The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Needless to say, Professor Lupine is really a good professor. He is kind-hearted, humorous, knowledgeable and knowledgeable.

More importantly, he is patient.

Spellcasting is nothing more than a combination of spells, gestures, and corresponding psychic powers.

Very simple stuff.

But some little wizards just can't figure it out.

Professor Lu Ping also took the trouble to explain it over and over again. Don't give up until everyone understands.

Snape beside him had already looked impatient.

When Professor Lupine finished teaching, Snape immediately stepped forward, looked around, and said in a playful tone: "Since everyone understands, I think it's better to ask two students to come up and demonstrate for everyone..."

With that said, without waiting for Professor Lupine's consent, Snape's eyes were locked on Harry.

"Potter...the famous savior. I think everyone should be curious about how you defeated the mysterious man...right?"

Snape looked at Harry with mocking eyes, "You wouldn't mind showing it to us, right?"

Harry's face turned red with anger.

Snape turned his eyes, looked at Malfoy and said, "Malfoy, you are Potter's opponent!"

Malfoy stepped forward, surrounded by the two followers, looked at Harry and said, "Potter, are you scared?"

"Malfoy!"

Harry gritted his teeth and said, "Don't cry later."

Malfoy smiled arrogantly upon hearing this.

On the side, Professor Lu Ping was a little helpless.

Snape is too willful!

However, when teaching has reached this point, it is indeed necessary to find two students to demonstrate for everyone.

With the demonstration, we can better guide other students.

This is the choice...

"Okay! Potter, Malfoy, if you two are willing to show it to everyone... please come on stage!"

Professor Lupine didn't want to disgrace Snape, so he said in a kind tone: "Remember what I just said, your mentality must be stable, you must have firm beliefs when casting spells, and don't be affected by the surrounding environment."

Malfoy walked onto the ring first, looked at Harry and smiled provocatively, "Potter, come up!"

Harry walked onto the ring without fear.

When passing by Professor Lupine, Professor Lupine patted Harry on the shoulder and whispered: "Be careful!"

"Don't worry, Professor." Harry looked confident.

The Harry now is not the Harry before.

During the Christmas holiday not long ago, Harry had just experienced Sirius' dueling training.

Although Harry lost to Peter Pettigrew before, we cannot deny Harry's strength.

He does have some talent in dueling.

"Andy..."

After Harry came on stage, Ron came over.

At this moment, he asked with a worried face: "Do you think Harry can win? Why do I feel a little bad..."

"Probably..." Andy said lightly.

Andy had seen Harry's strength.

Last time in the cemetery, Harry and Voldemort fought to a draw.

But that cannot be the basis for judging strength.

So Andy is also curious, how far can Harry do against ordinary wizards?

In the ring, Harry and Malfoy were already fighting each other.

Unlike the imaginary novices pecking each other, the third-grade wizard already has a certain amount of magical power. Generally speaking, after reaching third grade, little wizards will mature quickly.

Harry's fighting was quite methodical, and it could be seen that Sirius's special training results were very good.

Malfoy, on the other hand, was a bit unexpected.

His performance was very good, and he was able to fight back and forth with Harry, and for a while he was not losing at all.

"Is this a time to go home and start a small stove?" Andy thought to himself.

But if you think about it carefully, it's not too surprising.

Judging from the current situation of the Malfoy family, Lucius Malfoy has every reason to train his son specially - although it is of no use.

Andy watched for a moment.

"What a surprise..."

Andy's eyes were deep and he thought a lot at that moment.

Harry's strength can indeed be considered outstanding among the group of young wizards. In the third grade, besides Andy and Hermione, Harry and Malfoy should be the strongest.

However, with such strength... Harry's ability to fight Voldemort to a draw was really pure restraint.

"magic……"

Andy murmured to himself, "It's really interesting."

At this moment, Andy was completely convinced that if Voldemort did not use Harry's blood to complete the resurrection ceremony, then he could kill Harry.

As long as Lily's protective magic fails, Harry will be vulnerable to Voldemort.

There is no such thing as a tie!

But now... Voldemort used Harry's blood to complete his resurrection, which seemed to weaken the effect of the protective magic, but lengthened the time of the protective magic.

And this time... is likely to last a lifetime!

There may be some influences that Andy doesn't know about.

"Is this what Dumbledore wants?"

Andy thought to himself: "Voldemort... is really being manipulated."

According to the prophecy, only one of Harry and Voldemort can survive.

And one kills the other!

In prophecy, this is certain.

In other words, if the prophecy cannot be changed...then destiny dictates that no one can kill Harry until Voldemort dies.

Harry could only die at the hands of Voldemort!

Lily's protective magic can only protect Harry until he reaches adulthood.

And the prophecy also mentioned that Harry has power unknown to Voldemort!

Dumbledore took advantage of Voldemort's "unknown" to force him into a desperate situation step by step.

Yes! In Andy's opinion, Voldemort is now in a desperate situation.

The only difference lies in whether the next victory will be a complete victory, a great victory, or a tragic victory?

"It's kind of scary!"

If Andy were in Voldemort's position, he would probably be frightened right now, right?

That battle in the cemetery was so weird!

While Andy was thinking, the two people on the ring had already decided the winner.

Harry won.

But he himself also fell under a curse from Malfoy.

Snape seemed to be in a good mood at the moment.

It didn't matter whether Harry won or not, as long as he was cursed, Snape was happy.

Next, Professor Lupine continued to host the duel club activities. He divided the little wizards into four groups and took the stage one by one for a two-by-two duel.

He and Snape were each in charge of a group, and Andy and Professor Flitwick were also brought in as tool men to be in charge of one arena.

The little wizards were in high spirits.

And Andy also had an eye-opening experience.

At the beginning, the little wizards were able to follow Professor Lupine's teachings and conduct duels in a strict manner.

But they soon discovered that such a duel was useless.

As a result, these little wizards allowed Andy to experience the magic of "a hundred flowers blooming".

If it weren't for this duel club, Andy wouldn't even know that these little wizards have mastered so many interesting little evil spells.

Where did you learn this from?