Hogwarts' Golden Glory

At this time, Kane was unaware that the matter of the seven Nimbus Blades costing two thousand coins had caused a huge uproar in Gryffindor.

All night long, the Gryffindor students were discussing the matter enthusiastically, creating a lively and bustling scene.

Draco was also taken by Marcus to meet the Slytherin players.

A player who was originally a regular starter has thus become a substitute.

At first, the substitute inevitably had some complaints.

But Kane was generous and gave him a large sum of compensation.

After receiving the compensation, the player was completely convinced that Draco had joined the team and had no further complaints.

That afternoon, the seven Slytherin members went to the Quidditch pitch to train.

Because of Snape's request, they need to quickly integrate Draco into the team!

Although everyone didn't understand why Snape was in such a hurry, they were overjoyed because they could try out the new broom.

Kane knew that Snape did not want to see Harry lead Gryffindor to victory over Slytherin.

After all, if Harry wins, how is he any different from James Potter, who was all the rage back then?

Upon hearing the news that Slytherin had gone to train, the Gryffindor students rushed to watch.

In the past, they could only see a few state-of-the-art brooms on a team in those big stadiums.

Ron was also among the onlookers at that moment.

Seeing the brand-new Nimbus IIs in their hands, and then thinking of my own Meteor, which flies slower than a butterfly.

He felt as if a bucket of cold water had been poured over him, filled with disappointment and resentment. He couldn't help but mutter a curse under his breath: "Damn Malfoy, all he knows is how to flaunt his money!"

A seed of jealousy was quietly planted in his heart.

Hermione was standing next to Kane at this moment, after learning that Kane had bought all the brooms.

He said with a serious expression, "Kane, your actions constitute bribery of the professor."

"Furthermore, school rules state that first-year students are not allowed to bring flying brooms."

Kane shrugged nonchalantly and said, "I gave the broom to Slytherin's team, not to Professor Snape."

"Besides, I didn't bring it with me when I came to school. And Harry has a Nimbus 2000, right? I'm just balancing my strengths!"

Hermione gritted her teeth and fell silent.

When you argue with Kane, he can make his fallacies sound perfectly reasonable, and he can even turn black into white.

If Kane knew what the other person was thinking, he would definitely cry out that he was wronged. He was indeed trying to balance the strength of both sides.

Dumbledore originally had the idea of ​​creating stars, so it's very likely that he'll do something to help Harry win this time.

His actions only helped Slytherin increase their chances of victory.

If victory were truly guaranteed with just a few brooms, Professor McGonagall would borrow money to buy more brooms for the Gryffindor team.

Kane didn't watch the training session for very long.

The threat of Voldemort hung like a sword over his head.

I successfully disgusted the other person yesterday, but that's definitely not enough.

Next, you'll learn Fiery Blaze, which will allow you to eliminate the opponent's Soul Weapon!

Kane flipped through the book in his hands; the warning on the title page was deeply etched in his mind.

"Kane, where did you get this book? I've never seen it in the library before."

Hermione stared at the book with curiosity and asked.

Professor Old talked about the problem of Fiendfire; she spent the whole afternoon in the library researching.

"This book was taken from a restricted area of ​​the library."

Hearing Kane's words, although his instinctive feeling was that this was not a good thing, he also felt a sense of excitement.

It turns out that Kane learned some of his knowledge from the restricted areas of the library.

Does that mean I can also sneak into the restricted area and take a few books to read?

Kane was unaware that his casual remark had completely unleashed Hermione's Gryffindor potential.

"I found the method for dealing with the Fiery Blaze that the professor talked about today."

Kane immediately became interested upon hearing what Hermione said.

He hadn't even had time to check, but Hermione had already found out.

Kane has decided that from now on he will copy Hermione's homework.

"When the Grand Canal was being built in Venice, many slaves died there. Their bodies eventually sank to the bottom of the canal, forming a lair of undead that nourished a large number of undead."

"More than 100 years later, in 1389, the Venetian sorcerer Giancarlo originally intended to use Fiendfire to cleanse the burrows of corpses at the bottom of the Grand Canal."

"However, during the casting of the spell for the 'Purifying the Grand Canal' project, the dragon blood was mixed with Veela tears, causing Fiendfire to gain consciousness and go out of control!"

"Instantly formed a vortex of fire hundreds of meters in diameter, which devoured the surrounding magical items."

"Even the magical tomes from past dynasties in the Governor's Palace, the Holy Grail in St. Mark's Basilica, and the alchemy workshop on the Rialto Bridge were burned down."

"Fortunately, because it had just formed, it did not cause too many casualties."

"The Myriad Curses used by the Wizard Council members present could at most suppress the problem, but could not eradicate it."

"Then a witch realized that Fiendfire had to be introduced into the Venetian Lagoon to absorb tidal energy and fight it off using the Moonstone Tower."

"Ultimately, this method condensed a blue ice cap above the flames. The moment the ice cap came into contact with the flames, the Fiery Core gradually extinguished under the combined effects of water and moonlight."

"But the book also mentions at the end that this is because the power of the Fiendfire is not great enough. If it were too powerful, even lake water could become nourishment for the Fiendfire."

Kane understood at this point; it meant that they needed to be near the lake and also needed moonstone to deal with the insufficiently powerful Fiendfire.

It's hard to imagine how Newt and his companions managed to use the Curse of the End to withstand Grindelwald's powerful Fiendfire.

"But this book also mentions a method to dispel the Fiery Blaze."

Kane was about to give up, planning to wait until he could fully control Fiendfire before destroying the Horcrux.

Upon hearing Hermione's words, hope rekindled in his eyes!

"As long as there are no flammable materials around him, you can wait for him to extinguish himself."

Hearing Hermione say this, Kane's eyes showed a hint of doubt, and he asked.

"Then why didn't the Fiery Blaze go out even after they brought it into the lake?"

Hermione looked smug. "You've finally encountered someone you don't understand!"

"Because there is life in the lake! The Fiery Blaze devours life and becomes even stronger!"

Kane suddenly realized, and Hermione continued, "You can also use solid, non-flammable materials to block the Fiendfire and prevent it from spreading! However, I don't think I'd ever dare to use it in my life; it's too dangerous."

Kane nodded. Indeed, during the learning phase, due to unstable control, the caster could become nourishment for the Fiendfire.

However, he already had a plan.