NOVEL WEB Harry Potter Fantastic Beasts Illustrated Book
Chapter 105 How can I defeat the opponent?
Chapter 105 How can I defeat the opponent?
In the next few days, Professor Quirrell continued to read his textbooks in class as if nothing happened.
Even when he ran into David in the hallway, he would greet him submissively.
If David hadn't met him, there would be an inexplicable chill in his heart, and David felt that the person in the forest was not him.
David absorbed the magic of the unicorn, and also possessed its ability to judge other people's malice towards him.
In the afternoon after a day, the corridor on the eighth floor.
David held a note and led Hermione and the others up and down the corridor.
The note was delivered to his pillow by Fox in the early morning.
It reads: "The Room of Requirement is opposite the Panama Tapestry of the Troll Stick Dazed Silly Panama in the hallway on the eighth floor. Focus on the venue you need, and you can get the room you want."
The handwriting is Dumbledore's.
After walking past the tapestry three times, David saw a smooth door slowly emerge on the opposite wall.
David walked over to press the doorknob, and gently pulled it open, revealing the scene inside.
Ron and Harry rushed to take a look inside and rushed in immediately.
"Great, come in David, come and see these things." Ron shouted excitedly as he wandered around the room.
David looked around inside, some tall shelves were placed in the corner, and there were various magical instruments and books on them.
"Hermione, Neville, go in first, I'll wait for Professor Flitwick at the door." David said.
Hermione and Neville nodded, and hurried in. The things inside were very attractive to them.
After a while, hurried footsteps came from the side of the corridor.
David looked over there, and a short figure ran over with quick small steps. It was Professor Flitwick.
"I'm sorry, I'm late, there was another class just now." Professor Flitwick said out of breath.
"It's okay, professor, we just arrived." David said.
After Professor Flitwick entered, David gently closed the door, and the smooth door on the wall of the outer corridor disappeared immediately.
Professor Flitwick walked to the middle of the room and scanned for a while, then smiled and said, "Oh? Are there no chairs here? But it's okay, there are only five students, I believe you can see my figure, not just hear my voice .”
Harry and the others immediately covered their mouths and laughed, because the tension about starting a new study dissipated a lot.
"Okay, okay, everyone is quiet." Professor Flitwick clapped his hands and said: "Now we officially start class."
"First of all, I am very honored to be invited by Dumbledore to teach you some dueling skills." Professor Flitwick said proudly: "I will definitely teach you some useful things. When I was young, I won the dueling championship of!"
"The champion of the duel competition?" Ron couldn't help exclaiming: "Professor, can you tell us about it? What is the duel competition like?"
Professor Flitwick waved his hand: "I'll tell you during this break, and now we have class first."
Ron stood aside and nodded.
"Before starting the formal teaching, I would like to ask you a question." Professor Flitwick looked up and scanned everyone's faces, and then said, "Why do you learn dueling skills?"
"You must know that there is no dueling competition now, and you can't make your name through duels." Professor Flitwick explained: "Are you now joining the Aurors in the future or simply pursuing power?"
David pondered for a while, and first said: "Professor, I learn dueling skills to protect everything I love, family, magical animals, and my friends."
After David finished speaking, he glanced at the people around him.
"Very good, how about you?" Professor Flitwick looked at the others.
"I'm a professor too, and I want to protect my friends," Hermione said firmly.
Harry and Ron also gave the same answer.
"And you, Mr. Longbottom?" asked Professor Flitwick.
Neville's lips moved, and he said intermittently, "Me too, Professor."
After finishing speaking, Neville paused for a while, and then whispered, "I'm still planning to become an Auror in the future!"
"What? Mr. Longbottom, could you be louder?" Professor Flitwick encouraged.
Neville took two deep breaths, put all his energy into it, and turned up the volume: "I want to be an Auror in the future, just like my parents!"
"Very well, Mr. Longbottom, I believe you can do it," said Professor Flitwick.
Then Professor Flitwick stood out a little, so that the strain on his neck was less.
