Chapter 106: Snape's suggestion
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The little wizards looked at the flock of birds above the ring fascinatingly. This is a creature that does not exist in reality. Even the state in front of them can only exist for a short time, but they are hovering on the gilded ring with fiery red feathers. The scene is a memory that many little wizards will never forget in their lives.
Professor Flitwick waved his magic wand and dispelled the magic.
"These spells will be taught in class, and no additional learning is required," Flitwick said. "But once they are combined, the effect will be very good."
A senior Ravenclaw girl couldn't help asking: "Professor Flitwick, I know all three kinds of magic. Can I master this combination magic?"
"Miss Palma, the difficulty of combining magic is never the spell itself, but how you match and maintain your spells so that they remain stable as a whole."
Flitwick said: "So you ask me, can you master it? The answer is yes. But it takes time and practice. This is a test of your ability to control the spell."
"The above is an example of the first type of spells interacting with each other, which has certain requirements for your own abilities. The second type is relatively simple."
"Our commonly used duel magic, such as petrification, disarming, coma, iron armor, etc., they are really useful. But we can match some other magic to give you more advantage."
"When the two sides of the duel are evenly matched, it is often these seemingly simple spells that become the key to breaking the balance."
Next, Professor Flitwick showed his own mastery of spells——
"For example, the super-sensing mantra, which can significantly enhance your own perception, making you more sensitive to the environment and more sensitive to the mantra;"
"For example, the resuscitation spell, which can be applied to yourself before the duel, can effectively resist the coma spell or the spell that confuses the mind-the effect depends on the power of the opponent's spell, but anyway, it will have some effect;
"Another example is the spell ‘slippage is flat’, it can make the road in front of you smooth;"
"Or a waterproof and moisture-proof curse, it can resist water and fire damage. Although it has no effect on black magic flames, it is very effective for ordinary flames;"
Flitwick put out more than a dozen spells in a row, and the little wizards were all stupid.
Even Felix showed a thoughtful look, thinking about the influence of Flitwick's theory on him.
In fact, his instant killing technique is the product of this theory of'magic cooperating with each other': thinking acceleration and apparition are the core of it, and the coma spell as a means of attack can be replaced by other spells-it depends What purpose does he want to achieve.
Theoretically, the coma spell can be replaced with a petrification spell and a disarming spell, which has little effect on this tactic.
And Flitwick’s method of ‘breaking the deadlock with a simple spell’, went up against Felix and Lockhart.
It can only be said that the two professors, Flitwick and McGonagall, each started from different fields, but they reached the same goal by different routes, and they were perfectly embodied in Felix.
Finally, Flitwick concluded: "Spells are alive. They have various complicated relationships, some restrain each other, and some complement each other. If you are interested in duels, you can spend more time and reorganize yourself. The spells learned."
"I think you will have a new understanding of them."
Next, Professor Flitwick called up a few Ravenclaw students and showed his theory to the other little wizards.
Like Professor McGonagall, he also restricted and restrained himself.
Even when facing a siege of three people at the same time, he can always find the most suitable method to break the opponent's offensive with a simple spell.
"Watching Professor Flitwick's duel is like watching a waltz." Justin Finley said adoringly.
"What is that?" the little wizard next to him asked.
"Uh... a Muggle dance that looks very beautiful and personable." Justin explained.
As a duel champion, Flitwick has a very solid foundation, especially in the transition between steps. Many spells are blocked and directly avoided.
The little wizards were dizzy. When Professor Flitwick used his magic wand to release a large amount of fireworks, which easily blocked the opponent's sight, he won the whole house even more.
Finally, Flitwick bowed and left with a smile.
Behind him was unstoppable applause.
The third person on stage was Snape. As soon as he stood in the middle of the ring, the agitated little wizard instantly calmed down.
Snape’s style is completely different from the previous two professors. He said in a cold tone: "What I want to share is when you meet the most dangerous dark wizard and meet the scum that lingers in the dark gutter. ——"
He looked at the little wizard in the audience. After a long pause, he said, "How to deal with it."
