Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 290, Section 288: Let the world remember the name Dursley from this day forward.

The Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon is the most aggressive and dangerous of all fire dragons. Its body is covered with dense black scales, and it has a pair of bright yellow eyes with snake-like vertical pupils. Countless bronze horn-like barbs grow around its head, and its long tail is also covered with bronze-colored spikes.

For this reason, it is known as the hedgehog among fire dragons.

Of course, the Hungarian hornet dinosaur is far more aggressive than a hedgehog.

Dali led his three fire dragons to a stop less than twenty meters from the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon.

Unlike the Green Dragon, this is the safe distance for the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon, because the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon has the longest breath range of all fire dragons, reaching a distance of fifty feet (about fifteen meters).

Dali waved his hand, signaling the three fire dragons following behind him to stay there, while he walked alone towards the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon.

Opposite it, the tree bee dragon bared its sharp teeth, hissing a warning, its large eyes gleaming with a dangerous light.

Its hoarse roar is somewhat similar to that of a fire-breathing dragon, except that the fire-breathing dragon is a Norwegian spinal dragon. Although to laymen who don't know anything about dragons, there is not much difference between the two.

However, the Norwegian Spinosaurus is the most precious species of dragon in the world.

Dudley adopted a completely different attitude when facing the Treebee Dragon. Most notably, he did not show any intention of communicating with the Treebee Dragon.

"Why isn't he saying anything? Isn't he going to communicate in Dragon Language?"

"Perhaps his dragon language is not mature enough. The Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon has such a bad temper. If he can't communicate with it, he won't be able to escape at all."

"What should we do then? The Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon is the most dangerous of the four dragons."

The audience was buzzing with discussion, secretly worried for Dali.

"Look! He pulled out his magic wand!"

Dudley pulled out his ironwood wand and faced the Hungarian Hornet Dragon.

Everything he does today has only one purpose—to become famous.

The previous low profile was just a way of biding their time.

The senior without a nose will be back soon, so there's no point in keeping a low profile. A bigger reputation would bring many advantages. Of course, he also understands the importance of keeping a low profile; otherwise, he wouldn't have used magical creature language to disguise himself as dragon language and deal with the three relatively docile dragons first, but would have taken on all four dragons at once.

Let the world remember the name Dursley from this day forward.

Slowly aim the wand at the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon.

It revealed two rows of teeth resembling those of a hydraulic press.

He took four items out of his pocket and casually tossed them into the air.

The wand points.

With a flash of magical light, four objects rapidly enlarged with a "whoosh." The audience and judges on stage widened their eyes in surprise. Because they were too far away, most of the wizards did not see Dudley's movements clearly; they were only startled by the sudden appearance of the four objects.

"Good heavens, Dursley summoned a four-headed dragon!"

Bagman shouted in an almost hoarse voice, like the sound of a duck struggling desperately with its throat being squeezed.

Yes, those were four fire dragons, looking exactly like the four on the field, as if they were carved from the same mold. The appearance of the four fire dragons not only stunned the audience, but even the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon was momentarily stunned. However, the four fire dragons did not give it time to react, opening their mouths full of sharp teeth and biting at the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon.

Summoning magic does exist in the magical world, but it has been lost for far too long—even longer than the Dragon Speaker (Dragon Mandarin). A thorough search of magical history records only yields a few fragments of information, such as a wizard summoning a pig and then crushing himself to death; the rest is virtually nonexistent.

Summoning four dragons with a single spell? Even the person whose name cannot be mentioned probably couldn't do that.

The audience was deeply shocked; this was already the umpteenth time they had been shocked that day.

"No, that's a combination of the Enlargement Charm and the Transfiguration Charm, a very advanced spell." Dumbledore's eyes became very deep as he said this, and he even pulled down his signature half-moon shaped glasses, revealing his light blue eyes as he stared at Dudley on the field.

Lucius glanced at him, then looked at Dudley with a similarly complex expression, a look that conveyed a deep sense of relief and a hint of resignation.

He finally understood why Draco held Dursley in such high esteem, even to the point of blindly following his lead. It wasn't just because Dursley was excellent, but because his excellence was misguided. To have such a level at such a young age... given time...

Surpassing others by one step is genius, but what if you surpass them by ten steps? What if you surpass them by a hundred steps? It's only a matter of time before you replace Dumbledore and that other person.

Unfortunately, Draco was unaware of Lucius's thoughts; had he known, he would have surely told his father.

Brother D didn't just surpass others by ten or a hundred steps; he boarded a plane and even went around in circles.

Compared to the two above, Karkaroff and Ms. Maxim looked much worse; even with their level of expertise, they couldn't recognize it as a combination curse.

They may criticize Dumbledore, but no one will question his magical expertise.

Karkaroff, in particular, was expelled from Durmstrang School decades ago by a mad wizard who caused just as much of a stir as the unnamed wizard, and in the end, it was Dumbledore who resolved the situation.

Four fire dragons were fighting. The fire dragons that were "summoned" could even breathe fire, although these flames did not have the characteristics of dragon breath. Even so, they were enough to give the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon a hard time.

Dali stood still, his eyes tightly closed.

He activated his meditation technique during meditation.

Ding Dong

My mind was as still as water, as if a drop of water had fallen into my mind, causing ripples on the surface.

Then came the second and third tones.

Then slowly open your eyes; the three meditation reinforcement sessions are complete.

Dudley stretched out his wand again.

Thunderous Explosion

With a loud bang, the Hungarian Hornet Dragon, which was fighting against the three model dragons, had a burst of flames explode from its chest. With the explosion, its body was sent flying as if it had been hit hard.

Then came the second tone, and the third tone.

Dudley waved his wand like a conductor, each strike eliciting a pitiful roar from the Hungarian Hornet Dragon.

Before long, the opponent was covered in blood. If even a fire dragon with such low magic resistance could suffer such severe injuries, one can imagine how terrifying the spell's power was.

This was only because Dali showed mercy. He didn't intend to actually kill the Hungarian hornet dinosaur, so it just looked pitiful.

But Dudley's cautious and hesitant fighting style was still quite shocking to the other wizards.

As headmasters, Maxim and Karkaroff are clearly not on the same level as Dumbledore. It feels like their abilities are far inferior to any of the four headmasters of Hogwarts' houses.

His actual combat performance is almost non-existent in the book; Karkaroff was terrified by the news of Voldemort's return and died inexplicably in the end.

This guy is the president of one of the top three universities? That's incredibly low-class.

(End of this chapter)