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

Dunn didn't know what Scamander was thinking, but he had to point out in front of a crowd of freshmen that he could cast spells without a staff.

Crucially, Dunn doesn't think wandless spellcasting is that powerful.

He got up from the lawn, picked up Moody's dropped wand, and returned it to its owner.

Moody refused to take the wand, because he felt Dunn wanted him again to help with the demonstration.

He who has already lost face once, naturally refuses to lose face a second time.

On top of that, Moody would now rather face Scamander than be Dunn's opponent.

Scamander's voice sounded just in time.

"Anyone willing to cooperate with Dunn? It'd better be a boy."

No one spoke.

Sirius even turned his head to the side.

Only a fool would do such a self-humiliating thing.

Scamander was a little surprised.

Dunn's place in this class of freshmen is far beyond his imagination.

There wasn't even a single person who dared to confront Dunn.

Just as he was about to take the roll call, a boy finally raised his hand.

It's Hagrid.

Scamander was a little disappointed.

Looking at Hagrid's harmless appearance, Scamander knew very well that Hagrid's willingness to be a "sparring trainer" for Dunn was definitely not for bravery.

More likely, it was because he had a good relationship with Dunn and lived in the same academy dormitory, so the kind-hearted Hagrid came forward to help.

Even so, this behavior is still to be encouraged.

"Gryffindor plus 5 points!"

Hagrid stood across from Dunn, wand in hand, slightly nervous.

It doesn't fit his physique at all.

"Hagrid, just attack me with that spell that Moody just used."

"OK."

Hagrid was obedient and immediately raised his wand.

While Dunn taught Moody the stun spell, he also taught it to Hagrid.

"Passed out!"

"Except your weapons!"

Hagrid's wand flew out of his hand, and he stumbled back two steps before regaining his footing.

Everything looks like the demo between Moody and Scamander just now.

The only difference is that Dunn doesn't have a wand in his hand.

Picking up the wand and returning it to Hagrid, Dunn turned to the freshman who looked at him like a monster.

"I hope my demonstration just now will not give you a wrong guidance, thinking that wands are useless. In fact, any wizard who masters wandless spellcasting will definitely use a wand instead of his bare hands when using magic. The reason is very simple, I can Unleash a magic that is several times more powerful through a wand, why do I have to cast without a wand?"

"Instructor Scamander is right, always pay attention to your opponent, but you really don't have to worry about casting spells without a wand. After all, an opponent who can remove your wand from you will definitely have a lower level of magic than you. In this case , if you have a wand and lose to a wizard who casts spells without a wand, then I can only say that you deserve it!"

This is a bit of a counter-attack to Scamander, and some of the freshmen couldn't help laughing.

But Scamander didn't rush to retort, he wanted to hear Dunn's real opinion on the Disarming Curse.

"Because the wand is so important to a wizard, the disarming spell becomes a very practical spell. In fact, as long as the difference between you and your opponent's magic power is not too great, the success of the disarming spell is only related to your speed. One thing you can learn from Moody, he just showed us the correct way to fire a disarming spell."

Moody was sure Dunn wasn't bragging about himself, but he was still a little excited.

He couldn't help but raise his eyes and peek at Scamander, only to find that the other party was just frowning, not stopping Dunn from continuing.

"Of course, even if you seize the opportunity and successfully remove the opponent's wand, it's not the time to secretly rejoice. First of all, you have to beware of whether the opponent has another wand hidden, and more importantly, remember to grab the opponent's wand first and then get rid of the opponent's wand. It's not for the other party to pick it up."

"If you succeed in getting the other party's wand, then I would like to solemnly remind you that many wizards will make a particularly stupid mistake at this time, and they will try to use the other party's wand to cast spells to attack the other party."

"Imagine how rewarding it is to beat your opponent with his wand, and if you think so, you're not far from death!"

Dunn is not to scare everyone, this is the lesson of Voldemort, the most dangerous and powerful dark wizard in history.

In the final confrontation, Voldemort died under Harry's Disarming Curse.

Although this has nothing to do with the disarming spell.

Voldemort died because he used a Elder Wand that did not belong to him to cast a Killing Curse at Harry, the real owner of the Elder Wand, and the spell bounced back and he committed suicide.

Although ordinary wands are not so powerful, at most, they do not cooperate with wizards to cast spells, but in a duel, this is deadly enough.

Scamander looked at Dunn on the lawn talking to a group of freshmen with a strange delusion.

Dunn seems to have been through a lot of battles.

But in fact, Scamander has seen Dunn's information. Before entering Hogwarts, Dunn has been staying in an orphanage in London, and he has not even had the opportunity to come into contact with the wizarding world.

Scamander is not a bloodlineist, but at this moment he really feels the innate excellence of the pure-blood wizard in Dunn.

After Dunn explained how to use the Disarm Charm, Scamander asked everyone to practice in pairs.

Moody had wanted to practice with Hagrid, but Scamander called him out to practice with Dunn.

This is Scamander's personal care for Moody, and he wants Moody to master the Disarm Charm as soon as possible.

But Moody doesn't think so.

Bracing himself to stand opposite Dunn, Dunn also took out his wand, and at this moment, Moody suddenly called to stop.

"What's wrong?"

"Can you promise me not to use the Iron Armor spell? I know that spell will bounce back the spell, and I don't want to be knocked down by my own spell, it's really shameful."

"Don't worry, I promise not to use any magic spell."

Moody's eyes flashed with slyness, and he made a sneak attack.

"Except your weapons!"

The wand shoots a white light that hits Dunn.

However nothing happened.

The unbelieving Moody cast the Disarm Charm on Dunn again, with the same result.

Sirius's ruthless sarcasm sounded beside him.

"Idiot, don't you listen to lectures in class? Your magic power is much lower than the other party's, how could the disarming spell be useful?"

Moody turned his head in embarrassment and, without a word, fired a disarming spell at Sirius.

Bang.

Sirius seemed to have been slammed by something, and his wand flew away. *