Dynavale and Hogwarts

"This is it. In order to prevent Muggles from entering, you need to use magic to get in." After that, the professor cast a spell on a tree and explained: "Cast any non-offensive spell on this tree. , will”

Without the professor having to say anything, everyone saw that the positions of some trees had changed. With the change, a narrow path appeared in the dense woods, and people filed in.

Professor Flitwick took the lead, and Deputy Altom led the team behind. His eyes scanned the surrounding area. Dana, other players and assistants also drew out their wands, ready to fight at any time.

After leaving the dense forest, the eyes suddenly opened up, and what came into view was a large lake with mist surrounding it, flickering in and out, as if in a fairyland.

The professor pointed to the Great Lake and said: "The competition venue is below."

Dana was a little suspicious of his ears. The competition venue was in a lake. During his doubts, he heard the professor say: "There are many glacial lakes on the Bavarian Plateau. They are very beautiful and worth admiring. I highly recommend everyone to go and see them when you have the opportunity."

Altom coughed a few times and said, "Filius, you introduce me first, and I'll go through the formalities."

"Thank you, Greg." Flitwick thanked him with a smile and turned back to the topic: "Well, to put it far, this competition venue was transformed from an glacial lake. The way you see the ripples on the lake is nothing but magic. Effect.

"Actually, it's empty inside. You'll understand when you go down and take a look later. This competition venue is very large. Well, if you saw the Quidditch World Cup last year, it would be about the same size as that venue."

Someone in the team exclaimed. The professor pointed to a stone platform nearby and said: "In the next few days, we will gather here when we come and go through Apparition."

I don't know who asked: "When we entered just now, what would happen if we cast offensive magic on the tree?" Not to mention, Dana was also a little curious about this question.

The professor laughed and said: "It is said that you will be hung up from these trees and beaten. It seems that you will be cursed, and you will be plagued with bad luck in the next week." Many people stuck out their tongues, and they probably lost the urge to try it.

Altom emerged from a tent and walked over, handing out badges to everyone. Then he led everyone towards the fog near the lake. The people who followed him came to the track where a carriage was parked, and followed Altom into the carriage.

"Player Zone" Altom said. The carriage shook violently, and after driving for a short distance, it suddenly turned upside down and was driving on a very narrow slope.

Dana felt like he was riding a roller coaster and falling at a high speed: his heartbeat accelerated, as if he was being lifted into his throat.

When the carriage stopped, I felt relieved. Dana walked out of the carriage and was shocked by what he saw.

The professor was right. The venue was indeed very large. The terraced circular stands extended to the top layer by layer, and were divided into areas by tracks and carriages that transported spectators and players.

What surprised him even more was that the stands were crowded and almost full.

Find your seat and sit down in the stands at the bottom and closest to the playing field. Suddenly remembering something, Dana asked: "Professor, I did not check whether there were any prohibited items when I entered the venue this time."

The professor smiled and said: "Don't worry, there is a detection device in the carriage. If there is a problem, you will not be able to get off, so you will go back directly."

Dana was relieved and looked at the field. There were two round platforms used for competitions, which could hold two games at the same time. There is a spherical alchemical item suspended above each round platform.

"That is the exploration equipment specially made by Campbell's Alchemy Workshop for this competition." The professor said, pointing to the ring-shaped light screen in the venue, on which an advertisement for Campbell's Alchemy Workshop was playing.

Among them, Dana also saw the bright words "Competition equipment designated by the Triwizard Tournament referee team" in the advertisement for the newly launched surveillance equipment, which almost blinded him. Jiawen's mother is very powerful and has begun to expand the market in Germany.

Penello lamented: "The crowd is bigger and more enthusiastic than when we played in the UK."

Well, enthusiasm is not enough to describe it, it should be fanaticism.

The professor explained: "Germans love the sport of dueling very much. They have actively applied to host the World Cup many times and have successfully hosted it many times. After all, they should be the country that has hosted the most dueling competitions."

On the first day of the competition, there were a total of twenty-four elimination rounds, but each player only competed once. Dana had a lot of time to watch the competition and expand his knowledge.

In the first knockout round, there is a huge disparity in strength. It is far from the time for the masters to use their unique tricks, but the desperate efforts of the lower-ranked players are also very interesting. It benefited him a lot.

He also noticed that perhaps for the sake of the enjoyment of the game, the top players did not choose to end the game quickly. They always had to fight for a while before ending the duel. This seems to have become a routine.

When Dana asked the professor for advice, he waved his hand nonchalantly and said, "Don't worry about this. You can fight however you want. In a duel, strength will speak for itself in the end."

In the afternoon, Dana was watching the game, his badge flashing and a beep sounding. He looked above the competition stage and saw his name appeared above the No. 2 competition stage, so he hurried over, climbed up the steps, and stood on the high platform.

His opponent had already Apparated and stood on the stage, looking at him with disdain and impatiently. The audience also expressed their dissatisfaction with boos. He was helpless. It wasn't that he didn't know how to use it, but that he couldn't use it.

After saluting, the duel begins.

He wanted to test the performance of the Guardian God in actual combat, so after adding a defense, he summoned the Guardian God of Destruction. Unexpectedly, his opponent's performance was so miserable. After seeing the God of Destruction, he shivered for a while, rolled his eyes and fainted.

This did not measure the true strength of the patron saint at all. But his opponent was already down, so he could only disperse the patron saint.

No one in the audience understood it, and there was a lot of discussion. Even the referee didn't know what was going on. It's the first time I've seen a patron saint who fainted. Although the referee knew that Dana had not touched the player from the beginning to the end, he still strictly followed the rules of the game and waited for the therapist's signal.

The player was carried by the staff to a piece of grass next to the round platform and sank with the grass. Below that is the place where players are treated.

Soon, the crystal ball suspended in front of the referee team glowed white, and the referee announced Dana's victory. However, he was greeted not with applause but with boos. The match time was shorter than the ruling time and there were no fights either, it was so boring.

In this competition, I am not popular with the audience. However, the professor is right, a duel ultimately depends on strength.

So, the next morning, during the second knockout round, he still stood firm, added defense, and summoned the patron saint. This opponent was stronger. Although he was frightened, his legs were shaking, and his eyes showed a look of despair, he still managed to hold on and did not fall.

Wisps of silver light mist floated from the tip of the staff, probably trying to summon his own patron saint, but in the end he couldn't. Pegasus ran over and gave him a gentle push. This guy wasn't much stronger and fell to the ground with a plop.

Unsurprisingly, when the referee once again declared Dana the winner, he received a lengthy boo from the audience.