Hogwarts Blood Curse Martial Arts

Isabelle knew that he would be fine in the end, otherwise there would be no Draco. After she tricked the Auror, Lucius whispered his thanks in the garbage.

Isabel saw that he was pitiful, so she cast a healing spell on him, encouraged him to stop being stubborn and left. She also forgot what she said, probably "You are a role model for your future son", "You are already the richest person in the 28 Saint Clan", "Family inheritance is your capital to be proud of" and so on.

As everyone knows, Lucius burst into tears before she left, and Isabel went to Xiangjiang and never saw him again.

Chen Bin felt disappointed. Lucius in the novel is a pure-blooded person and may have done many bad things outside of the story, but he values ​​family and family honor most.

Isabel came to rescue him when he was at his lowest point - at least he didn't know that he could successfully save himself without Isabel - and reminded him that he didn't need to pursue anything at all. He was the best of the nobility and a role model for his son. In the end, he came to his senses and cried bitterly in the garbage. What a painful realization this was?

It hurts so much that your life will probably change forever. Even if you don’t change, you will change your children’s education.

Therefore, today there is Draco Malfoy, who has a bit of a mouth and a strong sense of family honor, but at the core he is a kind and honest young man.

o(￣▽￣)dAre you surprised or surprised?

What was even more surprising was what Dumbledore did.

The Sorting Hat discovered that Chen Bin's magic power was extremely powerful, so it was natural that he could also discover Isabel from back then. If the Sorting Hat knew, Old Deng must also know.

Since the future is no longer controllable, it’s time for Chen Bin to enjoy his childhood and to hell with any plans!

However, he was lying on the bed tossing and turning, but he couldn't sleep, and his mind was wondering whether the way of time travel was incorrect.

In movies and novels, the magical world only sprays out beams of light; in reality, thermal weapons cannot deal with wizards and are worse than ancient knights, because pure physical attacks hardly consume the magic power of defensive spells.

A qualified knight in the Middle Ages was sent to the knight's home as a page (page) from the age of seven to learn various knightly etiquette (belief enlightenment); he became a squire (squire) from the age of fourteen, receiving various training and learning " "Chivalrous Spirit", which consolidates faith and physical training; he becomes an ordinary knight at the age of twenty-one and undergoes a series of rituals to establish his faith.

Only by exercising over and over again until the age of 35 has the will and physical strength not been worn away can he be considered a qualified knight who has integrated his will into his blood. Only when he has surpassed the peak of his physical strength and poured in his extraordinary will can he fight against the wizard.

Qualified knights can also rely solely on chivalry's dogma or fanatical faith to resist the control of the Imperius Curse. They can temporarily endure the torture of the Cruciatus Curse and die together with the wizard. Some peak knights' vitality can even resist the wizard's Death Curse.

During the witch-hunting war, Europe relied on the huge number of knights to defeat the sparse group of wizards and retreated from the world.

During this period, the divine power and the royal power were combined into a coalition. The royal power provided qualified knights, and the divine power gave them the power of faith to target wizards who were not good at close combat.

Witch hunting began secretly at the end of the 10th century and continued until the 17th century. The wizards finally disintegrated the secular association and signed the "International Confederation of Wizards Secrecy Act" in 1689.

Since then, divine power has lost its inheritance, and the damaged magic world has gone into hiding. The only beneficiary is the secular kingship.

However, the secular world has since lost its power to fight against the extraordinary, and has gone further and further down the road of science and technology, becoming today's Muggle society.

In children's books, wizards are like ordinary people who know magic; in reality, a troll can break through the iron armor spell of an ordinary wizard with one stick, but a large-caliber sniper rifle cannot.

Therefore, in theory, first-year students don't need to be afraid of sniper rifles after learning the Iron Armor Curse.

Mrs. Lao Naama's travel diary confirmed that various countries also sent some wizards to participate in the two wars and achieved amazing results.

During World War I, they could withstand Maxim machine gun fire, but a single Avada shot could wipe out a trench of soldiers.

Yes, any magic spell can be turned, but the power is greatly reduced, but it is very suitable for torturing Muggles. It can hit a large area with one shot, and it is not afraid of insufficient power whether it is sweeping or snake-shaped turning.

Muggles' magic resistance is a negative number, and the effect is multiplied as long as it hits; dead objects that are not enchanted have 0 magic resistance; only enchanted items, buildings and creatures with magic will have magic resistance.

During World War II, wizards participating in the war continued to ignore Muggle anti-tank guns, flamethrowers and other weapons. One move of "Expelliarmus" could distract the turret of a tank, and one hit of "Stun" could sweep across military camps without magic resistance. .