Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

Gryffindor himself was also quite upset at this time.

He didn't expect that he was just doing something simple.

However, it gave inspiration to his enemies, allowing Hailbo to find a situation that was difficult for his duel system to handle.

Yes, Lancelot's response could not push Gryffindor into a desperate situation.

But as a legendary duelist, doesn't Gryffindor know his "weakness"?

In fact, high temperature air is not the only magic that cannot be absorbed by the Magic-Breaking Sword.

He still remembered that when Slytherin was sparring with him, Slytherin had skillfully used the element of water, summoning water to freeze into ice, and then made ice cones to hit him. What was worse was that Slytherin would sometimes add some snake venom to these ice cones, making Gryffindor flustered for a while.

And when the opponent is Ravenclaw, she will not hesitate to suck away the oxygen around Gryffindor, making him suffer from difficulty breathing and near suffocation.

When sparring with Hufflepuffs, they would directly pull out magical plants, such as the biting kale with sharp teeth, the mandrake that made noises, the poisonous tentacles that sprayed venom, and the whomping willow that waved branches.

These are all parts that Gryffindor cannot restrain. Does it mean that Gryffindor will lose the duel directly if the opponent is not restrained?

how is this possible.

If that were all, how could Gryffindor deserve to be called the famous duelling masters in history?

For a dueling genius like Gryffindor, when faced with enemy magic that restrains his own style of play, he has another set of plans to deal with. A real duel cannot be won by relying on more than a single strategy or technique.

When facing different types of enemies, you must be flexible and take appropriate countermeasures.

However, for such an enemy, Gryffindor would have to switch to another set of tactics, and the next battle would inevitably enter a relatively complicated stage.

To be honest, Gryffindor doesn't like that kind of play.

He prefers a straightforward fight, where he can feel the long-lost passion.

That's why he didn't use another combat mode right from the start.

Now that the enemy has found a way to restrain Godric, Gryffindor has no choice but to return to the traditional wizard combat mode.

The wand in his right hand tapped lightly, and the ground beneath Gryffindor's feet trembled.

A huge stone hand, as long as an elephant, lifted Gryffindor up.

At the same time, there was a sudden earthquake, and the land in the entire venue underwent changes beyond imagination.

The ground cracked and bulged, sweeping up dust and grass debris, raising a huge cloud of dust in the area surrounded by the Four Red Sun Formation.

The dust covered the sky and the sun, hiding everything.

Only under the illumination of the high-temperature air mass of Lancelot (Herbo), could one vaguely see a huge figure rising from the earth.

Although the outside world could not see clearly, Lancelot (Herbo) as the opponent could observe this giant transformed by Gryffindor's Transfiguration relatively emotionally.

Its entire body is grayish white with the texture of granite, and its head is round with two huge gem-like eyes that sparkle with mysterious light.

Its body was strong and sturdy, its arms were long and hung down at its sides, and each finger was as thick as a huge stone pillar, which could easily crush anything. Its legs were well-developed with muscles, supporting its heavy body, and every step it took could cause the ground to shake.

Facing such a huge earth elemental giant, Lancelot (Herbo) did not have the slightest intention of retreating. He stood where he was, quietly observing the earth elemental giant's every move, as if looking for its weakness.

Then he fixed his eyes, and the magic power in his hand was focused again. The Arondite giant sword emitted a blazing heat, but this time Lancelot did not swing it down. Instead, he raised the giant sword like a pillar of fire and launched a fearless charge towards the mountain giant.

......

"That's... [Xiao Xiao]!?"

Outside the venue, Salazar Slytherin, who was watching the game, blurted out a name. It was obvious that he had a very deep impression of this huge figure, so deep that he could recognize it just by its silhouette.

After all, when Gryffindor has such a dueling partner, who will they try their skills with? The answer is self-evident.

Rowena Ravenclaw denied, "No, that's not Tiny herself, it's just a transfiguration created by Gryffindor."

Obviously, this being named "Xiao Xiao" is a common acquaintance of theirs.

The Grim Reaper concluded, "Yes, I just used Xiao Xiao's appearance as a reference. The real Xiao Xiao is still in the underworld."

Xiaoxiao, this name sounds cute, but it actually belongs to a powerful creature - the mountain giant.

Despite being called giants, they are not related to the giants or trolls of the wizarding world.

In fact, mountain giants are completely different from those creatures. It can even be said that they are not real flesh and blood.

The essence of mountain giants is elemental life forms composed of the earth element, one of the four basic elements. Their body is a mysterious and powerful elemental core.

Over time, they will emit a special magnetic force that can attract the surrounding stones and gradually form a hard human-shaped shell that tightly wraps the elemental core.

When a mountain giant reaches their peak lifespan, they become a giant stone man the size of a hill. This size is astonishing, and gives them unrivaled strength and defense in battle.

In ancient times, humans realized the power of this type of elemental life and called them "mountain giants."

However, how many of these legends are true and how many are fabricated by later generations? No one knows except the people involved.