A Retired Auror Friend

Noth's Apparition actually contained two sets of techniques;

The relatively simple set was something he applied to his footwork. Through Apparition over extremely short distances, he could dodge magical attacks with far greater agility.

As for the Three "D" Principles of Apparition, Noth had adjusted and improved them;

The Three "D" Principles required one to focus on the destination, have the determination to occupy the space one had in mind, and act with deliberation;

Noth used action in place of determination, used his Wand as the destination, took the lead in occupying the space, and finally ensured deliberation in his movements;

With this altered order, along with his modifications to the Three "D" Principles, he became more agile while moving and much harder to hit;

This method not only allowed him to dodge attacks nimbly, but also interfered with his opponent's judgment;

It gave his opponent the illusion that they had "almost got him," thereby wasting even more of their energy and causing them anxiety.

Vizet had spent some time at the Hog's Head before, and he knew this was a very common tactic;

It was just that Noth's use of it was more covert, harder to detect and guard against, like an extremely seasoned angler who knew how to bait a spot without leaving traces, actively luring the fish into biting.

The second Apparition technique was based on an understanding of Apparition, and began to explore the concept of "space";

When Vizet followed Godric Gryffindor to learn Apparition, he had adopted the simplified Two "P" Principles precisely to conserve energy, so that he could understand and perceive the existence of "space" all over again;

According to Vizet's speculation, Noth had likely also perceived "space," reinterpreted it, and developed this technique of temporarily existing within "space";

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