Unbehaved Hufflepuff

It took Lumi a long time to finally confirm Zhang Yu's situation.

Indeed, this person looks very gloomy, even depressed.

But to put it bluntly, this is his personal hobby.

It’s just that Zhang Yu’s autism seems real.

Just like now, Lumi dug into his 'disease' and proved that depression is not who he is.

So this guy hid himself in the stone.

Yes.

He piled up many rocks and lay down in them, unmoved no matter what Lumi said.

Even when he was tempted with food during dinner, Zhang Yu had no reaction.

Lumi would have doubted whether he was dead if he hadn't been able to confirm that the man was still breathing through his magic perception.

In the end, Lumi had no choice but to rest somewhere a little further away from him.

Looking at the gradually darkening sun, Lumi couldn't help but feel emotional.

In just one day, he experienced many things such as disguise, avoidance, transfer, absconding, entering the country privately, etc., which made Lumi feel exhausted.

But he is not sleepy at all now. Who is a good person who goes to bed just after nightfall?

So Lumi discussed wizards from other countries with Hufflepuff.

"Wizards exist in every country, but they are called by different names."

Hufflepuff's popular science for Lumi: "We in Europe and the United States call them wizards, but in China, they call them practitioners. The four disobedient islands in their home are more rebellious, so they are called Onmyoji."

"But you just need to remember Chinese practitioners, because most countries call them wizards. Even if they are called wizards in other countries, they are essentially called wizards."

"It's just that Chinese practitioners are completely different from us. Although they use magic in their bodies, China doesn't seem to rely on magic wands or other things to release magic."

"They use themselves as weapons to practice. I once saw a powerful person. He was very powerful when he poked the ground with a spear."

"What's his name? Yue Fei, yes! He's a great general in China."

"But later I heard that he broke some laws and was killed. What a pity. He was very strong. I think he was stronger than the white-bearded kid."

"I was the first descendant who was found more than a hundred years after his death, and she took her to China."

"I can't help but drool when I think about the delicious food in that country called Song, hehe."

Seeing that Hufflepuff had drooled all over the basilisk's head and was chewing on the basilisk's tail, Lumi hurriedly interrupted her.

"Tell me more about Chinese practitioners. I suspect Zhang Yu is a practitioner."

Unexpectedly, Hufflepuff poked his head out from Lumi's shoulder, carefully looked at the stone where Zhang Yu was, then shook his head and retreated.

"He is not."

Hufflepuff stepped on the basilisk's head, then looked down at Lumi and said, "Didn't I just say that whether you are a practitioner or a wizard, the power in your body is magic. But this one is called Zhang Yu There is no magic power on his body, and he can’t even feel the existence of magic power.”

"His magical abilities should come from dragons."

Lumi has wanted to ask this question for a long time.

"But the problem is, I've also read books. There are many dragons, but in my opinion... they are just a group of stronger beasts."

Lumi didn't understand very much: "For such a creature to cast a curse on me, I can think that this dragon has lived long enough and has some powers that are not known to humans."

"But Zhang Yu also said before that he is a mixed-blood dragon and his mother is a pure-blood."

"The most important thing is, he said those out there are beasts."

"Can this be understood to mean that the existence of dragons is not what we are familiar with? The dragons outside may just be the lower-end power of the dragon group."

Hearing Lumi's question, Hufflepuff gave Lumi an appreciative look.

I saw her stepping on the basilisk, and then came to Lumi very satisfied.

"You are right. The existence of dragons is quite ancient. It is so ancient that it cannot be recorded in books, stone carvings or stories."

She spoke slowly: "You know the sorting hat in our school, right? You can easily be sorted into a house just by wearing a hat."

Lumi nodded.

I still have an impression of the Sorting Hat as a hat I threw myself.

Suddenly, Helga chuckled, raised a finger to her mouth, and whispered: "Then you must not know that before we considered immortality, the old fool's idea was to let the first-year wizards Team up to defeat a fire dragon."

"what?"

After hearing this information, Lumi couldn't hold back anymore and hurriedly said: "Are you kidding me? Fire dragon! How much combat power does a first-year wizard have?"

"Okay, okay."

Hufflepuff was very satisfied with Lumi's reaction and said to him in a mature tone: "How else could he be called an old fool? Although the fire dragon was indeed very weak at that time, it was even easier to kill than the dragons now."

"Some outstanding students can even kill a fire dragon alone during school."

Lumi was stunned for a moment when he heard this, then frowned and started thinking.

"I believe you can also see that, yes, the fire dragons of that era were far less powerful than those of today."

Hufflepuff patted Lumi on the shoulder and said, "Then why is this? The fire dragons have become stronger over the past thousand years. Could it be because those fire dragons were still babies a thousand years ago? "

"wrong!"

Lumi patted the basilisk on the head and refuted Hufflepuff: "Modern fire dragons are already very strong, but ancient fire dragons are even stronger as recorded in literature. They have invulnerable scales and the ability to incinerate people." All fire and any magic will be greatly reduced if it hits them."

"Yeah, what about now?"

Helga laughed and said mysteriously: "An adult fire dragon needs seven or eight adult wizards to cast a sleeping spell together to subdue it. However, it is just a sleeping spell. If it were placed a thousand years ago, facing a dragon with considerable physical strength A fire dragon requires at least dozens of wizards to kill it."

As if he had caught something, Lumi thought carefully for a while.

"Let me tell you, the reason why ancient dragons can be defeated by students alone is because each of them possesses magic."

"The existence of magic gives them good destructive power and magic resistance, but in contrast, their physical strength is reduced a lot. The specific strength is only one-third of that of modern fire dragons."

"All the students need to do is avoid its magic and strike it with a sword from close range, and the fire dragon will die like this."

"But this approach was still too dangerous, and during that time Muggles also regarded us as enemies, so many young wizards were killed."

"So we used that old coot's hat as our sorting prop."

"We didn't have the idea of ​​immortality at that time until we saw the true malice."