Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 349 Abnormal Draco
Ten minutes after Harry waved his wand and a paper crane flew out, Draco trotted over.

"The Triwizard Tournament was founded about 700 years ago. It is a friendly competition between the three largest magic schools in Europe. The three schools are: Hogwarts, Beauxbatons and Durmstrang. Each school selects a champion, and then the three champions compete in three magical events. The Triwizard Tournament is held every five years, and the three schools take turns hosting it. Everyone agrees that this is a great way for young wizards from different countries to build friendships - but later, the death toll was too high, and the Triwizard Tournament was discontinued." Seeing Ron's puzzled face, Harry explained. Hagrid nodded.

"There have been several attempts to revive the contest over the centuries, but none have been successful."

"Honestly, do you really think it's dangerous - some casualties caused by magical creatures?"

"In my opinion, the most exciting ones are the mighty and magical creatures in the competition, such as the chicken-bodied snake-tailed monster, the human-headed lion-body manticore, and the leopard. It is so interesting to design wonderful projects around these rare and beautiful creatures!"

"I never thought I would see the Triwizard Tournament resumed in my lifetime!" Hagrid's eyes sparkled when he talked about those creatures.

"Well, Hagrid, the chicken-bodied snake-tailed monster you mentioned was an event in the 1792 competition. Three warriors were required to catch it, but it escaped unexpectedly and injured the three headmasters."

"The Nongdu Panther was a difficult problem in the third project in 1797. A Beauxbatons warrior was even poisoned to death because of it."

"There is also the Manticore. In the 1802 Triwizard Tournament, a Durmstrang contestant used dark magic on it, and the contestant was brutally dismembered."

"I think Dumbledore's advice is really necessary for you."

"If you are also prepared to use these dangerous magical creatures." Draco said seriously. Harry and Ron's expressions also changed from careless to serious as Draco said this.

But when did Draco know so much about magical biology?

"Okay, but that was all because the principal at the time was not very good."

"You know, we have Dumbledore! - the greatest white wizard!"

"With him here - even if I find a basilisk as part of the competition, Dumbledore can easily deal with it." Hagrid said angrily.

"How about this, why don't we analyze all the previous competitions that caused casualties and see if we can find out their mistakes, and then we can think of ways to avoid them." Harry laughed.

So everyone came to a tree and sat down. Hagrid wanted to go to his house, but Ron refused because he had not overcome his fear of spiders.

"How about the Nangdu leopard? It's more like a lion than a leopard. When it roars, its thick mane immediately stands up and its neck inflates with air."

"That's so beautiful!" Hagrid began by mentioning the most dangerous magical creature.

Draco was about to rant, but Harry stopped him.

"Although, it is known as the most dangerous creature in existence. It is huge, moves silently, and its breath is highly poisonous and can cause a deadly disease that is enough to destroy a large village. It is also believed that it takes at least a hundred wizards to subdue it."

"But Newt Scamander is a friend of Dumbledore's. He is said to have a Nundu leopard in his trunk."

"We can have him come over as a safety consultant for this project - if Hagrid, you insist on using a Nundu." Harry looked serious.

Harry hadn't really wanted Hagrid to include this dangerous creature in the game.

Harry understood that Hagrid was not as rough as he looked, he was also considerate and soft-hearted.

Dumbledore is Hagrid's weakness. As long as Harry explains the danger of the Nundulant first and then asks Dumbledore for help, the problem can be solved.

Hagrid would definitely refuse outright. He didn't want to cause trouble for Dumbledore.

And even if Hagrid was really blinded by lard, doesn't he still have Newt?

Maybe Newt, the Master of Magical Beasts, does have a way to make the Nundul less toxic.

"Well, forget it."

"As I just said, those animals are too rare, and wizards don't have a routine way to deal with them."

"I've got an idea! We can use dragons. During the competition, we can let a large group of dragon breeders watch from the side." As expected, Hagrid still refused, but he immediately thought of a better idea.

"Dragons? Well, indeed, dragon breeders have a hundred ways to deal with them." Draco nodded as a dragon lover.

Harry and Ron, who were standing by, heard what Draco said and didn't say anything more.

That’s right, dragons are powerful, even more powerful than creatures like the Nongdu leopard mentioned earlier.

However, due to the value of dragons, many spells specifically designed to deal with dragons have been created over the centuries.

Because there are so many of these spells, some of those that are only circulated in the dragon-raising circle are now circulating on the market.

"This way, I can raise dragons again!"

"But the dragon level is too easy. It will probably only be chosen as the first project. I wonder if I can let such a little cutie stay in Hogwarts a little longer." Hagrid smacked his lips regretfully.

"Then I want to go see them too." Draco, who was also obsessed with dragons, bubbled up.

Hagrid immediately looked at Draco with hope in his eyes. He knew that Draco always had a lot of crooked ideas.

"Hagrid, this isn't easy."

"For the last level project, we can make a large maze or something like that, like the one King Minos ordered Daedalus to build."

"We can also trap magical creatures as dangerous as the Minotaur in there."

"And, not only dragons, we can also put some other interesting magical creatures in it: ball-shielded birds that can teleport, red-capped birds that like to hide in the dark and attack, fire ash snakes that explode and set fires everywhere, big-headed hairy monsters that like to follow people and lie on the ground like a stone, Tebo warthogs that can become invisible and difficult to approach and capture, and sphinxes that threaten to eat people if the riddle is not answered." Draco listed the names of the magical creatures one by one.

"When did you--" Ron gaped.

Harry couldn't believe his ears, was this still Draco Malfoy?

"Well, Flint has been particularly irritable lately (we all know it's because of the tournament, this year is his last year), and he ordered us to collect information on anyone who might pose a threat to our team, and Cedric Diggory is one of them." Draco shrugged.

"What does this have to do with him?" Harry asked curiously.

This was the second time he had heard his name from Draco's lips.

(End of this chapter)