Harry Potter's Catastrophe

Carney walked slowly away from his position and headed straight for the judges' seat.

Under the surprised and bewildered eyes of the crowd, Carney came to the old man in the white wizard robe.

"Hello, grandpa, I'm here to get the last question." Carney's words were shocking. Although he kept calling the old man in his heart, it was impossible to say it out loud.

You should be polite when you say it. If you don't know his name, just call him grandpa.

If Carney guessed correctly, the last question was on the old man in the white wizard robe.

Before the competition started, Carney remembered that the old man in the white wizard robe demonstrated how to draw a question, but he didn't put it back.

The glass cover on the owl's head also had no mouth, so of course it was impossible to put it back from the owl's mouth.

So, the last question was in the hands of the old man in the white wizard robe. The old man was very bad.

"Hahahaha, you are a very observant child. Take it." The old man in the white wizard robe grinned and took out the golden ball of the question from his pocket and handed it over.

"Luck is as good as strength." The old man in the white wizard robe said, "I'm still wondering which lucky person it is."

"Thank you." Carney took the golden ball of the question and opened it to take a look.

Goat, penguin.

The difficulty is extremely simple. This is basically the question of the first question. It's very simple.

No wonder Professor McGonagall winked at him. She should have known it a long time ago. It's so lucky that she actually ran into this good thing.

If I came earlier and drew the question, I don't know who would get this benefit.

The third question can definitely get a high score and turn things around.

Carney happily took the question back to his seat, and passers-by A, B, C, D and the beautiful girl Claudia Dove from Beauxbatons School of Magic immediately couldn't sit still.

"What, what, what is the question." Claudia Dove, the beautiful girl from Beauxbatons School of Magic, asked hurriedly.

The moment Carney said it, she thought of where the question was. The golden ball of the first question was drawn by the old man in the white wizard robe.

As a result, there was a big question like a giant monster in the first question, and no one would trade a simple question for a difficult question. In the second question, there was also a contestant who wanted to transform into a fire dragon.

The third question was also about transforming into a fire dragon, and there was only one question in the question ball.

The questions for the following competitions were really hard to think of. There were more than 170 questions in the first two rounds, and it would be too much of a headache if there were two more transformations in the third question.

And in terms of the difficulty level of the third question, there were not so many magical creatures and magical creatures to ask questions.

Although there are enough animals and magical creatures, there are too many types of the same.

Take dragons for example, there are also fire dragons and water dragons, as for whether there are other types, let's not talk about it for now.

There are twelve types of fire dragons, including Australian white eye dragons, Chongguo fireball dragons, ordinary Welsh green dragons, Hessidian black dragons, Hungarian horned dragons, Norwegian ridgeback dragons, Peruvian venomous dragons, Romanian long-horned dragons, Swedish short-nosed dragons, Ukrainian iron-bellied dragons, Portuguese long-nosed dragons, and Catalan fireball dragons.

Many magical creatures are classified by type in the region, and there are also new races that have been bred because of the environment.

But most of them are not as large as dragons, and even if there are some minor differences, it is difficult to find.

Moreover, the professors who set the questions are all brainstorming. Most of them are magical creatures for their students. There are very few like the blue-tailed beast with a dog-headed eagle body.

Except for those who have a lot of knowledge reserves of magical creatures and those who have seen them, who would know? Each professor sets questions for his students, and the organizers certainly do not stop it.

Anyway, the questions are shuffled and randomly drawn. In order to take into account the contestants' reserves of magical creatures and magical animals, there are naturally no questions that have never been heard of.

To increase the difficulty of the third question, it is natural to increase the size, and sea creatures are naturally excluded first.

The judges naturally directly selected the largest and strongest dragons in the wizarding world to set questions, and the most common fire dragon is of course the first choice.

There are at least three of each of the twelve types of fire dragons, and the remaining eight are randomly drawn from eight of the twelve types.

"My topic, goats and penguins." Carney smiled happily, "I won't change it this time."

The one who changed the topic was a fool, Carney showed them the topic happily.

"God is unfair!" Passerby A, a middle-parted man, Luden Fajan, said angrily.

"God is unfair!" Passerby B, a man with side bangs, Tengjia Tans, said angrily.

"God is unfair!" Passerby C, a man with a short haircut, Perber Addis, said angrily.

"God is unfair!" Passerby D, a man with black square glasses, Fowles Lucci, said angrily.

"God is unfair!" The beautiful girl Claudia Dove from Beauxbatons School of Magic said angrily.

Haha, repeaters, Carney laughed in his heart.

"Brother Carney, are you really not going to change with us? It's a pity that you have to turn into a goat at this age, why not get a Peruvian Venomous Dragon." The beautiful girl Claudia Dove from Beauxbatons School of Magic was not reserved, and immediately whispered softly.

"Brother Carney, you are so powerful, but it's a waste of your talent to transform into a penguin. It's not challenging at all. Why don't you try to transform into a Ukrainian iron-bellied dragon?" Passerby B, a man with side bangs, Tengjia Tans, immediately followed the rhythm.

Because the golden ball can be split into two halves, only half of their questions have questions, so they can exchange the dragon in their hands for a penguin or a goat.

In this way, they only need to change into a goat or penguin to get high scores. It really shouldn't be too easy.

"It's a beautiful idea, but you think too much." Carney held the topic tightly in his hands, fearing that they would suddenly snatch it away.

"You'd better go practice early. It's okay to transform into a smaller dragon." Carney said goodbye to them with a smile. The dragon problem is not impossible to complete.

Transforming into a small dragon can still guarantee points. Anyway, of the forty-four contestants, only one can definitely get a high score.

It was Carney who just left. If the dragon becomes smaller, the score will be higher, so they can only try to become bigger.

"Let's go and practice." The man with black square glasses, Falls Lucci, pushed up his glasses and said.

"Hey, practice is the most annoying." Passerby Tenga Tansi, a man with slanted bangs, said he was annoyed, but he still stood up and prepared to leave the game.

"Breakfast time is over! I have to go back and look at the book to look at the details." Claudia Dove, a beautiful girl from Beauxbatons Academy of Magic, announced, and then left the restaurant with her own question.

She hadn't seen the Peruvian Venomtooth Dragon yet, so she had to go back and read a book. He had gone to the school library to borrow a lot of books for the competition, and there were also introductions to dragons, so he was prepared for anything.

"Claudia Dove, wait for me, take your book and read it." Luden Fajan, a passerby with a middle score, hurriedly followed Clodia Dove, a beautiful girl from Beauxbatons Academy of Witchcraft and Wizardry. .

"And me, I haven't seen this dragon either." Popper Addis, a passerby with a short hair, followed closely behind.

At this point, there are not many contestants in the restaurant. After getting the questions, most people either practice to get familiar with it or go back to read the information.

The five old men on the judges' bench didn't expect anyone to succeed. Originally, the third question was extremely difficult, and they didn't intend to score it.

The old man in the white wizard robe deliberately removed a question during the demonstration, which was completely a bad taste.

Otherwise, why would five people come here all afternoon if they don't even score a cent?