The little wizards were silent. They were frightened by the scene described by Snape, but Harry suddenly remembered his short experience of strayed into Knockoff Alley~www.novelhall.com~ Knockoff Alley was adjacent to Diagon Alley, which was a dirty line. The narrow alleys and the dark and gloomy shops on both sides seemed to have something to do with black magic. According to Hagrid, there are a lot of dark wizards hidden there.
This year, I made a mistake because of using Floo powder. At that time, an old witch who looked terrifying took the initiative to talk to him, holding a plate in her hand that looked like a dead man's nails. If he hadn't met Hagrid by chance, he wouldn't know what would happen.
Snape continued to say slowly: "You need to recognize the dangers and distinguish the dangers."
"You need to prepare different coping strategies: how to deal with the fight in school? How to deal with conflicts with strangers? How to deal with evil dark wizards? And dangerous creatures and plants..."
"Frankly speaking, I don't think your tricks will play a role in the face of the dark wizard... Escape is always the first choice; asking for help is the second choice; when you have to do it... Use any spell you can think of."
Snape's black eyes were motionless, as if they were set with two stones. He said unhurriedly: "In a duel, it is always the best strategy to take the first shot. Giving up priority means falling into a disadvantage."
There was deathly silence under the stage.
"Severus..." Professor McGonagall said anxiously, "I don't think the little wizards need to touch these things."
Snape curled up his mouth with a mocking expression, but he did not continue the topic above.
"When facing danger, use your best spells instead of the most powerful spells. Speed, angle, timing, success rate, these are far more important than the power of simple spells."
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The little wizards looked at the flock of birds above the ring fascinatingly. This is a creature that does not exist in reality. Even the state in front of them can only exist for a short time, but they are hovering on the gilded ring with fiery red feathers. The scene is a memory that many little wizards will never forget in their lives.
Professor Flitwick waved his magic wand and dispelled the magic.
"These spells will be taught in class, and no additional learning is required," Flitwick said. "But once they are combined, the effect will be very good."
A senior Ravenclaw girl couldn't help asking: "Professor Flitwick, I know all three kinds of magic. Can I master this combination magic?"
"Miss Palma, the difficulty of combining magic is never the spell itself, but how you match and maintain your spells so that they remain stable as a whole."
Flitwick said: "So you ask me, can you master it? The answer is yes. But it takes time and practice. This is a test of your ability to control the spell."
"The above is an example of the first type of spells interacting with each other, which has certain requirements for your own abilities. The second type is relatively simple."
"Our commonly used duel magic, such as petrification, disarming, coma, iron armor, etc., they are really useful. But we can match some other magic to give you more advantage."
"When the two sides of the duel are evenly matched, it is often these seemingly simple spells that become the key to breaking the balance."
Next, Professor Flitwick showed his own mastery of spells——
"For example, the super-sensing mantra, which can significantly enhance your own perception, making you more sensitive to the environment and more sensitive to the mantra;"
"For example, the resuscitation spell, which can be applied to yourself before the duel, can effectively resist the coma spell or the spell that confuses the mind-the effect depends on the power of the opponent's spell, but anyway, it will have some effect;
"Another example is the spell ‘slippage is flat’, it can make the road in front of you smooth;"
"Or a waterproof and moisture-proof curse, it can resist water and fire damage. Although it has no effect on black magic flames, it is very effective for ordinary flames;"
Flitwick put out more than a dozen spells in a row, and the little wizards were all stupid.
Even Felix showed a thoughtful look, thinking about the influence of Flitwick's theory on him.
In fact, his instant killing technique is the product of this theory of'magic cooperating with each other': thinking acceleration and apparition are the core of it, and the coma spell as a means of attack can be replaced by other spells-it depends What purpose does he want to achieve.
Theoretically, the coma spell can be replaced with a petrification spell and a disarming spell, which has little effect on this tactic.
And Flitwick’s method of ‘breaking the deadlock with a simple spell’, went up against Felix and Lockhart.
It can only be said that the two professors, Flitwick and McGonagall, each started from different fields, but they reached the same goal by different routes, and they were perfectly embodied in Felix.
Finally, Flitwick concluded: "Spells are alive. They have various complicated relationships, some restrain each other, and some complement each other. If you are interested in duels, you can spend more time and reorganize yourself. The spells learned."
