Chapter 418 Competition Result

Are there any irreconcilable conflicts between Ada and the Rozier family?

No, putting aside personal issues, there is no irreconcilable conflict between Ada and the entire Rozier family, nor are they naturally antagonistic.

A daughter born from an elopement or a mixed-race wizard are just some people’s bad ideas and a disease like scabies. What really blocks the relationship between the two is interests, and only interests can make people crazy.

Most people in the family are jealous of Vader Rozier's property, waiting for this old guy to die so that everyone can rush in to get a piece of the pie.

Now that Vader has an heir, the duck is flying. Naturally, everyone will not have a good impression of this sudden heir.

If Vader hadn't been strong enough, if Ada hadn't been so powerful, the graves of these two grandparents would have been three feet high.

Even today, there are still people in the family who are confused and plan to kick Ada out of the house once Vader dies so that they can swallow Vader's property.

How many of the tribesmen who are sitting on nothing are not jealous of this wealth?

On the other hand, the clan members are also worried about whether Vidal will support Ada to rise to power and let her team come to the forefront again and turn the Rozier family into a unified family again.

As for Vader's promise to Alan, it was red-faced and without any proof, and no one really took it seriously.

At that time, Vader made a compromise in order for Ada to be recognized. Now and then, is Vader (Ada) willing to watch the power that once belonged to her fall into the hands of others for the rest of her life?

Power is the most delicious poison in the world. Countless people still enjoy it even though they know they will die.

Héctor's question was stupid, and his answer was even stupider. Perhaps it is because he has not stepped into society, so he has not been poisoned, or perhaps because he has not been taught bad things by the old guys. Now Hector is probably the cleanest person in the Rozier family.

The two walked back to the referee's seat near the stands in silence. At this time, the second warrior had returned. Krum and Hermione emerged from the water, and cheers rang out from the stands again.

Karkaroff stood up excitedly on the referee's bench, raised his arms and shouted, and Durmstrang's students also followed him and shouted "Krum, Krum".

It seemed that Krum really cared about Hermione. He put the blanket that Karkaroff had covered him with and wrapped it around Hermione. He also gave away the anti-cold potion to Hermione first.

Ada looked up to the sky and sighed. She suddenly didn't want to support Ron anymore. She wanted to climb the wall.

Ada couldn't help but wanted to find someone to chat with, but when she turned around, she found that Hector had disappeared, and her cousin had gone to fulfill his obligation to lick the dog again.

Furong was the third warrior to go into the water, but the first to come back. Before she even saw the mermaid, she was beaten to the ground by Grindylow and quit the second project.

The warriors of the Triwizard Tournament were stopped by Grindylow, and Ada suddenly didn't know what to say.

Judging from the performance in the first game, although Furong is not strong, it is not that bad! Could it be that he is acclimatized?

Turning her head, Ada could see two Beauxbatons girls comforting the tearful Fleur, while her cousin Hector was worried at the side and couldn't even get a word in.

Hector's feet rubbed back and forth on the ground, as if he wanted to come forward to comfort him, but for some reason he stopped where he was and did not dare to come forward.

Stop rubbing it now. If you keep rubbing it, don’t talk about Martian Zi, your big crotch will be rubbed away!

Hector's performance made Ada upset, and she couldn't see clearly. Ada turned her head back, and then she saw a scene that stunned her - Krum was arranging Hermione's hair. One by one, Hermione picked out the water beetles in her hair.

Long live! Beauty and the Beast Live!

My mentality exploded directly. I agreed on the Triwizard Tournament and the agreed-upon second project. I showed off so well just now. You little cuties don’t know how to praise me!

Ada hugged her shoulders and leaned against a pillar, looking at everyone present with annoyance. After thinking for a while, Ada felt relieved. She really couldn't learn how to care for a bird, she could only spread its wings like a roc.

The hands of the clock kept turning, and the time passed minute by minute. The prescribed hour had long passed, and Harry still had not come back. Everyone in the stands became anxious, and the one who was more anxious than the audience in the stands was Fleur.

