Log In to The Old Man Ring At Hogwarts at the Start

The magic book that Zicomo took out was nearly ten centimeters thick.

Don't look at it so thick, but in fact only a few basic pyroxene magics are recorded on it.

The magic of the pyroxene lineage is not like the magic of today's wizarding world.

Getting started with magic in the wizarding world is simple, you only need to know spells and gestures, and a first-year wizard can successfully release a spell or two even through self-study.

And the magic of pyroxene lineage has a lot of theoretical knowledge just at the beginning.

It took Hermione a long time to master the basic pyroxene magic that Zicomo taught her.

Snape took the spellbook from Zicomo and briefly flipped through it.

This magic book is a textbook made by Zicomo himself, covering everything from basic theory to spellcasting methods.

There are even animated pictures to demonstrate the magic effect.

These dynamic pictures looked very familiar to Snape, wasn't this the magic he used when he dueled Zicomo in the second year?

Although it was only a small part, it also made Snape wonder if Cuomo was taking out his family heritage, right?

When it came to the sensitive question of inheritance, Snape didn't ask too much, but silently flipped through the magic book.

Unknowingly, he was attracted by the novel theory in the book.

These theories undoubtedly gave him a lot of inspiration.

You must know that Snape invented such a powerful spell as Shenfeng Wuying when he was a student, and his talent in developing spells is also one of the best.

I believe that as long as he is given a certain amount of time, he can create new magic based on the magic theory in the magic book.

Seeing that Snape was absorbed in reading, Zicomo didn't bother him anymore, turned and left Snape's office.

Then he just had to wait for Snape to be ready, and then find a starry night to perform the transformation.

Zicomo came out of Snape's office and learned from a student that Dumbledore was looking for him.

This is a novelty, what is the old bee doing to himself, if he does not go to his saviour?

Zicomo came to the principal's office with curiosity.

Dumbledore saw Zicomo and greeted him, "You're here, sit down."

Zicomo sat on the sofa and asked, "What can I do for you?"

Dumbledore replied: "It's mainly for the second round of the Triwizard Tournament, and by the way, I also want to chat with you casually."

Zicomo wondered, and said, "What does the second Triwizard Tournament have to do with me? You don't want me to be the one waiting to be rescued underwater, do you?"

Dumbledore asked, "Oh? Looks like you already know what the second game is about, what Snape told you?"

Zicomo waved his hand and said, "Just take it as it is."

Zicomo didn't bother to explain, he couldn't say he had read the script, could he?

Dumbledore said, "Yes, that's what you think. We need you to stay underwater for a while, after all Hermione's closest relationship is you."

Zicomo thought about it, and thought it would be good to go to the murlocs as a guest. He was looking forward to what Hermione's expression would be when he saw him underwater.

Zicomo nodded and said, "Okay, I'll go down then."

Seeing that Zicomo agreed, Dumbledore added: "By the way, if you can, please don't attack the merfolk in the Black Lake. Since their clansmen disappeared one after another in the early years, there are very few merfolk in the Black Lake."

Dumbledore's words are very euphemistic, and the implication is: You should stop torturing the mermaids, and if you toss them again, they should be wiped out.

In fact, Dumbledore had guessed about the disappearance of the mermaid, and it was definitely related to Zicomo.

It's just that there has been no evidence.

Besides, even if Dumbledore found the evidence, there seemed to be nothing he could do about Zicomo.

Zicomo nodded silently, indicating that he knew.

He was really responsible for the disappearance of the mermaid.

Since Zicomo was fishing a few years ago and the murlocs snatched his prey, Zicomo unilaterally announced that the beam was closed.

Therefore, when Zicomo usually does alchemy experiments or refining potions, he is used to using murlocs from the Black Lake as mice.

Unexpectedly, several years passed in the blink of an eye, and the murlocs in the Black Lake were almost extinct.

But don't worry, for the sake of sustainable development, he also raised a group of murlocs in his "Zen Garden", and just release them into the black lake when the time comes.

Having said that, I don't know if releasing the fishmen will increase the merit?

Just when Zicomo was thinking wildly, Dumbledore saw that the business was over and started his main purpose - small talk.

Yes, this is the main purpose of his looking for Zicomo today.

Today is Christmas, which is supposed to be a family reunion day in England.