"I think you will have a new understanding of them."
Next, Professor Flitwick called up a few Ravenclaw students and showed his theory to the other little wizards.
Like Professor McGonagall, he also restricted and restrained himself.
Even when facing a siege of three people at the same time, he can always find the most suitable method to break the opponent's offensive with a simple spell.
"Watching Professor Flitwick's duel is like watching a waltz." Justin Finley said adoringly.
"What is that?" the little wizard next to him asked.
"Uh... a Muggle dance that looks very beautiful and personable." Justin explained.
As a duel champion, Flitwick has a very solid foundation, especially in the transition between steps. Many spells are blocked and directly avoided.
The little wizards were dizzy. When Professor Flitwick used his magic wand to release a large amount of fireworks, which easily blocked the opponent's sight, he won the whole house even more.
Finally, Flitwick bowed and left with a smile.
Behind him was unstoppable applause.
The third person on stage was Snape. As soon as he stood in the middle of the ring, the agitated little wizard instantly calmed down.
Snape’s style is completely different from the previous two professors. He said in a cold tone: "What I want to share is when you meet the most dangerous dark wizard and meet the scum that lingers in the dark gutter. ——"
He looked at the little wizard in the audience. After a long pause, he said, "How to deal with it."
The little wizards were silent. They were frightened by the scene described by Snape, but Harry suddenly remembered his short experience of strayed into Knockoff Alley~www.novelhall.com~ Knockoff Alley was adjacent to Diagon Alley, which was a dirty line. The narrow alleys and the dark and gloomy shops on both sides seemed to have something to do with black magic. According to Hagrid, there are a lot of dark wizards hidden there.
This year, I made a mistake because of using Floo powder. At that time, an old witch who looked terrifying took the initiative to talk to him, holding a plate in her hand that looked like a dead man's nails. If he hadn't met Hagrid by chance, he wouldn't know what would happen.
Snape continued to say slowly: "You need to recognize the dangers and distinguish the dangers."
"You need to prepare different coping strategies: how to deal with the fight in school? How to deal with conflicts with strangers? How to deal with evil dark wizards? And dangerous creatures and plants..."
"Frankly speaking, I don't think your tricks will play a role in the face of the dark wizard... Escape is always the first choice; asking for help is the second choice; when you have to do it... Use any spell you can think of."
Snape's black eyes were motionless, as if they were set with two stones. He said unhurriedly: "In a duel, it is always the best strategy to take the first shot. Giving up priority means falling into a disadvantage."
There was deathly silence under the stage.
"Severus..." Professor McGonagall said anxiously, "I don't think the little wizards need to touch these things."
Snape curled up his mouth with a mocking expression, but he did not continue the topic above.
"When facing danger, use your best spells instead of the most powerful spells. Speed, angle, timing, success rate, these are far more important than the power of simple spells."
The little wizards looked at the flock of birds above the ring fascinatingly. This is a creature that does not exist in reality. Even the state in front of them can only exist for a short time, but they are hovering on the gilded ring with fiery red feathers. The scene is a memory that many little wizards will never forget in their lives. Professor Flitwick waved his magic wand and dispelled the magic. "These spells will be taught in class, and no additional learning is required," Flitwick said. "But once they are combined, the effect will be very good." A senior Ravenclaw girl couldn't help asking: "Professor Flitwick, I know all three kinds of magic. Can I master this combination magic?" "Miss Palma, the difficulty of combining magic is never the spell itself, but how you match and maintain your spells so that they remain stable as a whole." Flitwick said: "So you ask me, can you master it? The answer is yes. But it takes time and practice. This is a test of your ability to control the spell." "The above is an example of the first type of spells interacting with each other, which has certain requirements for your own abilities. The second type is relatively simple." "Our commonly used duel magic, such as petrification, disarming, coma, iron armor, etc., they are really useful. But we can match some other magic to give you more advantage." "When the two sides of the duel are evenly matched, it is often these seemingly simple spells that become the key to breaking the balance." Next, Professor Flitwick showed his own mastery of spells "For example, the super-sensing mantra, which can significantly enhance your own perception, making you more sensitive to the environment and more