Harry Potter Fantastic Beasts Illustrated Book

Chapter 107 Professor Flitwick's Experimental Project
The lives of David and the others suddenly became busy.

Except for classes, most of their free time goes to the Room of Requirement and receives training from Professor Flitwick.

After a while, David was able to touch the corner of Professor Flitwick's clothes, and he barely mastered the Iron Armor Charm and some other offensive spells.

As for Hermione, although her fighting talent is not as good as David's, she has also made great progress.

When David was letting the water go, Hermione could barely tie him.

Harry has also made rapid progress. He and Ron have back and forth from the very beginning, and now Ron is no longer his opponent.

As for Neville?

David can hear Professor Flitwick's "Mr. Longbottom did a good job!" in the Bing Room every day.

But David never saw Neville hit Professor Flitwick once.

The professor encouraged the master!

In such a busy day, Harry and the others seemed to have forgotten about the Philosopher's Stone, and when they returned to the dormitory every day, they just lay on the bed and fell asleep.

The training continued until a week before the exam. Hermione told Professor Flitwick that they had to review the exam, so Professor Flitwick terminated the training.

But this does not mean that David and the others are relaxed. Professor Flitwick left, and Professor Hermione joined seamlessly.

She took everyone to the library and assigned review tasks for everyone.

After returning to the library, Hermione glowed with the brilliance of a top student again, appearing extremely confident.

After the last lesson History of Magic, write down who invented the self-stirring cauldron.

David breathed a sigh of relief instantly, the busy days were finally over.

Walking out of the exam room, he found Harry and the others, and David walked with them to the large open space in front of the castle.

Hermione, with a big smile on her face, sat on the grass and kept sharing the answers to David's History of Magic exam.

Ron's face slowly darkened during Hermione's narration, because every time Hermione said the answer to one more question, he would make one more mistake.

Occasionally encounter a right one, joy will immediately be crushed by the next wrong one.

Ron sighed deeply: "Hermione, the exams are over, can't you relax and take your mind off your studies?"

Hermione glanced at him and said, "Okay."

Then she asked about David's plans for the holidays.

After chatting with Hermione, David suddenly noticed that Harry's face was a little ugly, and he kept clutching his forehead.

"Not feeling well, Harry?" David asked.

"The scar on my forehead has been hurting since my exams, and I don't know if I got those things right on the test paper!" Harry said angrily.

"Are you going to see Madam Pomfrey?" Hermione asked.

"this is not"

Before Harry finished speaking, Professor Flitwick's voice came from behind them: "Mr. Scamander! Can you come here?"

"Okay, Professor." David got up and walked to Professor Flitwick's side.

"What's the matter with you?" David asked.

"Oh, it's okay, I have researched a set of training equipment, and I want you to try it." Professor Flitwick's eyes were a little erratic when he spoke.

"Do you need to ask Hermione to join them?" David frowned.

"No, no, no, I'm not sure if those devices are dangerous or not, they're too weak." Professor Flitwick said hastily, his voice was exceptionally low when he said the last few words.

"Okay then, I'll tell them." David shrugged.

After informing Hermione and them, David followed Professor Flitwick to the corridor on the eighth floor and walked into the Room of Requirement.

The inside is completely different from when David came here. Obviously, Professor Flitwick asked you to change the Bing Room.

David had a clear view of the scene inside through the headlights placed in the holes in the surrounding walls.

There are several stone statues holding bows and arrows standing grimly in the middle of the house.

"Professor, this is?" David pointed to the stone statue in front of him.

"Oh, I asked Professor McGonagall to help me do this." Professor Flitwick pointed to a set of armor in the corner: "Go and put it on, I'll show you."

David nodded slightly, waved his wand, and the armor flew over. He reached out and grabbed it, and put it on his body.

"Get ready, let's get started!" Professor Flitwick retreated to the corner, waving his wand lightly.

The stone statue in the middle seemed to be infused with life and came alive instantly.

They twisted their bodies, moved their muscles and bones, and sprinkled dust all over the place.

Then the stone statue glanced at David, and immediately took a bow and shot arrows, and the arrows flew towards David one by one.

Professor Flitwick stood by, doing nothing.

"Dodge them, dodge them," shouted Professor Flitwick, jumping aside.

It seems that this armor will not only protect me, but also attract the firepower of the stone statue!

David instantly understood the principle.

When the bows and arrows approached, David tried to change his footsteps and twist his waist to avoid those bows and arrows.

Only when it is unavoidable, he will use his wand to knock the bow and arrow into the air.

"The difficulty is about to increase!" Just as Professor Flitwick finished speaking, the situation on the field changed.

At the beginning, David was able to prepare in advance according to the direction of the bow and arrow.

But watching the bow and arrow turn a corner in the room, avoiding his spell, David knew that the test was coming.

He could no longer judge the direction of the bow and arrow, and only when he finally approached him did he know where to dodge.

It's all about reflexes!
This is a bit difficult!
David took a deep breath and stared at the bow and arrow in the air.

One, two, three, six.

When hiding in the sixth root, David staggered, and there was a clanging sound on his body.

Bows and arrows shot at David continuously.

Fortunately, the bow and armor should be enchanted.

Except for the armor, the bow and arrow will not hit David's other parts, otherwise there must be several holes in his body.

"How do you feel?" Professor Flitwick stopped the stone statue and walked to David's side.

Seeing that the stone statue was not shooting bows and arrows, David's feet went limp, and he lay on the ground, gasping for breath. Sweat kept oozing out and slipped to the floor. It didn't take long for a human figure to be imprinted on it.

"Very good, if I can perfectly avoid the bow and arrow in the second stage, Professor, you don't even think about hitting me." After a while, David said softly.

"Haha, that's not necessarily the case." Professor Flitwick said happily, "And there will be changes in the future. Professor McGonagall and I have been preparing for so long, but there are more than this!"

"Would you like to try again?" said Professor Flitwick, looking down at David like a child showing off a toy.

David shook his head quickly.

As far as the second stage is concerned, it is difficult for him to deal with it, and it will be more powerful in the future, isn't that just looking for a beating!

"Okay." Professor Flitwick showed a hint of disappointment on his face, he took out a bottle of potion from his bag and handed it to David: "Drink this, it will make you recover faster, otherwise I won't know you When will the requirements for the next phase be met."

David sighed heavily, got up to finish the potion, and downed it in one gulp.

A strong bitter taste immediately filled his mouth, making David frown.

"It's better to be bitter." Professor Flitwick patted David on the shoulder.

Which school of theory is this?

I've studied with Professor Snape so many times, why didn't I know?
David looked at Professor Flitwick with suspicion.

You're not trying to tease me because I don't want to try the next stage of the statue, are you?

Under David's gaze, Professor Flitwick slowly turned his head away.
What bad thoughts can a professor have!

(End of this chapter)