Hogwarts Blood Curse Martial Arts

Next, as the proficiency and magic power increase, the levitation spell will become more flexible, able to hold up heavier objects, and even be able to remove the gravity acceleration caused by falling from high altitudes.

However, in the seventh grade, gestures are still needed to assist. Even if the magic power is enough to remove gravity, the caster will definitely be smashed into a pulp.

If you want to avoid gesture assistance, you need to understand the thick stack of theories in the textbook. Then, when casting a spell, you can create a magic model in your head, and you can raise your staff and shout "Wingardim Leviosa——" in a handsome manner.

If you don't even have time to roar, then you need to understand the entire theory and simulate the entire magic directly in your mind when casting the spell, that is, holding the staff and casting the spell silently.

If you don't even have a magic wand, then just fall to death! Not all magic can be cast silently without a wand.

When Chen Bin yawned for the seventh time, the class finally ended.

Next, Chen Bin knew that an important plot was coming again, but this time he couldn't ignore it. Because this time it may affect Hermione's life or death, if the plot is changed and Lao Deng really doesn't know about it.

After class, Ron got emotional and criticized Hermione's shortcomings behind his back, which happened to be overheard by the people at the time.

In tears, she knocked Harry away and ran away, not to be seen during the next class or even throughout the afternoon.

Harry and Ron went downstairs for a Halloween party and overheard the twin sisters telling their friends that Hermione was crying sadly in the women's bathroom and refused to let anyone comfort her.

Ron's expression changed when he heard this, but he forgot about it after walking into the restaurant.

"Ron is actually quite a scumbag. He is cowardly, greedy for face, has no strength, and doesn't know how to coax girls. How did he end up with Hermione as a cabbage?" Chen Bin was eating dinner while staring at the ceiling. Halloween decoration.

"Bin, do you also have a special liking for jack-o-lanterns and bats?" Wood followed Chen Bin's gaze for a long time and asked in confusion.

Chen Bin rolled his eyes and said angrily: "It's nothing, I'm just thinking about something, and you don't understand even if I tell you."

"Tch!" Wood looked at Chen Bin with contempt and continued to talk nonsense with him.

Since Digory has recruited more and more friends to join the "Defense Against the Dark Arts" practice, Chen Bin's circle of friends has also become larger and larger, and his image has gradually changed from a poor student to a top student. If he is not convinced, he can just start a group battle. Moreover, he also spent the whole night in the Room of Requirement. The members never saw him doing homework, but he was able to supervise the papers of senior students.

Digory originally brought a few Hufflepuff classmates over, but the popularity of this house was very good, so he brought friends from three other houses over. He felt that the practice effect was very good and he would bring other friends over.

Although the activities also have their own small circles, the atmosphere is harmonious. For example, Oliver Wood and Marcus Flint are the Quidditch captains of their respective colleges, and they don't like each other. At best, they each find their own friends to train with, and treat each other as nothing.

In the original book, Gryffindor is righteous and Slytherin is despicable. In reality, students from each college also have their own strengths and weaknesses, and they don’t have the stereotypes that the college should have. Maybe their true nature hasn’t been revealed yet, right?

Also, most Gryffindor students generally don't speak wisely and don't take other people's feelings into consideration when doing things. Slytherin does talk about class, bloodline, and strength, but when no one is provoking, he is quite aristocratic, and he will not speak ill of wizards who are mixed-blood or born in Muggle families.

In reality, Wood has a very vicious mouth, often brags, and even likes to slander the Slytherin Quidditch team.

Flint was provoked and naturally led his teammates to fight back.

To put it simply, they are just irritable young men in adolescence. They have no bottom line when it comes to their enemies, but they are very good to their friends.

Chen Bin often dealt with these two people during practice to get rid of their tempers. After all, no one wanted to have trouble with their results.

Since then, the nightly practice is no longer limited to "Defense Against the Dark Arts", but also "Charms" and "Transfiguration". Many senior students come to discuss homework, and the club has become all-round. The exam-oriented tutoring club has a formal registration in the school - "Mutual Aid Learning Club".

Over time, Chen Bin's reputation as a top student spread among the senior class, and his popularity improved.

Suddenly, Professor Quirrell rushed into the dining room, ran to Professor Dumbledore's chair with a frightened face, and gasped: "The troll... is in the underground classroom... you should know..."

After saying this, he fell to the ground and passed out.

"I give this acting skill 10 points." Chen Bin stared at Quirrell with disdain and said disdainfully: "Full marks are 100."

There was chaos in the dining hall, and Professor Dumbledore immediately ordered the prefects to take the students back to their dormitories.

"Follow me! Don't get separated, first-year students!" Percy immediately gave instructions after hearing this. "As long as you listen to my instructions, you don't have to be afraid of any trolls! Okay, follow me closely. Get out of the way, the first-year students are about to pass! Please forgive me, I am a prefect!"

Harry and Ron were following the Gryffindor team, discussing how the troll came in. Harry grabbed Ron's arm sharply. "I just remembered—Hermione."

"What's wrong with her?" Ron didn't know what he meant.

"She doesn't know about the trolls yet."

Ron bit his lip, but was convinced. "Oh, okay, but it'd be best if Percy doesn't see us."

Then they ran in the opposite direction.

Chen Bin followed them from a distance, feeling vaguely uneasy or uncoordinated, but he couldn't figure out what was wrong.

They slipped quietly down the empty side corridor and hurried to the women's room. Just as he turned the corner, he heard rapid footsteps behind him. They looked over from behind the stonework and saw Snape disappearing from their sight as he walked down the corridor.

"What is he doing?" Harry asked in a low voice, "Isn't he staying in the underground classroom with other teachers?"

"how could I know!"

Chen Bin saw them walking along another corridor and continued to follow them.

"He's heading towards the third floor," Harry said, but Ron raised his hand.

"Can you smell anything?"

Harry sniffed, and a foul smell penetrated his nostrils. It was a mixture of smelly socks and public toilets. Then there was a low grunt in the distance and the sound of feet dragging on the ground.

Ron pointed to the end of a passage on the left, where a huge thing was moving towards them.

The two immediately retreated into the darkness and watched as it slowly walked into the moonlight.

The troll took the wooden stake and stopped in front of the door. It swung its long ears, then lowered its head and entered the room.

The two of them discussed for a while, Harry successfully closed the door, and then turned the key in the keyhole to lock the troll inside.

When Chen Bin saw this, he finally thought about where the dissonance was.

In the novel, the two Harrys blended into the Hufflepuff team, and then chased them to the door of the women's room and locked the door; in the movie, the two turned around and ran away. Miraculously, no one noticed their whereabouts and rushed straight in. Women's restroom.

The current situation is that the conflicting contents of the movie and the novel are mixed together - run out directly, but lock the door of the women's toilet.