Over this period of exploration, the students had come up with quite a few methods for practicing the "Disarming Charm."
After a period of exploration, Hogwarts students had developed many academy-specific ways of practicing the "Disarming Charm."
Hufflepuff students, for instance, preferred holding group discussions, eating all kinds of snacks and sweets while sharing their experiences and insights on practicing the "Disarming Charm."
Ravenclaw students, meanwhile, used past issues of the Hogwarts Voice as a foundation before branching out into the library's various books, attempting to sort out the theoretical techniques best suited to their own practice of the "Disarming Charm."
Slytherin students would seek help from their families or use various channels to contact all kinds of wizards in the magical world;
Whether Hit Wizards, Aurors, or even certain wizards who operated in gray areas, all could become sources they consulted for experience.
The most distinctive of all, however, had to be the Gryffindor students.
Gryffindor students had likewise developed several theories, and the most "dazzling" of them was summed up as "Facing Snape."
In the eyes of many Gryffindor students, only by undergoing Professor Snape's "trial" and successfully mastering the "Disarming Charm" could one practice it in a way that best embodied the Gryffindor spirit.
This method of practicing the "Disarming Charm" even carried a touch of legend. According to many Gryffindor students, an extraordinarily peculiar badge was buried at the edge of the Forbidden Forest.
Only after a student completed the challenge of "Facing Snape" and mastered the "Disarming Charm" would this badge reveal its true form.
It would transform from an utterly ordinary piece of iron into a genuine, glittering badge.
Fred and George's friend, Lee Jordan, was said to have mastered the "Disarming Charm" through "Facing Snape," thereby obtaining a Courage Badge bearing the image