A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

An open space was cleared in the center of the lounge, surrounded by seats and sofas moved by the little wizards, and they were placed in an irregular circle.

In the center of the circular open space, two magic puppets are fighting fiercely.

One of the magic puppets crackled with arcs and sparks from its fist, slammed into the opponent's face, and immediately stopped moving.

"Four to two! The first finalist is Angelina Johnson! Let's cheer for her!" said Fred, the referee: "At the same time, she will get coupons for the couple mirror and participate in the guessing. Sweepstakes for…”

"It's the lottery." George next to him reminded him, and Fred changed his tune: "That's right, the lottery."

"Then—the next game! Professor Hai, Haip?" Fred found Felix and waved at George in a panic, and George put away the parchment in front of him tacitly.

"You guys are gambling together?" Felix looked at him.

"No, no," Fred explained. "We're promoting couple mirrors and having fun."

Felix looked at him suspiciously, and Fred swore, "Absolutely not. If you don't believe me, ask them." The other little wizards nodded.

"Okay, where's Percy?" Felix didn't ask further.

"He's not here, Professor, with Penello I guess," Fred said without hesitation. "I can provide a couple of their dating locations."

"Cough, there's no need for that." Felix felt a headache for Percy, he raised his volume, and said to the little wizards around him, "I'm here to collect your Christmas stay for Professor McGonagall. Come and fill out the list, and tick the corresponding options..."

"Well, the form is here for now, and I'll pick it up this afternoon—if Professor McGonagall hasn't gotten rid of her little trouble."

The little wizards came around one after another.

Felix stood by and looked at the Gryffindor lounge. It was his first time here. The layout here was different from that of Slytherin or Ravenclaw. Gold and red were the main colors, and the shape was very different. Like a big round living room.

There are soft armchairs and sofas in the lounge, as well as small solid wood chairs and tables, and notice boards are posted with various announcements, posters and messages written by the students themselves.

The latest headlines are the Weasley twins' Couple Mirror promotion and the news that Ravenclaw beat Hufflepuff in a Quidditch match at the end of November.

Beneath the message was a line of uplifting flashes of handwritten text: "We still have a chance!"

The overall layout of the common room includes a large open area and grid spaces in the corners separated by partitions.

In addition to a huge fireplace that occupies an entire wall, the other three walls are covered with tapestries with scarlet undertones, and the tapestries are painted with many famous portraits of witches and wizards, in addition to some animals.

Felix thought the majestic flaming lion he had seen was very similar to what Professor McGonagall showed in the dueling class.

'Maybe some kind of magical creature? ' he guessed.

"Professor," Hermione had just finished filling out the form and came over with Harry and Ron.

Felix looked at them with a smile: "I heard that your duel study group did a good job?"

Harry couldn't help scratching his head, "It's mainly the three of us practicing, Dean and Seamus occasionally come over."

Felix said: "Harry, I have read your dueling system paper, it is very suitable for you, when you can integrate it into every battle with ease, it shows that you have mastered the paper thoroughly. ."

Ron said, "I think Harry's going to—" Harry hurriedly grabbed him.

Felix looked at Ron and asked with a smile, "You mean to say that Harry has achieved the duel system constructed in the thesis now?" Seeing the professor's lifeless appearance, Ron nodded boldly.

This is Ron's personal experience. If it is not the disarming spell, he can still have a few tricks with Harry. After all, he has barely mastered spells such as iron armor spell and stun spell.

But in the face of Harry's most powerful Disarming Charm, all his resistance was ineffective - his Iron Armor Charm shattered from the middle like a funny little biscuit, his wand flew out, and his whole body was knocked away, There is no second possibility.

Or, Harry made the trajectory of the disarming spell into a magical arc, and with the steps he had learned from dueling lessons, he could always break through his defenses with ease.

This also made Ron secretly anxious, and even the food in the cafeteria was not delicious - he didn't want to be thrown too far.

Felix thought for a while and decided to test it, "Look at me, Harry." His eyes turned silvery white, and Harry met his gaze, stunned for more than ten seconds, and suddenly stumbled, almost stumbling. fell down.

"Professor?" Ron supported Harry and looked at Felix in surprise. He almost thought the professor in front of him was Black in disguise.

The reason for that was because they had done something similar last school year, sneaking into the Slytherin common room with a potion, trying to get information on the heir of the secret room from Malfoy.

They had discussed before that if Blake wanted to infiltrate the Hogwarts castle, Polyjuice Potion would be a good idea. However, the result of the final discussion is that this possibility is unlikely, because it is difficult for Black to break through the looking glass line of defense at the gate of the castle.

"I'm fine," Harry breathed. "Professor Hepp, this is—what is—"

"I have a unique magic, although not absolutely accurate, but it can still be used to test your progress." Felix said.

Harry said with great admiration, "I dare say, this magic is absolutely extraordinary, I can actually fight with you in my consciousness..."

Ron looked at him in shock, what did Harry say, fighting in consciousness? Is it what he thought?

"Is it the Thinking House, Professor?" Hermione guessed, she had practiced ancient Rune in the Thinking House before, and she had never fought.

"Well, it's just a bit similar. To be honest, I've made too much progress in the field of memory magic recently. I've discovered a lot of novel techniques, and I haven't had time to name it yet," Felix said.

He took this topic and looked at Harry, Ron and Hermione, "It can be seen from the test just now that Harry has not mastered the duel system he has drawn up, especially in various details, there are still many problems. ...Actually, Harry's problem is also your problem.

It takes more than one threshold to go from theory to practice, and it takes longer to turn it into an instinctive reaction that doesn’t require thinking. "

"For some people, this time could be a lifetime," he said with a serious expression.

"Of course, all three of you are gifted wizards, and the only enemy you need to defeat is complacency, which will hold you back."