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Chapter 465 Bears and Dungeons

Professor Negokin - if Andrew has learned correctly, this word is almost the same as failing.

"Obviously, Miss Granger doesn't like this professor very much, but who knows if this will be the leader of the Triwizard Tournament. It's interesting. We'll have to see..."

This professor, whose suffix was something Andrew had never heard of, was not tall, but he looked very smart.

When he took Andrew and the others to Kodosdoriz, he did not make any prior notice, obviously intending to surprise Andrew and the others.

But unfortunately, Andrew endured it.

Although the building in front of him was not as uncoordinated as a large country villa, and even had an unusually harmonious beauty, Andrew had after all been baptized by the era of cyber check-in tourism. Apart from being shocked by the harmonious magical feeling of the castle, the rest could only be said to be okay.

'This feeling of harmony and relaxation, is that the mantra?'

Andrew was not aware of this ancient magic contained in the materials - it had existed since the founding of Kodosdoriz and had been maintaining the school.

Andrew even suspected that it might be possible for it to absorb energy from volcanoes. Otherwise, there was no reason why this school could have lasted so long in a place full of active volcanoes.

"Ancient magic still has its indelible advantages. I don't know if there is any ancient magic heritage left here. But it's useless to keep it. Opening the dungeon is the limit."

The other party intends to increase its reputation and attract students, not to sell its own assets.

Andrew shook his head and began to carefully examine the castle in front of him.

It was a standard Russian architectural style, but a closer look confirmed that this place definitely used magic - most of the castle was on the lake, and Andrew could even see the lake water flowing at the bottom of the castle.

If this place hadn't had magic help, it would have sunk into the lake long ago - parts of its buildings were submerged in water.

Andrew even saw small boats emerging from the bottom of the lake, with light silver bubbles, as if they were spit out by fish.

"The ship that will pick us up is here. The dock is underwater," Professor Negokin said with a smile as he lit up his wand with fireworks. "It's almost dusk. We were planning to use bears to greet us, but they have to eat at this time."

'No, you really ride a bear to school?'

Andrew didn't say anything, but he was muttering wildly in his mind.

As for the issue of time - he didn't care, he knew it before he came. It was normal to have time difference in the magical world. Otherwise, why would they set off so quickly after dinner? If they were any later, it would be time to get off work here.

"We were supposed to hold a dance, but unfortunately, the school is semi-closed during the holidays, so we really can't get enough people together. In addition, many professors have gone to the Ministry of Magic to discuss the Triwizard Tournament, so I have to lead the dungeon tour."

Professor Fail was the first to step onto the boat. "Please come in, distinguished guest. Before the banquet begins, maybe we can go over there and take a look. Believe me, although the underground area is in a very dilapidated state, it is definitely an unforgettable place."

As Andrew and the others stepped into the boat, the boat was once again enclosed by the bubble and sank rapidly to the bottom of the lake.

"Nice stuff, if Black Lake has it too..."

Andrew looked at the boat, but he couldn't figure out what magic helped it achieve this effect.

"It's not just Transfiguration. It's more of a spell, but it's not just that - but copying it would cause trouble. Those Gryffindors would definitely dare to pee on the ceiling of Slytherin..."

There is no need to question this - it's a pity that this matter cannot be shared with Professor McGonagall. As the boat sank faster and faster, the layer of silvery-white bubbles became brighter and brighter - the white sand at the bottom of the lake and the beautiful coral reefs made Andrew admire it directly.

'It's an old school. The sand and decorations on the lake bottom have been changed. I don't even know how many years it's been changed. Even the fish have been transformed. How can there be so many glowing fish in a normal lake?'

"But Hogwarts isn't bad either, and the Forbidden Forest is also packed full... Never mind, I won't compare..."

He finally gave up. The last professor of magical creatures would cut off half of his limbs during class, so forget about expecting it to look good...

Another thing is that the original ecology is also good. At least you can fish in the Black Lake. If you let it go here, you might get locked up and deducted points for fishing...

"Can we go into the dungeon today, Professor Negokin?"

Andrew stopped thinking about the comparison and started to care about more important things. He took the opportunity when Professor Failing finished introducing the fish school to ask.

"It's too dangerous, Mr. Taylor," the professor, who was only slightly taller than Andrew, shook his head. "At night, the Inferi in the dungeon are much more ferocious than during the day, and I can't find the right armor for the time being. After all, it's too easy to get hurt if you hold something that doesn't fit you."

"However," he smiled and spoke in English, "it will be almost done tomorrow morning. We also have junior students entering the dungeon, so we just need to make the changes."

armor?

???

Andrew was stunned, but said nothing.

This is a colonel of defensive arts, so spells like the Iron Armor Charm are absolutely required. Since the armor is provided here, there is a reason for its use. He will not be self-righteous while using the Iron Armor Charm.

"Do you need armor?"

But not questioning does not mean not asking. It is never too cautious when it comes to safety. Andrew asked about the details with a little surprise.

"Yes, they must be used. The Inferi are no joke. And there are those old ghosts and the occasional ghouls - they are different from those guys who eat flies in the magic world. It would be a great disadvantage if they don't wear armor."

Professor Fail shook his head. "Wearing armor and adding the Shield Charm will ensure safety during the adventure. In a place like this, armor is much more useful than the Shield Charm."

This is too outrageous...

But Andrew couldn't help but think of the armor in the castle.

'Perhaps the armor at Hogwarts was originally used for protection, but later became decoration and part of the overall defense of the castle? After all, there are no dungeons to venture into at Hogwarts.'

'That makes sense. Gryffindor left behind a dagger, and maybe also some armor - who says wizards can't wear armor?'

'But then again, after all these years, that place hasn't been cleaned up yet. Is it really repeatable? But that's hard to ask. We'll know after playing it tomorrow. We must explain it clearly.'

"Maybe I can even hear what the Holy Spell is, but that's not suitable for Hogwarts..."

(End of this chapter)