My Black Magic Is Too Good, It Can Be Automatically Whitened

Dunn's demonstration made many students eager to try.

It turns out that levitation spells can be so cool!

Unfortunately, reality and ideals are the distance between them and Dunn.

It was the first time that the Floating Charm was cast, and only three people in the entire classroom successfully floated the quill.

They are Ella, Abraxas, and Sirius.

Goshak added five and ten points to Ravenclaw and Slytherin.

Most people didn't even move the quill.

Moody was only slightly better, his quill twitched at least a bit.

The most unlucky guy was a Hufflepuff boy, maybe too nervous or too excited, he just lit his quill.

Dunn raised his hand with a water like fountain spell to help the boy douse the quill, and then used the Restoration Charm to help him repair the quill.

Two standard spells in a row, and Dunn didn't even use his wand.

Go'shak's mouth moved, and he finally resisted the urge to give Gryffindor more points.

The next time, Dunn began to guide the new students one by one to cast the floating spell.

Without any intention of avoiding suspicion, Dunn was the first to guide Angelica.

After explaining the basics of casting a spell, Dunn asked Angelica to try it.

Angelica wanted to pretend to fail and asked Dunn to teach her a few more times, but unfortunately her body couldn't defy Dunn's order at all, and an almost perfect levitation spell was cast, causing the quill to float.

Dunn praised Angelica twice, then turned and walked to the next student.

The second person who received Dunn's guidance was Ella, because the other party had already mastered the use of standard levitation spells. Dunn told her more about how to control the magic power in detail and make the levitation spells change more.

At first, Goshak suspected that Dunn was getting closer to Ella, but when Ella cast the levitation spell for the second time, she could control the rise and fall of the quill. In addition to staring, Goshak also Can't blame anything more.

The next one-on-one coaching, Dunn is very casual, purely depends on personal mood.

Under his guidance, the progress of the freshmen's practice of the Levitation Charm has indeed been greatly accelerated.

While not everyone can succeed, at least they can see improvement.

It was Moody's and Hagrid's turn, with Dunn coaching both at the same time.

Hagrid's magical talent is average, but not as bad as Dunn imagined, after all giants are magical creatures, not only in size and muscles.

After patiently explaining the basics of a standard spell, Hagrid cast the spell for the third time, successfully causing the quill to float.

Dunn spoke highly of Hagrid's performance.

Moody frowned in disapproval.

He succeeded in his first spell under Dunn's guidance, but Dunn said it was mediocre and asked him to practice more.

Originally Moody wanted to ask Dunn, he had learned the Levitation Charm, when would he teach him the Stun Charm and the Iron Armor Charm.

It's a pity that Dunn went straight to the next student after coaching Hagrid, not giving Moody a chance to speak at all.

When it was Slytherin's student's turn, Dunn basically took a look, pointed out the inadequacy of the spell, and moved on to the next student.

It's not that Dunn is perfunctory, but the overall quality of Slytherin freshmen is indeed higher than other colleges.

When it was the "elf prince" Abraxas Malfoy's turn, Dunn didn't mean to teach him at all, he was just chatting.

Dunn thought Abraxas Malfoy's name was too long and called him Abu directly.

Abraxas-Malfoy didn't mind that, and instead asked Dunn why he was thinking about studying the Levitation Charm.

The Levitation Spell that Dunn just demonstrated looked very easy, but he must have thought about it for a long time, otherwise, no matter how talented Dunn was, it would be impossible for even a spell master like Goshak to be amazed.

Dunn jokes that he thinks broomsticks are too slow right now, so he did some research, maybe after graduation, he'll open his own broomstick shop.

Of course Abu would not take it seriously.

Because he knew very well that Dunn wasn't short of money.

No one knows how wealthy the Corleone family is than the Malfoy family.

It is no exaggeration to say that all the working capital of the Holy 28 pure blood families in England are added together, and there is no more money in Gringotts than the Corleone family.

Of course, this is only working capital. If the fixed assets include some ancient magical inheritance, the Corleone family will be much inferior.

The true heritage of a pure blood wizard family cannot be measured by Jin Galleon.

Otherwise, Corleone would not have devoted himself to the study of black magic.

Dunn naturally wouldn't tell Abu that his research on levitation spells, including his research on broomsticks, was for Gryffindor's sword.

More than a thousand years ago, Gryffindor asked goblins to forge this sword. The reason was that the relationship between wizards and Muggles was extremely tense, and Gryffindor needed a sword to defend himself.

A good wizard does not do it, but must be a knight.

Dunn seriously suspects that Gryffindor has the same problem as Don Quixote, and the dream of knighthood is over.

The only difference is that Gryffindor is an overly good wizard, so people don't think there's anything wrong with him, but instead think it's a sign of bravery.

Now the sword is in Dunn's hands.

Dunn has no interest in being a melee wizard, but having such a legendary weapon that goblins have coveted for thousands of years is a waste.

Fortunately, Dunn is not the "indigenous" of this world. The memory from another time and space told him that there is a thing called flying sword in this world.

Although this is not the world of Xianxia, ​​immortality and magic are the same thing in Dunn's eyes.

It's not scientific anyway.

Using magic to simulate the effect of flying swords, the first thing Dunn thought of was the suspension spell.

Success must be a success, or there would be no such demonstration as Dunn just now.

But Dunn himself wasn't satisfied.

Using the suspension spell to control the flying sword has a lot of shortcomings.

The speed is not fast enough and the response is not flexible.

The most important thing is that it is troublesome to manipulate.

It's far from the level in Xianxia's novels where the flying sword is like an arm.

So Dunn turned his thoughts to broomsticks.

Solve the flight first, then consider the control. *