In This Hogwarts Without a Savior

Neville had no research on how high a normal 11-year-old boy could jump when he jumped on the spot.

But he was certain that as long as the boy was a normal person, even if a spring was added to his feet, he would never be able to jump to a height twice his height.

Unless the boy is a giant cub, even at 11 years old he is already over two meters tall.

But now it is impossible for Jon to have giant blood, but the height he just jumped up is enough to be eye-level with Hagrid, the tallest person in Hogwarts. This is because the ceiling of the carriage obviously limits his performance, otherwise he would definitely not be three meters tall. limit.

Before he could accomplish this feat, he just recited a levitating spell that was incredibly mispronounced!

"how did you do it?"

Neville stared blankly at Jon who had fallen to the ground, rubbing his head with excitement and pain on his face. He couldn't figure out how such a thing that violated magic could be done.

Jon obviously misjudged the effect of the levitation spell on his body. He could feel that his body had lost about half of its weight. He thought he would not be able to jump to the third level even if he jumped harder. The height is three meters, but three meters is obviously too low.

Based on the rough judgment of how dizzy he was from being hit on the head, Jon felt that if there were no ceiling restrictions, he could at least jump to more than four meters. He could even practice a little force exertion skills and exercise more usually to jump more than five meters. It's not impossible.

What this means, Jon himself knows very well.

He was about 1.5 meters tall, and the ceiling of the carriage was over 3 meters and 20 centimeters, which meant that the height of his feet from the ground just now was more than 1.7 meters.

The world record for standing high jump is only 1.83 meters!

If there were no ceiling restrictions, Jon would be confident enough to more than double this height once his body develops and he exercises more regularly.

Jumping on the same spot more than three meters above the ground, this is far beyond the physiological limit of human beings.

And he could clearly feel that the benefits brought to him by the floating spell were definitely not only reflected in the standing long jump. As long as he became more familiar with this feeling now, he would definitely run faster and react more quickly.

In the magic world where most magic is directed skills, having such dexterity that far exceeds that of ordinary people is like playing LoL with a script - a tough guy.

Jon, who was in an extremely happy mood, did not forget to answer Neville's question.

"Like what you just saw, say the incantation and then jump."

Of course he was joking, but the honest Neville obviously took it seriously. He raised his wand with a bewildered look on his face and used the levitating spell in the same tone as Jon chanted.

As a result, there was no change for others, but the wrong spell set my holiday homework on fire.

After hurriedly extinguishing the fire, Neville actually thought that the problem was with the wand he used. He put down the wand again and recited the spell. Jon compared his clumsy movements to trying to escape, resulting in uncoordinated limbs. The stunned hippopotamus jumped on the ground.

"How on earth did you do that?"

After two failures, Neville looked at Jon in disbelief again.

This time Jon didn't lie to him again, but said seriously.

"I told you before that Professor Slughorn taught me some different things. These things have a high learning threshold. It's not that I don't want to tell you Neville, but I promised the teacher not to teach me this. Tell the story."

Neville could understand Jon's words. The Longbottom family was also an ancient wizarding family with a long history. He knew that although academics had become the majority in the magic world, some magic was taught privately between masters and apprentices or between father and son. .

At the same time, there was no need for Jon to say much. He also took the initiative to say that he would keep this matter secret and would not tell anyone.

As for Neville's character, after getting along with him for half a school year, Jon certainly believed in him.

Besides, it doesn't matter even if he tells it. Since he has learned this kind of magic, he will definitely use it in the future, so others will know it sooner or later.

The huge change in his body did not make Jon forget to get on the scale. He measured his weight this time and found that it was half lighter than normal, about 16 kilograms.

He couldn't calculate the specific numerical measurement for the time being, but if he lost half his weight and his body's functions remained unchanged, even if his jumping ability and speed could be enhanced, there wouldn't be such an exaggerated change.

Most likely, when he jumped upwards, the floating spell itself also provided him with an upward force, allowing him to jump higher more easily.

But soon Jon suppressed this excitement, restrained the urge to run to Slughorn's office to tell him the good news, and instead continued to sit back at his desk and start studying the next one. Spell Combinations.

Neville was puzzled by his behavior.

"Haven't you already tried everything? What else do you want to do?"

Jon shook his head and said seriously.

"I can only say that this syllable combination has shown the most significant effect so far. Before all possibilities have been tried, I cannot say that it is definitely the most suitable, and it is just that it has not reached the level I expected at the beginning. .”

"What were your initial expectations?"

Jon said without raising his head while writing the next pronunciation combination on the parchment with a quill pen.

"What effect does a normal floating spell have? That's what I expect."

Neville didn't react to his words at first. After thinking about it carefully, his eyes widened.

"You still want to fly!"

"The floating spell can't make me go into the sea and into the earth."

Jon said and began to try the next spell again.

Even though he had seen Jon successfully apply the effect of the levitation spell to his own body once, Neville still found it a bit difficult to accept Jon's "whimsical".

After all, this world is about magic, and what Jon did is tantamount to magic within magic.

But he didn't say anything more. He had already been slapped in the face once before, and Neville would not be stupid enough to stick his face out for a second slap.

Facing Jon who could no longer look at him with normal eyes, he chose to wait and see with reservations, in case he would return to the dormitory one day and actually see Jon go to heaven.

In the next three days, Jon never left the dormitory except for eating. He kept trying various combinations of pronunciation of the Floating Spell, but he never found a pronunciation combination that could surpass the one with the best effect so far.

Just when he was about to stay at home until the end of the Christmas vacation, Ron Justin and the others eagerly knocked on the door of Jon's dormitory.