Harry Potter’s Strongest Senior

Sean and Zach set off from the northwest, passing through a river valley, and they walked along the shore.

"This damn place is so big, how long will it take to find the trophy." Zach sighed.

"You'd better talk less and save some energy." Sean couldn't help reminding that they walked all the way, only listening to Zach complaining.

Sean can't do anything about it. There is no hint in the rules for the position of the trophy. Although he can fly, the flying spell consumes too much magic power. It is possible to fly in 5 minutes without seeing the shadow of the trophy.

It was sweltering in the woods, and walking in the river valley could barely feel a bit of coolness, until the two of them came to a waterfall and cut off their way.

"I can only go up the steep slope on the side." Zach pointed to the 20-meter-high, almost 90-degree slippery steep slope on the left.

"It's too dangerous, let's fly up." Sean shook his head.

"That's right, I'll send you up with a levitating spell, and then you pick me up from above." Zac pulled out his wand and was about to cast a levitating spell on Sean, but was interrupted by Sean.

"It's too high, and the control of the magic frame is unstable at a high place, and accidents will happen." Sean said.

Zach hesitated and said, "Then what should we do, and take a detour?"

"Don't bother."

Sean stretched out his hands, and the magic frame of the flying spell was constructed between his hands. He didn't intend to hide the flying spell. He felt that in this game, he would definitely cast it in front of others, so he decided to let Zach experience it for the first time.

In three seconds, the flying spell was completed, Sean's body felt as light as a feather, his feet had left the ground, Zach looked at his wand, and then at Sean who was floating up.

"Have I already cast the spell?" Zach said in a daze.

"No, this is not a levitating spell. Hold on to my shoulders, and I will fly you up." Sean said.

Although Zach didn't understand the situation, he still put his hands on his shoulders as Sean said, and then Sean slowly ascended at a constant speed. Zach hung on Sean's back as if he was taking an elevator. Then we reached the steep slope.

"What kind of magic is this?" Zach asked curiously.

"It's called the Flying Curse."

Zach patted Sean on the shoulder and said, "Okay, don't teach me such a great magic."

"It's not impossible to teach you." Sean said.

"Really?" Zach looked at him excitedly.

"However, the conditions for casting this spell are a bit harsh." Sean said tactfully.

Zach patted his chest and said with a lot of information, "I am also a representative of the fifth grade."

"Well, that requires wandless casting."

Hearing that Zach frowned, this is quite harsh. At present, there are only four or five people in Hogwarts who can cast spells without a wand.

"With no sticks in both hands, 28 frames." Sean continued relentlessly.

"Hahaha, let's continue on our way." Zach tried to hide his embarrassment with a hearty laugh.

"I said it was a bit harsh." Sean said helplessly.

"Just now I saw that you didn't use a wand. I didn't even think that you were casting spells without a wand. Today, you have opened my eyes."

Zach had seen Sean cast magic with one hand and cast spells with a wand in the other hand a long time ago, because of this he became Hogwarts' secret weapon.

He thought this was Xiao En's limit, and now he was only tomorrow. The gap between himself and a real genius cannot be speculated with his own cognition.

After the two went up, they found the trophy not long after walking. It was placed on a very ordinary rock, and the surrounding environment was nothing special, except for fallen leaves and dead branches.

"I can't get in, it seems like there is an invisible wall." Zach pushed the invisible barrier in front of him with both hands, and the trophy was only five meters away from the two of them.

"It's a magic barrier, I'm so lucky that the ring is with me.

"Sean looked at the silver ring on his right index finger, then raised his right hand towards the barrier.

Sean walked in easily as if nothing had happened. At this moment, Zach wanted to follow in, but he still hit the barrier.

"Unfortunately, it's not our trophy." Sean regretted.

Before entering the barrier, the two of them could tell that the shape of the trophy belonged to Ilvermorny. Although it was not their team's, taking this trophy was an extra bargaining chip.

After another six hours, Castro Buscher's men finally detected the location of the four trophies, and in front of them was the first trophy they found.

"It's from Waggadu." Matthew walked out of the barrier with the trophy.

"Can you tell me where the remaining three trophies are?" Kleven said.

The team member Ilvermorny sent to follow Castro Buscher was none other than Kleven. After Ilvermorny set off, it took less than 20 minutes for Kleven to catch up with Cass, who set off an hour earlier. Trobusher.

When Kraven found them, the six of Matthew were taken aback, wondering how he did it?

"Of course, starting from this location, one is three kilometers to the northwest, one is three kilometers to the northeast, and there is another one, which should be six kilometers to the north," Matthew said.

The perception distance of the magic of the forest god is five kilometers, but according to the magic power of Matthew and the others, they cannot activate it for a long time.

So after they activated it once, they sensed a distance of five kilometers, then finished casting the spell, walked five kilometers for more than an hour, then cast the spell again, and then walked another five kilometers.

When they cast the spell for the third time, they finally found a strong magical reaction at the edge of the perception range, and they were sure that it was a magical barrier protecting the trophy.

It took them more than an hour to find the location of the trophy before they realized that it belonged to Waggadu. After resting for a while, they activated the satyr again, and gratifying news appeared in the minds of the four.

The four looked at each other, and two of the remaining three trophies were within the range of perception. Looking at the positions of the three trophies, they speculated that the four trophies should be connected together to form a square, and the last one would be in the Six kilometers due north.

"You won't fool me, will you?" Kraven asked.

"How come, we agreed to share information, and we have an unbreakable oath, so how can we deceive you." Matthew said solemnly.

"That's right, thank you then." Kraven thanked politely, then turned and prepared to leave.

Matthew's voice sounded again, "We told you the information according to the agreement, but the agreement didn't say that we can't attack you."

As soon as these words came out, Jerry, Anduin, Gulila and others immediately surrounded Kraven.

"One against six, even if you are a day walker, you can only be eliminated."

A gleam flashed across Kraven's scarlet eyes, and he smiled evilly with his fangs sticking out, "That's not necessarily the case."

In the blink of an eye, Kraven turned into a big humanoid bat, which flew into the air with a whoosh. This is the final form of the Daywalker.