Transfiguration, Finite, Disillusionment Charm.
It is a practical spell set that Sean developed for himself. They provide offense, defense and concealment respectively for Sean.
One of the most important tasks for Sean is to upgrade the next two magic spells to the [Expert] level, improve his actual combat ability, and unlock the [Expert] level Title in the magic field.
After all, after "Standard Spells: Level 4", the difficulty of learning spells will suddenly increase.
Sean needs to prepare for future Charms learning.
"Very good choice,"
Professor Flitwick was pleased to let Sean open "Standard Spells: Level 4", which completely recorded Finite's pronunciation and spell-casting gestures.
"Finite is the basic counter-curse magic in the spell system. It is very effective in removing low-level curses and control spells——
Release a spell, Mr. Green. "
Sean silently released a Water-Making Spell and recorded the counter-spell.
Sean knows that some Dark Arts have their own corresponding counterspells, such as Sectumsempra of Professor Snape.
But obviously, some counterspells can also deal with most Dark Arts, such as Finite.
It is the counter-curse of many poisonous curses and curses.
It's very interesting. Sean only thought of it as a defensive spell before, but if you think about it carefully, its magic principle is not to provide defense for the wizard, but to disrupt the opponent's attack.
"Finite Incantatem. (Finite.)"
Professor Flitwick waved the magic wand, and all the water flows disappeared without a trace.
"Oh - do you feel it? Mr. Green."
Professor Flitwick crossed his hands, slowly placed "Standard Spells: Level 4" on the somewhat worn desktop and asked.
"The magic is blocked, Professor."
Sean felt that the magic output from the tip of his wand seemed to be blocked. Naturally, his spellcasting was disrupted.
"Excellent! Keen perception!"
Professor Flitwick was walking around excitedly,
"Come and try, end, disintegrate, remember, Mr. Green..."
"Finite Incantatem! (Finite!)"
Sean imitated the professor's gestures, imagining that he was going to end the opponent's spell, so he swung the tip of his wand downwards.
[You practiced Finite once with entry-level standards, and your proficiency is +3]
The Water-Making Spell that the professor had just released disappeared immediately.
"Amazing rate of progress!"
in the classroom.
Hermione has been reading "Simple Introduction to Ancient Runes" for five days. She is naturally very interested in this mysterious and powerful text, and has also borrowed many related books from Library.
Justin naturally acts as Sean's sparring partner. After all, Sean cannot release Finite into the air.
[You practiced Finite once with entry-level standards, and your proficiency is +3]
[You practiced Finite once with entry-level standards, and your proficiency is +3]
This practice continues until Sean unlocks Finite.
For the rest of the time, Sean was guiding a certain excited Little Badger.
After all, Neville has been making feathers fly all over the sky recently, and Justin is going to learn this magic spell, so that Neville won't be afraid to practice with small wooden boards - Neville has always been afraid that he can't control it well and hit people.
But what Sean didn't expect was that the Finite he had just learned would soon have the opportunity to practice.
After entering October, the weather is getting colder and colder.
The mountains around the school are gray and occasionally covered with thin ice and snow, and the lake gradually begins to freeze.
At this time, the little wizards will put on their gloves and scarves, and the most common things they do are chatting, doing homework, and playing games in front of the fireplace.
Friday afternoon,
Charms classroom.
Because there is no fireplace here, it seems very cold. Coupled with Professor Flitwick's new talk about Water-Making Spell today,
Everyone tried it cautiously, fearing that the water would flow out and wet themselves.
Professor Flitwick demonstrated the movement of the wand again. The movement was as smooth as drawing a winding stream in the air.
"The wrist must be soft and not stiff. The incantation is 'Water-Making Spell'. It should be recited as crisply as the tinkling of spring water, not like hitting stones..."
The classroom was soon filled with whispers and swishes of wands.
Justin carefully waved the wand, and a small stream of water emerged from the tip of the wand. Although it was weak, it was in the right direction, which made him relieved.
He looked back,
Sean was building an arch bridge with the water flow, then waved his wand and recited a spell. Before the water flow fell, it was Scourgify.
"Oh - that's amazing."
Justin murmured to himself, with a proud smile on his face.
"Very good, Mr. Green! I want to add two points to Ravenclaw!"
Professor Flitwick walked over and nodded to Sean with satisfaction.
"Of course, good progress, Hufflepuff plus one point, Mr. Finley."
Justin The smile on his face became gentler.
Among a group of Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, a touch of orange stood out.
Seamus·Finnigan, due to his continuous explosions, Professor Flitwick had to let him practice more, so he gave him an extra class and paid special attention to him.
It's like paying a lot of attention to Sean - the professor's eyes jumped back and forth between Sean and Seamus throughout the class.
Seamus frowned, his face showing concentration and determination.
He reminded himself that he could not fail again, even if he failed, he could not cause an explosion...
So he firmly remembered the "power" and "gushing" mentioned by Professor Flitwick, and told himself that he must succeed at least once.
He clutched the wand tightly, as if it were not a wand but the reins of a wild horse that needed to be tamed.
"Water-Making Spell!"
Seamus shouted and used all his strength to draw the wand forward in an arc.
However, things didn't go as expected.
There was no clear spring water, not even sporadic splashes of water.
It was replaced by a deafening bang, like a water-filled balloon bursting under high pressure.
An unbelievably thick, completely out-of-control water column—more like an invisible buffalo knocked out with all its strength—spurted out from the tip of Seamus's wand.
Professor Flitwick was facing away from him. When the professor noticed, the cold water rushed straight towards the professor.
However, just behind the water flow, a pair of green eyes were shining:
"Finite Incantatem! (Finite!)"
A fleeting light emerged from Sean's wand, and the water flow gradually disappeared in the air as if it encountered some resistance.
[You practiced Finite once as a proficient person, and your proficiency level is +10]
Sean took back the wand, Professor Flitwick was so angry that his whole body was shaking:
"I want to deduct three points for Gryffindor!"
Although the professor calmed down after a few seconds, he still punished Seamus to copy a hundred times:
"I'm a wizard, not a wand-waving baboon"