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Time quickly came to a few weeks later.

During this period of time, apart from attending normal classes, Kyle spent the rest of his time either studying his magic or using thunder and lightning to strengthen his body.

As for the progress of the twin brothers' alchemy gun transformation plan, Kyle didn't pay attention to it.

If George and Fred achieve anything, they will talk to him themselves.

During this time, Hermione also successfully found an opportunity to block Dumbledore at the door of the principal's office on the eighth floor of the castle, and revealed to him that Kyle had hidden a large amount of arms in Hogwarts.

To Hermione's surprise, Dumbledore just told her that he would handle it, and then nothing more happened.

As the days passed, Kyle and the naughty Weasley brothers were still doing what they were supposed to do.

As for the punishments that should be imposed - such as confiscation of firearms - there are none.

Hermione was a little confused.

Could it be that Principal Dumbledore just let it go?

In fact, Dumbledore had no control over it.

Last school year, he blocked all the secret passages in Hogwarts leading to Hogsmeade. As a result, the four members of the Alliance of Fathers and Sorrows suddenly changed their way of traveling - climbing over the wall.

Dumbledore can use a barrier to seal off the entire Hogwarts wall, but that will only be used when Hogwarts is in a state of crisis.

Moreover, after the wall is closed, the four of them still don't know how they will continue to go out.

Dig a tunnel?

Kyle's wine cellar was also sealed, but that was of no use. It couldn't stop a few underage wizards from drinking secretly.

Kyle and the others always get wine in ways that Dumbledore never thought of.

The most outrageous thing is that they use grain to make their own wine in the dormitory.

Now about the arms matter...

Dumbledore has given up.

Judging from Kyle's behavior in the past few months, although Kyle is not the kind of person who follows the rules, he is very sensible.

Perhaps the few years of wandering life have given Kyle a maturity that others of his age do not have. He can clearly distinguish between what he can do and what he cannot do.

At least Dumbledore doesn't have to worry about any school shootings happening at Hogwarts.

Then let him go.

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One day later, a notice was posted in the Hufflepuff common room - on Thursday morning, the Hufflepuff badgers would have flying lessons with the Ravenclaw eaglets.

Gryffindor and Slytherin's flying lessons are in the afternoon.

As a college where Muggle wizards make up the majority, most of Hufflepuff's students have never been exposed to broomsticks before, and Quidditch was only heard of for the first time after they came to Hogwarts.

Everyone from a wizarding family talks endlessly about Quidditch.

People from Muggle families can only talk about the difference between Quidditch and football.

Kyle heard from Hermione that there were a lot of students in Gryffindor who were bragging about their flying skills all day long.

They told many self-acted stories that ended with them narrowly avoiding a Muggle helicopter or Muggle jet.

Kyle, who knew what pure-blood wizards were like, didn't believe these lies at all.

Most of them may not even know what a helicopter or a jet looks like.

As the time gets closer to Thursday, the little wizards become more and more nervous.

Even those little wizards who brag about their flying skills are no exception.

During breakfast on Thursday morning, Hermione and Hannah's little heads were pressed together, studying a book called "The Origins of Quidditch" borrowed from the library.

The content they read was mainly some flight instructions in the book, hoping it would be helpful to their flying lessons.

Kyle was the only one who looked calm.

He had hang-glided with Buckbeak several times.

When I was in France, I also rode a broomstick several times with Alfred.

As an expert in taming falcons, he is no match for a broomstick.

The arrival of the owl postman interrupted the two little lolita's research on "The Origins of Quidditch".

An owl brought little fat Neville a small package from Neville's grandmother.

Neville opened it excitedly and showed everyone a glass ball as big as a marble, which seemed to be filled with white smoke.

Kyle recognized that thing as a memory ball.

Just hold it tightly and the smoke inside will turn red, which means you forgot to do something.

The memory ball in Neville's hand now turns red.

Little Fatty struggled to remember what he had forgotten.

