Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 315, page 313: Hey, young wizard!

What makes magical creatures magical is that, in addition to possessing certain magical attributes and magic resistance, they are also much more intelligent than ordinary wild beasts. At least this venomous horned beast knew what Dudley was doing.

Dalina's provocative actions thoroughly enraged the venomous horned beast, which let out a loud roar and charged straight at him. Its enormous size caused the entire earth to tremble as it ran.

Any creature facing this behemoth can only do one thing: turn tail and run.

Even an armored tank can be easily smashed by the venomous unicorn.

Its long horns can pierce anything, from skin to metal. At the same time, those horns contain a deadly liquid that will cause any object injected with this venom to explode.

If they are not usually docile and not very aggressive towards humans, they would all be classified as 5X level.

A venomous horned beast in its mating season is no less dangerous than a level 5X ferocious beast.

Unfortunately, Dudley has already subdued too many Level 5X magical creatures to count.

Dudley just chuckled, spread his legs, and assumed a wrestling stance.

The venomous beast roared again, its eyes filled with madness; it wanted to tear this little thing that dared to provoke it to pieces.

The venomous beast soon realized it was wrong. It had chosen the wrong target and overestimated its own strength.

The collision did not result in the expected mass of flesh. The venomous horn seemed to have crashed into the indestructible Camelot Castle, which remained unmoved, as if sensing all of its opponent's power. Dudley firmly placed one hand on the venomous horn's horn, and no matter how hard the venomous horn tried, it could not move forward even an inch.

If anyone else had taken the Bravestard serum, they would likely have been instantly killed by the opponent if they only possessed the strength of a bear. However, the strength of Daryl is beyond what a bear can describe.

But if you had to use one thing to describe Dali's strength, it would be heavy-duty cranes.

Seeing that its prized power was useless, the venomous beast panicked. This situation... this situation only happened to the giant who captured it. No, it was even more terrifying than that giant.

An indescribable chill ran through the venomous horned beast's entire body, as if it had been targeted by a natural enemy. At that moment, the first thought that crossed the beast's mind was to flee.

It didn't even seem to want to release the explosive venom from its horn; all it wanted to do was escape.

But it was too late.

The man's voice rang in my ears.

"Look, this venomous horned beast seems to have heatstroke. Let me take it home."

The next second it felt its body suspended in mid-air, then it crashed heavily to the ground, and then it lost consciousness.

The enormous mountain of flesh collapsed with a crash, never to rise again.

A small red and white ball flew out, and with a flash of red light, the Poisonous Horned Beast disappeared.

"Poisonous Horned Beast, GET."

Dudley picked up the red and white balls from the ground with satisfaction and attached them to his waist.

"There seem to be quite a few interesting things in this maze."

Dudley turned his gaze to the other side, or more precisely, to another part of the maze, where a magical creature of no less rarity than the venomous horned beast resided—the winged demon, a dangerous creature that feeds on human brains.

"Thanks to the Ministry of Magic"

"It seems I need to improve my collection catalog a bit more."

This labyrinth is teeming with dangerous magical creatures, a place that might be perilous for other wizards, but for Dudley, it's a natural treasure trove for compiling his magical creature encyclopedia.

With this attitude, Dudley joined the ranks of those capturing magical creatures.

The moment Fleur entered the maze, she cautiously picked up her wand.

Before she entered the maze, Ms. Maxim told her that there were many dangerous magical creatures inside, so that she could not fail the mission this time because she was attacked by a few Grindelows, just like in the last game.

So she was on high alert, fearing that a monster might suddenly appear out of nowhere.

However, she walked through the maze for nearly an hour and encountered nothing except for walls entwined with magical vines, not even a single goblin.

What about those dangerous magical creatures?

Furong was puzzled.

Is it just good luck that I haven't encountered any of them? And that I always manage to choose the right path?

But isn't this a bit too good?

Who cares? This mission is to find the trophy, and I must succeed.

Fleur tightened her grip on her wand and ventured deeper into the maze.

Viktor had the same experience as Hibiscus; he too was very careful along the way, but he also encountered nothing.

Unlike Fleur, who considered herself lucky, Viktor believed he was within the sphere of influence of some powerful magical creature. Only in this way could he explain the absence of other magical beings nearby, so the calmer the situation, the more cautious he became.

They were terrified of being defeated by some suddenly powerful creature.

Its progress is actually slower than that of Furong.

Harry was the fastest; he was almost at the finish line.

He stood before an incredibly strange monster, neither human nor lion, with the body of a lion, huge paws, a long yellow tail, and the head of a woman.

The Sphinx, also known as the lion-bodied human-faced beast, is a mythical creature in Egyptian legend.

It is said that there are three different species: the lion with a human head and a lion with a goat's head and a lion with a hawk's head and a lion with a hawk's head.

The Sphinx is the most famous of them all, and it is considered to be a creature of extremely high intelligence even among magical creatures.

Its intelligence is no less than that of a normal wizard.

"Hey, young wizard, the right path to victory lies behind me. You can only pass through here if you answer my question."

The Sphinx looked at Harry with its large, almond-shaped eyes.

From a human perspective, the head itself is quite beautiful.

"You have a choice. If you answer correctly, I will let you leave. If you answer incorrectly, I will eat you. If you don't choose to answer, I will let you leave, but I won't hurt you."

"So, what's your choice?"

Faced with the Sphinx's question, Harry naturally chose to answer.

Although Harry wasn't good at answering questions and his knowledge wasn't particularly extensive, that was relative to Hermione and Dudley.

He was actually quite excellent. He defeated Barty alone, which is something that not every wizard could do.

Moreover, he was prepared to defeat the Sphinx directly if he answered incorrectly.

But he got it right.

Seeing that Harry had answered the question correctly, the Sphinx seemed very happy and promptly stepped aside, showing none of the image of the Greek mythological creature who would eat people at the slightest provocation or jump off a cliff if he answered a question correctly.

No sooner had Harry left than another figure appeared around the corner.

The Sphinx then resorted to its usual rhetoric.

"Hey, young wizard."

But before it could finish speaking, it turned pale upon seeing the other person's appearance and tried to run away.

(End of this chapter)