I'm the King of Curry at Hogwarts

Chapter 296 No difficulty is insurmountable for me

Cedric didn't hear that, and it was fortunate that there wasn't a single Hufflepuff in the room, otherwise Louis's reputation would have dropped a few points.

Harry is a very good listener; to put it bluntly, he's easily swayed.

He accepted everything Louis said without question.

"I will not lose to Hufflepuff!" Harry's eyes shone brightly, full of fighting spirit.

Cedric? Hmph, just a pretty boy, nothing to fear!

Harry thought for a moment, then suddenly asked, "Have you heard anything from Sirius Black lately? I don't know where he went, and Hedwig can't find him at all..."

"Oh, you mean him?" Louis suddenly remembered what Sirius had said on the phone. He told Harry, "He thinks you might be in danger recently, and since the investigation over there has come to an end, he plans to come back to see you and leave after the third project is completed."

"Really?" Harry's tone was filled with joy. Sirius had been out of contact for over a month, and to be honest, Harry really missed him.

The office door opened, and a travel-worn Sirius walked in, followed by a somber-looking Emma.

"Harry." Sirius Black opened his arms and walked towards Harry, pulling him into a tight hug. "I'm sorry, things have been a bit complicated lately, and I haven't been able to contact you through the owl."

"It's alright, Sirius." Harry's eyes were full of affection; Sirius was like a father to him. "Of course, serious matters are more important. I'm not in any danger at Hogwarts..."

"Silly boy, your name has been thrown into the Goblet of Fire, and you say there's no danger?" Emma looked at Harry with pity. Why was this child becoming increasingly dim-witted? Thinking about this, she even started to wonder if she should keep her son away from this silly boy in the future, lest he infect her own good son…

"Exactly." Sirius smacked Harry on the head. "You're in danger and you don't even realize it, and you're still laughing and joking around here..."

"Don't put too much pressure on him, Sirius," Louis kindly advised. "You're practically a pressure cooker. Harry is just a kid; there's no need to keep him so stressed. At his age, he needs to have fun and play."

"When James and I were his age, we were already fighting the Death Eaters." Sirius said, still feeling unsatisfied, and pinched Harry again. "You have to be on high alert when you need to be. You can never let your guard down. Remember, the Death Eaters are a bunch of ruthless bastards. They're in the shadows, and you're in the open. They might just pounce out like a viper and bite you at any moment."

"I need to remind you," Emma said casually, "that my son and I, who are both here, are Slytherin students. Why do I get the feeling you're implying something?"

Sirius shuddered; he couldn't bear such a accusation. But he was quick-witted, immediately correcting himself: "Yes, I misused the word. Death Eaters are actually like groundhogs, they come out and bite you every now and then..."

This made everyone in the room laugh, and Sirius laughed along with them. He was quite proud of his quick thinking.

"So, Groundhog..." Louis realized something was off as soon as he finished speaking. He waved his hand and laughed, "Hey, Sirius's got us all mixed up... I mean, we really can't let our guard down with the Death Eaters, even if they're just sitting in Azkaban right now, eating black bread and singing 'Tears Behind Bars'..."

"What is 'tears behind bars'?" Hermione asked curiously.

"It's a song sung by the prisoners of the University of Tokyo, expressing their remorse for their crimes," Louis explained, then looked at Sirius and Emma: "Speaking of which, why did you two suddenly come back? How's the investigation into the Great Old Ones going?"

"Not ideal. It seems to have only appeared in that area of ​​the sea, but disappeared quickly." Emma sighed. "Chromie traced back in time and saw a purple-clad Krasis overlord. She quickly recognized the overlord as General Vezax..."

"Huh? That can't be right. As far as I know, General Vezax is extremely large. How did someone his size get into a nuclear submarine?" Louis asked, somewhat puzzled.

