The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 280 The end of the first game

"Obviously, Ryan knew that the intensity of his electric current might not be enough to defeat the dragon, so he found another way--" At this time, Bagman began to analyze the previous game in a torrent of words.

Hearing this, Ryan started walking back with the golden egg. Just as he was about to leave, he saw a group of dragon trainers suddenly rushing in from the entrance and surrounding the Hungarian Horntail to check it out. He heard Charlie excitedly shouting, "Damn, Sasha's vitality disappeared too quickly. The potion may not have enough time to work."

As if he had used too much force just now, Ryan thought about it and quickly ran to the dragon with the golden egg. At this time, the dragon trainers were busy around the dragon. Some dragon trainers were pouring potions on the dragon's mouth and wounds, and some were chanting some spells to the dragon. However, these efforts were not very effective. After Ryan opened his eagle eyes, he could see that the dragon's life was still slipping away.

"Your game is over, what are you doing standing here?" Charlie came over, his voice full of fatigue. Ryan could hear some dissatisfaction in his tone. This was normal, after all, the dragon he had raised for so long was almost killed by Ryan, so he naturally felt very uncomfortable.

"I think I have something that can save this dragon, but you need to keep it a secret for me." Ryan then took out a small test tube filled with a golden liquid that looked like flowing gold.

"What is this thing?" Charlie didn't recognize what Ryan was holding in his hand, but he could feel that it contained a strong force of light and life.

"I can only tell that this is sunlight, a little thing I made when I was learning alchemy." Ryan whispered to Charlie. This is actually a good thing that Teacher Luo Zhen made after Ryan showed the sunlight crystal to him, which can quickly replenish vitality. However, such a thing has never been tested before, and this is just the opportunity.

Charlie was a little hesitant after seeing this thing, but the exclamations of his companions over there showed that the dragon was getting weaker and weaker. At this time, he no longer had enough time to think about it carefully.

In this case, Charlie gritted his teeth and took the test tube from Ryan, then turned around and ran towards the fallen dragon. When he turned around, he did not forget to say thank you to Ryan.

When Ryan was about to reach the exit, he heard the cheers from the dragon trainer. "It worked. Charlie, the things you brought are really useful. The dragon's life loss rate has slowed down. I think we can save it."

"It seems that this liquid made from sunlight crystals can really replenish life quickly." Ryan's mouth slightly raised, revealing a happy smile. "And if it can save the dragon, it means that this potion can work on enough creatures. In this way, there will be many places where this thing can be used in the future."

At the exit of the venue, Ryan was stopped by the dean, Professor McGonagall. "You did a great job, Ryan, especially the Transfiguration that trapped the dragon for a few seconds. It was really just right." Such words coming from the strict Professor McGonagall were a very high compliment.

"But to be honest, you were a bit too harsh this time. In fact, you should have other ways to pass this game." Professor McGonagall said as she pulled Ryan into the tent.

"I'm very sorry, Professor." Ryan smiled apologetically. "I looked up information in the library and learned that warriors in history were required to kill a monster, so I prepared in that direction. When I knew I had to take something from the dragon, it was too late to change the plan. But now it's not bad, the dragon has been rescued, and I got the golden egg."

"Well, after all, the most important thing is that you can complete the competition safely." At this point, Professor McGonagall pointed to the door of a tent and said, "I suggest you go to the first aid tent and let Madam Pomfrey check you. You looked a little pale when you cast magic just now. I'm worried that you may have overused magic-"

This year's competition was indeed as safe as advertised, as evidenced by the dragon trainers who were always prepared on the field and the comprehensive inspections of the contestants after the competition.

Ryan saw Madam Pomfrey in the first aid tent. She immediately became busy after noticing Ryan's entry. While checking Ryan with her wand, she complained: "Last year it was Dementors, this year it's dragons, what are they going to bring into this school next? You're better off, at most a little overworked. Krum's injuries are similar to that of the Hungarian Horntail, his whole body is burnt."

"Burned?" Ryan asked curiously after hearing the word. "Maybe it was because the people in front of him passed smoothly, especially the youngest Harry who got the golden egg so quickly. This made Krum, who was already a celebrity, a little impatient. As a result, he used the Flying Spell to get the real dragon egg and threw it away, which indeed attracted the dragon away. He took the opportunity to use the Eye Spell to make the dragon enter chaos far away from the nest. Then he rushed to the dragon's nest and got the golden egg. But unfortunately, the dragon egg was broken, and the dragon's magic resistance was stronger than expected. When he got the golden egg and was about to leave, the dragon recovered and spit a breath of dragon breath directly on him."

"Hiss--" Ryan took a breath. It sounded very painful.

Madam Pomfrey was very talkative when she found out that Ryan was willing to listen to what he said. After seeing that Ryan was listening attentively, she continued, "Fortunately, the dragon trainer rescued him in time, but the angry dragon has a higher resistance to magic, and the dragon trainer was in a hurry to save people and didn't notice this. As a result, when the dragon trainers were carrying Krum off the field, the dragon woke up, and after not finding the culprit, it went crazy and prepared to attack the people in the stands. Fortunately, it was stopped by Headmaster Dumbledore, otherwise, St. Mungo's would probably be packed with people today."

After drinking a tranquilizer, Madam Pomfrey signaled Ryan to leave. Ryan ran outside to see how many points he had scored. When he was leaving, he saw an old wizard with a cross emblem made of a wand and bones embroidered on the chest of his robe walking into the first aid tent.

"Healer at St. Mungo's." Ryan knew who this wizard was after looking at the badge. "It seems that Krum's burns are quite serious. Madam Pomfrey may not have enough experience to handle it. But think about it, under normal circumstances, there are not so many people in the school who are severely burned by dragon fire!"

When he walked out of the tent, he found a group of people waiting for him. In addition to many Gryffindor students, there were also members of the reading club from other colleges.

After seeing Ryan come out, these people immediately pulled him to check the score. They were so anxious as if they were the ones who had played on the court before.

Amid the excited noise, the scores were projected into the air by raised magic wands.

Madame Maxime – 7 points.

Mr Crouch - 8 points.

Dumbledore – 8 points.

Bagman - 8 points.

The lowest score was given by Karkaroff, who only gave Ryan 5 points. It seems that this guy is completely shameless for his school's victory.

"This Karkaroff is so unfair. He gave contestants from other schools around four or five points. Krum was burnt but he got ten points." Ryan heard the classmates around him complaining.

After all the scoring was done, Bagman found Ryan and told him to go back to the tent because he had something important to announce.

(End of this chapter)