Fleur broke away from her partner and rushed to the water's edge, seemingly wanting to get back into the water and bring her sister Gabri back. Fleur's friends couldn't stop her, so they had to call Ms. Maxim and ask their principal for help.

Ms. Maxim, who is more than ten feet tall, is surprisingly agile. She jumped out of the referee's seat and grabbed Hibiscus with one hand as she was about to enter the water again, just like grabbing a chicken.

Ada raised her left hand, glanced at her watch, and began to estimate the time.

She was the first to arrive at the mermaid village, Harry was the second, and Krum was the third.

Ada herself returned within the stipulated time. Logically speaking, Harry should have come back long ago. However, the second person to return was Krum, who was slightly beyond the stipulated time.

Ada thought of two possibilities, and her heart sank.

In the first case, Harry showed his noble sentiment and waited until everyone had rescued the hostages before he returned with Ron.

Harry didn't know about Fleur's early withdrawal from the competition, so he might have been waiting underwater for a long time. In the end, when he didn't wait, he had to come back with Gabri and Ron.

This makes sense. He wasted a lot of time waiting for others, and wasted a lot of time swimming back with two people, so Harry didn't come back for so long.

Second, Harry did not show any noble sentiments. He took Ron back after Ada, but he encountered trouble on the way back, so he didn't come back for so long.

Either of these two possibilities is very dangerous, because gilly grass is different from transfiguration and head-soaking spells, and gilly grass has a time limit. Depending on the amount of use, the length of time you can breathe freely underwater will also vary.

Ada didn't know how long the gillyweed that Harry had eaten would last. She could only hope that the big ball of "rat tail" would last until Harry came back. Otherwise, the headline of today's "Evening Prophet" would be: The boy who could not be killed by the mysterious man was drowned in the black lake

The Death Eaters are so happy that they are running around, Voldemort, hey...

Ada turned to look at Dumbledore, wanting to see the principal's reaction, but found that the principal was just standing quietly on the shore, not anxious or impatient. It was as if the boy in the lake who might be drowning had nothing to do with him.

The minute hand of the clock turned a few more times. To the people on the shore, it was only a few minutes, but to the people underwater, it might be as long as centuries.

In everyone's restless mood, there was finally movement on the lake again. Ron and Gabri floated up first, and then Harry's head emerged. He swallowed big mouthfuls of air, panting, and pulled Ron and Gabri forward.

The stands erupted in loud applause and cheers, louder than ever before. Dumbledore smiled at the referee's table, and Percy turned pale and rushed over to greet them impatiently.

The performances of the warriors were also different. Ada laughed and called "idiot" while applauding; Fleur was completely hysterical and struggled desperately to jump into the water. I don't know where she got the strength to break away from Ms. Maxim; Crewe was completely hysterical. Tom was still trying to please Hermione, even though Hermione had already thrown herself at Ron and Harry.

Dumbledore squatted by the water's edge, talking closely with the leader of the merfolk, their voices shrill and harsh.

After the conversation, Dumbledore held a brief meeting with the referees. The judges discussed the results in low voices, and they included what happened underwater into their scores.

In the end, Fleur only scored twenty-five points because she quit the game midway; Ada, as the first warrior to arrive at the mermaid village and the first warrior to return, scored forty-eight points; Krum exceeded the allotted time, but he He received forty points for rescuing the hostages and successfully returning; Harry received forty-five points for his noble sentiment, moral model, and humanitarian spirit.

Although Harry was the only one who foolishly took the mermaid's song seriously and believed that the mermaid would kill the hostages who had not been rescued, Harry's spirit was indeed worthy of encouragement.

If Ada and Harry's roles were reversed, she would not care about Gabri's life or death at all. Ada would not put herself in danger for an unrelated person.

Whether fools are lucky or good people are rewarded, Harry, the least favored person in the Triwizard Tournament, is now ranked second, only behind Ada.