A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

"Then..." Lockhart stammered slightly, "I think it's best to teach you how to stop unfriendly magic, yes, unfriendly, just like the personal experience I wrote in my book... That way."

　　 "Please voluntarily come up with a couple-Longbottom and Finley, how are you? Professor Haipu, Professor Snape, we better leave the stage to them..."

Felix played with his wand casually, "A good suggestion, Professor Lockhart. But before that, I think it is necessary to let the little wizards understand what a real duel is like, even if it is a performance. duel."

　　 Lockhart's expression was dull for a moment, "This, I..." He looked around and found that the little wizards in the audience were very interested in it, and he couldn't speak.

　　 "Professor Snape, what do you think?" Felix asked Snape, who had been silent.

　　 The potions professor looked at him with a deep and unexpected gaze. He grinned and pulled out a smile, "Are you going to duel with me, Felix?"

　　 "It's just an exhibition game."

　　 Neither of them took Lockhart into consideration.

　　 Snape took a deep look at him, did not say much, and drew out his wand neatly.

Lockhart, awkwardly aside, suddenly realized that he had escaped from the center of the vortex miraculously, and his face became enthusiastic again, "It seems that our course will temporarily add a duel. Let us welcome the two professors. !"

　　 The applause from the audience rose up this time, and Ron happily said to Harry, "Honestly, I've been waiting for this day for too long! Do you think Snape will be hospitalized?"

　　 As Professor Haipu's "power fan", he naturally stands on Felix's side.

　　 "It's just an exhibition match." Hermione emphasized, but she still jumped up and down on her tiptoe.

　　 Lockhart stepped back to the edge of the stage and imposed a "sound loud" for himself-thanks to the signing of the speech, he was quite proficient in this spell.

"Let me comment on it for everyone below. Although this is just an exhibition match, the real duel is not like this. You need to be more keenly aware of the danger in advance. For more details on this, please see my published work." Luo Hart talked eloquently, "But--it's still very good for you. Bow down..."

　　 However, neither of the two on the court paid any attention to him, and instead chatted a few words with each other.

　　 "Felix, what do you want to do?"

　　 "Professor, I just came here to take a look and help me by the way."

　　 "Don't lie to me!" The two were very close, which made this conversation only audible to each other.

　　 "Is it because the professor is proficient in psychic theory?" Felix joked.

　　 Snape snorted. In his eyes, this former student had a strong purpose in doing things, and his current behavior is of course classified as "Felix's first step in preparing to seize power."

　　 The two bowed, each took seven steps backwards, turned to look at each other, and held their wands to their chests at the same time.

"As you can see, the two professors held their wands in a normal dueling posture," Lockhart performed his narration duties. "This is one of the three common dueling postures. Next, I will count to three. They will cast the first magic."

The students under 　　 held their breath, and Lockhart’s "demonstration" was completely two atmospheres.

　　 "One...Two..."

　　 "Snape won't be killed in a second, right?" Ron shouted excitedly.

　　 "I don't think so, oh my god—" Hermione just wanted to say that Professor Haipu admired Snape, but she was quickly taken aback by the dazzling scene on stage.

"three!"

　　 Snape shouted: "Except your weapon!" A dazzling red light flashed, and the curse quickly flew in front of Felix.

Felix turned his wand and smoothly released an "iron armor curse". The invisible magic barrier stood in front of him, flicking Snape's spell flying, and then he gently shook his wrist, and the magic barrier emitted a dazzling white light toward the front. Flew quickly.

　　 Snape issued two spells in a row before breaking Felix’s iron armor curse, and the magic barrier quickly dissipated.

However, the white light of the Iron Armor Curse obscured Snape's vision. When he subconsciously deflected a position-years of habit saved him once, three dim black lights passed by him, and the nearest one was almost close to him. Nose.

　　 All this happened between the rabbit's ups and downs, from Snape's strong first hand to Felix's defensive counterattack, and with the help of white light cover to quickly release three spells to sneak attack, less than three seconds.

　　 Lockhart: "..."

　　Little wizards: "..."

　　 The duel was still going on, and Snape didn't dare to take it lightly. He hadn't done it for almost ten years. Although he hadn't given up on magic exploration, his main energy was still on potion improvement.

　　 However, he was quickly picking up his previous combat experience, and after several quite thrilling operations, he finally started a counterattack.

　　 The spells of the two kept flying around, but they both had a tacit understanding and did not accidentally hurt the students.

　　 Various defensive spells, offensive spells, and disarming spells cut through the air and made a sharp howling sound. The distance between the two of them sometimes quickly narrowed and sometimes moved away, and their feet kept moving slightly.

Lockhart wisely jumped off the stage after wiping his hair with a curse, but he still commented loudly: "The duel is a bit fierce... do you see their steps? Move, move, don’t stand stupidly. Land!"

　　 Lockhart still has two brushes, at least he is very eloquent. Through his explanations, many little wizards suddenly realized that it was to save him a little image.

　　 But Snape sneered at this. He quickly picked up a spell and fought back with a gap. He felt that the power of Felix's spell was gradually strengthening, which made him more and more pressured.

　　 Damn, this kid is putting pressure on me!

　　 "How do you feel that Professor Haipu's spell is getting thicker?" Even many little wizards have noticed this, but based on their insights, they can only judge the strength of the spell from the "appearance".

　　 Snape's wand trembled violently, an enhanced version of the "armor body" was blocked in front of him, and two hot red lights hit it, making a "boom" sound, and the magic barrier was torn open.

　　 Amazing magic skills...

There was already a trace of sweat on Snape's face~www.novelmt.com~ The little wizards in the audience were dazzled, and they realized for the first time that the so-called duel is not enough to cast spells face to face. The casting speed, Timing, defensive methods, pace, consciousness...There are too many doorways in it.

　　 But they don't know, neither of them used their full strength.

　　 Felix slightly eased his head to avoid a red glow, and used this short gap to turn his wand to cast a spell, quickly assessing the limits of the potion professor in his heart.

　　Professor Snape's strength shouldn't be so...

　　 In the next second, Felix's heart suddenly became vigilant, he threw out three iron armor curses one after another, letting it fly far away, blocking the only way.

　　 A powerful scarlet spell struck the air, quickly passed the first and second barriers, and then rushed to the third barrier.

The little wizards' eyes widened. They might not be able to judge the strength of the spell, but Snape's spell left a burning track in mid-air and pierced the armor barrier in one fell swoop. They could see clearly. .

　　 "Boom!"

　　 A fierce roar resounded through the auditorium.

　　 Felix’s third iron armor curse took effect, bounce off Snape’s surprisingly powerful curse.

　　 He smelled a hint of black magic...

　　 Incorporating the characteristics of black magic into the disarming spell, professor, you are really beyond my expectation.

　　 Do you have a stronger spell? Do you want to come back...

　　 Snape was far less relaxed than imagined. He did hide some spells, but they were all black magic and could not be used in public, and seeing Felix's performance, even if they were used, the effect was not great.

　　 He has surpassed me...

　　 Snape had never realized this so sharply.