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"Watch carefully!"

Professor Flitwick waved his wand and cast an activation spell on the painting.

After a burst of dazzling green light.

The portraits of the two people on the oil painting suddenly blinked at the same time.

They first greeted each other:

"Hello, Professor Flitwick!"

"Hello, Cedric!"

Then they looked at the two people in front of the oil painting.

"howare you guys?"

"Very good, thank you for your concern!"

Flitwick obviously had no intention of chatting with "himself". He waved his wand and hung the painting on the wall.

Soon.

The two people in the oil painting left the frame together and went exploring outside.

Flitwick wanted to find someone to duel with.

The memory Cedric left for "himself" was that he would ask other people for knowledge.

Yes, oil paintings also have memories.

But it is said that there is an upper limit.

"This is really good!"

Cedric praised him, and then began to ask deeper questions:

"Professor Flitwick, I've been thinking about it!"

"If this kind of oil painting can have intelligence, why can't we use it in battle?"

"fighting?"

Flitwick tilted his head and motioned for Cedric to explain further.

"Yes!"

"If it is a duel between wizards, then naturally they will test each other's magic strength, mastery of magic spells, as well as competitions such as reaction speed, quick wit, and the power of magic spells."

After Cedric explained.

I asked myself a doubtful question.

"If it is in reality, why don't we create some magic props to assist ourselves?"

The duel between wizards is quite special.

Because no matter what spell you cast, you need to mobilize all your magic power to cast it. You can only speed up the spell, but you cannot use it at the same time and cast two kinds of magic at the same time.

Therefore, wizards will try their best to avoid fighting with each other head-on.

A head-to-head fight is like two fired bullets. Even if your own bullet is more powerful than your opponent's, unless there is a several times difference, it is likely to ricochet.

So you saw the wizard duel.

It's two people holding up magic wands to test each other.

The one who strikes first needs to think.

What magic attack will he use to suppress the opponent? Can he crush him all the way and finally achieve victory?

The last one to take action was thinking.

What spells should you use to remove the spell or defend yourself, so that you consume less, and then find opportunities to counterattack, and ultimately achieve the goal of victory.

Except for people like Voldemort.

Magic, power, and even evil psychology can lead to powerful black magic.

Only then can it be done.

The opponent couldn't defend himself against his magic, so he was defeated in two or three blows.

That is to say.

If the opponent's damage doesn't far exceed your defense.

The choice of spell, the proficiency of the spell, and even the nerves may even become important factors that affect the outcome.

so.

Cedric has always wondered why he didn't get some props.

"Your question is very novel!"

In your own office.

Flitwick took out his wand, placed it in his hand and examined it carefully.

He thought for a long time.

This gave an answer:

"First of all, making magic props requires extremely powerful magic. It is not that simple to make an ordinary item have magical properties!"

"Secondly, we seem to be used to using magic to solve everything!"

Said.

Flitwick demonstrated it on the spot.

"If I need anything!"

He clicked the tea set with his wand, and the teapot started to move automatically.

Then he clicked on the messy pile of homework lying on the ground.

soon.

A pair of invisible hands began to sort it out.

The homework was placed one by one and rearranged into a neat pile on the floor.

Cedric was silent.

These are not even some powerful spells, but just magic spells that come out randomly as Professor Flitwick thinks.

Like Mrs. Weasley.

She waved her magic wand at the kitchen utensils in the kitchen, and then started cooking dinner according to her ideas.

Thoughts control magic, and magic expands infinitely.

Cedric understood somewhat.

I carry the memories of an ordinary person in my previous life, so I have great expectations and awe for machines that can operate automatically.

Even though the machine will be slower at first.

But the advantage is that it can continuously operate on its own, which will eventually surpass Muggles with limited energy.

But wizards are different.

Even if a bombed-out house is repaired, if there is no magic left in it.

Repair is just a matter of spells.

Even if the magic power is low, it's just a matter of using it a few more times.

"But what I'm most confused about is!"

Flitwick looked at Cedric with a scrutinizing look.

strictly speaking.

This is a peaceful time in the wizarding world.

Why would the Cedric in front of him actually want to spend a lot of time and energy to develop an item that only exists for combat?

"Child, what makes you start thinking that you must win in an actual battle?"

Cedric was stunned for a moment.

Then he slowly said: "Actually, I have realized since I was very young that the mysterious man will actually come back, right?"

"You? Why are you so sure?"

Flitwick was stunned.

In fact, the current magic world.

Except Dumbledore was pretty sure Voldemort would come back.

All the Death Eaters who had been marked by Voldemort knew that Voldemort was not really dead.

Because although their marks are very faded, they are still there.

But some may think so.

Voldemort no longer has the strength to make a comeback!

Later, as Voldemort's power continued to recover, the mark gradually deepened, which was why Karkaroff approached Snape in panic to discuss it.

"You-Know-Who, You-Know-Who."

"No matter how evil and terrifying a person is, if he is really dead, why don't you even dare to mention his name?"

Cedric gave an example:

“Even Grindelwald is only rarely known, but it’s not that he’s afraid to mention it!”

this?

Flitwick looked down and thought.

Although this reason was valid, he felt a little forced based on this alone.

He opened his mouth to console and said:

"I know that many people may now say that Voldemort will make a comeback, but..."

"professor!"

Cedric interrupted Professor Flitwick in a rare move.

He smiled helplessly.

You can't say that he knows the plot himself: "Just think of it as my own unfounded worries!"

"this!"

Professor Flitwick didn't know what to do.

He could tell that Cedric was hiding something, but the other party said he didn't want to talk about it anymore.

This troubled him.

Thinking about these is much more complicated than studying duels and spells.

"It's okay, professor, maybe you can point me to a clear path. If I really want to learn this knowledge, who do you think I should look for?"

Cedric asked.

See how persistent he is.

Flitwick, who had already established a mentor-disciple relationship with him, had no choice but to lower his head and think carefully.

In his opinion.

Cedric is his best disciple and half-successor.

If you really want to learn, it is a waste to find ordinary wizards. If you want to find one, you must try to find a master in this way.

soon.

A dazzling name appeared in his mind.

He raised his head suddenly: "If you really want to learn alchemy, then there is a unique candidate in this world!"

"It's just that ordinary people really can't find him!"

"But you're very lucky because you know someone, possibly the only one who knows his whereabouts!"

"who?"

Cedric asked eagerly.

"Dumbledore!" Flitwick said simply.

Only Dumbledore knows!

And he is also a master of alchemy!

That person's name quickly popped into Cedric's mind.

"Professor Flitwick, are you talking about..."

He was completely stunned.

After a while.

Cedric and Flitwick said the man's name at the same time:

Nico Flamel!

The greatest alchemist in the world!

Also known.

The only legendary being in the world who created the Philosopher's Stone and successfully allowed himself and his wife to live over 600 years old!