Since the lesson on the Quidditch pitch ended, Hogwarts had been thick with the smell of gunpowder that Saturday.
At the same time, details of that class had spread far and wide.
They could duel freely?
And not have to worry about getting hurt?
Honestly, more and more young wizards had begun looking forward to Professor Luthor's classes.
Why were so many young wizards unwilling to study? Because they could not understand the importance of learning spells.
But Jino's new teaching method had been a revelation to them.
When they were getting brutally beaten by an opponent's spells, they would come to hate the slacker they once were for not studying magic seriously.
Thus, the young wizards who had attended that class all underwent a peculiar change.
More and more of them flocked to the library and Professor Flitwick's Charms office.
Everyone yearned to learn more spells to defeat their opponents, and this change left the professors marveling.
Even more absurdly, some young wizards had gone to ask Snape how to brew a potion that would make an enemy have explosive diarrhea upon smelling it. Naturally, Snape gave them a vicious scolding and deducted House points.
At the same time, that class had worsened the relationships between quite a few young wizards who already did not get along.
Filch, who was responsible for maintaining order in the castle, was so busy catching students that he could barely keep up.
Meanwhile, many young wizards who had won their duels frequently went to Professor Luthor's office to ask about magic.
"So, you must focus your mind and concentrate completely."
After teaching Harry, who had come seeking advice, Jino smiled and saw him off.
When he opened the wooden door to his office, he found Dumbledore standing outside, though he had no idea