☀️ Arselia and Akonia

Name ten unusual ways to use items in this battle room!

For a moment, Harry was stunned by how easily he had been read, and then ideas began to flow.

— The tables here are quite heavy; you could kill an opponent by dropping one from a great height. The chairs have metal legs; if you hit someone hard enough with them, you could pierce them. If you remove the air from the room, everyone will die because a person cannot live in a vacuum. Also, the air can be used as a carrier for poisonous gases.

Harry paused, catching his breath, and Professor Quirrell interjected:

— That's only three, and you need ten. The other students think you've exhausted all the possibilities in the classroom.

— Ha! You could make a wolf pit in the floor with spikes at the bottom, collapse the ceiling on someone, and the walls could be used as material for transfiguration into an infinite number of deadly objects—knives, for example.

— That's six. But are you running out of ideas now?

— I'm just getting started! There are people here! Making a Gryffindor attack an enemy is too obvious…

— I won't give you points for that.

…but you could drown someone in his blood. Ravenclaws are known for their brains, but their other organs are also useful: you could, for example, sell them on the black market to hire a hitman. A Slytherin can be used as a killer, or you could simply crush an opponent with him if you throw him with enough force. A Hufflepuff is a good worker, but in addition, he has good bones; sharpening them, you could stab someone.

By this time, the entire class was staring at Harry in horror. Even the Slytherins were stunned.

— That's ten. Although I'm giving you points for the Ravenclaw with some reluctance. Now, for each item usage that hasn't been mentioned, you'll get one Quirrell point," Professor Quirrell said with a friendly smile. "Your classmates think you're in trouble now: you've named everything except the targets, and you have no idea how to use them.

— Oh, yes! I named all the people, but not their clothes. I could strangle someone with my cloak if I wrap it around the enemy's head, Hermione Granger's cloak could be cut into strips and used to tie a rope to hang someone, and with Draco Malfoy's cloak, I could start a fire…

— Three points," said Professor Quirrell. "And no more clothes."

— I could stick my wand into an enemy's brain through his eye…

Someone gasped.

— Four points. No more wands.

— I could shove my wristwatch down an enemy's throat, and he'll choke…

— Five points. Let's stop there.

Harry snorted:

— One point for the house for every ten Quirrell points, right? Why did you stop me? I could have continued until I won the school cup. I haven't even started listing the contents of my pockets.

And also the hidden pouch, although mentioning the invisibility cloak and the Time-Turner is not allowed. And something can also be thought up about the targets…