Hogwarts: I Can Load Entries Infinitely!

Chapter 148

In the Great Hall, students were still entering the venue. On the stage, Professor Flitwick was using magic to guide students of all grades to take their seats in order. The scene was lively but orderly.

Hermione was holding a thick book on dueling skills in her hand, and was still flipping through it at the last minute. Just before entering the venue, she was still talking to Deveraux about the skills in the book, and Ron kept teasing her, "Knowledge won't help you block spells!"

Gryffindor was as enthusiastic as ever, and almost everyone was cheering for Harris.

As the president of the Student Union, his popularity was naturally overwhelming.

Some people also supported Percy. After all, as the pride of the college, his prestige was not low.

But compared to Harris, those supporters were obviously inferior.

Some people even waved small flags written with magic, with "Harris will win!" written in golden and red fonts on them, shining and very conspicuous.

Deveraux looked at the flag from a distance, and the corners of his mouth twitched.

On the Slytherin side, the scene was completely different, with a hint of weirdness in the bustle.

A huge banner floated in the air, with the words "Luke stinks! Nott is first!" Deveraux heard that this banner was specially customized by Malfoy. He stood among a group of classmates and looked at his "masterpiece" with pride.

Luke is Harris's name. It seems that the struggle between the Snake and Lion Houses has begun again.

This scene has almost become a reserved program at Hogwarts. It is always indispensable in every competition.

As for whether there is anyone cheering for Deveraux?

Yes.

In an inconspicuous corner, Wells was holding up a plaque decorated with green and silver, which read "Deveraux must win!" The font also added a flashing special effect, which looked particularly funny.

Deveraux stared at the plaque for two seconds and secretly decided in his heart: After the game is over, he must find an opportunity to cast a Cruciatus Curse on Wells.

On the Ravenclaw side, the support goal is highly unified.

Emily Watson.

She won the runner-up in the last round and almost attracted the attention of the whole school.

To cheer her up, the students of Ravenclaw specially made a floating signboard with Emily's headshot and the slogan "Wisdom and Power Coexist" printed on it.

Deveraux looked at the signboard and couldn't help thinking: If it were me, I would have dug a hole and buried myself.

Hufflepuff didn't have any representative this time.

They each supported different people.

But it's estimated that they won't be able to get too far behind.

We can only say that they have to wait for a while.

Wait until Cedric grows up.

You will have a college facade!

Deveraux looked around and marveled at the scale of the game.

Almost all the teachers and students of the school were present, and there were even reporters and several retired professors who came to watch the game.

In addition to Professor Slughorn, there were several old professors of Hogwarts with gray hair.

And the reporters were the most famous reporters from the Daily Prophet.

Deveraux even saw Xenophilius sitting in the press box.

He was writing something very excitedly.

Apparently, after Luna's condition was under control, the editor-in-chief of Mad Magazine's enthusiasm for news rose again.

As for Luna, she was sitting among the first-year students of Ravenclaw at this time.

She was wearing a huge... crow hat on her head?

Deveraux couldn't figure out what it was.

Maybe it was an alchemical tool?

Despite this, the school's security was obviously very strict, and no outsiders were allowed to enter the scene, obviously to ensure safety.

And it was impossible for all students to be eligible to participate in such a large event.

This competition was only open to students in the fifth grade and above, and they must have achieved E (good) grades in the spells class in previous years, and Deveraux was allowed to participate as an exception.

After all, Professor Flitwick had seen his strength of "killing Quirrell with one move" with his own eyes, and believed that he was fully qualified to stand on the ring.

However, before the game, Flitwick specifically talked to him once and warned him very seriously: the use of the Unforgivable Curse is absolutely not allowed!

In this regard, Deveraux naturally agreed.

His strength was there, and in such an occasion, he would not easily touch the taboos of the magic world.

As everyone took their seats, the entire auditorium gradually quieted down.

Professor Flitwick stood in front of the stage, but because of his short stature, he stepped on a high stool so that everyone could see him clearly.

He cleared his throat and announced the opening in a clear and loud voice:

"First of all, I would like to thank all the students, professors, and guests who came to support us. Today, we gather here not only for the competition, but also to celebrate the wisdom and skills of magic!"

There was a round of applause, but Flitwick quickly raised his hand and signaled everyone to be quiet.

"Next, I am honored to invite our most beloved headmaster, Albus Dumbledore, to give a speech for us!"

The applause rang out again, and as Dumbledore walked onto the stage, the atmosphere of the entire venue became more solemn.

Deveraux sat in the student seat, his mouth twitched, and he couldn't help but complain in his heart.

It turns out that no matter which world the school is in, it is indispensable to let the leaders speak on the stage when holding an event...

Dumbledore nodded slightly and thanked Flitwick.

He drew his wand and cast a loudspeaker spell, making sure his voice could be heard clearly in every corner.

Then he spoke - his tone was calm, but with a power that could not be ignored.

"Dear students, teachers, and our friends, thank you for gathering here today."

He paused, his eyes swept across the audience, as if everyone had eye contact with him.

"I think everyone has more or less understood the reason for holding the duel this time. Our magic world is undergoing an unprecedented test. Danger lingers in the dark, and threats grow in the shadows."

His words became deeper and more powerful.

"But I want to tell you that our wizards at Hogwarts have never been the ones to retreat!"

Dumbledore's voice suddenly rose, his eyes blazing.

"Today, we are here not just to show our skills, not just to decide the winner! We are here to send a clear and firm signal to those who are ready to move in the dark - anyone who tries to hurt us or threaten our existence must pay a painful price!"

The whole audience was silent for a moment, and then thunderous applause and cheers broke out.

And in a corner of the scene.

Percy scratched the back of his hand uneasily.

He raised his hand again and wiped the corner of his mouth.

Accidentally showing off the overly sharp canine teeth...

(Three more updates!)

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