Chapter 258 Flying Harry

The Hogwarts students performed better than most people expected, and many of them were able to deal with various crises skillfully, some of which even adult wizards would find difficult.

After nearly 80% of the students were eliminated, a team finally appeared in front of the ball python.

At this time, the ball python had become very large under the effect of the spell, and the diameter of its head was close to the height of a person, and its originally chubby body in the middle looked even bigger.

The first student who encountered him thought he had hit a wall, and then found that the wall could move, and was immediately stunned.

The ball python flicked its tail, and the student flew out unexpectedly.

Although he was caught by the Thestral in mid-air, he was still eliminated.

Then one team after another rushed to the central area in a panic, and then charged at the ball python.

The ball python was originally a docile animal, shy and timid by nature.

But at this moment, it seemed to treat all this as an interesting game. It did not use its own advantages of winding and inverted fangs. It just swung its tail or moved its body to drive all the students out of its territory.

But the purpose of the contestants was not to defeat this big guy, but to leave their team's mark on it.

So it didn't take long for the smart students to come up with a solution -

They divided a part of the people to attract the attention of the ball python, and then one or two agile guys rushed up to leave their names.

The scales of the python are very smooth and difficult to climb. Some teams with low requirements simply signed at a position far away from the head, and the main one was that they participated.

Some people knelt on the ground and shouted desperately: "Why should I name it 'Crackling Explosion Card Lover, Gobstone Go to Hell'! How can I finish it?"

His only remaining teammate stood beside him with a blank face, looking like his soul had left his body.

"Hahahaha..."

The Weasley brothers were amused by them, and the two rushed to the front in tacit cooperation.

Their team name is "Misbehavior".

With the cooperation of their teammates, the two not only successfully left their names, but also wiped off the signatures of their competitors.

So as soon as they jumped off the python, they were faced with a melee.

It was at this time that Harry and others rushed into the core area.

At the same time, they were also the last team. Other teams that were trapped halfway or had serious casualties basically chose to give up.

There were not many people left in the umbrella house. Michael, Neville, and Theo all fell halfway to cover their teammates. In the end, only Harry and Hermione were left.

Wade sat on the platform of the owl shed. Although he could not hear the conversation over there, he could clearly see the progress of the situation.

Although it was unintentional, the twins' disruptive behavior helped Harry and Hermione a lot-

The teams that had signed their names basically quickly left the battle group and hid nearby to watch.

If everything went as usual, when Harry and the others arrived, they would have to face the ball python that was annoyed by these little flies alone, find a way to avoid its attack, and rush to his side to sign.

But at this moment, several Gryffindors and Slytherins were fighting around the ball python, and were all whipped away by its tail.

And the teams whose names were erased had to rush to the ball python for the second time, signing while guarding against the ball python, protecting their new signatures, and sabotaging others.

It can be said that Fred and George completely broke the original order, making all students understand that signing is only the first step, and whether they can protect the name of their team to the end is the most important.

"Good opportunity! While the attention of this big guy is distracted, I can just fly over."

Harry took out the broom and was about to ride on it.

"Wait!"

Hermione grabbed him.

The girl looked at the time and said, "It only takes one second to write 'SSC'... Wait until five minutes before the end before you go up."

Harry immediately realized that Hermione was right.

He didn't have the confidence to protect his signature in that chaos... and once he got on the broom, he would probably become the target of everyone's attack.

But waiting on the side was not easy.

The torment of not being able to complete the task with only the last bit left was only a small part. What was more important was the flying spells, the huge tail that occasionally passed by nearby, and the sneak attacks from other teams.

Fortunately, the other magical creatures in the maze seemed to be frightened by the movement here, and did not suddenly come out of the bushes to attack them like before.

Wade looked down at the chaotic scene there.

In order to prevent the students from really getting into an accident, all the professors, thestrals and most of the house elves in the maze were guarding around, ready to rescue at any time.

From his perspective, Harry and Hermione were like little ants on the ground, constantly jumping around.

Suddenly, Hermione's legs stuck together uncontrollably and fell to the ground, followed by the body of the ball python falling towards her.

Harry showed a roaring and ferocious expression, and judging from his mouth shape, he shouted "Hermione".

Then, the ball python's body stabilized, and then a house elf appeared instantly and took Hermione away.

Before leaving, Hermione took the time to make an "OK" gesture to Harry.

Harry nodded vigorously, knowing that Hermione was reminding him to be patient for three minutes before attacking.

He dodged two intersecting spells very swiftly, fell to the ground and rolled around, causing himself to become dusty.

Perhaps because Harry was the smallest in both size and age, and did not actively attack, the ball python did not take him seriously, and even the other teams did not pay much attention to him.

This made it easier for Harry to "survive".

Three minutes were up.

A flying broom rose into the sky, like a swift fighting the waves, nimble and light.

"Wow--"

The audience exclaimed at the same time.

The contestants were also surprised. The next second, seven or eight spells flew towards Harry, and the Weasley brothers applauded and laughed.

The boy flew like a fish in water, as if the strong wind did not hinder him at all.

A moment later, there were huge screams and cheers from the audience, and Wade could hear them clearly in the Owl Shed.

He put down the telescope, and then he heard Professor Murray asked him with a smile:

"Do you regret it? If you had also participated, you might be the one to receive everyone's applause now."

"What's the point?"

Wade said uninterestedly: "People's emotions are fickle, especially the love of strangers, which may turn into disdain or even hatred because of a small thing."

Professor Murray laughed.

"This... is really not something you can say at your age."

He shook his head and said: "Children are more lively and more lovely."

Wade turned to look at him and asked: "Is it more lovely... or more gullible?"

He did not hear the professor's answer.

A house elf suddenly appeared with a "bang", trembling slightly and said: "Mr. Wade Grey... the maze... something happened..."