Disillusionment Charm is a magic spell that only senior students can learn, there is no doubt about this.
So when Sean still decided to learn this magic spell, even Professor Flitwick was a little surprised.
He immediately thought of a night outing, but as soon as he turned his head, he threw this idea away - Mr. Green's compliance with the law is obvious to all.
That can only be another explanation.
"Oh, kid,"
Professor Flitwick smiled and narrowed his eyes.
"I had the same idea as you at that time, to learn different combinations of spells to become a duel master..."
Sean's thoughts were revealed immediately, and he nodded, making Professor Flitwick smile even happier.
"Duel - I really miss it, but if you want to learn Disillusionment Charm, why not learn Muffling Charm at the same time?"
Professor Flitwick said with a smile.
Muffling Charm appears in "Standard Spells: Elementary", and its function is to make the sound smaller.
Sean instantly thought of how it should be paired with Disillusionment Charm - one to eliminate sound and the other to eliminate vision.
"But let me see first, what spells have you learned?"
Professor Flitwick seems to be very interested in Sean's choice of spells.
"Execute it, Mr. Green."
Sean nodded, then waved the wand.
Professor Flitwick After hearing the clear spell, he saw a robe in front of the wardrobe turned into a wild boar.
"Deep Intermediate Transfiguration, it's amazing!"
Professor Flitwick is full of admiration,
"I'm glad you're putting your talents to good use."
If the professor has any suggestions.
"Oh, then Disillusionment Charm, Finite..."
Professor Flitwick jumped down from Staff Room's chair with some excitement.
"Wise choice, but why don't you do it?"
The professor's words made Sean a little overwhelmed. He saw the professor waving his wand, and then a robe floated up and turned into a shield above the wardrobe to block the professor's front. The professor waved his wand, and the shield turned into a spear.
"What did you see? Mr. Green?"
"A combination of Levitation Charm and Transfiguration, Professor."
Sean seemed to have discovered a new world. He immediately thought of how in the battle of Ministry of Magic, when Headmaster Dumbledore faced off against Voldemort, he summoned a glass shield to block Killing Curse and turned it into sand to attack Voldemort. This was a high-level magic combination.
But then, he had some doubts.
"There's no way a wizard can cast two spells at the same time, right?"
Professor Flitwick's voice is high-pitched, but full of wisdom.
"But as far as I know, a powerful wizard can cast two spells at the same time... Casting a spell requires three key elements: correct wand movement, accurate pronunciation of the spell, and high concentration of intention.
To cast two spells at the same time, the wizard must divide his attention in two and direct the magic for both spells at the same time. This is a huge challenge for the wizard's mind. "
Professor Flitwick said as he turned the spear into a sword. After turning into a sword, it circled around Sean.
At this time Sean realized that the professor seemed to have been releasing two kinds of spells.
His green eyes Winky are shining, and Professor Flitwick can easily read his desire for knowledge.
So he turned the sword into a robe and fell into Sean's hands.
"Then you must be thinking, how can you release two magic spells at the same time? Especially for a little wizard... Of course Sile nce Spell——"
The professor asked Sean to use Silent Levitation Charm on the teapot on the table, and then the professor continued:
"If a wizard can cast a spell with Sile nce Spell, then he can theoretically recite another spell while using Sile nce Spell to release a second spell...
A more feasible technique to go with it is to maintain a continuous magic effect first, and then cast another immediate spell - try casting a Lumos Charm - Mr. Green. "
Sean kept the teapot from falling like this. He did realize that after he levitated the teapot, he needed to continuously lose a lot less magic power. At the same time, because he was proficient enough, he did not focus all his attention on it.
"Lumos! (Lumos!)"
Before the teapot fell, Sean's wand tip glowed with fluorescence, but soon, Sean heard the sound of glass breaking.
"Amazing talent!"
Flitwick clapped his hands,
"The point is to provide different channels for the two kinds of magic, Mr. Green."
Sean was thoughtful, and he sensed two different magic powers, especially the magic power of Lumos Charm, which became entangled with the second magic power in an instant, which led to his failure.
"Skilled, Mr. Green, you must be skilled enough."
Professor Flitwick blinked and repaired the teapot.
Sean immediately realized that his Lumos Charm proficiency was still not high enough. He nodded silently.
If he is proficient enough and follows the techniques taught by the professor, can he use Levitation Charm to snatch the opponent's wand, and then release Repelling Charm?
Or use Levitation Charm to throw a stone to interfere with the opponent, and then release Repelling Charm?
Or, like the professor, use Transfiguration to modify the items, and then use Levitation Charm to attack?
Compared with the little wizard who can only cast one spell, his combat effectiveness will be much higher.
Sean doesn't think he can cast two magic spells that require chanting at the same time, nor does he think he can cast two continuous spells.
Even Professor Flitwick has to wait until Transfiguration is completed before the sword can be turned.
In fifth grade, Hermione mentioned that she could not cast Disillusionment Charm on Harry while maintaining custody of Petrificus Totalus at House-elf Winky.
This proves that the more difficult the spell, the less likely it is to be released at the same time.
But even if any magic spell is added to Levitation Charm, his actual combat ability will be significantly improved.
Of course, compared to those advanced magics, Sean may not be effective even if two magic spells are used together.
But what if Sean is proficient in both advanced magics?
Sure enough – you can never have too much knowledge!
In the following time, Professor Flitwick explained Disillusionment Charm's technique in detail to Sean. This is a magic spell that only a fifth-grade wizard can learn, and its function is to make the character invisible like a chameleon.
"Stand still."
The professor said with a smile.
Sean stood silently, and then the professor came over and tapped Sean's head with his wand, making Sean look up curiously.
Then a strange, cold feeling spread throughout his body from where the wand struck.
Sean felt as if he was wrapped in an invisible film, which slid across his skin like water, making him completely transparent.
He knew that this must be the highest effect of Disillusionment Charm - not only did the color and background blend into one, but the outline and shadow also disappeared, as if he was wearing a Invisibility Cloak.