Professor Flitwick Gets Strict
Harry was somewhat skeptical of Ginny's statement.
Indeed, the more advanced the magic, the more ordinary the special effects it produces, sometimes even approaching zero.
However, a skilled wizard, if he wants to show off, can create light and shadow effects that are even more beautiful than those created by an ordinary wizard who is fully focused on casting spells.
They can even design the lighting and shadow effects when casting spells based on their own aesthetic skills.
To make them look better.
His mind was now focused on the last question: why wasn't the riddle about a fire dragon?
But Harry didn't dwell on this question for long.
After all, he is different from the other three Champion.
He already knew the answer.
Their competition takes place in the sky.
His mount is a dragon.
What he didn't know was the existence of the obstacle and the baby setting.
But now he knows.
However, Krum seems unaware of the fire dragon.
This can be seen from the fact that he still rides a broom to train all day long even after solving the puzzle.
He guessed they thought they would need to ride brooms in the later races.
Time: Friday afternoon, October 21st.
Harry and his friends were leaving the common room and heading towards the Charms Class classroom on the fourth floor.
I walked through corridor after corridor, skillfully dodging each disappearing staircase.
Ten minutes later, they arrived at the Charms Class classroom.
Their dean stood smiling on a stack of books as usual, greeting the students as they entered.
Ron even went up to Professor Flitwick and asked him for a piece of candy.
It must be said that after the Third Year, they became much more familiar with Flitwick.
This is because, on his days off, Professor Flitwick's favorite pastime was going to the Three Broomsticks for drinks with his friends.
"Sherry juice soda with ice and whelks" is his favorite drink.
In this rare year when everyone was allowed to go to Hogsmeade every Sunday.
They bumped into Professor Flitwick several times.
Sometimes he would even treat them to Butterbeer.
They also discovered that Professor Flitwick's favorite show was "Man vs. Wild".
He said he spent too much time dueling when he was young.
Because people always make fun of his short stature of less than 1.2 meters and his Goblin lineage.
This forced him to raise his wand and show these people what was so great about his small stature.
In the end, he even brought back a duel championship trophy.
However, this also prevented him from traveling the world after graduation like ordinary wizards.
It's quite a coincidence.
Most of the professors at Hogwarts have never taken a graduation trip.
Professor Trelawney was a shut-in;
Professor Sprout couldn't bear to part with her plants;
Professor McGonagall was in a relationship with a Muggle at the time;
Professor Dumbledore stayed home to take care of his sister;
Professor Snape, on the other hand, joined the underworld;
Hagrid, on the other hand, has a criminal record, had his wand broken, and has been working as a guard on the edge of the Forbidden Forest.
Professor Remus, knowing his Werewolf identity would make it difficult for him to find work, was busy looking for one.
Overall, of all the current professors at Hogwarts, only Professor Riddle has taken a graduation trip.
However, Harry knew that what Professor Flitwick said wasn't entirely accurate.
Professor Riddle was the same.
His true identity is a fragment of Voldemort's soul from his childhood.
It was sealed away in a diary before I even graduated.
The days that followed were spent in the Chamber of Secrets of the Malfoy Manor.
After gaining independence with Dumbledore's help and acquiring a physical body, he only studied in the Muggle world for a period of time.
The rest are all at Hogwarts.
As the school bell rang.
Harry stopped daydreaming.
Bathed in the sliver of sunlight streaming in through the window, the Charms Class began.
"Do you remember which spells you've learned since first grade?" Professor Flitwick asked.
Before anyone could answer, he said directly, "Wand Lighting Charm, Levitation Charm, Fire-Making Charm, Softening Charm, Cutting Curse..."
Unlocking spell, Locking Charm, Mending Charm, Dancing Feet Jinx, Soft Leg Jinx, Engorgement Charm, Shrinking Charm, Freezing Charm, General Counter-Spell, Tickling Charm, Accio.
He paused for a moment, "It took me almost 5 minutes to pronounce the names of these spells just now."
However, how many of you are proficient enough to use all of these spells?
Or, to put it another way, could General Counter-Spell be used to stop the effects of the opponent's spell?
Looking at the students who were now silent and trembling with fear because of his words,
He said seriously, "Today's lesson is, in pairs..."
Let me go over all the spells I just mentioned.
One side uses General Counter-Spell, while the other side uses a spell other than the General Counter-Spell.
Alright, Harry and Ron, you two go first!
Harry stood up immediately upon hearing this.
On the other hand, Ron was completely bewildered.
Didn't we say we'd team up?
Why did Professor Flitwick call out names directly?
"Very good, Harry. You defended very well."
Ron, your Freezing Charm still need improvement.
The incantation for the unlocking spell is "Alohomora!"
Next up: Longbottom!
I have never seen such an excellent General Counter-Spell!
You have a great talent for this.
Next pair, Anthony, you use the General Counter-Spell.
I know your skill level; you're familiar with the other spells. Michael, you come here, let's start with the Levitation Charm."
And so, in this unusual atmosphere, the Charms Class came to an end.
Everyone in the classroom had their heads down.
Even Harry, Neville, and others who were being praised felt the same way.
They were all wondering why Professor Flitwick had changed.
They've become so strict.
In a corner of the classroom that had always been overlooked.
Hermione went even further and asked Ryan directly, stammering, "Is he going to be resurrected?"
I mean Voldemort!
But didn't you say it would only be after this semester ended—"
"This is why there used to be almost ten weeks until the final exams."
It's the same principle as assigning a huge amount of homework during the Easter holidays.
"But isn't this how it should be? It's only ten weeks!"
"I almost forgot, you're a curl king," Ryan said, rubbing his forehead.
What is "Roll King"?
"It's nothing. Let me put it another way."
"It's like even though you're very hot, your mom still thinks you're cold and adds more clothes for you; even though your teeth are perfectly healthy, your dad still thinks there's a problem and won't let you touch sugary desserts," Ryan explained.
Hermione nodded heavily, her expression full of bitterness and resentment, and said, "I understand!"
That's even more outrageous!
There are still six or seven months until Voldemort is resurrected.
Rounding up gives you a year.
Why the rush! It's just a cricket, Voldemort!
Hermione seemed to have drawn a rebellious spirit from Ryan's example, and her whole being was filled with discontent.
Her adorable bunny teeth were also showing.
His cheeks puffed out.
He even started talking nonsense.
"So, if Voldemort is resurrected, I don't have to get involved?" Ryan grinned mischievously and poked Hermione's puffed-up cheek with his finger.
"Ouch!" Hermione opened her mouth to bite, but Ryan pulled it back in time.
She bit her own tongue.
"Ugh~" The pain brought Hermione back to her senses.
She was both ashamed and annoyed.
Her round eyes were filled with tears, and her little face was flushed.
"So careless." Ryan said as he approached.
A thin gray film appeared in the air and passed through the two people's bodies.
The two of them then disappeared.
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