A certain Hogwarts rune professor

Chapter 107 Snape's Proposal
The little wizards looked at the flock of birds above the arena obsessively. This is a kind of creature that does not exist in reality, and even the state in front of them can only exist for a short time, but they hover over the gilded arena with fiery red feathers The scene is a memory that many little wizards will never forget in their lifetime.

Professor Flitwick waved his wand, dispelling the magic.

"These spells are taught in class and don't require additional learning," Flitwick said. "However, once put together, they work really well."

A senior Ravenclaw girl couldn't help asking: "Professor Flitwick, I know all three kinds of magic. Can I master this combined magic?"

"Miss Parma, the difficulty of combining magic never lies in the spell itself, but how you match and maintain your spells so that they remain stable as a whole."

Flitwick said: "So you ask me, can you master it? The answer is yes. But it takes time and practice. This is a test of your ability to control the spell."

"The above is an example of the first type of spells cooperating with each other, which has certain requirements on your own abilities. The second type is relatively simple."

"The dueling magic we commonly use, such as petrification spell, disarm spell, stun spell, iron armor spell, etc., are really useful. But we can combine some other spells to give you more advantages."

"When the two sides of the duel are evenly matched, it is often these seemingly insignificant and simple spells that become the key to breaking the balance."

Next, Professor Flitwick showed his background as a master of spells——

"For example, super sense spell, it can significantly enhance your own perception, make you more sensitive to the environment, and more sensitive to spells;"

"For example, the recovery spell, cast on yourself before the duel, can effectively resist the stun spell or spells that confuse the mind-the effect depends on the power of the opponent's spell, but no matter what, it will have some effect;"

"Or the spell 'Smooth slide', which makes the road in front of you smooth;"

"Or the Water and Fire Impeccable Curse, which can resist water and fire damage. Although it doesn't work against black magic flames, it is still very effective against ordinary flames;"

Flitwick cited more than a dozen spells in a row, and the little wizards were all dumbfounded.

Even Felix looked thoughtful, thinking about the impact of Flitwick's theory on himself.

In fact, his instant killing technique is the product of this theory of "spells cooperate with each other": thinking speed, apparition are the core of it, and the stun spell as the attack method can be replaced by other spells-it depends What is he trying to achieve.

Theoretically, the Stunning Spell can be completely replaced by the Petrifying Spell or the Disarming Spell, which has little effect on this tactic.

And Flitwick's method of 'breaking the stalemate with simple spells' matched the fight between Felix and Lockhart.

It can only be said that the two professors, Flitwick and McGonagall, each start from different fields, but reach the same goal by different routes, and they are perfectly embodied in Felix.

In the end, Flitwick concluded: "Spells are alive, and they have various complex relationships. Some restrain each other, and some complement each other. If you are interested in duels, you can spend more time and reorganize yourself. Learned spells."

"I think you will have a new understanding of them."

Next, Professor Flitwick called a few Ravenclaw students to show his theory to other young wizards.

Like Professor McGonagall, he also limited and restricted himself.

Even in the face of three people besieging at the same time, he can always find the most suitable method to break the opponent's offensive with simple spells.

"Watching Professor Flitwick's duel is like watching a waltz." Justin Flitary said adoringly.

"What's that?" asked the little wizard next to him.

"Uh... a Muggle dance that looks very graceful and personable," Justin explained.

As a duel champion, Flitwick's foundation is extremely solid, especially the transition between steps. Many spells can be blocked or avoided directly.

The little wizards couldn't take their eyes off it, and when Professor Flitwick released a large number of fireworks with his wand, easily blocking the opponent's sight, the house was full of applause.

Finally, Flitwick saluted and left with a smile on his face.

There was unstoppable applause behind him.

The third person to take the stage was Snape. As soon as he stood in the middle of the ring, the restless little wizard instantly fell silent.

Snape's style was completely different from the previous two professors. He said in a cold tone: "What I want to share is when you meet the most dangerous dark wizards and those dregs hiding in the dark gutter -"

He looked at the little wizard in the audience, and after a long pause, he said, "How should I deal with it?"

The little wizards were silent, they were frightened by the scene described by Snape, but Harry suddenly remembered his brief experience of straying into Knockturn Alley.

Knockturn Alley is adjacent to Diagon Alley, which is a dirty, narrow alley lined with gloomy and dark shops, all of which seem to have something to do with the dark arts.According to Hagrid, there are quite a few dark wizards hiding there.

This year, I made a mistake because of using Floo powder and got into it by mistake.At that time, a scary-looking old witch took the initiative to talk to him. She held a plate of something that looked like a dead man's nails in her hand. If he hadn't met Hagrid by chance, he didn't know what would happen.

Snape continued slowly, "You need to recognize the danger and differentiate the danger."

"You need to prepare different coping strategies: how to deal with fights at school? how to deal with conflicts with strangers? how to deal with evil black wizards? and dangerous creatures and plants..."

"Frankly speaking, I don't think your tricks will work in the face of a dark wizard... Running away is always the first choice; asking for help is the second choice; when you have to do it... Take the first shot, Use any spell you can think of."

Snape's black eyeballs were motionless, as if they were set in two stones.He said unhurriedly: "In a duel, taking the first shot is always the best strategy. Giving up the priority means falling into a disadvantage."

There was deathly silence below the stage.

"Severus..." Professor McGonagall said with some anxiety, "I don't think little wizards need to touch these things."

Snape raised the corner of his mouth and showed a mocking expression, but he didn't continue the above topic either.

"In the face of danger, use your best spells, not the most powerful spells. Speed, angle, timing, success rate, these are far more important than pure spell power."

(End of this chapter)