"According to Chromie's findings, the nuclear submarine was captured from the outside by General Vezax during its voyage. Ten Faceless Men were then deployed inside. They didn't seem to be in a hurry to kill the people inside, but rather to give them ample time to report the situation..." Emma pondered for a moment, then looked up at Louis: "Louis, do you think they did it on purpose? Just so they could spread the news?"

"I've never heard of Void creatures feeding on fear... but it seems like some do..." Louis was a little unsure, after all, he hadn't played World of Warcraft for many years.

"Yog Saron's Faceless minions do indeed feed on fear," Chromie's voice rang out, followed by a cloud of yellow sand appearing in mid-air, and then a small dwarf sprang out from the sand—it was Chromie.

She brushed off imaginary dust from her clothes, a serious expression on her face. "What I'm about to say is that this matter is quite serious. The seal on Ulduar is gradually weakening, and you..." She then looked at Louis, "The main reason these Faceless Ones came to Earth is related to you. Azeroth is constantly merging into Earth's inner world, and unfortunately, Ulduar is the first stop in this fusion..."

"Hey, is something wrong?" Louis's composure was starting to crumble. "But that doesn't make sense either. Wasn't General Vezax supposed to be guarding Yogg-Saron's gates? How come he's out on a mission? Has the Titan's seal loosened?"

"There's even worse news: the four guardians of Yogg-Saron—Thorim, Hodir, Mimiron, and Freya—have all been corrupted by Yogg-Saron..." Chromie sighed, glancing up at Louis with a troubled expression. "You need to gather many warriors to accompany you into Ulduar. While rescuing the four Titan guardians, you must also slay this greatest threat—Yogg-Saron!"

Louis was completely bewildered. "I'm a fourth-grade student! I'm not even fifteen yet! How dare you exploit child labor like this? I demand to see the teacher..."

"Of course I know it's dangerous, Louis." Chromie scratched his head. "We don't want you to take the risk either, but right now only you, you Earthlings, can enter Ulduar. The passage from Azeroth to Ulduar has been blocked by spacetime turbulence. Even if we wanted to, we couldn't..."

"What use are you?" Louis rolled his eyes at Chromie. He knew that if Chromie said there was no way, then there really was no other way.

A silence fell over the room. Seeing everyone's downcast expressions, Harry asked, puzzled, "What are you talking about? I don't understand. It sounds like you're discussing something new..."

"Yes, this is indeed a very new topic." Louis sighed. "Even I find this quite novel... Of course, I'm not responsible for answering any questions you may have; you can go find Sirius."

The trio immediately turned their curious gazes toward Sirius.

"Alright, kids, I'll answer you when we get back. I'm just too tired and need to find a place to get some sleep. Good heavens, life at sea is so tough. I even miss Azkaban a little..." Sirius said, raising his hands in a British military salute, looking quite troubled.

Harry wanted to say something more, but Hermione tugged at his sleeve and whispered to stop him, "Spare Sirius. He's already missing Azkaban. That shows what kind of life he's been living lately..."

Indeed, unlike Emma, ​​who was traveling with Chromie, Sirius, who was with Anachronos, lived like a hardcore tough guy. Compared to him, Tom, who was adrift at sea, was well-off—at least Tom actually had shoelaces to eat.

After chatting for a while, the topic turned to Harry. After the three of them and Sirius left, Louis suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

"Wait a minute, what if the Old Gods find the Death Eaters, or even Voldemort?" Louis suddenly said. "Logically speaking, Voldemort's desires are not much different from those of the Old Gods. If they were to tempt him, I think he would definitely not be able to resist the temptation..."

"What you said isn't impossible..." Chromie sighed, propping her chin on her hand. "If that's the case, then Voldemort should be kept alive even more—he's currently the most likely being in this world to be bewitched and act as a representative of the Old Gods... Instead of aimlessly searching for others, we should keep an eye on him; after all, he can't kill many people..."

"Look at what you're saying. At least he didn't kill Anachronos or Soridomi, right?" Louis glanced at her sideways. He doesn't know the pain until the iron fist hits his own head...

