Mixed With Marvel's Hogwarts Professor

Chapter 110 Snape's Views on New Magic (First Order 1920)

"Before the formal class, we must understand what a duel is."

Lockhart stood on the high platform, flicked his wand, and the words of duel appeared in midair.

The little necromancers below were staring intently, while Lockhart talked eloquently: "The duel of necromancers is a tradition with a long history."

"The initial duel contained bloody and barbaric elements, but as time went by, it gradually became an important means of civilization and maintenance."

"When there is a dispute between two necromancers or two necromancer families, in order not to hurt innocent lives and reduce unnecessary losses, duel becomes an alternative method."

As he spoke, Lockhart waved his wand, and in mid-air, outlined the scene where two teams of necromancers each sent one person to bow and duel with each other.

"Besides, when facing love, when pursuing witches, duels have also become a way to show personal charm."

Having said that, Lockhart blinked, with a narrow smile on his face.

Lightly wave the wand, and the pattern in mid-air becomes a scene of two people dueling, the winner enjoying the surrounding witch worship.

Looking at the thoughtful eyes of the little necromancers, Lockhart went on to say: "The duel has evolved through history and has become a convention."

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Watching Lockhart's comprehensive and detailed explanation of the history of the battle, coupled with the mid-air pattern.

From time to time, it caused the little necromancers to exclaim in small voices.

The four deans nodded secretly.

They found that Lockhart's lectures did have their own uniqueness.

During Lockhart's lecture, Professor Flitwick asked Professor McGonagall: "Minerva, do you have any impression of the spell Lockhart just used?"

Mag thought for a while, shook his head, and said lightly: "This is the first time I have seen such a spell. The fluctuation of magic power is different from what we see every day. It may be ancient magic."

"In this regard, I don't know much."

After hearing this, Flitwick thought about it, and asked Snape again: "Snape, you fought Lockhart just now, how powerful do you think his spell is?"

"It's powerful." Snape narrowed his eyes, thinking about something, and added indifferently after a while: "Obviously, his spell requires another way of fighting."

Then he sarcastically said: "I really can't imagine that as an elegant necromancer, I need to fight in close quarters."

Professor Flitwick did not answer, but shifted to another topic: "Professor Snape, what are you going to talk to the little necromancers later?"

"Lockhart suggested that I can tell some classic cases of my own duels, saying that it can guide the interest of young necromancers in duels."

"I'll talk about some cases of fighting black necromancers." Snape thought for a while, and continued to add: "And tell them how not to be stupid in a duel?"

"What about you, Professor Sprout?" Professor Flitwick asked.

"I, can I go up and talk about how to use magical plants to fight?" Professor Sprout replied with a smile.

Afterwards, the four deans chatted with each other.

According to the previous communication with Lockhart, the dueling club will let each professor teach his own dueling methods and dueling concepts.

In this way, try to let every little necromancer see different duel concepts, find a duel method that suits you, and improve your combat experience.

This kind of concept is somewhat similar to teaching students according to their aptitude, and the professors quite agree with it.

Well, they feel that the little necromancers in their college will probably choose themselves, and it will be convenient for them to start a small business at that time.

Among them, Professor Lockhart proposed to hold a monthly duel competition, and he came out with prizes.

On this point, the four deans quite agree.

My own students not only have college points, but also magic item rewards, which are naturally excellent.

The most important thing is that you don't have to pay for Galleons yourself.

As time passed quietly, the four deans heard Lockhart speaking on the stage: "I will stop here first about the history of dueling."

"Next, I would like to invite Professor McGonagall to tell you about her dueling philosophy. Professor McGonagall has been studying the shapeshifting spell for many years. Through the exquisite shapeshifting spell, he has defeated many powerful black necromancers."

Hearing Lockhart's praise, a smile appeared on McGonagall's stern face, and then he also walked up to the high platform and talked about his dueling philosophy.

Down there, Lockhart and the remaining three deans also started chatting.

"Professor Flitwick, how did the young necromancers of La Wen Keluo perform this year? When I was in school, there were quite a few geniuses."

"Haha, Lockhart, are you reminding me that you were a genius back then?"

"However, there are a few young necromancers who performed well this year"

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"Professor Sprout, I really troubled you last time. I don't know how to take care of these unknown magical plants."

"Lockhart, it's all small things. Thank you for the magical plants and magical skin care products you gave me. I like them very much."

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Lockhart briefly joked with the two professors before leaving with an excuse.

He found Professor Snape standing beside him, looked at him in a black robe, exuding a cold breath like a big bat, and asked in a low voice.

"Snape, did you get any results from the information I asked you to inquire about last time?"

Snape glanced at Lockhart, and said calmly: "The recent black necromancer auction will be next Tuesday night, I have an invitation letter, if you want to go, I can take you there."

Hearing this, Lockhart nodded quickly, and praised with joy: "You still have a wide range of connections, Snape, and there are some things that you still have to go to top auctions to find."

Speaking, Lockhart continued to promise: "Next time, I will definitely bring you a copy of the blood you want."

Hearing this, Snape nodded in satisfaction, and then asked tentatively, "Lockhart, what's the point of casting the spell just now?"

"As far as I feel the fluctuation of magic power, it seems that there is a big difference because of the magic spells we usually cast."

As soon as Lockhart heard it, he knew that Snape was interested, and immediately introduced with some temptation: "Snape, this is a spell based on runes. The power of the spell is not weak, and it is more powerful than A spell of the same level consumes less."

"Because based on runes, as long as you know the runes in advance, the learning threshold will be greatly reduced"

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Snape nodded secretly after hearing Lockhart's introduction.

Sure enough, what Principal Dumbledore said was correct, if Lockhart's research is popularized, it will definitely cause huge amounts of sensation.

In the duel with Lockhart just now, he felt the particularity of Lockhart's spell casting.

Generally speaking, when they cast spells, they rely on their emotions, drive their will, and resonate with their magic power.

As for the spell that Lockhart cast, he felt keenly that during the casting process, Lockhart hardly had any major emotional fluctuations.

Very calm, natural, very smooth casting.

what does that mean?

Snape, who has been influenced by black magic for many years, knows it very well.

Many necromancers pursue the power of black magic.

But the fundamental reason for its rejection is that the more black magic it casts, the easier it is to be emotionally infected by black magic and step onto the path of evil.

He once went astray because of this, and only later did he wake up.

Therefore, even if many necromancers learn black magic, they don't dare to learn too much, or even dare to use it many times. They are worried that there will be too many negative effects, and they will kill themselves, and the gain will outweigh the loss.

If using black magic, no longer be corrupted by the negative effects of emotions.

Thinking of this, to be honest, Snape felt a little bit moved in his heart. His previous research on black magic was not a bragging rights.

Unscrupulous pursuit by a large number of necromancers, using powerful black magic.

Such a picture appeared in his mind, and Snape shuddered a little.

Definitely, this is just his guess, so he still needs to keep an eye on Lockhart.

(end of this chapter)