Hogwarts: The Greatest Wizard

"Of course, the premise of this fairness is that you need to have a body like an adult wizard."

"Therefore, experienced wizards will guard against the disarming spell. Here, I also want to remind you that you should never let the enemy take away your wand easily, although I just said that wizards who lose their wands are all the same,"

"But you also have to understand one thing, that is, a wizard's means are definitely not just magic, but also various props. For example, this ring on my hand has a coma spell on it, which can replenish magic power and restore the number of times,"

"In this class, if anyone can meet my standards, I will give him this ring."

Sakaski Rich said here, paused and said,

" I have already taught you about the Disarming Charm before. In this class, besides continuing to practice this spell, you have to find the most suitable way to hold the staff for you. "

Listening to the words that Sakaski Rich used to teach, Finny was very shocked.

Not because what he said was wrong, but because what he said was absolutely correct. These are not only common sense in the wizarding world, but also some secrets that powerful wizards do not talk about tacitly.

For example, in terms of the way to hold the staff, whether it is Hogwarts, Durmstrang, Beauxbatons, or even Ilvermorny in America, the God's Finger is a magic institute that will not teach wizards about the way to hold the staff. Even for combat magic, their teaching is just some common and commonly used magic.

Nowadays, only Sguller in the magic world will teach the way to hold the staff, because this is actually the entry-level teaching for combat wizards.

Every wizard who is good at fighting will have the most suitable way to hold the staff for himself, and even the most suitable way to cast spells for himself.

This will not only make their spellcasting smoother, but also make their control over the wand stronger, and they will not be easily disarmed.

In the magic world, wizards who are good at fighting often use pinching and pinching. Finny's wand holding method is between these two, and is more inclined to pinching.

That is, pinch the wand with the thumb, index finger and middle finger.

Dumbledore uses a typical pinch, pinching the wand with the index finger and middle finger.

Such content will not be taught easily in magic schools. Now that Richie mentioned it and has begun to teach several common methods, Finny knows that he is really teaching the young wizards about this.

However, this is wrong. Richie would not teach students like this even in Sguller, and he taught with such a peaceful attitude.

This is not what the madman who can attack the heir of his family and even almost kill him does.

Unless the person in front of him is not that madman, not Sakaski Richie.

Unfortunately, Finny returned the Marauder's Map to the twins, otherwise he must see if the person in front of him is Richie himself.

If not, there would be a big problem. If it is, it would still be more terrifying.

Fortunately, Finny has no way to confirm this matter now, so he doesn't have to worry about it now.

Richie spent a class teaching the little wizard about the disarming spell and the wand holding technique. As for the ring, unfortunately, no one can reach his standard.

Finny is obviously good enough, but he didn't take what he learned in this class so seriously.

Whether it is the wand holding technique or the spell casting technique, Finny has his own.

The wand holding technique was improved by himself, and the spell casting technique was one he found in the Black family's classics, which is very suitable for combat.

Although Finny felt a little puzzled in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, he did not find any clues to Richie's real purpose, which made him very uncomfortable, but he was helpless.

For a long time afterwards, Richie's Defense Against the Dark Arts class was like this.

Sakaski really tried to teach the little wizards combat magic and how to fight against dark wizards.

Until one day, a little snake from Slytherin who was in the same grade as Finny was called to the office by Sakaski in the name of private tutoring. Finny realized that something was wrong.

Because this was not the first time that Sakaski called students to the office, and the personnel were different each time. Finny didn't take it seriously before, because they were not in the same class as him, and he didn't know them.

But this time, the little wizard he called over was a little wizard he knew.

This little wizard came from the Nott family. Yes, the Nott family that compiled the book "Pure Blood List" about the twenty-eight holy families.

Little Nott was talented in both Defense Against the Dark Arts and Combat Magic, and was the second best wizard in Slytherin after Finny, but he had not yet reached the level where he could learn other things in advance.

Such a little wizard obviously did not need private tutoring, but Sakaski still called him to his office.

After Finny learned about this, he also asked around in Slytherin.

Because of the Flint family, he soon learned that this was not the first time Sakaski had called a little wizard to his office. Finny also realized that Sakaski's purpose of coming to Hogwarts might have already begun.

And this realization also made him panic,

because he knew very well that Sakaski was not a guy who would follow the rules of the Elders' Council, and he was likely to attack Finny. No matter what his purpose was, getting rid of Finny was absolutely possible and would definitely be done.

And now, although he didn't know whether his goal had been achieved, it was certain that his plan had begun.

Thinking of this, Finney felt that he couldn't sit there and wait for death.

He immediately got up and left the Slytherin common room and went to the headmaster's office on the eighth floor.

He knew very well that no matter how strong he was, he was just a little wizard, so he should let the professors worry about such things.

"So, Mr. Black, what do you want to tell me? I'm curious about what serious matter can make you come to the office of this old guy you hate at this time."

Finney sighed and said,

"Professor, although I am indeed a little wary of you, you don't have to squeeze me now, right? Didn't we sign an agreement? I won't do anything that harms Hogwarts, and I will help you deal with the mysterious man, and you have to protect me,"

Dumbledore nodded, smiled and looked at Finney, and asked,

"So, have you found clues about Voldemort now, or have you found someone who wants to deal with you?"

Looking at Dumbledore's expression, Finney understood that the last time he told him about Sakaski, he didn't find anything useful.