A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 676 The Great Battle of the Three Schools

The biggest melee in history is about to break out.

The conflict involving the two schools was sparked by Krum and Harry.

For reasons unknown, they attacked Cedric and Malfoy respectively.

Afterwards, when summarizing their combat experience, everyone concluded that:

Krum likes Walton.

This story was spread by a mermaid, who claimed that Cedric himself admitted that he liked men, and that he liked Walton.

So, the two must have fought over Walton.

Walton was truly a wicked man.

The mastermind behind this rumor is clearly the Little Mermaid.

She would still have a chance if she ruined Cedric's reputation and prevented any girls from liking him.

She's clearly on the fifth level this time.

Harry wanted to beat up Malfoy because he believed Malfoy wanted to murder him.

Malfoy felt wronged by this statement.

He felt so wronged.

But this did not prevent the chaotic battles from all sides.

That's right, Durmstrang joined forces with Slytherin to fight against Gryffindor and Hufflepuff.

The audience and cheerleaders were students of Ravenclaw and Beauxbatons.

The two sides sat hand in hand in the audience, watching the play and occasionally cheering loudly.

This is much more interesting than the competition.

Less than two minutes into the melee, Slytherin and Durmstrang were already at a disadvantage.

Everyone suddenly realized that not only were there many badgers, but their fighting strength was also unexpectedly high.

The number of snakes was already small, and Durmstrang's dozen or so were even fewer.

They found themselves in a passive and defensive position.

The brawl finally stopped amidst Professor Dumbledore's rage.

This was the first time the students had ever seen Dumbledore so angry.

The principal was indeed very angry. He organized the Triwizard Tournament to unite everyone, not to turn them into enemies.

Snape was also hit by several shoes, and he yelled that he would designate Gryffindor as the loser.

Especially the ringleader, Potter, should be hung up and beaten first, and then expelled; otherwise, it wouldn't be enough to appease public anger.

Slytherin, as victims and indomitable fighters against evil forces, deserves at least 200 points.

Then...Dumbledore deducted two hundred points from Slytherin.

Hufflepuff also lost 200 points. Although they didn't start it, fighting is wrong.

Gryffindor lost the most points, a total of 300 points, all because Harry launched the attack.

As for Ravenclaw, they did nothing, yet inexplicably widened the score gap with the other three schools.

More than a dozen students were taken to the school hospital.

Harry's face was slapped so hard it looked like a pig's head.

Malfoy was also seriously injured.

Although he originally had an octopus face, his tentacles were only as thick as chopsticks at most.

Now, after being beaten... good heavens, its antennae are swollen to the thickness of an arm, and the whole thing is limp and stuck to its face.

He was immediately taken to the school hospital, but it's easy to imagine that he won't be able to leave the hospital for at least half a year.

The injuries themselves aren't a big deal; the main problem is that the octopus face can't be turned back.

Just look at Hermione; when she turned into a cat, William touched her bones and massaged her day and night, performing human transformations.

It took a whole Christmas holiday to recover.

Malfoy didn't have a single Stark to help him.

Krum was the worst off. He came ashore wearing only a grass skirt, and someone set it on fire.

A dozen or so badgers came up and manually put out the fire for him.

The kind you step on.

Krum was rushed to the St. Mang Magic Hospital overnight.

Because of this huge brawl, all the houses except Ravenclaw canceled their celebrations that night.

Especially in Gryffindor, Professor McGonagall sat in the common room to prevent the lion cubs from doing anything rash.

She finally understood.

Gryffindor has no chance of winning the House Cup if some students don't graduate.

After the second project was completed, everyone wanted to know what had happened at the bottom of the lake.

But each hostage had a different version of events.

Pansy tells everyone that Malfoy fought hand-to-hand with ten octopuses to save her.

Marietta boasted that she single-handedly eliminated more than twenty Grindelhos.

Besides the underwater story, what everyone is most interested in is Ron... where did he go?

Ron returned to the lounge very late, covered in mud.

At first, he stammered and mumbled that he had been kidnapped by a mermaid beforehand.

Ron was too embarrassed to admit that he hadn't cracked the golden egg and had even overslept that morning.

He had no choice but to come up with a reason that sounded somewhat plausible.

After thinking it over and considering the content of the competition, Ron felt that this reason was not bad.

Sure enough, the Gryffindor lion cubs were very curious. Students kept coming to ask for details.

Ron began to flesh out his own story, adding the experiences of other people.

Two days later, Ron told a thrilling story of being forced into marriage.

The Little Mermaid kidnapped him, determined to marry him.

He was bewitched by the mermaids, and upon waking up, he instantly defeated fifty fully armed mermaids with his bare hands.

Judging from his tone, anyone who didn't know better would think he was the Green... cough cough Golden Flash of the magic world.

Ron also claimed that he single-handedly chased an entire battalion of merfolk, and the enemy not only refused to surrender but also dared to fight back.

When someone asked Ron why he wasn't rescuing the hostages, he told everyone that he was trying to prevent a volcanic eruption at the bottom of Black Lake.

Ron's explanation was well-received, and he instantly transformed from a cowardly boy who had missed the game into a tragic hero.

Lavender became enthusiastic towards Ron again, always sticking to him and calling him Ron.

Lavender also liked to stand in the corridor and loudly ask him about the details beneath the Black Lake.

“It’s alright, I’ve hidden my wand in my sleeve,” Ron assured Lavender. “I can subdue those mermaid fools if I want to.”

Lavender turned into a devoted fangirl, gazing at Ron with adoration. She always ended conversations with "My brave Ron."

However, the students soon realized that Ron was lying.

Less than a week later, Rita's report on the second project was published in the Daily Prophet.

It not only mentioned Bagman's disappearance, but also criticized Karkaroff's favoritism and the organizer's security issues.

She also took numerous photos of Krum wearing grass skirts and his tragic experience of almost marrying a mermaid princess.

In a corner of the newspaper, Rita mentioned Ron, saying he overslept and missed his game.

Then he hid in the reeds by the Black Lake and watched the entire match.

After reading the newspaper, Lavender never mentioned Roro again.

Or rather... every time she saw Ron, she pretended not to know him.

Hermione is becoming increasingly popular, all because she came in first place in two consecutive events.

Many die-hard fans believe she's a shoo-in for the championship, and anyone who speaks ill of her will be attacked.

Some people even tried to follow her and ask for her autograph.

But the students soon discovered that Hermione had disappeared again, only appearing during class and never seen at other times.

William also disappeared.

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(Please vote for me, everyone.)

(End of this chapter)