I'm the King of Curry at Hogwarts

Chapter 99 The Dragon Maid of the Little Deer Family

Louis pondered for a long time, unsure of what to say.

Catherine is right next to him. If he doesn't handle things well and his emotions aren't right, it's fine if he completes the task, but what if he fails to complete the task and makes Catherine angry?

He thought about it for a long time, but still didn't know what to do.

"What's wrong, Little Deer?" Catherine reached out and shook his arm when she saw that he hadn't spoken for a while.

"It's okay, let me think about it."

Louis nearly broke the fork in his hand by gripping it so tightly, and the more he thought about it, the more he realized this wasn't a solution.

Just when he couldn't come up with a good solution, the quick-witted Louis had a flash of inspiration.

Yes, the system task only told me to express my feelings, not to express love.

Why don't we just exploit a bug?

Without further ado, Louis sighed and tried to appear deeply moved.

"Thank you, Sister Lian, thank you for your generosity, you've really helped me a lot." Louise blushed and struggled for a while before finally managing to squeeze out, "I absolutely love you."

*Mission complete...

Catherine burst out laughing, sending the food she was chewing flying far away, with a crumb of bread landing on Solanlian's hair.

Solanlian covered her mouth and chuckled, "You little rascal, you're the one with the sweetest tongue." Though she said that, she was secretly delighted.

"It seems you need my Thestral carriage?"

"Um... let's finish eating first and then talk," Louis said indistinctly.

Solanlian simply assumed he was hungry and wanted some dry food, so she didn't think much of it.

Louis ate his meal while immersing himself in the limited-time vehicle lottery interface.

"UR Mount: Servant of the Life-Binder; SSR Mount: Ashes of Al'ar; SSR Mount: Pureblood Firehawk; SSR Mount: Flaming Claws of Orithrazor; SSR Mount: Uzul in Shackles; SSR Mount: All-Seeing Ny'alotha, limited-time draw rate increased."

The image of the extraction slowly appeared before Louis's eyes, and it had a 75% similarity to that ridiculous "Life X Crown XXX".

However, he didn't quite understand why the servants of the Life-Binder were UR-level mounts. How could that be...? Wasn't the Phoenix much better looking?

If this theory is true, then the mounts dropped by the Jailer, N'Zoth, and Argus are much more impressive than those dropped by his cousin.

He mentally replayed the images of Uzul in shackles and the All-Seeing Man in the game, then shook his head vigorously, trying to banish them from his mind.

It's too abstract to describe what these two things look like.

However, the system's free lottery gave him a surprise. He thought it would be a single draw, but it turned out to be a ten-draw, and he was also given a magnificent and dignified carriage with a Kyrian design, plus a butler.

He rubbed his hands together under the puzzled gazes of Catherine and her daughter, silently chanting, "Starting a ten-pull!"

"Congratulations on obtaining the N-level mount: Little Donkey."

???

"What would I do with the little donkey?" Louis looked puzzled. "Are you just here to pollute the lottery pool?"

With my family's current conditions, do you really need a little donkey like you?

"Congratulations on obtaining the N-level mount: Disillusioned Highlands Warhorse."

"Congratulations on obtaining the R-grade mount: Silver Warhorse."

"Congratulations on obtaining the SR-level mount: Razzash Raptor."

Immediately afterwards, a burst of rousing music began, and a very classic voice reached Louis's ears.

"Wow! The Golden Legend!"

"Congratulations on obtaining the SSR-level mount: Ny'alotha All-Seeer."

Louis stared at the purple octopus with orange-red eyes on the screen. No matter how he looked at it, he felt that the creature looked too abstract. He wondered if it was just his imagination, but he felt that looking at it would cause him to lose more sanity than using Avada Kedavra once.

"Wow! The Golden Legend!"

"Congratulations on obtaining the SSR-level elemental mount set."

The interface displays five elements: brownish-yellow earth element, light blue water element, white wind element with wisps of purple lightning, orange-red fire element, and purple arcane element.

Five fat guys stood in a row, looking silly and not very smart.

"Congratulations on obtaining the SR-level mount: Ice Blue Primal Direhorn Dragon."

"Congratulations on obtaining the R-grade mount: White Griffin."

"Congratulations on obtaining the N-level mount: White Horse."

A white horse? Hmph, I'll definitely call him that...

Before he could finish his internal monologue, another burst of rousing music rang in his ears. Unlike the previous two times, he even saw a hallucination.

Just like watching a movie in a 3D theater, a bright green orc wearing a linen cloak appeared before Louis's eyes. Without any introduction, Louis knew that it was Thrall.

