Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

"Mr. White, why didn't you stop your follower in time? This duel could have been completely avoided." Jacques shrugged helplessly.

Now that Delphi has elevated the significance of the duel to this level, he can't stop it.

"Again, she is not my follower and has no right to make any decisions for me!" Dean emphasized.

"So you are going to refuse this duel?" Jacques' eyes lit up.

"I'm afraid not." Although Dean wanted to refuse, it would not only cost him his face, but also the reputation of Hogwarts.

Dean was afraid of leaving a disgraceful mark in the history books. After returning to the future, he was too embarrassed to face Principal Dumbledore and even Principal Snape.

"Great! Let's get started! I can't wait to turn this disgusting guy into a slug!" Constantine took out his wand.

"Then the duel will take place right here~" Jacques looked around helplessly, "It's quite spacious and there aren't many people..."

"Hoho ho~ Professor Noel is very thoughtful~ This way, Beauxbatons' loss to Hogwarts will not be spread~" Delphi covered her mouth and chuckled.

"Shut up!" Dean couldn't stand hearing it anymore, "I'm beginning to suspect that you are Durmstrang's spy, here to sow discord between our two schools!"

After Dean finished speaking, he was also surprised. Could his casual guess be true?It seems that Delphi did not attend Hogwarts, so why does she value the reputation of Hogwarts so much?

"Are you kidding me?" Delphi was stunned for a moment and then flew into a rage, like a fox whose tail was stepped on.

"Mr. White, stop getting entangled in meaningless things! Are you covering up your cowardice?" Constantine said that he was already hungry and thirsty.

Dean was speechless. He had never seen someone so eager to fail.

Although Trakul highly admired Constantine, Dean did not think that this Beauxbatons student who had not yet graduated could pose any threat to him.

Then... Dean almost overturned.

"Drill the heart and gouge out the bone!"

No one expected that Constantine would use the Cruciatus Curse among the three unforgivable curses as soon as he came up.

Dean also made the mistake of empiricism and was caught off guard. The Iron Armor Curse he first cast was obviously a bit underestimating the enemy. In front of the sharp Cruciatus Curse, it was as fragile as paper and was easily penetrated.

Even so, Dean could have easily dodged it with his skill, but halfway through dodging, he suddenly changed his focus.

The reason lies in the cheating setting of the system: if you want to activate the Cruciatus Curse in the magic talent system, you must take a hit.

Firstly, Dean had no way to learn the Cruciatus Curse, and secondly, since Constantine had taken the initiative to offer him the opportunity to activate the Cruciatus Curse, he had no reason to refuse.

So Dean only dodged halfway, pretending not to be able to dodge, and let Constantine's Cruciatus Curse rub his skin.

To be honest, with Dean's current resistance to magic hair, the Cruciatus Curse, which was greatly weakened by the Iron Armor Curse, did not bring huge pain as imagined. To exaggerate, Dean felt as if he was being stared at by a mosquito.

After Dean received the prompt from the system to activate the Cruciatus Curse with satisfaction, he suddenly found that several other people were looking at him in astonishment, as if something was wrong?

Dean then realized that his reaction was too calm, and it was definitely not how he should behave after being hit by the Cruciatus Curse.

It's time to put Dean's acting skills to the test.

So in the eyes of other people, after Dean was hit by the Cruciatus Curse, he was sluggish for several seconds before screaming in pain, giving people the impression that his pain nerve reflex arc was much longer than others...

"Professor Noel, is this how Beauxbatons teaches his students? He actually uses the Unforgivable Curse right from the start!" Delphi immediately asked loudly.

After drawing everyone's attention to herself, Delphi made a subtle gesture to Dean, telling him to stop when he was ready and stop performing his poor acting skills. It couldn't be any more fake.

"Unforgivable Curse?" Jacques looked at Delphi in confusion.

"Sorry, she's a little nervous." After receiving Delphi's hint, Dean stopped feeling miserable and stopped in front of Delphi to apologize.

When he and Delphi passed each other, he whispered a reminder: "Pay attention, there may not be three unforgivable curses in this era."

"Do you think I don't know? Isn't this just to cover up your embarrassing acting skills?" Delphi also teased in a low voice.

Dean's face turned dark. If he had known earlier, he might as well have pretended to be unharmed!

"There was a little misunderstanding just now, let's start over." Dean said before the angry Constantine could attack.

This poor kid has been tortured crazy by Dean and Delphi's harmonious actions.

"I hope your assistant won't intervene in duels casually anymore!" Constantine said harshly.

"Accident, purely accidental." Dean laughed dryly.

"Crush the bones!" Seeing that Dean had re-entered the duel state, Constantine repeated his old trick and issued another Cruciatus Curse.

Dean sighed softly.

After activating the Cruciatus Curse, he immediately used skill points to activate the Unforgivable Curse to its full level.

In this case, looking back at Constantine's Cruciatus Curse... to put it bluntly, it was just a showy show. No wonder his acting skills that he thought were superb just now were despised - he acted too exaggeratedly.

Even if he was hit by Constantine's Cruciatus Curse without reservation, it would never be so painful.

Dean wanted to let Constantine experience the feeling of a truly full-level Cruciatus Curse, but unfortunately he relented. After all, Constantine was the one who allowed him to master the Cruciatus Curse, so it was too cruel to him.

Dean stretched out his wand and gently placed it on the Cruciatus Curse that had flown in front of him. He used the wand he learned from Gormlaith to block and easily redirected the Cruciatus Curse's flight direction.

Dean's movements were as smooth as flowing water, but in the eyes of others, they were very incredible: with just a tap and flick of his wand, the Cruciatus Curse turned around and flew towards Constantine.

"What kind of spell is this?" Jacques couldn't help but whisper.

"Haha, if you think of him as an ordinary wizard, you are totally wrong~" Delphi's eyes were full of brilliance. "In addition to powerful magic power, he also has extraordinary skills. He often does things that ordinary wizards cannot do. A marvelous operation that is impossible to achieve.”

At this time, Constantine was undoubtedly the victim of this "wonderful operation": it would have been fine if Dean had just knocked away the spell he sent, but he realized the effect of his own spell hitting himself, which was a bit disappointing to him. This is unacceptable.

The stunned Constantine was hit by his own Cruciatus Curse, and his body immediately curled up into a ball, letting out a shrill scream - this "acting skill" was much better than Dean's~