I'm the King of Curry at Hogwarts

Chapter 44 The High Walls of Losrick

As a senior three years older than Louis, Catherine always felt she had to give in to him a little. Even though she was sometimes harsh and sarcastic, she actually indulged him quite a bit. But she never expected that this kid would take advantage of her kindness and become so arrogant...

Very well, boy, you've successfully angered me. (Due to caching issues, please access the website directly through your browser for the fastest chapter updates.)

Catherine's eyes blazed with fighting spirit as she looked at Louis.

"It's hardly gentlemanly to have a lady confess her feelings to you." Catherine narrowed her long, phoenix-like eyes, her tone playful. "Why go to such lengths to celebrate my birthday? Let me guess... Do you crave friendship? Hmm... no, that doesn't make sense either. I didn't see you going to such lengths for Beaver's birthday a few days ago... Could it be that, Little Deer, you...?"

At this point, Catherine's facial expression visibly faltered. She forced herself to overcome the burning embarrassment and tried to adopt a slightly surprised expression: "You have those kinds of thoughts about me, but are too ashamed to say it?"

Louis's handsome face flushed slightly, not from embarrassment, but from a growing anxiety.

Can't people just finish their tasks in peace?

"Very well, you've successfully angered me!" Louis's eyes flashed with electricity as he looked at Catherine.

What was a business transaction has now become a personal grudge!

"This is just a small reward for Catherine, who has been helping me practice magic since the start of the semester. There's no need to make a fuss about it." Louis's mind was working quickly. Ugh, I'm so slippery, I'll drive you crazy.

Tom's sheet music has also changed; this time it's a classic masterpiece—"Unrequited Love".

The onlookers and the two main characters all felt a slight pang of stomach pain.

"Well, we're good friends, aren't we?" Louis added.

……

The clash between the two ended in a draw.

The next day, Headmaster Dumbledore personally deducted fifty points from Slytherin House because Lewis had planned, premeditated, and organized the group's nighttime excursion.

Snape's face was so long at that moment, you'd think James Potter had come back from the dead.

Inside the room where everything was answered, Louise and her senior discussed Dumbledore.

"That old rascal is really wicked. I even treated him to eight-treasure soup noodles..."

"Honestly, you had to give him something to talk about." The senior looked at the silly boy in front of her with some helplessness and stretched lazily.

Today, my senior was dressed rather lightly. Although it was cold outside, the temperature in the Requirement Room was still quite high, and she was only wearing a thin white shirt. As soon as she stretched, the tight shirt couldn't hide her beautiful figure. That A4 waist would definitely be the subject of much discussion and anxiety-mongering in later generations.

Louis even noticed two shallow dimples on his lower back, it was really...

My senior's waist is a deadly weapon.

Under the moonlight, the senior's fair skin appeared even more radiant and translucent, and Louis was momentarily lost in thought.

Catherine, oblivious to Louis's gaze, leaned against the table and asked without turning her head, "How's your preparation for the monthly exam going?"

"It's alright," Louis shrugged, looking nonchalant. "I didn't study, so who knows how I'll do?"

All he could think about was his senior's waist.

I regret it. If I had known, should I have just given up on those electric skills and Gryphon's Eye? Can those things compare to my senior's waist fragrance?

Unfortunately, we're now in a predicament where we can't back down, and can only sigh in vain.

The system also issued a task to him on his way back to his dormitory.

*Clean the high walls of Losrick

Mission Objective: Eliminate the threat posed by the High Walls of Lothric and slay the elite knight: Bordeaux of the Irithyll of the Boreal Valley.

Quest Rewards: Rune Amn; Dark Sword x1; Spell: Kalia Swiftblade; Perseverance Ball x1.

"Wow, there's an option where the reward is empty?" Louis exclaimed in amazement.

However... this task is something he has to complete by himself, which is quite awkward, as even Tom and Jerry can't go with him.

This time, he didn't have any senior female students to back him up.

Back in his dorm, Louis found Draco still fast asleep and accepted the teleportation. The procession was a bit elaborate; the intense light woke Draco from his dream, but when he opened his eyes, he saw nothing.

"Who am I? Where am I? What am I supposed to do here?" Draco thought to himself before falling back into a deep sleep.

……

It is cold and damp.

This was Louis's first impression.

He pushed open the small door on the city gate tower, and a stench of rotting mud baked by the sun hit his nostrils.

Everywhere you look, there is ruin and desolation; this city has long lost its former glory. Since the end of the civil war in Lothric, this place has become a wasteland.

Along the city wall, there were many tree-like beings erected high up, their bodies stretching upwards. Their arms had almost completely taken the form of tree branches, and their heads were stretched towards the sky, as if yearning for something.

Louis drew his crystal sword and cautiously moved forward.

Descending the steps, you arrive at a relatively open section of the city wall, where tree-like figures still stand on both sides, surrounded by a circle of humanoid objects kneeling in worship.

They were probably zombies, not very aggressive. Louis went over to take a look, and they were all strangely shaped, baring their teeth. Compared to them, Marcus was quite handsome.

At the bottom of the steps at the end of the road, a living corpse carrying a lantern came up. He saw Louis, and Louis saw him too.

The two stared at each other for a second. The zombie lantern was raised high, its mouth wide open as if about to howl, but Louis silenced it with a tongue-lock choke.

He made a futile roaring motion before finally raising his broken sword and charging at Louis.

The crystal sword is quite useful; at least it can easily cut down this zombie.

He continued walking forward, reaching the steps, where he saw the zombie with its face pressed against the wall, seemingly in a state of ecstasy.

Justice's Backstab +150.

Before he could put down his sword, a box in the room was suddenly pushed open with a clatter, and Louis saw a man holding a sword and shield.

"Expelliarmus! (Expelliarmus!)"

The disarming spell, glowing red, sent the sword and shield flying from the zombie's hands. It stood there, scratching its head in confusion, seemingly bewildered as to how the sword and shield that had just been in its grasp had suddenly vanished.

Louis wouldn't give him a chance to think any further; with a swift movement, he drew his sword, the man was carried away, and the whole thing was done in one fell swoop.

There was no treasure chest in the room. He groped around for a long time before finally climbing down the stairs.

Upon exiting the hut, two paths lay before him: one led up the steps, the other continued straight ahead. Louis knew that, according to the original map, a large dragon was perched atop the castle on the upper path, but he searched for a long time without finding it.

Just to be on the safe side, Louis decided not to go looking for trouble with him...

(End of this chapter)

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