sensitive to the mantra;" "For example, the resuscitation spell, which can be applied to yourself before the duel, can effectively resist the coma spell or the spell that confuses the mind-the effect depends on the power of the opponent's spell, but anyway, it will have some effect; "Another example is the spell slippage is flat', it can make the road in front of you smooth;" "Or a waterproof and moisture-proof curse, it can resist water and fire damage. Although it has no effect on black magic flames, it is very effective for ordinary flames;" Flitwick put out more than a dozen spells in a row, and the little wizards were all stupid. Even Felix showed a thoughtful look, thinking about the influence of Flitwick's theory on him.In fact, his instant killing technique is the product of this theory of'magic cooperating with each other': thinking acceleration and apparition are the core of it, and the coma spell as a means of attack can be replaced by other spells-it depends What purpose does he want to achieve.Theoretically, the coma spell can be replaced with a petrification spell and a disarming spell, which has little effect on this tactic. And Flitwick's method of breaking the deadlock with a simple spell', went up against Felix and Lockhart. It can only be said that the two professors, Flitwick and McGonagall, each started from different fields, but they reached the same goal by different routes, and they were perfectly embodied in Felix.Finally, Flitwick concluded: "Spells are alive. They have various complicated relationships, some restrain each other, and some complement each other. If you are interested in duels, you can spend more time and reorganize yourself. The spells learned." "I think you will have a new understanding of them." Next, Professor Flitwick called up a few Ravenclaw students and showed his theory to the other little wizards. Like Professor McGonagall, he also restricted and restrained himself. Even when facing a siege of three people at the same time, he can always find the most suitable method to break the opponent's offensive with a simple spell. "Watching Professor Flitwick's duel is like watching a waltz." Justin Finley said adoringly. "What is that?" the little wizard next to him asked. "Uh... a Muggle dance that looks very beautiful and personable." Justin explained.As a duel champion, Flitwick has a very solid foundation, especially in the transition between steps. Many spells are blocked and directly avoided. The little wizards were dizzy. When Professor Flitwick used his magic wand to release a large amount of fireworks, which easily blocked the opponent's sight, he won the whole house even more. Finally, Flitwick bowed and left with a smile. Behind him was unstoppable applause.The third person on stage was Snape. As soon as he stood in the middle of the ring, the agitated little wizard instantly calmed down.Snape's style is completely different from the previous two professors. He said in a cold tone: "What I want to share is when you meet the most dangerous dark wizard and meet the scum that lingers in the dark gutter. " He looked at the little wizard in the audience. After a long pause, he said, "How to deal with it."The little wizards were silent. They were frightened by the scene described by Snape, but Harry suddenly remembered his short experience of strayed into Knockoff Alley~www.novelhall.com~ Knockoff Alley was adjacent to Diagon Alley, which was a dirty line. The narrow alleys and the dark and gloomy shops on both sides seemed to have something to do with black magic. According to Hagrid, there are a lot of dark wizards hidden there. This year, I made a mistake because of using Floo powder. At that time, an old witch who looked terrifying took the initiative to talk to him, holding a plate in her hand that looked like a dead man's nails. If he hadn't met Hagrid by chance, he wouldn't know what would happen. Snape continued to say slowly: "You need to recognize the dangers and distinguish the dangers." "You need to prepare different coping strategies: how to deal with the fight in school? How to deal with conflicts with strangers? How to deal with evil dark wizards? And dangerous creatures and plants...""Frankly speaking, I don't think your tricks will play a role in the face of the dark wizard... Escape is always the first choice; asking for help is the second choice; when you have to do it... Use any spell you can think of." Snape's black eyes were motionless, as if they were set with two stones. He said unhurriedly: "In a duel, it is always the best strategy to take the first shot. Giving up priority means falling into a disadvantage." There was deathly silence under the stage. "Severus..." Professor McGonagall said anxiously, "I don't think the little wizards need to touch these things." Snape curled up his mouth with a mocking expression, but he did not continue the topic above. "When facing danger, use your best spells instead of the most powerful spells. Speed, angle, timing, success rate, these are far more important than the power of simple spells."