Chromie chuckled awkwardly twice, then retorted confidently, "That's much better than being controlled by the Old Gods and triggering some kind of Twilight's End. You wouldn't want the whole world to become like that, would you?"

Chromie refers to the Twilight's End event that occurred in the original world of Azeroth after Deathwing struck the Wyrmrest Temple.

"What you said makes a lot of sense..." Louis accepted Chromie's theory. "Then the job of monitoring Voldemort can be done by you bronze dragons. Anyway, you're all bored out of your minds lying around in the Caverns of Time all day. Why not get you moving and make a difference for the peace and stability of the two worlds?"

"We don't want to give up either, the problem is..." Chromie trailed off, her arms hanging limply. "Never mind, you wouldn't understand anyway. In any case... Chiladormi will be in charge of monitoring Voldemort. I'll bring her over when I get back to the Caverns of Time."

Look at this word, "弄"... Aren't you afraid that Ziladormi will get angry and go berserk?

However, in terms of seniority, Chiladormi seems to be one or two generations younger than Chromie. Given the strict hierarchy of the Dragon Legion, she probably dares not speak out against it.

"Oh right," Chromie added, turning back, "It's not just Ulduar; the Caverns of Time have been completely integrated into the Otherworld. Now we can communicate and interact at any time!"

Chromie's chubby little face trembled as she spoke, looking so plump you wanted to pinch it. Her excited expression suggested she was genuinely happy about the Caverns of Time merging with Earth.

That makes sense. The universe of Azeroth was indeed not very good. The Burning Legion, the Void Lords, and the Shadowlands all set their sights on this world. Even a powerful race like the Dragon Aspects was constantly in danger. Even someone as powerful as the Earth-Warder Neltharion was corrupted into Deathwing by N'Zoth's whispers...

In comparison, this place is like a paradise.

"Oh, then congratulations." Louis read the message in a flat tone, without any emotion. It wasn't that he had any issues with the Bronze Dragons, but his mind wasn't on them. He was currently preoccupied with how to fight Yogg-Saron. He hadn't participated in the early stages of Yogg-Saron's raid, but he had soloed Yogg-Saron many times during the Throne of Thunder era with zero lights.

There's also 25H, the two idiots.

However, the regrets of that year are about to be made up for. Thinking that he will soon be able to explore Yogg-Saron in the real world, Louis's eyes welled up with tears.

Heavens above, earth below, which angel is playing this cruel joke on me...?

I still remember being brainwashed by Yogg-Saron's infectious laughter when I was soloing him back then, and it really bothered Louis.

According to Chromie, those four Titan Guardians are basically unreliable. If nothing unexpected happens, this attempt to clear Ulduar in the real world will definitely be a zero-light challenge...

What if the plane turns around? His mindset suddenly became optimistic. Anyway, whether he sticks out his neck or not, he might as well give him a quick death.

So what if it's just a little Yogg-Saron? Let's take him down! He's bullying our world? We won't stand for that! We must take him down!

"Little Deer," Catherine said, watching her boyfriend's constantly changing expression with concern. She sat down beside him, hugged him, and whispered, "Don't worry, I'll go on that adventure with you in Ulduar. No matter when or where, I'll always be with you..."

Louis ruffled Catherine's hair and said with a chuckle, "Don't worry, little moon, there's no difficulty I can't overcome..."

Although he appeared calm and collected, Louis was actually a little flustered inside; he didn't even realize that his mouth was darting around.

Catherine was about to respond, but something just didn't feel right. She pondered it carefully for a moment, then burst out laughing.

"What are you laughing at?" Louis asked, puzzled. Then he realized what he had said, and even with his thick skin, he felt a little embarrassed.

"Hehehehe..." Catherine laughed heartily, making Louis blush bright red. It wasn't until he couldn't bear it any longer and started counting her ribs that Catherine finally begged for mercy, trembling, "Okay, okay, little deer, hahahaha... please let me go—"

(End of this chapter)