Dumbledore, on the other hand, had no relatives other than a younger brother with whom he had a very stiff relationship.

As a widow, he just wanted to find someone to chat with.

Somehow, Dumbledore remembered Zicomo as a special student.

To be honest, Zicomo is the most invisible person in his life.

When Zicomo first entered Hogwarts, Dumbledore just thought Zicomo was a genius little wizard.

As a result, in just a few years, Zicomo's growth rate can be called terrifying.

As early as one or two years ago, Dumbledore discovered that he could no longer see through the depth of Zicomo's strength.

That means Zicomo is at least on par with him.

But such a powerful and young wizard didn't form cliques like Voldemort to promote his ideas; nor did he think of going to the wizarding world to establish his own career.

Instead, he still stays at Hogwarts [as if he really intends to complete the seven years of study seriously.

This made Dumbledore wonder what Zicomo was thinking, so Dumbledore took the opportunity to ask.

Today happened to be a good opportunity, but he didn't ask this right away.

Dumbledore first randomly picked up a topic: "By the way, how did Miss Granger win the golden egg a while ago? Can you tell me about this old man?"

He also did some research on fire dragons, and even discovered twelve uses of dragon blood.

So I was very curious why the Celestial Fireball Dragon was so afraid of Hermione.

Zicomo asked back: "I don't know if you have heard of the bloodline suppression from a higher-level dragon species?"

It dawned on Dumbledore that he had a lot of research on fire dragons and had seen the word "blood suppression" in some ancient books.

It is rumored that there were higher-level dragon species a long time ago, and they could suppress lower-rank dragon species with their dragon power alone.

Seeing Dumbledore's expression, Zicomo obviously knew it.

So he went on to say: "At that time, Hermione had a scale of a high-ranking dragon on her body.

Dumbledore suddenly thought of the strange lizard that usually sat on Zicomo's shoulder.

Of course, he wasn't referring to Laya, but Ifrit.

Ifrit usually likes to lie on Zicomo's shoulders, with two pairs of wings retracted, like a red lizard with strange patterns on its back.

The reason why it is not on Zicomo's shoulders now is mainly because she doesn't like the cold of winter very much.

So I hid in the "Zen Garden" where the seasons are like spring.

Not only Ifrit, Dumbledore remembered that there seemed to be a lizard like this in the Della family, although it was not as good-looking as Zicomo's.

Dumbledore asked tentatively: "That little guy that usually sits on your shoulders, shouldn't it be a higher-level dragon?"

"Hmm." Zicomo nodded.

Dumbledore then asked, "What about Mr. Malfoy?"

Zicomo waved his hand and said: "That one is not, it's just a special magic, 70B shrinks ten Welsh green dragons through.

Zicomo hadn't explained the runes to Dumbledore.

He is not a customer of Zicomo, so there is no need to explain so much.

After hearing that the Della family was not a high-level dragon, Dumbledore was relieved instead.

He said, in this era, the emergence of one can be regarded as a great opportunity, how could there be a second one.

But if the second one is also true, then he should consider asking Zicomo and get one for himself.

Seeing Dumbledore's question, Zicomo had nothing to say.

Some asked curiously: "After you know that Ifrit is a high-level dragon species, don't you have any other ideas?"

"Is it Ifrit? An elf in the flames, a very good name."

Dumbledore smiled and asked, "What do you think I'll think?"

Zicomo said: "At least I want to study a piece of Ifrit's scale or something?"

Dumbledore said with a smile, "I think so, but I have to be busy with the Triwizard Tournament, and at the same time beware of Voldemort attacking Harry. Where can I find the time to do research?"

Without waiting for Zicomo to reply, Dumbledore continued, "Speaking of Voldemort, when do you think he's going to lay hands on Harry?"

Zicomo replied: "Who knows? Maybe when we were most slack?"

In the original book, Voldemort activated the Portkey unexpectedly the moment Harry touched the Triwizard Cup.

Teleports Harry to the Riddle family graveyard.

As for what method Voldemort will use now Zicomo is hard to say.

If it is still the original book, with Hermione's current strength, she will definitely reach the place where the Triwizard Cup is placed faster than Cedric in the original book.

In other words, it was definitely Hermione who triggered the Portkey first.

I just don't know if Barty Jr., who is pretending to be Moody, has considered this. .