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Although he had dealt with Gregorovitch, if Luc Miller-Farley wanted to get into the top three of the competition, he had to adopt the same strategy as Gregorovitch, and he had to actively eliminate at least two people.

However, he did not take the lead in pinching the "soft persimmon" and "purple potato face" American swimmer, but instead directed his attack on the young Libasho Pollachi from the Castrobus School of Magic.

"It will be difficult first and easy later," Luc Miller Farley thought as he clapped his hands again in the layers of bubbles.

The outermost layers of bubbles burst, and once again turned into millions of tiny bubbles. However, this time they did not gather around Luc Miller Farley, but rushed straight to the sea like sharp arrows, shooting towards the little wizard jumping forward on the sea.

His magic potion can be used for both attack and defense, and the methods are very diverse.

"Fortunately, I looked up the records of previous potion tournaments, which included cases where young wizards used potions to conduct offensive and defensive battles at sea. I made preparations in advance and researched potions suitable for various scenarios long ago."

Luc Miller thought proudly that he was now in seventh grade, and he had been preparing for the Potions Championship since he entered Beauxbatons School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and now it seemed that the harvest season had arrived.

His behavior is like memorizing several or even dozens of model essays in advance for the composition question before the Chinese language test. As long as the test questions are not too biased, these model essays can be used with a slight modification.

Although in terms of novelty, it may not be as good as the potions made by some little wizards on a flash of inspiration, but this "memorizing model essays" method of preparing for the competition has a higher tolerance rate.

"I'm sorry, little Libasho Pollachi from Brazil, I admit that the way your 'jumping potion' moves on the water is very interesting, but for the final victory, I must put an end to you."

Just as Luc Miller was imagining how he would shake hands with his competitors after the game and give fake blessings and encouragement to the loser, the water arrow made of bubbles had already shot towards the soles of little Libasho Polachi's feet.

As Luke's bubble arrow magic rushed straight to the sea surface, Libasiu Polacchi seemed unaware of the impending attack. However, just as the bubble arrow was about to touch the sole of his foot, Libasiu suddenly stopped jumping, his eyes flashed with a cunning light, and a smile appeared at the corner of his mouth.

The "jumping potion" not only has the ability to move forward, it also hides a secret - a mechanism that can sense threats and respond quickly. When the bubble arrow touched the sea surface, the potion of Little Libasiu suddenly released a powerful recoil, pushing him into the air and avoiding Luke's attack.

"Do you think I can be hit so easily?" Little Libashu shouted loudly in the air.

As he fell again, his feet were stained with sea water, and something like green ink suddenly sprayed into the sea water, spreading quickly.

Luc Miller-Farley was furious.

Damn, this guy doesn't just have no ethics, he simply has no public ethics...

This kick "polluted" a large area of ​​sea water. Not to mention any special potion effect, just seeing the large amount of green juice "naturally" secreted from the sole of his foot made people feel disgusted.

Even if the bubble barrier around Luc Miller can block the sea water, it is like stepping on shit while wearing high heels. The disgusting feeling will not disappear just because of the distance. Once you are stained with shit, you are stained with shit.

(Trivia: Avoiding stepping on feces and urine is the origin of high heels from the French court)

Luc Miller-Farley avoids polluted waters because he doesn't want to get dirty.

In this way, as he continued to attack Libasho Polachi with bubble arrows, the latter continued to "pollute" the sea water, and Luc Miller's movement trajectory in the water became an "S" shape, going up and down, constantly changing the depth.

The battle between the two became more and more intense. Luc Miller Farley continuously released various offensive effects underwater, sometimes using bubble arrows to attack a single point, and sometimes using bubble collapse to stir up waves for AOE, always trying to find the flaws of Little Libasiu.

Little Libasho used his "Jumping Potion" to move flexibly on the sea surface, and at the same time continuously injected "ink" into the sea like a squid spraying ink.

The fight between the two of them was very exciting, but it made life difficult for the little wizard from Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in America.

He just used potions to strengthen his heart, lungs and swimming ability, and turned into a purple potato face. Compared to him, the potions used by other little wizards were really like various kinds of "Wind Spirit Moon Shadow".

The little wizard from America could only swim, and on the sea surface, so he could not effectively avoid the foot washing water "contaminated" by Libasho Pollach the Little as Luc Miller did.

As a last resort, he had to grit his teeth, hold his breath and swim across the vast expanse of colorful sea water.

Although he didn't drink it or smell it, his skin came into contact with the sea water.

Soon, he felt dizzy and his vision began to blur, and then he was caught up in a strange and confusing hallucination.

He began to see all kinds of strange visions, some like giant mushrooms dancing on the sea, and some like colorful marine creatures waving at him.

His heartbeat quickened, his breathing became rapid, as if he had left the real world and entered another fantastic dimension. This was a typical hallucination reaction after eating poisonous fungi, but in this case, it was due to the direct effect of the potion.

In this state, the little American wizard instinctively wanted to use the wandless casting technique - although the use of a wand was not allowed, wandless casting was enough, and it was not considered a foul - and tried to cast a cleansing spell to remove the pollution from his body.

But his mind was confused and he recited the spell haltingly, and not only did he fail to achieve the desired effect, but he also produced a series of unexpected effects.

"Aguamenti Sidereus!"

Originally, he wanted to cast "Aguamenti", but for some reason he mistakenly recited a non-existent spell and added the word "Sidereus" after Aguamenti.

This erroneous spell accidentally formed a huge, glittering silver water column on the sea surface, rising into the sky, like a bridge of light connecting heaven and earth. Under the influence of the illusion, he did not realize that he had violated the Statute of Secrecy because he had inadvertently created a "natural" phenomenon that was difficult for Muggles to explain.

At the same time, the crew of a nearby Muggle merchant ship noticed the light column. They were attracted by this sudden wonder and thought it was some kind of natural phenomenon or an emergency signal at sea, so after a while they decided to change their route and head towards the direction of the light column, hoping to find out what it was.