Harry Potter's Catastrophe

Because they didn't dare to say anything about Xiao Hei. After all, Xiao Hei couldn't be offended. They spent a lot of time to overcome the fear from Xiao Hei to make sure that Xiao Hei wouldn't eat them up when they got hungry at night.

"Has Little Black grown again?" Harry asked as he came downstairs.

"It's grown. It's already longer than the Basilisk. I suspect it's a greedy snake. Have you ever played the Snake game?" Carney said. He played it once in an arcade in the United States and was so high after eating it. score, but Carney ended the game himself because it was too boring.

"No." Harry shook his head. He didn't have access to those things at his uncle's house. Although Sirius did not discriminate against Muggles, he was not very interested in Muggle stuff.

"I have a game console at home, and I will bring it for you to play when school starts." Carney has several game consoles at home, all given by relatives and friends. He has played them before, but they are far different from what he played in his previous life. He mentioned Not interested.

"Really." Harry said happily. It seemed that Carney understood him.

The four people at the dining table were having a good time eating. Harry also said a lot of good things for Carney, and Sirius was no longer so cold towards Carney.

"Kreacher, go buy more groceries and come back. We have to discuss it tonight." Sirius Black shouted upstairs.

"I also need some books. I have to go to Diagon Alley to buy them. Harry needs them." Lupine said and took out a list of simple textbooks he wanted to use.

"Kreacher!" Sirius shouted, but Kreacher did not appear. He had obviously gone to buy groceries.

"Leave it here. I'll ask that loser to come over later when Kreacher comes. I don't want to go out in case I run into those dirty cloaked monsters." Sirius didn't like to go out, and the Dementors were familiar with him. Now, he's had enough of Dementors.

"What do the Ministry of Magic do for food? Why haven't we caught him yet?" Sirius looked at the newspaper, which still showed his sister Bellatrix Lestrange who was still being hunted.

The Ministry of Magic also visited his place, but he kicked him out because they still had dementors with them.

"Isn't this almost over?" Lu Pingan ate breakfast with peace of mind while thinking about how to teach Harry next.

"The cloaked monster? Is it a dementor?" Harry said.

"Yes, those ghosts." Black frowned and said, "It tortured me so much that I still have a headache even thinking about it."

"Are they so powerful?" Harry asked.

"No, these monsters are powerful, but they are easy to deal with. As long as you learn the Patronus Charm, they will be like a mouse meeting a cat." Black said.

"Yes, I will teach you the Patronus Charm. It is a little difficult to learn, but you have to learn other things first," Lupine said.

"We will continue to learn magic later. You old lady in Defense Against the Dark Arts are too perfunctory, and you have also fallen behind a lot." Lupine said at the dinner table. He and Black took turns teaching Harry magic, hoping to make him stronger as soon as possible.

"Then when are you going to learn the Patronus Charm? I want to learn this quickly." Harry said.

"Look at your performance today." Lupine said with a smile.

"Can I listen in?" Carney raised his hand and asked. He remembered the Patronus Charm, and he also knew that he probably wanted to be happy, but he still wanted to hear a detailed explanation, and he had nothing to do anyway.

"Of course, I heard from Harry that you are very powerful. You are a genius who knows how to listen." Remus Lupine asked curiously.

"Ah haha, that's too exaggerated. I can't say that I can understand it just by listening to it. I basically understand it in one go." Carney said with a hearty smile.

"That's great. I'll just concentrate on teaching Harry." Lupine nodded, since he was so smart and could just listen.

A spacious room was specially cleared for Harry's training, and several sparring dummies were placed.

Lupine spoke in detail, which made Harry confused. Fortunately, Lupine would talk for a while and then asked Harry to take out his wand and try it, so he remembered everything.

Carney listened in but learned a lot. Their original Defense Against the Dark Arts class was terrible. Quirrell and Gilderoy didn't even know what to teach. Maybe for students in their first and second grade, they didn't know how to teach it. What attack methods and defense techniques need to be learned.

After Lupine told Carney, he realized that magic defense was not as simple as just applying the Iron Armor Charm. He also tried it himself, taking out his wand and the magic power spurted out from the tip of the wand like a funnel and whirlpool.

As long as there is a magic attack at this time, he will block the attack.

As for the reason why it is funnel-shaped, it is because the tip of the wand cannot be exactly at the location where the magic spell is coming. It is possible that the magic spell is directed at your feet. The funnel-shaped vortex will make those attacks slightly deflected towards the center of your spell casting.

This is faster and easier than casting the Iron Armor Curse. The only disadvantage is that you have to keep casting spells when you are suppressed. If the difference in magic power between the two sides is too large, your body will be unbalanced when it is blocked.

Lupine used very light magic to train Harry, and Harry's body was shaken from side to side for a while before he got used to it.

Carney immediately understood that you have energy, and you can turn it into a sword or a shield, which is purely without effect.

When wizards fight, you come and go. Compared with chanting spells and casting spells, it is easier and faster to fire like a water gun by frantically pulling the trigger.

Wizards who are good at fighting do not fight all at once, but mix magic attacks with spell attacks, which sometimes leads to surprise victory.

"Harry, do you understand?" Lupine put down the book and asked Harry, who was sitting in front of him. Harry's eyes were sometimes confused and sometimes clear.

"I guess you understand." Harry whispered. He turned to look at Carney, who was sitting on the table with his legs crossed. He was trimming his nails.

"Okay, you practice with these iron men first, and I'll find a special sparring partner." Lupine left the room.

"Carney, do you understand?" Harry didn't understand a lot of the theories Lupine said, but he still remembered how to play with the wand.

"So-so." Kani said, this is what top academics would say. After class, they would shout that they didn't understand well, or that they didn't know how to do it. In exams, they could write faster than anyone else.

"Carney, I think..." Harry said to Carney sheepishly.

"Okay, I want to try it too. Harry, try hitting me." Carney rolled up his sleeves. He also wanted to try how to block and see the effect of blocking.

"I've just been waiting for your words," Harry said excitedly, eagerly taking his position. "I am coming."

Harry took a good posture and began to attack. He straightened his arms directly towards Carney, and the tip of the wand lit up with magical light and shot out.

"I block." The magic from the tip of Kani's staff surged out. Kani accurately moved to the forward attack position, and magic collided with magic to create a bright light.

Harry hit another straight magic spell, but Carney blocked it again, and then Harry started to hit from different angles and positions.

Carney moved his wand hand from side to side, neutralizing all of Harry's attacks.