Zhang Qiu racked her brains but couldn’t figure out if there was any magic spell she was good at.

However, she thought about it for a long time and still couldn’t think of a signature spell.

"Sorry." Zhang Qiu said with a bitter smile, "I really don’t know if I have a specialty."

"That’s okay, Zhang," Harry said with a smile, "We can find a spell that suits you as we practice."

"Is that so?" Zhang Qiu asked hesitantly.

"Don’t worry, Qiu." Cedric timely stepped forward and hugged Zhang Qiu from behind, whispering in her ear: "Although we don’t have an innate spell, we can make up for it through hard work."

"That’s true." Harry agreed, "Just like Dumbledore, his specialty is the Transformation Spell, but we can’t deny his expertise in other spells, can we?"

"Dumbledore’s specialty is the Transformation Spell?" Zhang Qiu asked in shock, "I always thought he knew a bit of everything..."

"Oh, that’s not the case." Harry chuckled, "In fact, Dumbledore’s best spell is the Transformation Spell—I can attest to that, and so can Vivi, after witnessing a duel between Vivi and Dumbledore."

"Miss Grindelwald can duel with Professor Dumbledore?"

This statement left everyone in astonishment.

They only knew Miss Grindelwald had high spell expertise, but none thought she could compete with Dumbledore.

"So who won in the end?" As Vivi’s fangirl, Hermione was particularly concerned about the result.

"Oh, I used a little trick." Vivi said with a mischievous smile, "Using some unorthodox methods, I won that match... Of course, Professor Dumbledore was not someone I could defeat back then."

"That’s still impressive!" Hermione’s eyes sparkled, "Oh my goodness, Vivi, you actually won against Professor Dumbledore in a duel..."

Vivi didn’t argue, as now both Harry and Vivi could win in a duel with Dumbledore.

Especially Harry, who has fully activated the Magic Stone...

Dumbledore: Me?

Duel with Harry?

Oh, these poor old bones of mine just want to enjoy a few more years with candies.

"Of course, this is not what you should be focusing on right now, Hermione." Vivi flashed an impish smile, "In the coming days, what you’ll face isn’t each other or training dummies, but a custom-made arena..."

"Arena?" The Dueling House members all looked puzzled.

What? You didn’t mention this to us?

Harry, of course, knew about it; Vivi mentioned her sudden idea yesterday during their chat before sleep.

But... they still need to make an effort, go to the Forbidden Forest or some other places to capture some training partners.

"Is it... Dark Wizards?" Cedric asked warily.

He had some trauma since last time when Harry’s "Avada Kedavra" flashed brilliantly at him during a real duel.

At that moment, he really felt he was a bit dead.

After all, the Fluorescent Flickering was so vividly green, it could almost pass for the real thing.

"No, just some common magical creatures." Vivi said with a cheerful smile, "Of course, you need to defeat these magical creatures through collaboration..."

"Collaboratively defeat?"

Hearing it wasn’t solo defeat, everyone’s eyes lit up.

Only Cedric felt it might not be that simple, at least not as simple as Miss Grindelwald made it sound.

"Of course, you have a week to prepare. As for today..." Harry glanced at the time, "Since today you’ve all arrived one by one, you should at least enjoy the local scenery of White Island, don’t you think?"

"That sounds wonderful." Cedric breathed a sigh of relief, not knowing why but feeling increasingly anxious.

What are they planning for us this time?

Sometimes Cedric would even dream of that green Fluorescent Flickering darting through the air.

You can imagine how much psychological shadow it left on him.

You know, the impact of such a green Fluorescent Flickering on a teenage kid is immense!

But the others didn’t have such realizations; they only thought that having a few days of fun was fantastic.

Ron gathered a few people to go surfing at the beach, and Hermione tried to stop them several times but held back.

Oh well, let them play more during the holiday, there’s no harm in that.

"So, you’ve already prepared the Giant?"

On a distant mountaintop, Pabi watched Ron and the others playing on the beach, turned his head, and asked Vivi.

"Oh, it’s all ready." Cassandra said, "Look, don’t we have a clueless Little Giant by our side?"

"Eh? Where?" Pabi looked around in confusion.

"Behind you." Harry sighed, "You should know, this nickname was given to me by Cassandra back then, and I always thought she was verbally bullying me."

"Oh, that’s so mean of her." Pabi chuckled, "But... I think it might be a term of endearment from her, if only you’d realized it sooner..."

"It wouldn’t have mattered." Vivi raised her juice-filled glass, "Considering Cassandra’s tsundere personality, I don’t think she’d accept Harry—of course, more likely she’d say, oh, it seems you really can’t see yourself clearly, Potter..."