Hogwarts Blood Curse Martial Arts

However, after Wood talked about the tactics for a long time and was finally ready to start training, members of Slytherin's Quidditch team took Snape's permission letter and said they had reserved a venue.

It was already confusing enough, but how did we know that the last members of the Hufflepuff team to arrive also had a reservation letter from the Dean, and Draco's father funded the entire team's latest Nimbus 2001, allowing his son to become the team? Seeker.

During the dispute between the three teams, the Slytherin players began to scold Hufflepuff for relying solely on equipment, and Gryffindor scolded Slytherin for wanting to jump in line. Slytherin pointed the finger at Harry, and because Hermione said good things for Harry. And was called a Mudblood by the Slytherin team members.

Ron smashed his wand when he fell from the magic car, and when he cursed a member of Slytherin to spit slugs, his broken wand bounced the curse back onto Ron.

When the Slytherin players surrounded Ron and laughed, no one expected that Draco would use magic to beat them until they cried for their parents, and then they were kicked out of the stadium by the Gryffindor team.

"You wouldn't know it if you weren't there. Draco's spell is very powerful, and several upperclassmen are no match for him." Ron said with both excitement and worry.

Chen Bin rolled his eyes at him and said angrily: "How about it, are you afraid that he will challenge you for a duel again when he becomes powerful?"

Ron's face heated up and he stopped talking.

"Why can't Ron's wand repair, but Hagrid's can?" Harry saw how happy they were talking and couldn't help but tell them what they had seen today.

He and Hermione took the vomiting Ron to find Hagrid, but in the end they could only let him vomit until he stopped, and there was no other way. They talked about how Lockhart, the only applicant this year, applied for the Defense Against the Dark Arts position, and about Hagrid's wildly long spell on the pumpkin. Harry just suspected that Hagrid's wand was hidden in the umbrella.

"Hagrid was expelled from school, so the wand must be destroyed." Chen Bin whispered: "However, he should have expert help and spend a lot of money to integrate the broken wand into the umbrella. In this way, it does not violate the Ministry of Magic. The request allows him to continue to use magic. However, the craftsmanship and cost of repair must be much higher than the price of buying a new wand."

Chen Bin misled a little here. Hagrid's wand was probably repaired by Dumbledore. The only known method in the world that can repair a broken wand seems to be the Elder Wand in Lao Deng's hand, which is the Elder Wand of the Three Deathly Hallows.

Of course, he couldn't rule out that Old Deng really asked the wand master to fix it for Hagrid, but who would believe that someone would choose the far away instead of the near? Do you think Jin Jialong is too hot for your pocket?

"Why was he fired?" Ron asked curiously.

Chen Bin smiled and said nothing, thinking that you would know soon.

Originally it was Draco who called Hermione a mudblood, but now Draco couldn't listen to others calling her a mudblood, and he even started fighting with his former teammates, killing them all. Chen Bin was quite moved when he thought about it.

For the next whole month, Chen Bin, in addition to his normal malicious trolling in class, spent most of his time training the Du siblings during the day and a small amount of time dealing with family business.

After the students finished school, the extracurricular activity room became lively. In addition to traditional clubs such as the original Quidditch team and library reading groups, a large number of extracurricular activities have also popped up in Hogwarts.

The first club established was the original "Mutual Aid Learning Club", which has now been directly renamed the "Tutorial Club", and the monitor is Diggory, who is in the fourth grade.

All clubs have also adopted the student self-governance model. The managers of the clubs are the applicants - that is, the students with the highest authority, such as president, class president, president, etc. - In addition, they need to set up vice presidents, clerks, grounds, cleaning, supplies , finance, event coordinator and other positions.

If something went wrong at work, the student would be responsible. It was Chen Bin who passed all the responsibilities on to the student, including cleaning, just to be lazy.

The "Tutorial Club" is the largest organization among the clubs. Its members include students from grades 1 to 7 in four colleges. There are no membership requirements and they have been stationed in activity rooms 1 and 2 for a long time. There are 14 tutoring activities in one week, covering all subjects. The activity room is also divided into two halves every day, namely practical class and theoretical class.

Each class will also invite different senior students to teach students who cannot keep up with the course. The second half of the class will be spent on students helping each other learn or inviting professors to provide guidance. Of course, inviting extremely unpopular professors to continue to teach the same subjects will do nothing to improve student progress.

Therefore, the evening tutors for Defense Against the Dark Arts and Charms were usually Chen Bin, McGonagall, Sprout and Flitwick. That's right, it's the deans of the three colleges and Chen Bin. Even Slytherin students don't want to see Snape in their spare time, so Chen Bin, as the extracurricular activities professor, will take turns to cover extracurricular activities related to potions.

What the students said was: "Even if Professor Snape is invited, he may not come."

When Chen Bin invited Snape, his answer was very self-aware: "No time."

