HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Mr. Welch is worthy of being someone who has managed to reach this point easily. He even carefully considered the order in which he would choose his dueling partners.

Mr. Welch first chose the honest Mr. Miller. He seemed to be particularly good at dealing with opponents who had no new ideas in dueling skills. He could easily catch the opponent off guard.

However, Mr. Miller was able to reach this point. Of course, he would not be defeated immediately because of being caught off guard. He quickly adjusted and relied on his solid foundation and huge magic power to still deal with Mr. Welch. With.

This was obviously expected by Mr. Welch. He was not bothered by Mr. Miller's strength at all. He did not even wrinkle his eyebrows on his loving smile and calmly responded to Mr. Miller's strong attack. .

Mr. Welch seemed to be deliberately weakening Mr. Miller's strength. He had been using defense as an offense, avoiding Mr. Miller's spell. He could only attack once after ten dodges.

Mr. Welch's magic power consumption is almost one-third that of Mr. Miller.

At first, Mr. Miller was still glad that he was able to duel with Mr. Welch with ease. Later in the duel, he suddenly realized that the ease he thought he had was only due to Mr. Welch's connivance.

Each of his attacks seemed designed to achieve Mr. Welch's goals.

Such a calculation.

Mr. Miller gritted his teeth, but at this time Mr. Welch's victory was already a foregone conclusion. No matter how he tried to save it, he could only admit defeat in the face of Mr. Welch's increasingly fierce offensive.

Mr. Miller had no way to escape from the two petrifications attacking him from the left and right. When Mr. Welch clearly stopped his attack, he sighed and pointed the tip of his wand at the palm of his other hand: " I surrender."

The etiquette that Mr. Miller just performed is one of the most common etiquettes for admitting defeat in duels. However, most people were directly defeated and were judged to have failed the duel. They did not even have the opportunity to use this etiquette.

Mr. Welch paid full respect to this opponent who was indeed very capable but lost because of his too solid foundation and lost his focus on his mastery of skills. He smiled and watched him walk to the other side of the field.

The arena is divided into two parts. The smaller part is where the four duel masters wait for the duel, and the larger part is where they duel.

At their current level, trying to control the attack range of a duel is like drinking water. In fact, the spectators around the stage do not need to worry about being injured at all, but there are many guards, and they are even more closely guarding the surroundings of the stands.

Although they have confidence in the strength of the four masters on the stage, there is no guarantee that there will be no surprises.

For example, Ms. Summers was pinching her long blond hair, yawning, and preparing for a duel with Mr. Welch. She was so excited about the duel last time that the flames she released almost connected the guards and The stage is burned together.

Although Ms. Summers put away the flames quickly and did not cause any substantial harm to everyone, it is better to be careful than to make amends after the damage has occurred.

"Ms. Summers, it's a pleasure to fight you."

Mr. Welch gave the same greeting to Mr. Miller before. This made Ms. Summers feel slighted and wanted to raise her head haughtily and roll her eyes, but she saw that Mr. Welch was the same age as her grandfather. For the most part, I endured it.

Ms. Summers curled her lips and raised her wand in unison with Mr. Welch. Her expression was completely inconsistent with the elegant standards of etiquette before a duel.

At least this would prove that her intrinsic respect for Mr. Welch was not diminished.

Till held his breath and put the photos it had taken during the duel between Mr. Welch and Mr. Miller into a large bag, then took out a new roll of film and replaced it with the somewhat hot magic camera.

There is no problem with the quality of the Magic Camera, but Till couldn't bear to press the shutter with his fingers trembling, and it took four or five pictures almost every second. That is to say, if the quality is good, it can spit out clear and complete photos without stopping.

Compared with its function, the slight heat is not a big problem at all.

Till pressed his fingers and quickly entered the state. He didn't realize that she, who was still sitting upright at first and told herself not to look so excited, was now like the people around her, falling into a kind of selfless madness. .

Till herself may not realize that she also has some bellicose elements deep in her heart.

When experiencing or watching a duel that was enough to make people's blood boil, Till's heartbeat accelerated, and his usual calmness and restraint no longer existed.

***

The six duels in the morning ended successfully, and everyone had a new record. As expected by Till, the final winners in the afternoon were Mr. Welch and Ms. Summers.

Mrs. Hopkins won one round and placed third over Mr. Miller, who had lost all six duels.

At the end of the duel in the morning, Mr. Miller looked downcast. No matter how comforted he was by the people around him, his kind face could only smile helplessly, and his eyes were still dejected.

Mr. Miller's advantage is exactly his disadvantage. His solid foundation can make him feel like a person who is petrified on the stage. No matter how the wind blows, he is so stable that it is difficult to move.

But while he was developing a solid foundation, he was also destined to spend less time elsewhere.

Not winning a single match in six duels may be hard for Mr. Miller to accept, and may even be a serious blow, but his fourth place result in the All-British Wizarding Duel Competition is already something that everyone here looks up to.

Till saw many people coming up to chat with him. Although Mr. Miller seemed a little overwhelmed, he also smiled again amidst the many compliments.

Mr. Miller was being talked to, and Mrs. Hopkins was also surrounded by people.

Instead, Mr. Welch and Ms. Summers, who were about to compete for the top spot, were greeted by family and friends as they walked toward the tent prepared by the organizer. No one could approach the chatter, and not many people dared to risk affecting their dueling status. Go disturb them.

Thiel and Noah Guzman are, of course, crazy, as are many of the people around them who support Mr. Welch.

Although Mr. Miller, whom Noah Guzman was optimistic about, was not doing well, Mr. Welch's singing still made Noah Guzman feel happy.

When Thiel and Noah Guzman returned to the hotel for lunch, he kept talking in front of Thiel about how nervous he was, as if it wasn't Mr. Welch who was dueling that afternoon but him.

"Boss!" Lupine also hurried over, but he was not here to care about the results of the duel competition. He hurried over from the United States to report to Till on the situation of American stores.

Since he drank the improved wolfsbane potion and then went to the United States to "open up new territories", Lupine's condition has gotten better and better day by day.

Another small vault has been opened in Tyr's Gringotts.