"I hope everyone can remember what you said today during the learning process. After all, the learning of dueling skills is a very boring and tiresome process." Professor Flitwick said: "Remembering your goals will allow you Persist in this process."
David and the others nodded quickly.
"Then what is the purpose of the duel?" Seeing that everyone had written down what he said, Professor Flitwick said seriously: "It is to defeat the other party, or even kill the other party!"
Hermione and Harry had a tinge of fear as they heard Professor Flitwick's last words.
"When you hold your wand and stand face to face with others, you must have this awareness!" Professor Flitwick said to Hermione and the others.
"So how can you defeat the opponent?" Professor Flitwick motioned for them to answer.
"Professor, master more spells than the other party?" Hermione raised her hand and said tentatively.
"Very good, Miss Granger!" Professor Flitwick applauded, "But it's a pity that I'm not in class now, so I can't give you extra points."
Hermione smiled sheepishly.
"Then master a more powerful spell than the other party?" Harry was inspired by Hermione.
"There are more spells on a larger scale!" Ron continued.
"Of course, what you said is correct." Professor Flitwick continued to ask, "What if we are all on the same level? What if we all master the same spell?"
"Then how do we defeat each other?" Professor Flitwick looked at everyone.
David recalled the scene of fighting Voldemort, and said, "We need to guess the other party's intentions!"
"Yes, that's right, that's it!" Professor Flitwick said happily: "We need to guess the opponent's intentions, guess the opponent's attack direction, and even from the moment he makes a move, we have to guess him. The spell to be used!"
"A duel is a mental game when the disparity in strength is not too great!" Professor Flitwick said: "As long as you guess his next move, you can react to defeat him and win with the weak It's not impossible to be strong."
"It was said at the time that everyone might not understand it, so please invite someone to show it to you next time?" Professor Flitwick immediately glanced at Harry after speaking.
But Harry quickly took two steps back to get behind David.
"Mr. Scamander, can you?" Professor Flitwick was a little disappointed.
"Of course there is no problem, Professor." David took a deep breath, took out his wand and stood directly in front of Professor Flitwick.
(End of this chapter)
In the next few days, Professor Quirrell continued to read his textbooks in class as if nothing happened.
Even when he ran into David in the hallway, he would greet him submissively.
If David hadn't met him, there would be an inexplicable chill in his heart, and David felt that the person in the forest was not him.
David absorbed the magic of the unicorn, and also possessed its ability to judge other people's malice towards him.
In the afternoon after a day, the corridor on the eighth floor.
David held a note and led Hermione and the others up and down the corridor.
The note was delivered to his pillow by Fox in the early morning.
It reads: "The Room of Requirement is opposite the Panama Tapestry of the Troll Stick Dazed Silly Panama in the hallway on the eighth floor. Focus on the venue you need, and you can get the room you want."
The handwriting is Dumbledore's.
After walking past the tapestry three times, David saw a smooth door slowly emerge on the opposite wall.
David walked over to press the doorknob, and gently pulled it open, revealing the scene inside.
Ron and Harry rushed to take a look inside and rushed in immediately.
"Great, come in David, come and see these things." Ron shouted excitedly as he wandered around the room.
David looked around inside, some tall shelves were placed in the corner, and there were various magical instruments and books on them.
"Hermione, Neville, go in first, I'll wait for Professor Flitwick at the door." David said.
Hermione and Neville nodded, and hurried in. The things inside were very attractive to them.
After a while, hurried footsteps came from the side of the corridor.
David looked over there, and a short figure ran over with quick small steps. It was Professor Flitwick.
"I'm sorry, I'm late, there was another class just now." Professor Flitwick said out of breath.
"It's okay, professor, we just arrived." David said.
After Professor Flitwick entered, David gently closed the door, and the smooth door on the wall of the outer corridor disappeared immediately.
Professor Flitwick walked to the middle of the room and scanned for a while, then smiled and said, "Oh? Are there no chairs here? But it's okay, there are only five students, I believe you can see my figure, not just hear my voice .”