Worldsha floated in mid-air, holding a golden disc aloft. Opposite him was Deathwing, struggling in the vortex.

The oppressive feeling when facing Deathwing was immense; Louis felt he could hardly breathe.

This is just an illusion.

Suddenly, a golden beam of light shot out from the golden disc in Thrall's hand, striking Deathwing, who was as large as a small mountain, directly in the chest.

Amidst his unwilling wails, his entire body dissipated with specks of golden light.

The illusion ended at this point, and the dwarven accent returned.

"Wow! The Legend of the Rainbow!"

"Congratulations on obtaining the UR-grade mount: Lifebinder's Servant."

Louis looked at the giant red dragon in front of him, his feelings complicated.

Judging from its size, it should be an adult dragon.

Unlike the dragons of the magical world, the dragons of Azeroth possess great intelligence, which is Louis's only solace.

"Oh well, consider it a consolation prize," Louis consoled himself.

"The carriage is ready. Please select your vehicle."

"Let's go with five elements," Louis thought to himself. According to the Zhou Dynasty's rites, the emperor rode in a six-horse chariot. As a duke, I'm practically a feudal lord, so five chariots isn't unreasonable, is it?

It cannot be considered overstepping one's bounds.

"Oh, and bring the servants of the Life-Binding Oath too... Hmm, let her accompany them in the carriage, to add some pomp and circumstance," Louis instructed.

"Okay, the limited-time free lucky draw event has ended. Have a nice day."

Louis was about to politely reply to the system with a "pleasant" when the next sentence made him so angry he almost tore the system apart.

"...Don't get your hair caught in the door when you go out," the system added.

"Then how should I summon my mount without making it seem too shocking?" Louis asked quickly.

"Just call your mount outside the door, and the carriage will fly over from afar. You don't need to worry about that." The system then disappeared.

Louis nodded, seemingly understanding, but there was nothing he could do. He didn't know whether the system was reliable or not, so for the time being, he could only choose to trust it.

Seeing him snap out of his daze, Solanlian smiled and asked, "How's your decision?"

"Oh... I suddenly remembered, I have a carriage." Louis clicked his tongue and lied without batting an eye.

Solanlian hesitated for a moment, then frowned slightly: "Mr. Deer, ordinary horses won't do; the carriage must be pulled by at least a magical creature..."

"Don't worry," Louis chuckled. "While they're not magical creatures, it'll still be enough to broaden their horizons."

"Is that so?" Solanlian was somewhat unconvinced. What good stuff could a Muggle-born young man possibly have to impress a pure-blood wizard? Even if he was of noble birth, Solanlian didn't think he could have anything of value.

"Fine, I won't dampen the little boy's enthusiasm," Solanlian thought to herself. "He'll only know the pain when he falls down."

She smiled gently and stopped trying to persuade Louis, simply continuing to eat quietly in small bites.

It was the weekend, so Solanlian didn't go to work. After breakfast, she went to retrieve the Thestral carriage from Hagrid so that Louis could use it at any time.

That's really thoughtful.

Sollian is a rather lazy person; she would never do something herself if she could delegate it to someone else. Because she got along well with Hagrid when she was in school with Emma, ​​Hagrid was happy to help her take care of the Thestrals.

Upon learning that Emma's son needed the carriage, Hagrid immediately led the four Thestrals out of the stables without hesitation, carefully washing them and even asking the house-elves of Hogwarts to help him wash the carriage.

While scrolling through the page, she muttered to herself, "Why hasn't he come to visit me since I came to Hogwarts?"

Solanlian could only say that Louise was unaware of her mother's experiences at school, and even Louise herself had only just learned that she and her mother had a good relationship. Hearing this, Hagrid, who was already kind-hearted, burst into tears.

"Oh, poor little Louis, when he comes to visit my cottage next time, I'll definitely make him some rock cakes..." Hagrid muttered to himself, wiping away his tears.

Solanlian was speechless. For a moment, she even wondered if Emma had some kind of grudge against Hagrid, since Hagrid was actually thinking about feeding her child those rock-hard flatbreads he made...

Around 3 p.m., Louis and his companion prepared to leave home for Malfoy Estate.

Standing at the door, Louis looked around and saw the mother and daughter looking at him tenderly. His heart tightened, and he silently called for the butler.

Judging from their appearance, the two probably didn't think they had anything good to offer.

But he was wrong. In fact, Catherine still trusted him, after all, she had the Leaf Rune Staff first.

"Buzz...buzz..." A deep, muffled chime rang out from the distant horizon, gradually growing louder. Solanlian instinctively looked in the direction from which the chime came, and was momentarily stunned.

