He holds grudges very well.

He even remembered that his elementary school classmate had accidentally spilled half a bottle of ink on his clothes in his previous life.

“It seems Mr. Trollope is quite confident in himself.” Snape stared at him for a few seconds.

Scott met his gaze without flinching. "I just want everyone to remember not to call me that word."

“This is a school, Mr. Trolop,” Snape said, as if to remind him.

“I know, Professor,” Scott laughed. “Don’t worry, I won’t do anything out of line.”

He then looked at Stryner, "But some people should understand that he has absolutely no right to insult people."

"Very good, kid."

Stryner appeared to be struggling to contain his impending outburst of anger—

His hand holding the wand trembled slightly, and his voice seemed to be squeezed out from between his teeth.

"I hope you can still smile later!"

After saying that, he turned and walked to the other side of the stage.

Scott bowed to the crowd cheering him on before turning around and taking his place.

"Get ready," Snape said again.

Scott could tell that the nearly insane Strilna was about to go all out.

So he had to take it seriously.

This time, Snape didn't make them bow to each other; instead, he started counting off.

"one two three."

"Armor protects you!"

"Armor protects you!"

The two duelists simultaneously used the Ironclad Charm.

Then...

Scott raised his hand, and a Polymorph spell flew out.

"Confringo!"

Stirrner, however, cast an explosion spell.

A violent explosion rang out, shattering Scott's magical barrier.

"Danger! Such a spell shouldn't be used..."

Scott heard Lockhart screaming.

"Petrificus Totalus!"

But Stryner's voice came again, and the petrification spell's beam pierced through the smoke of the explosion.

Scott strolled along, narrowly missing the petrification curse.

A red light then flew in from the side.

Clearly, Stryner cast a silent disarming spell.

But then Scott's cloak suddenly moved.

The cloak transformed into a "monster" once more, wrapping around his body and lifting him into the air.

A cry rang out, and a giant eagle flew in, landing Scott squarely on its back.

Scott turned to his roommates and gave them a thank-you gesture.

They had specially brought over a long bench, which gave Scott the foundation to transform into large animals.

At that moment, he saw the students below the stage suddenly widen their eyes and exclaim in surprise.

While he turned around, Stirrner decisively cast an explosion spell on the giant eagle.

Scott, however, had no concern whatsoever.

Without him making any move, the giant eagle used its extremely fast flight speed to dodge the spell on its own.

Just as the spell was about to hit the ceiling of the Great Hall, Snape intervened and silenced it.

Scott then smiled and looked down at Stryner.

His transfiguration has entered a new stage.

Although the creation of the "autonomous doll" Rimbaud failed, if combined with his perception ability, it would not be too difficult for him to make the transmutation product "semi-automatically" dodge spells of the level of Stirrna.

At this moment, he was in a superior position and was already in an invincible position.

Next, it's time for this guy who dared to call him a "mudblood" in public to pay the price.

This is also a good opportunity to make an example of someone.

Moreover, this was with Snape's tacit approval.

……

Chapter 087 ends, Duel Club

Stryner looked up at Scott in mid-air, his face turning extremely grim.

But he didn't give up. Instead, he started walking around the stage while constantly waving his magic wand.

"Crushed to pieces!"

"Torn apart!"

"He collapsed to the ground, completely unconscious!"

"Thunderous explosion!"

He finally displayed the qualities expected of a top seventh-grade student, with spells of different colors flying out of his wand one after another, and different colored lights intertwining and flashing densely in the air.

The giant eagle darted through the cursed beams with agility disproportionate to its size, making Scott feel as if he were playing a bullet hell game.

But his counterattack is about to begin.

He was not prepared to use any spells.

Since he was being ridiculed by the other party and Snape for being a "Transfiguration genius," he naturally had to prove himself in this regard.

This also proves that Professor McGonagall's praise of herself was not wrong.

He sat atop the giant eagle and waved his wand.

The goal remains the teachers' seats on the other side of the stage.

A dark carpet suddenly swept up and instantly transformed into a giant python that shot out, its mouth wide open, lunging at Stirrner.

Scott curled his lips into a smile.

He suddenly felt that using snakes to deal with Slytherin had a unique charm.

Stirrner quickly aimed his wand at the giant python.

While he was using the Shattering Charm to deal with the giant python, Scott transformed a high-backed chair into a badger and a table into a lion.

Badgers and lions quickly leaped onto the stage.

At this moment, the giant python had already been torn to pieces by Stirrner's spell.

To everyone's eyes, a strange scene unfolded on the stage—

An eagle, a badger, and a lion surrounded Slytherin's Stirrner.

He had just "killed" a snake.

Scott heard cheers coming from the three colleges.

He put away his wand and began to concentrate all his mental energy on controlling the remaining three animals.

Lions and badgers advance from the ground, while eagles launch surprise attacks from the air.

Stryner now had to deal with three targets at the same time, and he began to feel overwhelmed.

Guided by Scott's magical perception, the three animals with special significance dodged Stirrner's spells with greater ease, constantly closing in on him.

At this point, Scott could tell that Stryner was starting to panic.

In addition, he used spells multiple times in a short period of time, which greatly depleted his physical strength, putting him in a situation where defeat was inevitable.

But Stryner did not give up.

"Serpensortia!"

He summoned a giant black snake.

Then, gritting his teeth, he ignored the lions and badgers ahead and instead focused his efforts on attacking the eagle carrying Scott.

The magical beams flying into the air became denser again.

Suddenly, four different academy-representing animals appeared on the stage at the same time.

Scott even heard the clicking of cameras coming from below the stage.

As he made the eagle rise again to dodge the spell, he decisively sent the badger to pounce on the black snake, while simultaneously sending the lion leap past the snake and speeding toward Stryner.

Bite him!

The Gryffindors were cheering for the lion, and even the Hufflepuffs couldn't help but voice their support for their house's representative animal.

"Bite that snake to death!"

Scott heard someone shouting.

Faced with the lion's gaping maw and powerful claws, Stirrner finally turned his wand around.

"Armor protects you!"

He used the Ironclad Charm to temporarily block the lion's pounce, but the lion nimbly bypassed the magical barrier and pounced again.

Stirrner had no choice but to use a spell to force it back.

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