Harry and the others immediately covered their mouths and laughed, because the tension about starting a new study dissipated a lot.
"Okay, okay, everyone is quiet." Professor Flitwick clapped his hands and said: "Now we officially start class."
"First of all, I am very honored to be invited by Dumbledore to teach you some dueling skills." Professor Flitwick said proudly: "I will definitely teach you some useful things. When I was young, I won the dueling championship of!"
"The champion of the duel competition?" Ron couldn't help exclaiming: "Professor, can you tell us about it? What is the duel competition like?"
Professor Flitwick waved his hand: "I'll tell you during this break, and now we have class first."
Ron stood aside and nodded.
"Before starting the formal teaching, I would like to ask you a question." Professor Flitwick looked up and scanned everyone's faces, and then said, "Why do you learn dueling skills?"
"You must know that there is no dueling competition now, and you can't make your name through duels." Professor Flitwick explained: "Are you now joining the Aurors in the future or simply pursuing power?"
David pondered for a while, and first said: "Professor, I learn dueling skills to protect everything I love, family, magical animals, and my friends."
After David finished speaking, he glanced at the people around him.
"Very good, how about you?" Professor Flitwick looked at the others.
"I'm a professor too, and I want to protect my friends," Hermione said firmly.
Harry and Ron also gave the same answer.
"And you, Mr. Longbottom?" asked Professor Flitwick.
Neville's lips moved, and he said intermittently, "Me too, Professor."
After finishing speaking, Neville paused for a while, and then whispered, "I'm still planning to become an Auror in the future!"
"What? Mr. Longbottom, could you be louder?" Professor Flitwick encouraged.
Neville took two deep breaths, put all his energy into it, and turned up the volume: "I want to be an Auror in the future, just like my parents!"
"Very well, Mr. Longbottom, I believe you can do it," said Professor Flitwick.
Then Professor Flitwick stood out a little, so that the strain on his neck was less.
"I hope everyone can remember what you said today during the learning process. After all, the learning of dueling skills is a very boring and tiresome process." Professor Flitwick said: "Remembering your goals will allow you Persist in this process."
David and the others nodded quickly.
"Then what is the purpose of the duel?" Seeing that everyone had written down what he said, Professor Flitwick said seriously: "It is to defeat the other party, or even kill the other party!"
Hermione and Harry had a tinge of fear as they heard Professor Flitwick's last words.
"When you hold your wand and stand face to face with others, you must have this awareness!" Professor Flitwick said to Hermione and the others.
"So how can you defeat the opponent?" Professor Flitwick motioned for them to answer.
"Professor, master more spells than the other party?" Hermione raised her hand and said tentatively.
"Very good, Miss Granger!" Professor Flitwick applauded, "But it's a pity that I'm not in class now, so I can't give you extra points."
Hermione smiled sheepishly.
"Then master a more powerful spell than the other party?" Harry was inspired by Hermione.
"There are more spells on a larger scale!" Ron continued.
"Of course, what you said is correct." Professor Flitwick continued to ask, "What if we are all on the same level? What if we all master the same spell?"
"Then how do we defeat each other?" Professor Flitwick looked at everyone.
David recalled the scene of fighting Voldemort, and said, "We need to guess the other party's intentions!"
"Yes, that's right, that's it!" Professor Flitwick said happily: "We need to guess the opponent's intentions, guess the opponent's attack direction, and even from the moment he makes a move, we have to guess him. The spell to be used!"
"A duel is a mental game when the disparity in strength is not too great!" Professor Flitwick said: "As long as you guess his next move, you can react to defeat him and win with the weak It's not impossible to be strong."
"It was said at the time that everyone might not understand it, so please invite someone to show it to you next time?" Professor Flitwick immediately glanced at Harry after speaking.
But Harry quickly took two steps back to get behind David.
"Mr. Scamander, can you?" Professor Flitwick was a little disappointed.
"Of course there is no problem, Professor." David took a deep breath, took out his wand and stood directly in front of Professor Flitwick.
(End of this chapter)
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