Hogwarts: I am Harry's Cousin

Chapter 276: Dudley's Weird Tastes

At the beginning of the 12th century, a wizard who believed in Christianity declared that Fiercefire was not a flame belonging to the world, but a magic flame from hell. Although most wizards did not believe in Christ or God, they also agreed with him. From my point of view, the characteristics of Fiendfyre really don't look like flames from this world no matter how you look at it.

And if this Christian wizard just expounded this point of view, then he would not be recorded in the annals of history anyway. He dedicated his whole life to the study of Fiendfire, and finally invented and created it at the moment before his death. There is a counter-curse that suppresses the Fiercefire Curse.

This curse is called - Flame Returns to Silence.

This is a spell that can throw the Fierce Fire Curse into another space to make it disappear. As for whether this space is hell, it is unknown.

After all, no wizard would be so idle as to go and ask for proof.

However, although the Fiendfire Curse has a counter-curse, the difficulty of this counter-curse is very high, even more difficult than the Patronus Charm and Animagus, and ordinary wizards cannot learn it at all.

Looking at the entire wizarding society, there are very few wizards who counter the curse, and Moody happens to be one of them.

The tip of the wand exploded, and red light spots flew out of it. After touching the crimson flame, the surrounding space gradually distorted, and then the flame that claimed to be able to burn everything disappeared together with a piece of wall covering.

Then the magic wand counted, each time a light spot flew out, devouring the Fierce Flame Demonic Flame.

After a while, Fiendfire in the room was cleaned up.

Moody breathed a sigh of relief, and looked at Harry with indescribably complicated eyes.

It's really too exaggerated. It's just a fourth-year underage wizard, but his spell is so powerful.

A Fiercefire Curse that has not been systematically learned is almost lost.

Fortunately, when he boasted in the first class, he didn't really ask the little wizard to give him an Avada in turn. If Harry gave him an Avada, it would definitely not be as simple as a nosebleed.

Harry looked at Moody with averted eyes.

In fact, he just wanted to say that he had learned the Fiercefire Curse, but Moody didn't give him a chance. Now burn the ceiling of the entire dormitory to be bald.

Shouldn't he lose money?

"Professor Moody, now that you've seen Harry's Fiercefire Curse, I think it's my turn now."

Dudley's voice sounded, interrupting the two people who were thinking about each other.

"Wait a minute." Moody shouted quickly, "Let's go outside."

He clearly knew that this guy named Dursley was more talented than Potter.

Potter almost ordered the room, so what about Dursley?

It doesn't matter if the room is burned or not, anyway, it's a Hogwarts thing, but nothing will happen to the box, it's about the future.

Be decisive.

As Moody expected, Dudley's Fiercefyre Curse was several times larger than Harry's. If Harry's Fiercefyre Curse was the size of a fist at the beginning, then Dudley's Fiercefyre Curse was a chapter bigger. The extent of the iron pan.

If a Fiercefire Curse of this level broke out in the classroom dormitory, it might really be able to set Hogwarts on fire.

"The most important thing to deal with Fiendfyre is to control its form."

Seeing that Dudley and Harry had successfully summoned the magic flame, Moody summoned the Fiercefire Curse in front of them, and started the second stage of teaching.

control

It stands to reason that the last thing that should be done in the world is to assist the enemy, but when teaching Dudley and Harry the Fiercefire Curse, this 'Moody' professor was very attentive.

They are almost teaching hand in hand, making the two of them learn quickly.

Fiendfyre is a very, very special kind of flame, its biggest characteristic is that apart from burning everything, it does not distinguish between friend and foe.

Theoretically, if you have more control over Fiendfyre, you can control it back when the opponent casts Fiendfyre.

And the Fierce Fire Curse is a very malleable spell.

A powerful wizard can make Fiendfire attack in any form, such as a giant snake, a giant, or even his own gigantic head.

With the characteristics of Fierce Fire Curse, it is far more powerful than ordinary spells.

And not all Fiendfyres are crimson. The blue special Fiendfyre, the black strange Fiendfyre, and the green Fiercefire are all one of the many forms of Fiendfyre. The shape is more powerful, and it also has special properties

It can be said that the dark wizard does not necessarily know the Fiercefire Curse, but a powerful black wizard must also be powerful.

In just two weeks, Dudley was able to master the Fiendfyre proficiently. One month later, Dudley had completed the study of the Diehenfire Curse, and Harry had already mastered the Fiendfyre Curse.

Looking at the exaggerated learning progress of the two, especially Dudley, Moody suddenly had a feeling that they should not be taught.

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On the edge of the Forbidden Forest, not far from the cabin where Hagrid lived, the disciplinary team who were tired of eating in the cafeteria sat around the fire.

In order to take care of the two foreign students, Durmstrang and Beauxbatons, some strange foods often appear on the Hogwarts dining table.

Like a weird thing called Stargazing Pie (AKA: Sardines Not Worth Life) being served with dignity.

The pile of fish heads with dead fish eyes standing on top of the meringue, just looking at it has a creepy feeling, let alone eating it.

Even Hermione, who is familiar with cuisines from all over the world, is afraid to avoid this dish. She can even eat mixed fish stew that Ron, Neville and Malfoy can't eat half a mouthful, but Imagine how dark this dish was.

As for the others, even smelling it was a torture. It is said that when it was first served on the table, Ron threw up on the spot.

However, this dish was very popular with Beauxbaton's group of seemingly delicate students, and they felt physically and psychologically uncomfortable every time they saw them devouring Hermione.

Another example is 'ice cream caramel apple pie', which is a dessert that even sugar addicted English people feel tired of. The caramel in the apple pie is sweeter than the ice cream balls on top. It's just eating the concentrate of countless kinds of sugar, which can't be swallowed at all.

However, the group of Durmstrang students were able to eat with gusto. After one portion was not enough, they could ask for a second portion.

These are just the tip of the iceberg on the dining table, and the current dining table is basically occupied by these dark dishes.

In Ron's words, there is not even a roasted chicken leg, what a fart.

"Brother D, what is this iron sheet?"

asked Ron, pointing to the red and yellow can in Dudley's hand.

"this one?"

Dudley shook the can in his hand: "This is a good thing, a very delicious food in Germany."

"It's called canned herring."

"Want to try it?"

Looking up at the starry sky pie is really not a dark dish in England. The specific origin is unknown, but the English do say that they have never eaten this dish.