The Dark Wizard of Hogwarts

boom!

A loud bang came out.

Rey was hit by the dazed magical energy, and the whole person involuntarily retreated backwards, and his body hit the wall with a bang.

This is surprising.

Marcus Flint was surprised, and Rey was even more surprised.

Rey came first, the magic power surged in his body, the movements in his hands were standard, and the incantations he blurted out were very timely.

'Except your weapon' was as simple as raising a hand to Rey, but he failed to cast it. The effect of the magic did not appear, and Marcus Flint didn't feel the wand in his hand loosening so much.

This is dumb fire! Such a thing is almost impossible to happen to Rey, but now it is actually happening.

The force of the impact came from behind, and Rey's back came into intimate contact with the wall.

After both Marcus Flint and Rey attacked each other this time, they paused for two beats in surprise.

Rey was surprised that he would fail to cast his magic, but Marcus Flint did not expect his magic to hit Rey first. What shocked him even more was that although Rey was hit by him, there was no sign of a coma at all.

The magic of fainting can not only make people fly out, but also make the other party enter a short-term coma.

However, Rey in front of him was like being punched in the face, and the strength of the punch only made him feel pain. It seems that he is still a long way from fainting.

Neither side hesitated for a long time, it was only the pause time of these two shots.

Either way, Rey was knocked unconscious and slammed into the wall. Marcus was overjoyed, his wrist flicked again, and the magic projectile flew towards Rey's shoulder. He's going to teach this guy a lesson and let him know that it's the price of pissing him off Marcus Flint.

The short-lived surprise was fleeting, and it was too late to think about the reason why he was struck in a stupor and not fainted. Rey squatted down and rushed towards Marcus Flint on the opposite side.

For a wizard who is accustomed to fighting, a wizard apprentice like Marcus Flint can know what his next magic is going to do and where he is going to hit himself just by watching the movements of his wrists.

It's very easy to dodge. Because of the simple attack magic, most of the routes traveled are straight.

Snapped!

The magic bullet hit the stone wall of the castle, splashing a few stone chips.

Rey and Marcus Flint are not far from each other. With one blow, Rey rushed to the front of Marcus Flint.

At this time, Marcus Flint had just reacted, because Rey's speed was too fast, and in a panic, he hit the wand in his hand.

He had already rushed forward, how could Rey let him succeed. The left hand was lifted up, just in time to pinch the right hand of Marcus Flint.

Leaning down with his left hand, Rey made the opponent lean and unbalanced, and at the same time used the speed of the rush, and sent his right shoulder forward. With this delivery, Rey's right shoulder hit Marcus Flint's body.

The location of the shoulder impact was just below between Marcus Flint's ribs.

This is the weakest part of the human body, and a slight punch can make people fall to the ground in pain.

Although the wizard's body is much stronger than the average person, Rey's punch is definitely stronger than a light punch.

This collision directly sent Marcus Flint flying backwards.

At the same time, Rey held Marcus Flint's left hand slightly looser and tighter, and the wand in his hand was naturally taken away by Rey.

The battle ended quickly, and even with the time the two were stunned, it took less than five seconds in total.

Marcus Flint fell to the ground in pain,

He covered his stomach and groaned on the ground, his whole body was so painful that he couldn't speak.

Rey, the winner, disarmed the senior's wand empty-handed. In particular, the fight just now made a few students around him exclaimed.

The magician's battle rarely involves close combat, and this scene really caught the eyes of the surrounding students.

Leaving the disarmed wand, Rey glanced at a few people around, and then walked to the principal's room on the other side of the corner.

Marcus Flint just got hit. That place will only make him sore and exhausted, and it won't cause much damage. He can recover in about 20 minutes at most, not to mention that he still has a few friends who played truant with him.

Even if Rey's shot was a bit strong and made him faint, I believe that several of his friends would immediately send him to the infirmary.

As the students watched, Rey turned to leave.

Now he is no less surprised than the people around him. There were questions he had to prove right away, such as why he failed to cast his magic.

"Wingardim Leviosa!"

Walking to a stone corridor, Rey pointed the wand in his right hand to the leaves outside the corridor.

As the magic was cast, the leaves outside the hallway didn't float as Rey expected.

It's like a wizard with magical powers that fails without practice.

The floating spell, this simple spell can be said to be the earliest magic that Rey learned. But now it is....

"I have a problem myself!"

After several consecutive small magics, Rey finally confirmed this fact. Not only the floating spell, but also the fluorescent flashes. Rey clearly felt that the magic within his body did not obey his commands.

The problem is not only this, but also the strength of the body.

The body was getting stronger from the magic blow, so strong that he didn't feel much at all about the magic attack of fainting.

It can be said that Marcus Flint's stupor just now was not as powerful as Rey's back hitting the stone wall.

If there wasn't a stone wall behind him, Rey might have just been knocked back by Marcus Flint's stupor.

Although the power of magic also depends on the wizard who casts the magic, at least Rey's body's anti-magic resistance has surpassed that of the wizard by too much.

This reminded Rey of what it looked like when Doric was knocked unconscious by his own. At that time, Doric's physical fitness was a lot stronger, and his current self should be almost the same as his physical strength at that time.

Because Doric is a vampire, his physique is stronger than a wizard. And what about yourself? Could it be the change brought about by the incarnation of a giant dragon?

The body has strengthened, and the reaction speed has also accelerated a lot. However, the induction of magic power has become quite unfamiliar.

This puts the cart before the horse, and I don't know whether such a change is good or bad.

Rey was a little uneasy, in the wizarding world of wizards. No matter how strong the physical quality is, the inability to cast magic will always be the biggest drawback.

"Rey, why are you here?"

Just as Rey was walking down to consider the problem, he heard Dumbledore's questioning voice.

Before he knew it, he had reached the door of the principal's office. At this time, the rotation of the giant behemoth had just ended, and Dumbledore was walking out of the headmaster's room.

According to Dumbledore's calculations, Rey would not wake up until at least noon. In addition, he had instructed Hagrid that Rey would live in his cabin before the vampires at Hogwarts were found out. So Rey shouldn't be here at this time.

His thoughts were interrupted by Dumbledore's voice, and Rey raised his head and responded, "Professor! I think..."

As soon as he spoke, Rey stopped immediately. Because Dumbledore was not the only one who came out of the headmaster's room.

Next to him are the Minister of Magic in a gentleman's hat: Cornelius Fudge, and two similarly dressed Oros.

Of course, there is another person here at this time. That was the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts: Carbopol Dorek.