when harry potter met league of legends

Having a long history is a very scary thing - because you don't know what the other party will come up with from that corner.

For Muggles, this may be a precious chamber pot passed down from home, a big shot's butt-wiping paper or something. You can make a lot of money by selling it, and then learn to be smart and make something. Looking at the actual situation of the Western Zhou Dynasty,

You can make a fortune by using the gadgets produced last week and fooling the new dealers who come here because they know nothing about it.

On the wizard's side, this is even more terrifying - the broken ship and the three-point nail are not a magical thing in the wizard family, but a quite normal event. Even Voldemort's grandfather who lives in the thatched shed -

Or grandpa, even though he was so poor and virtuous, he still had the Resurrection Stone, one of the Three Holy Artifacts, and the locket from Slytherin himself.

As for the Ron family, even though they are usually very tight on money, when Fleur got married, didn't they easily borrow a crown made by goblins? It is not empty talk that the products produced by goblins must be high-quality, even if they are as great as Gryffindor

, still using the dagger made for him by the goblin.

As for this club now, although Allen has the impression that they are quite unreliable due to various reasons, the gadgets displayed by the other party are indeed genuine magic items - not modern mass-produced magic.

The props or external decorations are real magic props that have been passed down. Although they look like a few pieces of junk from the outside, the magic power contained inside is full.

Magic props, if they look high-end, they will definitely not be high-end - this is not a joke.

How much stored magic power can a magic prop have that can scare you? Look at the Elder Wand, the Cloak of Invisibility, and the Resurrection Stone. The most awesome suit looks like this.

They were all ordinary as hell - only the appearance of the invisibility cloak was a bit sci-fi, but Harry's first impression at the time was that although this thing was very old, it was quite well-preserved. In other words, its appearance was not that good either.

"Ellen-san, these are the props used by our club for testing - although they are just a few simple magic items, they are of great significance to the club. Almost every member is selected from these items.

, all you have to do is to take out the badge inside without destroying the protective magic outside before evening. Although this is far less than the whole day we set aside for ordinary members, this is what we have always passed down.

I’m sure you’ll also understand the rules——”

The professor who was responsible for the introduction was suddenly stuck, his eyes bulging as if he had been inexplicably frightened. As for the others, they were completely stunned.

The reason is quite simple. When the other party said that this was a test item, Allen couldn't control his hand for a moment, and then he took the thing in his hand. In order to prevent some strange curse from coming out, he casually

Added a thin layer of shield from Morgana.

Then, the badge inside fell off - and at this moment, the other party's introduction was not finished yet.

Allen has always used this shield as an upgraded version of the Iron Armor Curse - after all, this is a professional magic shield that ignores any magic effects until it is offset, which means that even the most powerful Ava

Kedavra, until the power of the spell breaks the shield, Allen is still safe, because the instant death effect is still magic damage.

Although the protection of the other party's magic props is exquisite, it does not cause harm - it is a prop for testing, and it is not used for killing people. Someone cracked it just enough to let him join the club, so it is just a simple protective shield.

Unfortunately, even the inventors of these things did not think of one thing - one day, this small and exquisite prop would encounter such a rogue, who is immune to all magic, even protective magic.

It would be better if there was some counterattack magic like the Iron Armor Curse. Magic props with no attack effect were easily mixed in when Allen opened the shield, and they were well preserved without any resistance.

The badges were given away.

Well, it's that simple, it's that unreasonable - and then, the professor who was eager to introduce it and the people around him were frightened.

If there hadn't been this episode, he would have introduced the senior who had an average cracking time of 8 hours and the highest record of one hour. By the way, he would also brag a little that he almost tied the senior's record in an hour and 3 minutes.

feat.

But what are you playing now?

Fortunately I didn't say it out loud - otherwise my face would be swollen right now!

A device that everyone has been using for such a long time was immediately cracked by someone just touching it?

Wait - he suddenly thought of something. In the history of the club, one of these props had a problem. Because the time between assessments was too short, the shields were not fully restored, resulting in that issue.

The number of people who passed the assessment was more than a dozen. Later, a re-examination found something wrong. Isn't it the same this time?

It's not easy to say. If Allen breaks through the opponent in half an hour, it will just make him think that he is an unprecedented super genius, but if he breaks through in less than a minute, it is too much!

Obviously, the people below also thought of this idea, because the blow delivered by Allen in this short period of time was really too great, and the assessment system they were proud of looked like a joke to the other party -

—There is no such thing as teasing people!!!

Unfortunately, after a short period of thinking, Allen told them with facts that he had this kind of operation.

He tapped all the props almost continuously, and while they were looking at them with their mouths wide open in disbelief, all the badges inside fell down, and for a moment it was like hail falling.

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If it could be explained by accident before, no one believes this inference now - one is an accident, two are coincidences, they are piled up in front of you, and to say they are accidents is too self-deceiving.

Why does this happen?

The reason is simple - after Allen discovered that he could fuse in while wearing a shield, he suddenly came up with a bold idea.

He used another method to deal with the remaining props - since the shield that ignores all magic effects can be integrated, will the magic immunity effect from Soraka have another miraculous effect?

For example, when this effect covers a magical artifact, will it directly cut off the magic used for protection inside?

When the core, that is, the magic spell in the magic props cannot work in the forbidden state, then wouldn't the most powerful magic props be useless?

Just do it, anyway, this happened before, Allen's magic claw pointed at these props - the result after that was obvious, it really couldn't be better.