Hogwarts: Who uses a crowbar in wizard duels?

Nothing else happened until the banquet ended.

However, everyone has been discussing Kevin's situation, wondering what Kevin plans to do, or whether Kevin really has the ability.

So after the banquet, no one was in a hurry to leave.

Dumbledore saw through the young wizards' plan and sighed helplessly. Kevin really knew how to cause him trouble.

He stood up: "The banquet is now over. Students, please follow your respective class leaders back to the lounge. If you need to register or anything else, you can do so at any time."

Dumbledore said something meaningful, then waved his wand, and a white age line surrounded the Goblet of Fire.

After he finished speaking, none of the young wizards reacted; instead, they all looked at Kevin.

Kevin also stood up, waved his wand, and a deep red, almost tangible lava fire suddenly rose outside the age line.

As Kevin waved his wand again, the terrifying flames were contained, forming a terrifying three-meter-high wall of fire that enveloped the Goblet of Fire and the Age Line.

The young wizards gasped in surprise; even from this distance, they could feel the terrifying heat emanating from the wall of fire.

Even Dumbledore was surprised. When did Kevin learn to control lava fire? And his ability to manipulate this flame was no less than his own.

Outside the wall of fire, Kevin cast another isolation spell, and the terrifying temperature finally disappeared.

"A friendly reminder: the Isolation Charm is to prevent accidental activation. Those who dare to attempt this challenge should do so with the professor's assistance."

"This wall of fire will only block Hogwarts students, not others. Friends from other schools, the wall of fire will open automatically when you approach, and it will not hinder your registration."

Kevin's statement was actually giving the fake Moody an opportunity to put Harry's name in the ballot.

Karkaroff and Maxim faced Kevin, the so-called under-17-year-old wizard, for the first time. Kevin not only possessed terrifying magical power but also had precise control over blocking groups.

This one move alone is enough to deter 99% of challengers.

After doing all this, Kevin took Hermione and left.

Ron and the other lion cubs cheered loudly and followed Kevin away. Their Gryphon Academy had made a name for itself this year.

The students who had initially intended to challenge Kevin calmed down and didn't dare stop him from doing so...

A girl from Beauxbatons tried to approach, and just as Kevin had said, the terrifying wall of fire automatically parted to make way for her as soon as she got close.

A senior student from Hogwarts tried to approach, and the passage immediately closed.

Even if friends from other schools are nearby, they can't open it; the passage will only reopen once the Hogwarts students have left.

This is another wonderful aspect of the Vulcan's command: it completely obeys the caster's will and automatically changes the flames.

Unlike the Fiery Curse, it won't indiscriminately distinguish between friend and foe.

It's worth mentioning that at the end of last year, Kevin put all 10 free talent points from the system's mission into the Spellcasting talent tree. Now Kevin's Spellcasting talent tree is as high as 38 points, which is almost eight times that of a normal person.

Talent is something that cannot be compensated for simply by adding one element to another.

People who lack talent are like those who are forever trapped in a circle of knowledge, and no matter how many people there are, they cannot break out of that circle.

Only those with exceptional talent can lead others to break free from the constraints of knowledge and expand into new areas of knowledge.

Kevin is that kind of person now.

No one would think Kevin is spending all his time with Hermione and not studying, right?

No way, no way.

......

Back in the common lounge, a group of excited lion cubs were still cheering.

The Gryphon students didn't blame him; instead, they praised his courage for daring to defy the Ministry of Magic's decision and challenge all the students.

"Kevin, you were so cool just now!" Ron said excitedly to Kevin.

Those lines sound so familiar...

"You didn't see how funny the faces of those students from other schools were after you cast the spell."

"They were all so aggressive at first, but after watching you cast your spell, they all wilted."

Even his favorite, Krum, didn't dare to touch Kevin.

At this point, the difference in status between an idol and a brother becomes apparent, highlighting the importance of having a brother who is even more outstanding than one's idol.

Ron thought it was really hot!

"Ron, I'll teach you a few tricks. Go and deflate their arrogance."

Kevin put his arm around Ron's shoulder and whispered to him, "You do this and that..."

Ron's eyes lit up as he listened. "Great! This is great!"

"Kevin, from now on you'll be my best brother, Ron."

After listening to Kevin's words, Ron grabbed Kevin's shoulder and said solemnly.

"If Hermione hadn't objected, I would have really wanted to introduce my sister to you."

Harry: ?

Hermione: ?

"You should just shut your mouth. You've offended several people with just one sentence."

Kevin quickly slapped Ron's hand away to prevent him from saying anything outrageous again.

Although she didn't know what Kevin and Ron had just said, Hermione still pinched Kevin.

Kevin must have come up with some terrible idea again.

Ron ran out excitedly without telling them where he was going.

Ron's fame suddenly rose the very next day.

The reason is simple: whether they are students at Hogwarts or students from other schools, they are all very interested in Kevin's firewall.

Even though students from other schools can enroll without needing to make a breakthrough, they simply want to try and see if they can break through the firewall on their own.

As a result, all the students were powerless against the firewall.

Ron appeared, and with a wave of his wand, he suppressed the wall of fire to only half a meter high, which took a few seconds to recover to three meters high.

Although it was only a few seconds, it was still countless times better than other students.

They couldn't even budge Kevin's wall of fire.

This made Ron the center of attention for all the students, who all begged him to give them some tips.

However, Ron simply said, "There's no trick to it, it's all about skill," and then left without a word.

He really stole the spotlight this time.

Kevin had only taught Ron a little bit of the reverse spell of the Command of Vulcan.

I originally thought that if Ron could shake things up, or even open a gap, that would be quite impressive.

Unexpectedly, Ron was able to suppress the fire wall directly. It must be said that Ron is quite talented; it's just that he's too playful to show it usually.

In order to show off this time, he seriously studied the anti-curse taught by Kevin.

As expected, as long as you work hard in the right direction, Ron can be very capable.

As for the counter-curse of Vulcan's command, Kevin added it on purpose.

Everything is relative. With the anti-curse, although it will give Vulcan's Command a weakness, it can also leave Vulcan's Command with only one weakness.

As long as the enemy doesn't know the counter-curse, they have no way to limit the fire control ability of the Vulcan's Command.

However, if the enemy obtains the command of the God of Fire, he can use a counter-curse to restrict the enemy.

The worst outcome would simply be that the Vulcan command would become useless.