My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 494, Section 491: The Giant Falls to the Ground

The giant was clearly not in the mood to answer Lynn's question.

He raised his arm high, aimed at Lynn's location, and slammed his palm down heavily!

A deafening tremor, like an earthquake, resounded once more. The Aurors, who were on guard around the area, nervously warned the giant and drew their wands, beginning to cast spells on him together.

They all knew that Lynn was the nephew of their superior, the Auror Director Leon, so they would naturally do everything they could to ensure Lynn's safety.

But their spells did not work on the giants, and Lynn himself was not hit by the giant's hand.

He lightly leaped backward, thus dodging the attack once again.

It's true that the giants are stronger than him, but due to their enormous size and slow movements, they have no chance to apply their strength to him.

The young wizards on the platform began to stir. Surprisingly, they were not afraid at first; instead, they were all excited.

With Lynn, Dumbledore, and so many other important figures present, they certainly couldn't possibly be harmed.

But seeing a giant dare to cause trouble for Lynn is much more exciting than a regular three-way battle.

The giants have extremely high magic resistance, even higher than the fire dragons' resistance to spells.

So even though dozens of Aurors in the sky cast a spell on him, it still had no effect on him.

The giant became even more enraged after discovering that Lynn had dodged his attack once again.

Running as if possessed, it charged towards Lynn, its entire body lunging forward towards the ground where Lynn was, trying to use its massive body size to block Lynn's escape route and crush him to death.

The giant's current approach is undoubtedly the right one. If he were to rely solely on his fists, he might never even be able to touch Lynn in his entire life.

His lunge was like a fly swatter hitting a fly, blocking out all of Lynn's space in all directions, leaving him nowhere to hide.

However, just as he lunged toward Lynn, a massive, dark iron pillar suddenly appeared beneath his chest, supporting his body and preventing him from continuing his forward lunge, giving Lynn enough space to dodge.

At the same time, after Lynn left the area where the giant was, the iron pillar quickly turned into black water, which spread along the giant's body.

The water quickly reformed into a thick, long black iron chain, binding the giant's entire body tightly!

Without its support, the giant could only collapse helplessly to the ground.

"Exquisite Transformation! We can see that the Aurors' spells have no effect on the giant, but Lynn's Transformation not only freed him from danger but also bound the giant. I've never seen such a marvelous transformation before! A Transformation Master! This is a true Transformation Master!"

Even at this point, Balman did not stop his commentary; instead, he became even more excited than before.

But the giant lying on the ground did not stop struggling either. Its immense strength came into play, and the black chains could not withstand its power and were quickly broken into pieces!

The shattered chains did not scatter on the ground, but quickly reassembled, transforming into a black raven that glided above the giant's head, its wings outstretched.

The giant, his face contorted with rage, rose from the ground and furiously slammed his fist into the earth. Ignoring the Aurors swarming around him like flies, casting curses at him relentlessly, he roared and prepared to charge at Lynn once more.

However, before he could rush out, a huge shadow fell over him from the sky.

The next moment, a huge iron rod more than 10 meters long smashed into the back of his head, making him see stars on the spot, and then he collapsed to the ground, powerless.

Throughout the entire process of defeating the giant, Lynn did not use any offensive spells other than the initial Ironclad Spell; he subdued the behemoth solely through Polymorph.

Until the very end, not a speck of dust remained on his body, his robes were perfectly intact, and even his hairstyle was exactly the same as when he first appeared.

He gently stretched out his hand, and the huge iron rod that had knocked the giant to the ground transformed into a light black metal rod, which flew back into Lynn's hand.

The entire process was extremely elegant, like a young gentleman who had just finished a dance at a royal banquet in medieval England.

The audience in the stands fell silent the moment they saw the giant fall. The silence lasted for about three seconds before erupting into cheers that seemed to pierce the sky.

The young wizards were ecstatic, and so was the commentator, Balman, who shouted excitedly.

"This battle, a work of art, has come to an end before our eyes! I finally understand why the Goblet of Fire chose a fifth-year student as the Champion of Hogwarts! Because the title of Champion is truly deserved on him! Lynn Belloc—is now the most outstanding student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the undisputed Champion of Hogwarts!"

In the stands, countless students were chanting Lynn's name, and many older girls were screaming excitedly, shouting that they wanted to be his girlfriend.

Harry was also extremely excited. He clapped his hands frantically and called out Lynn's name along with the people around him.

Ron couldn't feel the slightest bit of jealousy, because the gap was too big; there was simply no reason to be jealous.

Hermione, however, had a dark expression and kept muttering the names of one girl after another.

"Peloni, Nancy, Amanda, Elena, write this down! Write all of these people down!"

Beside her, Umaru held a quill pen and kept writing the name Hermione had just murmured onto the parchment. She was physically tired, but she was incredibly happy.

It looks like she wrote down names, but actually it's sizzling honey candy, Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans, a pile of cockroaches, and a butter lollipop!

As the Titans spiraled out of control, the Aurors, who were only there to play a minor role, naturally took on the task of cleaning up the mess. Meanwhile, the six judges began scoring Lynn's first project.

Balman gave Lynn a score of 10 without hesitation, Dumbledore also gave a score of 10 with a smile and without any hint of bias, Crouch gave a score of 9, Mrs. Maxime had some sense of shame and gave a score of 8, neither too high nor too low, while Karkaroff gave the lowest score of 6 without any attempt to hide it, which drew a chorus of boos from the audience.

The strangest one was Piqueli, who actually gave Lynn the highest score of 10.

(End of this chapter)