The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Andy looked at Snape with an evil look in his eyes.

What does it mean to 'make those idiots realize the gap between them and their professors'?

Who are you calling stupid?

Snape's face was expressionless, so I won't say who it was.

I am a professor!

How dare you, a student, disobey your professor?

If you are asked to do it, then do it!

As Snape finished speaking, everyone's eyes were focused on Andy.

Andy shrugged, showed a slightly shy smile, then stretched out his right hand and snapped his fingers with a 'pop' sound.

Then, Andy's feet lifted off the ground, and he flew into the air. His clothes fluttered, and he flew to the ring and stood opposite Professor Luping.

Snape's pupils narrowed.

Flying...he never taught Andy this magic.

In other words, this was researched by Andy himself.

I hope Voldemort won't think too much!

On the ring, Andy smiled slightly.

For today's performance and the bigger performance that will follow, Andy has been preparing a lot for this period of time.

Andy has long been greedy for the magic that can fly.

This magic is not very clever. As long as you figure out the key points, it can actually be invented easily.

With Andy's current magic skills and Grindelwald as his portable grandfather, the two of them worked together to invent the flying magic in just a dozen days.

The practicality is very poor, but it is really handsome!

For example, now.

The crowd was in an uproar when they saw Andy flying onto the ring.

The Weasley twins even cheered loudly, "That's so cool, Andy! I swear, this is the coolest magic I've ever seen!"

Ron shouted back, "Andy, teach me!"

Andy ignored these idiots, but looked at Professor Lupine and said, "Professor, can we start?"

Professor Lupine was a little helpless. He didn't expect Snape to be such a thief and just left Andy to him.

"sure!"

Professor Lupine smiled and said: "Mr. Collins, do you know the etiquette of dueling?"

"I've seen duels," Andy said.

Professor Luping nodded slightly, "Let's get started!"

After finishing speaking, the two of them pulled away from each other, then bowed and saluted with their wands in hand, and at the same time took up their postures.

Professor Luping did not rush to start, but explained to everyone: "This is the etiquette of a formal duel... Of course, if it is a real battle, there is no need to talk about this."

"We're about to start..."

"...3...2...1!"

As the word '1' fell, Professor Lupine waved his wand and said clearly: "Expelliarmus!"

His spellcasting moves are pretty standard.

Andy waved his wand and used the Iron Armor spell to disperse the magic beam.

"Mr. Collins, this is a demonstration..."

After one move, before Andy could counterattack, Professor Lupine said: "I think we have to show others how to cast spells..."

Before he finished speaking, Snape said coldly from the side: "Teaching can be done anytime! The situation is chaotic now, and I think we should let them see what a real battle is."

With that said, Snape looked at everyone, "You don't want to see a gorgeous show either, right?"

"Of course, we want to see a real battle!"

"Professor Lupine, show your strength!"

The little wizards shouted.

Snape continued in a cold voice: "Teach them to perform now. When they encounter a real battle, they will die faster than anyone else."

Professor Lupine thought for a while, and Snape's words made sense.

Teaching can be done at any time, but there are some things that cannot be given to everyone first.

"Okay! Fighting still has to look like fighting."

With that said, Professor Lupine turned to look at Andy, "Mr. Collins, what do you think..."

Before he finished speaking, a magical beam of light flashed away.

Professor Luping quickly resisted.

"Of course! The battle has begun." Andy said lightly.

As he spoke, Andy's movements with his hands were not slow.

The wand was waved continuously, and the magic beams struck Professor Lupine one after another.

Just after the move was over, Andy had a rough idea of ​​Professor Luping's strength.

How should I put it...it's not bad, but it's not too strong either.

But this is not surprising.

Because the limit of ordinary wizards is right there, and the upper limit has been determined. Even if Professor Lupine has the identity of a werewolf wizard, it will not add much to the power of magic.

Unlike Andy...

In addition to the most basic magical attainments, Andy has strong psychic power and extremely strong control over magic power.

Coupled with the Patronus Curse, Andy has initially completed the fusion of mind and magic.

The seventh-level [Charms] attribute gave Andy an extremely powerful talent for spells.

As for magical transformation, it greatly improved Andy's adaptability to magic.

This is no small advantage!

To sum it up...the magic attack power is powerful and the casting speed is extremely fast.

Little things add up, and various BUFFs are added together to create Andy's strength far beyond that of ordinary wizards.

Professor Lupin is really not good enough!

Andy didn't even need to think about any tactics. His strength alone was enough to defeat Professor Lupine head-on.

On the arena, magic beams crisscrossed.

Everyone clearly realized that Professor Lu Ping was at a disadvantage.

The little wizards were stunned.

Because from their point of view, Professor Luping seemed to have no power to fight back at this moment - he was completely suppressed.

Opposite Andy, Professor Lupine was also shocked.

Although I had known for a long time that Andy was very powerful, it was still a bit exaggerated to be this strong.

He really has no power to fight back!

You know, due to the existence of the Iron Armor Curse, if one wizard concentrates on defense and the other wizard does not use his killing move, it will be difficult for both parties to determine the outcome in a short period of time.

Because the Iron Armor Curse can protect against most magic.

Even if the opponent is Voldemort.

If Voldemort only uses ordinary magic to fight, Andy is actually not afraid of him.

This is also the main reason why the Killing Curse is so powerful!

Take this battle for example.

Andy suppressed Professor Lupine...and this meant that if Andy used the Killing Curse, he could be killed instantly.

And it’s a head-on kill!

On the other hand, using the Killing Curse, Professor Lupine can only choose a sneak attack if he wants to kill Andy.

He has no chance in a head-on battle.

This is the difference!

In the audience, Snape was also a little shocked at this moment.

The little wizards just watched the excitement, but Snape actually fought against Andy.

How long has it been since?

A few months, less than a year.

But in such a short period of time, Andy's strength has been greatly improved.

It looked like Andy was just a little stronger.

But just this little gap can sometimes be an insurmountable gap.