Five fat men pulled a blue and white carriage as it approached from afar. Above the carriage, a long silver bell rang continuously, its sound seemingly cleansing the listener's soul and bringing a touch of tranquility to this noisy and chaotic world.

As the carriage came to a stop, the silver bell also ceased ringing.

The driver was a humanoid owl covered in silver, leaf-like feathers. She was short and stout, about waist-high to Louis, and quite adorable. She jumped down from the carriage and bowed to Louis, saying, "Greetings, my dear lord. It is an honor for Athelia to serve you."

It was a very cute female voice; Louis guessed that Athelia was probably a female owl.

"Alright, Athena." Louis turned to look at Solanlian, who couldn't hide her shock, and Catherine, who looked proud, and smiled at Athena, saying, "Let me introduce this carriage to the two ladies."

He was still wondering to himself, "Wasn't it supposed to be that the servants of the Life-Binding Oath should also come along? Why isn't this red dragon here?"

"Okay." Aseria hopped and skipped to the leftmost fire elemental, then quickly retracted her outstretched wing, probably afraid of burning her hand. She said awkwardly, "This is Karl, the ancient fire from the Land of Fire. Karl, come and greet the Lord."

Karl, the fire elemental, raised his two elemental arms upwards, and it seemed that his mouth was also breathing fire out with each movement, making him look as silly as a gorilla.

"Hmm, he's Seralion from the Earth Elemental Realm," Aseria said, pointing to the earth elemental next to Karl. Louis carefully observed the brownish-yellow earth elemental. Its head and body weren't connected; instead, it floated above its body like a magnetic levitation device. The same was true for its arms. Moreover, it seemed to have no legs. When it ran earlier, there were four small pebbles where its legs should have been, swinging back and forth like little whirlwinds. It looked quite cute.

"This is Earl Ithus, the water elemental from Hydashia," Aseria introduced as she hopped over to the chubby man, who resembled a fire elemental. Ithus, being a bit mischievous, glanced at Karl, who was still pretending to be a gorilla, and with his hand bypassing Seralion, smacked Karl on the head, making him stagger.

Aseria punched him hard on the ground and snapped, "Behave yourself!"

Itusius reluctantly withdrew his arm, his eyes drooping with grievance, his body huddled there looking pitiful.

"This is Arcandis, the wind elemental from the Sky Wall." Aseria poked the wind elemental's gray armor, and the wind elemental gave a polite but comical smile, extending his elemental arm and nimbly moving his fingers in turn. He seemed to be the most intelligent of the five brothers.

"Hmm... this is the arcane element Havis." Aseria didn't turn around, patting the arcane element that was hanging down with its arm drooping and breathing purple bubbles from its nose.

"Havis? Havis?" When Aseria saw that he didn't react, she turned around and became furious. She pulled out a broom from somewhere, jumped up, and slammed it hard on Havis's little head.

Harvis only slowly woke up after being knocked on. Looking at the group of people staring at him, including his four colleagues, he subconsciously touched the back of his head with his arcane arm.

Even though he couldn't speak, Louis could sense his embarrassment and awkwardness.

Ignoring the sleepy arcane elemental, Aseria pointed to the silver-white clock on the top of the carriage and explained, "As for that one up there... well, that's an Ascended artifact from the Shadowlands. It soothes the twilight and has the power to cleanse people's hearts and relieve them of worries."

Louis smacked his lips, looking at Solanlian, whose mouth was slightly open and who was too shocked to speak, and felt a great sense of satisfaction.

Solanlian was also incredibly shocked. She never imagined that Mr. Deer would be able to produce something so astonishing.

Putting aside the luxurious and exquisite carriage and the mysterious twilight bell, just these five powerful elements in front of us—any one of them could ignite the madness of all wizards in the magical world.

Of course, even the most delusional wizard knows that this powerful element cannot be easily controlled.

Mr. Deer is getting more and more mysterious... she thought to herself, her curiosity about Louis growing stronger.

"Wait a minute," Louis suddenly realized something. "I feel like something's missing."

"Huh?" Aseria didn't react for a moment.

Immediately afterwards, a melodious voice, as sweet as a nightingale's, came from inside the carriage.

"Is the master talking about me?"

The carriage door opened, and a long, beautiful leg encased in black over-the-knee stockings stepped out. Immediately afterward, a stunningly beautiful and mature maid dressed in a black and white maid outfit emerged from the carriage.

The maid swayed up to Louis and gracefully gave him a ladylike curtsy.

"Red Dragonflight Legion, Kristastha greets her master."

R.I.P.

Robert Coltrane

Hagrid will always be in our hearts.

(End of this chapter)