Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

With a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere, months of practice, and Sirius' detailed explanation of the principles of the protection spell at the previous duel club, almost half of Hogwarts' little witches are now able to summon their guardian gods.

The senior year naturally doesn't have to say much, not even the second grade Ginny and Luna.

Next to Evan, Ginny summoned the Guardian God as a silver-white horse, while Luna's Guardian God as a lovely rabbit looked very inspired.

The more Guardian God, the stronger the positive emotion, the easier it is to use this spell.

A few seconds later, even many first-grade wizards succeeded in summoning.

Because of magic, no one else condenses their Guardian.

But the junior students who succeeded in summoning the Patronus are still very happy. You know, the Patronus spell is extremely deep magic and can successfully summon the Body Patronus before passing the Ordinary Wizarding Level exam, but it is a remarkable achievement.

Behind Ivan, Ron also succeeded in summoning his Patronus.

It was a small hound, the smile on his face didn't last long, and his corporeal patron saint persisted for just a few seconds, turning back into a mist of light.

Ron waved his wand and tried to cast a spell several times.

He seemed anxious, possibly because everyone else around him had succeeded because of the stress, and he had not succeeded until the end.

Ron laid down his wand flatly and had been practicing it for a long time since the last incident, but had never been able to grasp it.

In his view, this is mainly because of his poor magic power.

Ron knows that his magical talents are mediocre, and he doesn't have the talent, talent and eye-catching abilities of his brothers, much less Harry and Ivan.

Ron took a deep breath watching Ginny successfully summon the patron saint.

He thought about it for a long time last night and finally made up his mind that if he had access to the legendary magical object that had been preserved in the Horseman tribe and which Gryffindor himself had passed down that would enhance his magic, all his difficulties would no longer be a problem.

He will replace Ivan, gain an unimaginable reputation, become Harry's most important friend and Hogwarts' most visible little wizard.

The more Ron thinks about it, the more he thinks about it, the more he feels about a better future.

In doing so, he didn't feel anything wrong, although both Harry and Hermione thought that if he could get that thing, he should give it to Ivan.

But in Ron's view, Ivan was strong enough, and he studied dark magic even when others didn't know it, and he didn't need the help of such magical objects. Ivan should be grateful to himself for not making public his study of dark magic.

Either way, Ron thinks he's the one who really needs that magic object.

He is also Gryffindor and is naturally entitled to it.

Besides, Ivan has repeatedly stressed that getting that item requires passing the final test, and whoever can pass it belongs to that thing, and is in total fair competition.

Ron thinks he's just taking this more seriously than Harry and Hermione.

Although there were many grievances, because Ivan saved himself, Ron still treated Ivan as his friend, and he didn't do anything wrong with his friend.

He just takes his adventure tonight more seriously than anyone else and is more eager to gain strength and access that magical object that can help him gain powerful magic.

He didn't do anything wrong, he just wanted to be stronger.

Ron made up his mind and no longer tried to summon the Guardian God.

In fact, if Sirius or Professor Flitwick were here, they would certainly point out why Ron could not successfully summon the Body Guardian.

Not because of his lack of magic, but because of his weakness, he is stronger than Ginny, Luna, and most other little wizards of one or two years of age.

Ron was unable to succeed, mainly because his understanding and understanding of the Guardian God's spell was not deep enough, and the happy memories in his mind were not strong enough.

As an advanced white magic, the Guardian God spell's demands on magic are secondary, mainly to the positive emotions deep inside the executor and the Guardian's determination.

Too deliberately cares about power, but goes astray.

At the end of the competition, the Quédique site became an ocean of joy and brilliance, with all sorts of strange layers of patron saints.

They rush towards the paralyzed Dementors, passing through them over and over again.

The Guardian God could not inflict substantial harm on the human body, but frightened a few Malfoys, who lay pitifully there, as if they had just experienced a typhoon, and they were confused, dejected and gazed forward.

Without their influence, Harry managed to catch the Golden Snitch before autumn.

As Mrs. Hooch's whistle sounded, the whole game ended.

Gryffindor students shouted deafening cheers as they celebrated Harry's capture of the golden thief and Gryffindor's victory.

“We won!” Hermione smiled happily and looked very cute.

Her patron saint returned to himself and circled around her joyfully before gradually disappearing into the air.

Infected by the surrounding atmosphere, Hermione was very excited and she hugged Ivan hard.

Ivan comes naturally to this doorstep.

As soon as he held Hermione, she realized what she had done, and Hermione was anxiously blushing to let go. But Ivan didn't let go, instead she hugged Hermione tightly for a while, until she pushed herself so hard that she couldn't help but let her go in love.

Hermione blushed so badly that she glared at Ivan.

When she saw Ivan's serious eyes, she hurried away again and dared not look at him.

“I don't understand. What happened to those three psychedelics?” Hermione hastily shifted the subject, "the Guardian God spell did not work and they were not extinguished. I don't feel any unpleasant feeling from them?! ”

“They're not psychedelics, they're Malfoy impersonations!” Ivan explained.

They followed the other little wizards to the center of the field, cautiously gathered around the Phantom, and in front of everyone, Malfoy, Krabs and Gore, as well as Slytherin captain Marcus Flint, lay in a mess on the ground.

Feel someone approaching, they want to escape.

All four were struggling to get themselves out of the black robe with the turban on, and Malfoy seemed to have stood on Gore's shoulder.

When you see this picture, everyone will know what this farce is all about.

Gryffindor's students laughed at Malfoy and stopped looking at them, instead walking to Gryffindor, who had just fallen from the sky, cheering for Harry Potter, the biggest meritocrat in the game today.