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In fact, Levin proposed this rule precisely to guard against him.
Ludo continued to explain the scoring rules:
"The above are the general scoring rules. Specifically for the first game, each referee can give no more than 10 points. Only the warrior who obtains the golden egg can get a base score of 5 points. If no golden egg is obtained, the score will be less than 5 points."
"In addition, warriors who obtain extra golden eggs will receive additional rewards. For each extra golden egg obtained, the warrior will receive an extra 2 points. Miss Granger has four golden eggs, so she will receive an extra 6 points on top of her total score, which will be a huge advantage."
In the stands, the young wizards anxiously awaited the outcome of the match.
The ratings have finally begun.
The image shows Hermione the catgirl.
Chapter 325 Referee Scoring
"First and foremost, the big winner of this match, the champion of Hogwarts, Miss Hermione Granger, scores!"
Ludo announced loudly.
Mrs. Maxim raised her wand into the air, and a long, silvery ribbon-like thing shot out from the wand, twisting and forming a large "9".
Levin glanced at her, which was somewhat expected.
Mrs. Maxime was always polite and attentive to her dress and etiquette, a typical respectable person. Clearly, given Hermione's excellent performance, even if she wanted to favor her own, she couldn't bring herself to give her a low score.
Next up was Mr. Crouch. He shot a "7" into the air.
This implies a targeted approach.
Crouch clearly saw that Hermione's wand was crafted by Levin himself, and that the Animagus magic that made her shine in the tournament, as well as some Animagus techniques, were also Levin's forte.
It's obvious to everyone that this girl has a very close relationship with Levin, and Levin is in cahoots with Jaina and her group.
Old Crouch would naturally choose to suppress such people.
The audience immediately erupted in boos.
Next up was Dumbledore, who raised his wand and gave a score of 9, prompting the audience to cheer again.
Old Deng was a respectable man; when it came to his students' good performance, he would actually be modest.
Ludo gave it a perfect 10 without hesitation.
Hermione is Levin's woman, and he's getting closer to Jaina. Who else would he fawn over if not her?
Levin nodded in satisfaction.
As for himself, he definitely deserves a perfect 10.
He wasn't like Dumbledore, worrying about this and that.
Sure enough, Hermione in the audience gave him a bright smile.
Finally, there's Karkaroff.
He raised his wand, paused for a moment, and then a number "5" shot out from the wand!
This is the lowest score he can give.
"This is definitely a shady deal!"
"The principal of Durmstrang is absolutely shameless!"
"Kakarov, that old scoundrel, he's shameless!"
The audience erupted in angry shouts, all condemning it as blatant targeting!
But soon everyone will realize that this is not a targeted attack.
Because Karkaroff scores all Warriors players, except those from Durmstrang, equally.
The lowest score that is treated equally.
Levin's reaction to this was quite calm.
Karkaroff's actions were entirely within his expectations.
Otherwise, why would he specifically change the rules?
接下来，卢多大声道：“格兰杰小姐的裁判得分是，9分、7分、9分、10分、10分，5分~1。”
"Remove the highest score and the lowest score, Miss Granger's score is 8.75."
"Since Miss Granger obtained 4 golden eggs, she received an extra 6 points, bringing her final score to 14.75!"
The second person to give a score was Harry.
Hermione gave him one of the golden eggs, so Harry earned 5 base points.
However, his performance wasn't great either. Aside from initially drawing Hermione away from the Hornet Dragon, he didn't do anything else, so the score he received wasn't very high.
Of course, Karkaroff gave him 5 points as always.
This again provoked a torrent of curses from the young wizards at Hogwarts.
His final score was 7.5.
"What?!" Ron sat down next to Harry and roared angrily, "Five points? That wretched, biased guy! No wonder Durmstrang's players got nothing!"
But Harry didn't care; even if Karkaroff gave him zero points, he wouldn't care.
Ron stood up for him, which was more precious to him than a perfect score.
The two good friends are together again.
Next up were Beauxbaton's warriors.
First is Hibiscus,
Her score was slightly lower than Hermione's.
After all, she was her student, so Mrs. Maxim gave her a score of 9 without hesitation—if she had given Hermione a lower score before, she would naturally have no face to give her student a higher score.
Levin also gave it a 9 out of courtesy, which drew boos from the crowd, with many saying he was bewitched by the mixed-race Veena.
The other judges gave scores between 7 and 8 points.
Karkarov gave the lowest score of 5 as always, and then, as always, it was removed.
Furong scored 7.75 points.
The remaining three players did not obtain the golden egg, so their scores were all below five points.
First up is Beauxbatons' second player, Estella.
This girl used an Illusion Charm to steal an egg while Hibiscus was hypnotizing Rathalos, which was quite impressive, earning her a good score of 3.5.
Then there's Durmstrang's Victor Krum.
This contestant cleverly used the Eye of the Blind Charm during the competition and almost succeeded in obtaining the golden egg, but unfortunately, he was interfered with by the Hungarian Hornet Dragon summoned by Hermione.
Karkaroff was even more shameless than anyone thought. He would give the lowest score to the young wizards from other schools, but when it came to Krum, he would give him 5 points without hesitation.
If Krum gets the golden egg, I believe he'll even give it a 10.
But it's no use.
His scores were all the ones that were removed.
Furthermore, he also suffered retaliation from Levin.
Karkaroff was furious when he saw the "0" appear on Levin's wand.
"Levin Green, don't you think this is going too far?"
"Huh, that's excessive? So you know this is excessive?" Levin deliberately feigned a blank expression. "Judging from your previous ratings, I thought you didn't know."
As Levin and Karkaroff clashed, Dumbledore and Maxim exchanged a glance, both seeing the satisfaction in each other's eyes.
There are some things that are inconvenient for them to say due to their status, but young Levin doesn't have to worry about so much.
Next, Karkarov witnessed what going too far really meant.
Mrs. Maxim and Ludo Bagman also gave Krum a point.
Dumbledore, true to his image, gave it a score of 2.
Only Peter Crouch gave it 3 points.
Krum ultimately scored 1.75 points.
Down in the audience, Krum looked bitter; he had been implicated by the principal.
When it was Polyakov's turn,
This time, the judges were unanimous and gave a score of 0.
There's nothing we can do. Giving up at the very beginning and refusing to leave the gate is such an ugly attitude.
Not to mention that Hermione ultimately stole his two golden eggs right in front of him, leaving him furious but unable to utter a word.
Once all the warriors' ratings are complete, the rankings for the competition become clear.
Hermione, with four golden eggs and a high score of 14.75, undisputedly ranked first.
Fu Rong, who came in second, scored 7.75 points, which is quite a bit lower than the first place.
Harry came in third with 7.5 points.
When Estella came in fourth place, the point difference dropped by 4 points to 3.5 points.
There was nothing I could do; Hermione was really taking advantage of me.
Durmstrang's entire army was wiped out.
World-class Seeker and pre-tournament favorite Krum only scored 1.75 points, just half of Estella's score.
Polyakov finished last, leading the race by a significant margin of 0 points.
Overall, Levin's game design is fairly fair, with both competition and cooperation. All players face the same three dragons, so there is no unfairness.
But the score was still unexpected.
The gap is too big; the difference between first place and last place is 14.75 points, like a chasm—keep in mind that a normal perfect score is only 10 points.
Furthermore, considering that the first and third place winners are both from Hogwarts, while the two at the bottom are both from Durmstrang.
The average score difference between the two schools also exceeded 10 points.