Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 586 Jerry Makes His Debut (First Update)

The Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon is not only covered in jet-black scales, but also covered in bronze-colored spikes, including on its tail.

If being struck by the tail of another fire dragon would only result in serious injury, then being struck by the spiked Hungarian Horned Bee Dragon would be an instant death sentence.

Because the body must already be full of holes.

In addition to its powerful close-quarters combat abilities, the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon also has the longest flame-breathing range, exceeding fifteen meters, second only to the Chinese Fireball Dragon.

It's important to know that the Chinese Fireball Dragon spews fireballs, which is a single-target attack. If you dodge quickly, you can usually avoid it.

However, the Hungarian thorn bee's spray is a wide-area attack; basically, if you're within fifteen meters of it, you can expect to be roasted alive.

At the same time, the Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon has sharper eyes than any other fire dragon, and can even clearly see an ant hundreds of meters away.

It's almost impossible to get close to it without it noticing.

Similarly, it also enjoys eating people.

"The Hungarian Tree Bee Dragon is such a cutie!"

After Jerry pulled the small model out of the bag, he didn't break out in a cold sweat like the other two. Instead, he smiled and teased the fire dragon model in his hand, which was no bigger than the palm of his hand.

In his eyes, both the model in his hand and the fire dragon outside were really cute.

Upon hearing Jerry's words, Krum and Fleur both frowned.

Cute? Once you go outside and face the real adult fire dragon, you probably won't find it cute anymore.

Now they realize they may have misunderstood Jerry; he wasn't brave enough, he might just be a clueless idiot.

"Alright, you've all chosen your respective fire dragons. When you hear the whistle, just enter in order. I need to leave now so I can give some commentary to the audience."

After giving a few final instructions, Ludo turned and left the tent.

Krum and Fleur looked at the fire dragon models in their hands, their expressions becoming even more tense.

Less than two minutes after Ludo left, a whistle sounded outside, and Krum took a deep breath, picked up his wand, and went out.

Instantly, various sounds rang out from outside: screams, shouts, and gasps from the audience; Ludo's excited commentary and analysis; and a huge, terrifying dragon roar.

Hearing these sounds, Furong inside the tent became even more nervous and began pacing back and forth in the tent.

Finally, a deafening cheer erupted outside. Clearly, Krum had completed the mission and obtained the golden egg.

A moment later, a whistle blew, and Fleur, trembling all over, slowly walked out with her wand in hand.

"Oh, I'm not sure if this is a wise move!"

"Oh... so close! Watch out... Oh my god, I thought she had already succeeded!"

Immediately afterwards, Ludo's commentary came in.

Ten minutes later, the audience outside erupted in cheers and applause once again, clearly indicating that Furong had successfully obtained the dragon egg.

At this moment, Jerry also recalled the clone he had just sent out to watch the game.

It turned out that staying in the tent was too boring, so when Krum went out, Jerry created a clone and followed him out invisibly.

Therefore, he witnessed the entire match between Krum and Fleur.

Krum dealt with the Chinese Fireball Dragon by using a spell that Karkaroff had taught him beforehand, a spell that dragon tamers often use to deal with fire dragons: the Eye Spell.

This is one of the very few spells that can work on fire dragons. Although it cannot harm them, it can make them blind for a short time.

However, an unexpected incident occurred: the Chinese Fireball Dragon became agitated and moved around wildly because it couldn't see, causing half of the dragon eggs used in the competition to be crushed.

This also resulted in him having some points deducted by the referee.

The total score was 50 points, and he scored 38 points, of which Karkarov shamelessly gave him a perfect score of 10.

Maxim gave it a score of six, Dumbledore gave it an eight, and Ludo and Batty each gave it a score of seven.

It's normal. Ludo and Bagman gave fair scores, Dumbledore's score was a bit high, Karkaroff's score was completely biased, and Maxim's score was a bit low because he was a competitor.

Jerry thought that it was only because Dumbledore was the referee that he gave the score. If Snape had been the referee for Hogwarts, he probably would have given it a score of four or five.

It's clear from Snape's time as Head of Slytherin that he wasn't a fair person. Regardless of right or wrong, it could never be Slytherin's fault, and he would never deduct points from Slytherin's grades.

Similarly, now that he's become the principal, he naturally wouldn't allow his school to suffer a loss.

For the wizards at Hogwarts, this might not be a bad thing; at least they wouldn't feel stifled.

After all, the whole competition was inherently unfair. If you don't show favoritism, the principals of the other two schools won't hold back.

If the three warriors were evenly matched, or even if the Hogwarts student was stronger, and they could have won but lost for this reason, then it would be a disservice to the warriors from their school who had given their all.

But sometimes Jerry can understand Dumbledore's choices, because he is Dumbledore, so he can't be like the other two headmasters.

Later, when Hibiscus dealt with the Welsh Green Dragon, she took advantage of the Green Dragon's aversion to trouble, sneaking up on it and launching a hypnotic spell when it wasn't paying attention.

Fleur has the blood of the Veela, who are born with the magic of charm and hypnosis. Therefore, when Fleur uses hypnotic magic, it will have a greatly enhanced effect.

She did indeed hypnotize the Green Dragon of Wells, causing it to slowly close its eyes.

Unfortunately, just as she was rushing forward to steal the dragon egg, she was too nervous and didn't take proper precautions. Her skirt was burned by the flames breathed out by the sleeping Welsh green dragon while it was snoring.

In the end, they barely managed to extinguish it with a water-spraying spell, but it was quite a mess.

Therefore, her final score was thirty-six points.

Maxim 9 points, Dumbledore 9 points, Ludo 7 points, Batty 7 points, Karkaroff 4 points.

Currently, Krum has two more points than Furong, placing him in first place.

It's not that Krum really performed better than Fleur, but rather that Karkaroff was clearly less concerned about saving face than Maxim.

"Now, let's welcome our last warrior, Mr. Carmen!"

As soon as the whistle blew, cheers erupted outside.

There's no way around it; this is Hogwarts. Apart from the twenty-odd students from the other two schools, some reporters, and Hogsmeade residents, the majority of the audience are young wizards from Hogwarts, naturally giving them a home-field advantage.

Amid cheers, Jerry stepped out of the tent and, guided by Ministry of Magic staff, passed through the iron gate to the dragon's enclosure.

(End of this chapter)