Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

[Thank you for letting you take the blame.] Gryffindor's voice sounded from the bottom of Slytherin's heart, with a hint of teasing and gratitude.

Slytherin chuckled and responded with Legilimency.

[Humph, that guy, I'll have to settle this account with him sooner or later. ]

That's right, how could Gryffindor not know who that wicked guy was who would put the Sword of Gryffindor into the Sorting Hat upside down with the blade facing down?

They all knew in their hearts that only one person could do such a thing.

There are only a few people who are qualified to take out this sword. After all, only a true Gryffindor can take up this sword.

The other recognized Gryffindors would not do such a thing.

However, it was not easy to find trouble with that guy, and it required long-term planning, so he teamed up with his old friend Slytherin to stage a drama.

[What black pot, what account to settle?]

At this moment, a familiar voice joined the conversation. The voice was intermittent, as if the speaker was talking to them while eating sunflower seeds. Hearing this voice, Gryffindor and Slytherin immediately stopped using Legilimency to communicate and turned their eyes to the people who were eating sunflower seeds.

"Where did you get the seeds?" asked Slytherin.

Merlin, Hufflepuff, and Ravenclaw all looked at Raven almost at the same time and gave him concerned glances.

Facing the gazes of the crowd, Raven spread his hands helplessly and complained, "You guys are so ungrateful. I shared the melon seeds with them out of kindness, but now you betrayed me."

Raven then looked at Slytherin, "Of course I just fried it! Don't you roast something to eat when you light the fire? Otherwise it would be such a waste! But there's no more, we've shared it all."

In fact, Raven still had some melon seeds left in his pocket, but he didn't want to share them with the old man Slytherin. But Slytherin seemed to have noticed something and stopped paying attention to the melon seeds. He sniffed and suddenly asked, "So, what about the chickens wrapped in mud and lotus leaves in the fire? If I remember correctly, you call them beggar chickens?"

"You can smell this?" Raven's face flashed with surprise, but he quickly regained his composure.

Come to think of it, snakes have a very keen sense of smell. As a Parseltongue who has done extensive research on snakes, it is understandable that Slytherin has an extremely keen sense of smell.

He was struggling, not knowing what reason to use to appease Slytherin. Yes, in the final analysis, he still didn't want to give it to this guy Slytherin.

So Raven fell into deep thought.

At this moment, Slytherin quietly gestured to Gryffindor, indicating that their diversion plan had been successful.

In fact, they had already guessed that Raven might have the ability to see through Legilimency, so they were mentally prepared in advance.

At this moment, Gryffindor realized that even a seemingly secret communication method like Legilimency was not absolutely safe. Fortunately, they had always been highly vigilant against Raven, always treating him as the most powerful enemy and always ready to deal with his threats.

After seeing that his rear was safe and he would no longer be attacked by strange backstabs from friendly forces,

Gryffindor can finally devote all of their energy to the battle with Herpo.

Under Merlin's guidance, the two stood facing each other and saluted each other.

While they are pretending to be cool,

Raven suddenly clapped his hands. Then, four Ravens wearing the relic uniforms of Hogwarts School emerged from behind the white-robed Raven. These clones jumped up in unison and quickly occupied the four corners of the venue.

"Four Red Sun Formation!"*4

(Actually it means [All Curses End])

As the magic power stored in the four alchemy figures penetrated each other, a dazzling light suddenly lit up and quickly spread, covering the surrounding space.

In the blink of an eye, a huge rectangular field quietly took shape, like an indestructible fortress, isolating everything from outside.

The defensive power of this rectangular field is amazing. Unless the attack is beyond the legendary level, it is impossible to destroy the defensive wall in front of you. Of course, in this world, no one can display combat power beyond the legendary level.

Even though Riven's alchemy figure kept muttering the name "Four Red Yang Formation", in fact, in his mind, the one in front of him was just a weakened version.

The real "Four Red Yang Formation" was carefully developed by him, specifically for fighting against those powerful beings above legends - the group of wizards who were summoned by the god of death to fight him.

After all, Raven knew that he had made quite a big noise at the beginning, so how could he not be prepared at all?

However, what he didn't expect was that the tense situation at that time ended in peace.

Therefore, the real "Four Red Yang Formation" was never used and became an eternal secret weapon.

What? Copyright? It's the evening of October 1995, 10, and it's still 31 years before the first serialization of "Ninjago"! Kishimoto should have paid him the copyright! He should have paid him the copyright of Thunder Release: Kirin as well.

In the Four Red Suns Formation, Gryffindor and Lancelot (Helper) were already fighting each other.

As soon as the battle started, Lancelot (Herbo) took out the greatsword named Arondite and charged towards Gryffindor.

Although Gryffindor also took the lead, his sword was only a one-handed sword after all, and was inherently weaker than a two-handed sword in terms of strength.

In terms of material, Arondite is made of mountain copper and is extremely tough and difficult to destroy.

Therefore, Gryffindor, who was very experienced in dueling, did not foolishly engage in close combat, but dodged and stabbed at the gap left by Lancelot's (Herbo) slash.

Yes, that's right! Something shocking happened - the battle between the two legendary wizards was not a fight of throwing magic at each other, but a fierce battle of cold weapons like Muggle knights!

This scene is really too subversive! The reason for this situation is also very simple - the body controlled by Haierbo at this moment is not a legendary wizard with powerful magic, but a warrior famous for his superb martial arts.

Although the strength of this body has been raised to the legendary level under the blessing of his powerful soul essence,

But if compared with Gryffindor, who is already a legendary being and only suppresses his power to the legendary level, he will obviously be much inferior in terms of magic confrontation.

After all, Hailbo can no longer get the constant magical support from the Lingboyu body.

What's worse is that Gryffindor holds a sword that can break magic!

If Haierbo paid too much attention to the so-called "painting style" and forced the use of magic, he would probably lose face again today.

Therefore, Haierbo took the initiative to launch a cold weapon battle.

This is his strength, and also the strength of this body. At the same time, it can also bring into play the role of the sword carried by Lancelot's body, Arondite.

Arondite, like Broken Steel, is from the Weasley family. Lancelot and Arthur grew up in the same village as neighbors, just like Cedric Diggory today.

At the same time, he was also one of the people who was pulled into the group by Arthur, hiding his wizard identity and fighting against the invaders as a Muggle.

Influenced by Godric Gryffindor's fighting style, many magical cold weapons were created in that era. The Weasley family, who was very favored by Gryffindor himself, became a loyal customer of these magical cold weapons.

Unlike the Broken Steel Sword, which is made of gold and is mainly used to break physical effects (that is, sharpness), the Arondate, which is made of mountain copper as its main material, is a giant sword that brings the property of physical toughness to the extreme.

Without the armor getting in the way, Lancelot (Herbo) wielded Arondite at an extremely fast speed. Every swing brought unparalleled power and blew up a fierce hurricane.

For a moment, the Gryffindors were suppressed so much that they dared not approach easily, but could not escape easily either.