Chapter 225

The dull holiday is coming to an end, and of course this dullness is for Solim and the others. For the average wizard, it's been too chaotic lately to be any more chaotic.

Gilvais had come, reluctantly, and mocked the protective measures of Solim's house in front of Elrond as rubbish, but when he saw the bag of fruit in Elrond's hand, he wanted to slap himself a few times. Everything must have been given to Gilves, after all, Elrond and Solim couldn't use this kind of thing, and Gilves was not polite and took it all. There was no politeness between him and Elrond.

But no matter how good the relationship is, if you receive benefits, you still have to express it. Gilvis promised that Solim would plant a plant on Solim's doorstep that could be used to watch the family's home, and that Solim would not have to bother on any of his part. And afterwards, they sent a lot of finished potions and materials to their house-elves, which they really didn't lack in the Orvis family.

This holiday has been very comfortable for Solim, he now has a house of his own, and some of the goals of the last semester have been achieved, such as Animagus and waiting for the coming of age of Phoenix, these predetermined goals have been accomplished. During the holidays, Solim also learned a lot from Elrond, who had little time to teach Solim systematically, but this holiday made up for some of the original regrets. And according to Elrond, new wands will be sent over when school starts.

Solim now needs a new target.

Elrond gave him a piece of advice: Transfiguration.

In terms of spells, whether it is theory or actual casting, Solim is already stronger than many adult wizards, his only drawback now is his magic power, in a short period of time his magic is even stronger than some adults, but the duration is very short, after all, Solim is still underage, no matter how outstanding his magic talent is, it is impossible to compare with adult wizards in terms of staying power.

So Solim needs to work on something else now, and Transfiguration is a good way to go. And Elrond has told Solim all the methods, and the rest is up to his own efforts.

Everything is ready for the next semester, and now we are waiting for the start of school. Solim has also thought about the next semester during this time.

Do you want to participate in the Triwizard Tournament? Without relying on others, Solim can crack the restricted magic of the Goblet of Fire by himself, after all, there is a well-informed top spell solver at home, and the selection mechanism and loopholes of the Goblet of Fire have long been picked up by Elrond. Solim's own spell-casting ability is also good, and cracking the Goblet of Fire is just a bit of a hassle for him.

Truth be told, Solim was still interested in the Goblet of Fire. Not to mention anything else, the fire dragon in the first level made Solim's eyes very hot. Don't get me wrong, Solim wasn't Draco, he wasn't that interested in dragons, he was interested in what was on dragons, dragon blood was an extremely precious magical material. And there is a quota for dragon blood every year, not to mention that Solim doesn't have much money, even if Solim can buy it, he can't buy much.

Dragon's blood is very little on the market, and the price is extremely high. Ordinary wizards simply can't afford it, and ordinary wizards don't buy dragon blood, and most of the people who can buy dragon blood are potions and alchemists. Solim is interested in the high value of dragon blood, dragons will appear in the Triwizard Tournament, and except for the Welsh Green Dragon, the other dragons are relatively rare dragon species, and their dragon blood is more valuable.

All Solim wants is a lot of dragon blood, and what better chance is there than in the Triwizard Tournament? He can take blood in the arena openly, and because of the rules, all parties can't interfere yet, and when the time comes, Solim will get everything from the dragon is his own.

And this year should be the year of Voldemort's return, and to be honest, Solim really wants to see the scene of Voldemort's return with his own eyes, and he also wants to see the rare confrontation between the brothers' wands. Solim felt that as a "special person", events like this should not be missed, and he should witness it with his own eyes.

In the end, it's still feelings that are at work. Solim had no way of resisting the temptation, though his sanity told him it was a death thought.

When Solim told Elrond what he thought, the old man didn't say anything, after all, people are old and fine, and when Solim inquired about the Goblet of Fire, he found out that his grandson had those little nineties in his heart. For participating in the Triwizard Tournament, Elrond is still relatively supportive, Solim has very little actual combat experience, since leaving Sgul, Solim has basically not had a serious confrontation with others, Elrond feels that the Triwizard Tournament is a good opportunity to exercise.

Solim was well aware of the rules of the Triwizard Tournament: only students over the age of 17 were allowed to sign up. After Elrond enlisted a group of old friends to help him with the project, the rules previously set by the Department of International Magical Cooperation and the Department of Physical Education were abolished before the announcement was made.

Although I don't like the Selwyn family very much, I have to say that in many cases, the surname Selwyn is easy to do, and as long as there is a need, they can change the rules at will through their influence.

Solim and Sylna still didn't make it to the train when school started, and they had just gotten out of bed while the other students were sitting on the train. After breakfast, the two siblings followed Elrond to Diagon Alley, and finally crossed the fireplace to Hogsmeade and then to Hogwarts, which was much faster and more efficient than taking the slow train.

The train doesn't arrive until near evening, and Hogwarts is silent without students. Back in the Slytherin common room, Solim is looking forward to tonight's opening dinner, as there will be a heavyweight guest at today's opening dinner – whether it's real or not.

After setting up the ash shelves in the dorm room and releasing Luna and Telles from the boxes, Solim lay down on his bed and began to examine his plans.

"You say the Basque won't have an accident at home, right?" said Sylnati, who slipped her little snake to her bed, "Will he be spotted by Muggles when he hunts alone in the sea?"

Solim, who was interrupted by Syrna, did not show any impatience, but comforted him with kind words: "Don't think too much, Basque is very obedient, and grandpa will live there in the near future, so there will be no problem at all." Instead of worrying about the Basques, you should worry about your brother and me. "

"What's wrong with you? I think you're doing well. Sylna propped up her head on the bed and looked at Solim.

"The storm is coming. "