Harry Potter and MI6

After several attempts, Lu Ke finally used the enhanced armor spell.

Feeling the thick barrier around him, Luke breathed a sigh of relief. He probably didn't keep Ropacz waiting for too long.

"I'm ready."

Hearing Luke's voice, Ropac nodded.

During this time he had piled rubble in front of him.

"Then I'm going to fight."

Ropacz twisted his body, shook his clothes, and splashed the thirty gravels in his pocket onto Lu Ke's Iron Armor Curse.

"Bang!"

Dust was flying for a while.

Luke's reinforced armor spell withstood this wave of attacks without any pressure, but a second attack followed immediately.

Ropac tossed his clothes, rolled up a dozen more gravels among the piles of gravel on the ground, and threw them out with the help of inertia.

After repeating this three times, Ropacz stopped and smiled.

"good."

This was the first verbal praise that Lu Ke had heard since class this morning.

At the same time, Leonid also came back with a bunch of things.

"How is it?" Leonid asked Ropacz. Seeing his shirtless appearance, Leonid, who knew the training process, could roughly know what stage he was at now.

"Luke's Iron Armor Curse was used well." Ropacz gave a positive evaluation.

"Well, that's good." Leonid took out something from what he carried and handed it to Luke, and then said, "Even so, wear this."

A body armor vest.

Luke was stunned. Ever since he attended Hogwarts for more than a month and had a fight with the Death Eaters in 1972, his ideas had changed so quickly that he almost forgot that there were other things.

This is something to enhance protection.

But soon he remembered the dress given to him by the Vanzhuo family, and wondered how the defensive power of that dress compared with the body armor.

While thinking, Lu Ke had already taken off his coat and put on the body armor underneath.

Leonid saw Lu Ke put on the body armor and asked: "This was modified overnight. We don't have a body armor suitable for your body type here. Does it still fit you?"

After a little exercise, Lu Ke waved the wand randomly again. After confirming that it would have no effect, he said: "No problem, thank you very much."

"Okay, then let's talk about the battle."

While Leonid was talking, Ropacz unfolded the things he brought one by one and set them up around them in a certain formation.

They were dummies made of paper with bull's-eyes painted on them.

"This cost is relatively low." Seeing Lu Ke's strange look, Ropacz explained, "I don't really want you to kill everyone."

"Now, assuming these dummies are obstacles, or things flying towards you, how can you move quickly and crush them one by one or avoid them?"

Leonid posed a dilemma for Luke.

Lu Ke was very cooperative and simulated that situation in his mind.

He would not be optimistic that with the help of the Disillusionment Curse and the Animagus he had concealed, he would be able to obtain information unimpeded and then escape unscathed.

This kind of siege is entirely possible.

Is there any spell that works right now?

Even the strengthened armor spell will not just delay your death. If you can disapparate, you can escape there quickly, but there is no guarantee that Grindelwald's remnants have not placed an anti-disapparation barrier there, let alone

I don't know how to do it myself.

Shattering Curse and Transformation Curse.

Lu Ke came up with two more useful spells, but soon refuted himself in his heart.

Even if you use two wands to cast spells at the same time, the efficiency of resistance is only a drop in the bucket. What's more, when you use two wands to cast spells at the same time, the power of each spell will be slightly reduced.

If the barrier propped up by the doctor's sonic screwdriver seems to be able to solve this dilemma, but how to escape?

Use the celestial magic inherited from Professor Sinistra's family to hypnotize everyone?

It seems feasible.

Leonid and Ropacz looked at Luke who was deep in thought. They didn't know all of Luke's moves. Naturally, they didn't know that he had gone through so many ideas in his mind and even found a very feasible method.

In their opinion, Lu Ke should have no solution.

So after Luke thought for a moment, Lopez spoke: "Don't let the curse limit your potential."

Lu Ke broke away from his thinking state when he heard his voice and looked at Ropacz with curious eyes.

He really didn't understand what Ropacz meant.

But Leonid took the initiative to take over the detailed work of explaining.

He explained: "Although the magic spells used by wizards today are the crystallization of the wisdom of outstanding wizards over time, have you ever thought about how wizards cast spells before they created magic spells?

of?"

Luke really hadn't thought about this issue, but he quickly thought of something that Stray had mentioned not long ago.

"Did you ever lose control of your magic when you were a child?"

At the same time, Leonid gave the answer that Luke was thinking about.

"No." Luke shook his head.

"...It doesn't matter. It's better to say that. Just listen to my explanation." Leonid was silent for a while and began to explain.

"This is indeed a terrible phenomenon. Due to emotional outbursts or other reasons, the magic power in the wizard's body bursts out and plays all kinds of strange effects." Leonid continued, "The reason why it is called out of control is not only

This is because the effect is unstable, and also because most of the time, the magic used in this state is harmful to the caster himself."

"So the wizards developed magic spells, founded academies, and taught other wizards how to control magic. But before that, wizards without magic spells could still exert their great strength and create things that were far more powerful than the magic spells.

destruction or miracle."

"Now you have learned to use magic to use magic, so it is like a reverse disassembly process. If you do not use magic and simply mobilize magic to simulate similar properties, will you be able to create unexpected effects?

Woolen cloth?"

Leonid's words gave Lu Ke a lot of inspiration.

Although he has never lost control of his magic power, there are many similar phenomena among the young wizards at Hogwarts.

For example, the explosions caused by Seamus, the strange spells of Ron and Neville, the occasional chaos caused by Crabbe and Goyle, etc...

When their magic is out of control, it is indeed much more powerful than when they use magic spells normally.

According to Leonid, if one simply uses magic power to simulate the properties of a spell, then the efficiency of spell casting may be higher than that of a silent spell.

"Try it, with a strong desire to destroy these obstacles, simulate the magic power into the characteristics of the crushing spell."

After saying that, Leonid and Ropacz stepped back a little.

Their behavior was equivalent to letting Luke take the initiative to guide his magic power out of control. Although they believed that Luke's level of magic spells and his magic power that had never been out of control would not allow him to hurt himself in this attempt, they wondered whether it would hurt them.

It’s hard to say.