I'm the King of Curry at Hogwarts

Chapter 49 I didn't review either (Please read on and vote with monthly tickets)

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The last golden mask truly astonished him.

The Horadric Emblem of T'Rasha

Death mask

+2 Polymorph talent

Steal stamina on hit

Steal mana on hit

Ironclad Charm grants immunity to 20% elemental damage.

Ironclad Spell increases defense strength by 30%.

+15% maximum mana

Significantly improve endurance

He stared at the golden mask, his mind buzzing.

The stats are great, but wearing it out would be way too cringeworthy, wouldn't it?

Indeed, it is his fault that he is so handsome that he has alarmed royal families around the world, but he can't wear a mask like the King of Zaozhuang, can he?

As if hearing Louis's innermost thoughts, the mask melted in his hands, transforming into a delicate golden headband.

"This is too amazing..." He muttered to himself, looking at the headband in his hand.

The headband made a buzzing sound, as if pleased by his praise.

Looking at the mage's final set of armor, Louis felt a sense of unreality.

Unlike the trash tower head in Diablo II, the tower head he has is absolutely worth its reputation.

The +2 Polymorph talent is especially a timely boon.

So, Professor McGonagall shouldn't be sighing like a cat anymore, right?

In comparison, the other two runes pale in comparison.

Louis took out his crystal sword, removed the runes, and inlaid them in the order of Tal, Thul, Ort, and Amn. A glint of light flashed across the crystal sword, and the entire blade seemed to have something flowing within it.

He checked the sword's attributes.

Spirit

Tal Thul Ort Amn

+2 to all skills

+35% Faster spell casting.

It also inflicts lightning, chilling, and poison damage.

Provides 10% magic absorption to armor.

Provides 55% faster recast speed after armor breaks.

Armor increases defense by 40%.

Significantly improve endurance

+112 mana

It can replace a wand as a casting medium.

Runewords, spirit, and the eternal newcomer's artifacts, are also shining brightly in the real world.

However, due to the casting of Avada Kedavra, Louis's wand with its unicorn hair core had completely withered.

A wand with a unicorn tail hair core is extremely incompatible with dark magic, especially the Unforgivable Curse... so the last attribute is what Louis desperately needs.

Louis still shudders at the thought of the consequences of using the Killing Curse; he never wants to experience that feeling of his soul being torn apart and being stared at by the abyss again.

It was time to think about a new wand, he pondered carefully in his mind, but until then, a spirit sword could also be used to cast spells instead of a wand.

……

When Louis returned to his dorm, the sky was still the same as when he left the day before. He guessed that the time flow was different in the two worlds.

He was exhausted after fighting for half a day, so he turned over and fell fast asleep.

I slept until after 11 a.m., thankfully it was Saturday.

He was going to go to the auditorium; he had slept for so long and was very hungry.

As soon as I reached the door of the lounge, the two classmates standing guard immediately straightened up and shouted loudly, "Loyalty! Integrity!"

Louis was almost startled. He looked at the two energetic senior students, wanting to pat them on the shoulder, but felt awkward standing on tiptoe. So he patted their arms instead, smiling and praising them, "Very good, very energetic!"

"Loyalty! Integrity!" The two senior students looked straight ahead, full of energy.

Louis nodded in satisfaction and walked away from the Slytherin common room.

In the Great Hall, Harry and Hermione were looking at the Potions textbook with concern, while Ron was playing with Chocolate Frog cards. Louis looked around and saw these three familiar faces.

"Good morning," Louis greeted the three of them.

"Good morning... Oh my god, you don't look well." The three looked up and were taken aback when they saw Louis's pale face.

"It's nothing, I didn't sleep well last night." Louis waved his hand to indicate that it didn't matter, and plopped down next to Ron.

"Ronald!" Hermione whispered, "If you don't study, your test results are going to be terrible."

"What's there to be afraid of?" Ron said nonchalantly.

"But Professor Snape said he'd send the report cards to the parents!" Hermione kindly reminded her. "You wouldn't want to receive a letter with yelling at you, would you?"

"Uh..." Ron suddenly felt a chill down his spine. He forced himself to say, "It's okay... George and Fred definitely won't do very well on the test. I have them with me."

"I think you should look over there." Louis patted Ron on the shoulder and pointed to the twins studying diligently with their heads down. "It seems George and Fred don't want to suffer with you."

"And what about you?" Ron looked at Louis with pleading eyes, genuinely seeking comfort.

"I didn't review either, don't worry." Louis chuckled, showing no remorse for having spent the last few days in the Room of Requirement quizzing each other on Potions.

This learning method is indeed very effective.

"You're not studying either? Good heavens!" Hermione slapped her forehead. "How could you fall into this trap, Louise..."

Hermione was somewhat disillusioned with the world. How could even Her Highness, whom she had always respected, no longer like to study?

"Good brothers should escape the torment of studying together." Louis laughed and gave Ron a high five.

Upon hearing this, Harry stopped talking, casually tossed the book to Hermione, and then stared at Ron and Lois with a silly grin, like a complete idiot.

Infected by Potter's words, the first-year Gryffindor students, who had been studying with their heads down and faces full of bitterness, stopped reading and started playing all sorts of games with their friends, their faces beaming with long-lost joy.

"Tsk tsk..." Louis shook his head, clicking his tongue in a pitying tone: "Look what Professor McGonagall has driven the children to..."

Gryffindor's laxity seemed to have spread like wildfire, turning Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw into a chaotic mess. The Slytherin snakes were also itching to join in, but under the kind gaze of their respective year's class representatives, they remained upright, meekly reciting the key points from their books.

Yes, you read that right, Snape highlighted the key points for them!

Only Slytherins receive such treatment; Snape really is...

"The headmaster... is so kind." Louis, of course, knew about this, and he couldn't help but sigh as he looked at the marks on the Slytherin students' books.

Yes, that's quite generous. If Snape weren't so generous, he would have given each of the little snakes a real exam question.

You see, Professor McGonagall could never be this kind of kind-hearted.

(End of this chapter)

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