The theory courses are no longer the original textbooks with hypnotic effects, but are improved based on the year-end examination questions in the past 50 years.

For example, "Transfiguration" will explain 40 precautions for turning a button into a mouse, and then break down each step in the actual operation.

If you still don't know how, it doesn't matter. The "Transformation Study Club" opened by "Transformation" enthusiasts welcomes you.

In addition to extracurricular activities in various subjects, there are also some quiz competitions for top students. The president is Percy Weasley and the vice president is Hermione Granger.

Of course, there are some magical sports or games, such as basketball, ice hockey, badminton, table games, etc., which are all games in the Muggle society, but require magic through a wand instead of the original physical contact or racket.

Generally speaking, as long as it is related to the use of magic, you can set up a club. No matter how weird the reason is, you can even find a mentor.

For example, Professor Babling in "A Study of Ancient Runes" is very proficient in magical housework, Professor Huo Qi in "Flying Lessons" likes cooking, and Madam Pomfrey likes personal care (that is, makeup, skin care and potions). use).

Don’t think that the magic in this world only has a dozen or so spells such as Avada Kedavra, Flame Bear, and Iron Armor. There are more than 40 commonly used combat spells, at least 700 less commonly used ones, and the least life spells. There are tens of thousands of them, and there are at least hundreds of thousands of branches of transformation spells.

Therefore, it is absolutely impossible for even the strongest white wizard of the contemporary era to learn all the spells and transformations.

Club activities are about learning your favorite magic categories through activities that you are interested in. Without goals, where is the motivation?

Even the Weasley twins successfully registered a club called "On the Breakthrough Relationship between Enchanted Objects and Pranks on Time and Space", and even had Filch and Chen Bin as instructors.

A club with a large number of people may occupy two activity rooms for a long time, such as the "Tutorial Club"; a club with a small number of people may only share one activity room with seven clubs a week, such as the twins' prank club, which uses movable screens and soundproofing magic to separate themselves. Separate from other societies.

Of course, some clubs can also carry out activities in the surveillance area outside the new teaching building, such as the "Astronomy Society", "Magic BBQ Group" and so on.

These activities are intended to stimulate students' motivation to study magic and try to apply the theories they have learned to real life.

The magical world is not just about fighting. It can even be said that fighting and strength have never been the mainstream of daily life. Although powerful people will always be respected or feared, this world is not an RPG game.

This is just like modern society. Of course, status such as heavyweight boxing champion, national martial arts champion, and number one in military combat are admired by others, but society does not rely on force value to operate. Everyone also has his or her own division of labor, but status and The identities are just different.

For example, lack of fighting ability does not necessarily mean lack of hard work. Some mixed-blood and Muggle-born wizards clearly have explosive powers of understanding, but using the Iron Armor Curse in its most perfect state cannot block the attack of pure-blood wizards who only know how to eat and drink.

With the absolute magic power gap, how can you fight even if your defense has been broken even though you have so many exquisite skills? Are these wizards going to wipe their necks automatically? Therefore, wizards who are theoretically explosive or extremely talented do not necessarily have explosive combat power. They may not be combatants, or they may never aspire to be combatants, because they can become a great warrior through academic research. Magic scholar.

No matter how powerful pure blood's magic is, are they the ones who invented all the spells? The modern spell system has been modified by a large number of scholars, otherwise purebloods would still be using medieval magic stupidly no matter how strong they were.

Also, many life-related magic spells are created by women and housewives. Otherwise, how can big men still use a cleaning spell to cleanse themselves without water? To cook, you have to hold a knife to cut meat like a Muggle. To raise chickens and grow vegetables, you have to wait for the ingredients to grow naturally. The wizarding population has long been wiped out due to food shortages.

For another example, before pasteurization was invented by Muggles, bacteria in milk could kill people at any time, and whether children would survive was left to chance.

Before the magic riot occurred, wizards' physiques were almost the same as those of Muggles, so they did not have much immunity to these bacteria. However, wizard parents will use magic spells such as descaling spells to remove substances in milk that can cause the death of their children. They didn't know what bacteria were at the time, but there were at least hundreds of little magic tricks in life that could remove the little things in food that could make children sick.

Will beer turn sour? Are you kidding me? Wizards had invented shelf-stable magic during the Middle Ages.

Therefore, magic is not only used for combat. In terms of social operations and wizard inheritance, those small life-like magics are the foundation for maintaining the immortality of wizards.

Most employees of the Ministry of Magic cannot perform a decent Iron Armor Charm. The definition of "decent" is to act like an Auror. This is just like the civil servants in the Muggle world who cannot throw a decent punch. Their "decent" The definition of a punch is a punch from a professional boxer. Isn’t this nonsense?

Of course civil servants know how to throw punches, and employees of the Ministry of Magic certainly know how to cast iron spells, but their combat capabilities are useless when facing professional players, and their skills in eating are not fighting.