combination of flame and whirlwind...

Then call it "Fire Storm"!