At this moment, Draco Malfoy passed by the Gryffindor dining table and suddenly snatched the memory ball from his hand.

"Hey! Draco!" Kyle stopped him and made a tiger mark in his hand, "Do you want to experience it again?"

Malfoy scowled, quickly threw the memory ball back on the table, and hurried away, followed closely by Crabbe and Goyle.

Kyle scared Draco away with just a few words, and made Draco obediently return the memory ball to Neville.

Ron, who always had conflicts with Draco, suddenly felt that Kyle was so powerful.

"Kyle, what does that gesture you just made mean?" Ron asked curiously.

This wasn't the first time he saw Kyle making this gesture.

Every time George and Fred saw this gesture, they would shut up and run away.

"Oh, you're talking about this," Kyle gestured with the tiger seal again, "This is a move in fighting skills, called the Millennium Kill."

Ron's eyes lit up, "Can I learn?"

Kyle looked up and down Ron's small body.

"To learn physical skills, you need to have enough perseverance to persist in training. For example, if I get out of bed before dawn every day and do morning exercises, can you do it?"

Ron looked at Kyle with a frightened look as if he were looking at a monster, "Every day... get up before dawn?"

"When the two of us first learned magic from Kyle..."

"He drags me out of bed every day before dawn."

George and Fred both came forward to speak out.

Ron looked at his two brothers even more strangely.

Getting up before dawn every day is something a normal human being can do?

He suddenly felt that learning to fight was no longer fun.

Wizards, aren't they supposed to be flirting with each other with their wands raised?

What's the point of learning how to fight?

Kyle had long seen that Ron was just being obsessed with it and didn't really want to learn physical skills, so he wasn't surprised by his reaction.

"You don't need to learn fighting. I can teach you a few tricks so that you can easily deal with Crabbe and Goyle."

Ron's enthusiasm returned, and even Harry pricked up his ears and listened carefully.

"If you want to deal with those two people, they are taller and stronger than you, so you have to take advantage of your body's dexterity."

Ron nodded.

"You can use your backhand to attack again. When they rush towards you, you only need to use your strength to throw them on your back, causing their heads to fall to the ground, twisting their necks and then they are unconscious."

Ron felt something was wrong, but he still thought what Kyle said made sense.

"You can also show your enemy weakness first and let them relax their guard. When they leave, you can pounce on them, jump up behind them, and give them a cross."

Kyle showed Harry and Ron what the formed crossbar would look like.

"There's no solution to the cross-set type. You can easily strangle them into unconsciousness."

Harry had silently taken out his parchment and quill and started taking notes.

"Or you can make a sliding tackle. As a boy, the most vulnerable place is the lower third lane."

Kyle's gaze moved downwards.

"A shovel passed under them, and then he stabbed them three ways with something in his hand..."

Ron and Harry thought about the consequences of being attacked on their third floor, so they nodded wildly.

"Is there any more?" Ron asked eagerly.

Kyle spread his hands to indicate that Ron had no more tricks.

"You should learn these three moves first. You can't bite off more than you can chew. Moreover, these three moves are enough for you to deal with Draco and the three of them."

"Okay." Ron turned back to face the Gryffindor table.

As he ate breakfast, he imagined how he would punch Draco and kick Crabbe after learning these three moves.

After returning to the Hufflepuff table, Kyle laughed maliciously.

What he just taught the two of them were the tricks of the famous Five Tiger Generals in Tieba in his previous life.

If he hadn't fought with someone for seventy-five minutes and had the physique to run thirty kilometers after the fight, Ron, who had learned these tricks, would most likely only be able to kill Draco with a sliding shovel.

After all, people's bodies are different and cannot be generalized.

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Guess what they want to do by teaching Harry and Ron to slide tackle at this time?

Let me give you a preview of the third update tomorrow. (This is for sure)

There may also be three updates the day after tomorrow. (This is uncertain)