Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

"Katie, how did you do that?"

Cormic took Katie's hand curiously, pulled her off and put her up to the sky.

"Been bitten by a bug, I can't say more, you know the rules."

Katie didn't seem to mind that Cormac was playing with her, and she was enjoying it.

Other students also looked at Katie curiously, and some asked to play with her, to which Katie graciously agreed.

This made the entire lower class students in the Lion House find fun. They lined up to come forward and had a great time until Voldemort spoke.

"It's fun, isn't it."

Voldemort said with a smile, he looked very happy, "But I must remind you that if you are bitten by this magical creature too many times, you will float in the air forever. Remember, it is forever~~"

Katie, who was enjoying it, was unhappy. It would be okay to play for a while, but if she floated forever...

"Professor...I can't..."

"No." Voldemort said with certainty, "One bite is not a big problem, it will take many bites. Next time you encounter it, try to run as far away as possible. The result of fighting back is probably to float permanently."

No one wanted to float forever, at least Voldemort didn't see any evil thoughts in these children's eyes.

"Okay, this lesson is just to let you experience the meaning of Dark Magic Defense. What I'm very happy about is the duel between Cormac and Harry."

Voldemort nodded to the two of them, and then said, "Winning or losing is not important, but you must learn to fight. The meaning of dark magic defense is to prevent similar people. Very few magical creatures know black magic."

Although he said this, the students still looked at Harry. They all knew that Harry had lost, which made the little guy blush with embarrassment.

"Cormac, tell me what you gained in this battle." Voldemort named him.

"Okay, Professor."

Cormac stood up. He glanced at Harry and said, "I feel that I am invincible. Everyone knows that Harry has only learned magic for five days, and he doesn't even know a formed magic."

"I didn't ask you to defend Harry, I wanted you to tell me what you gained from the battle." Voldemort said dissatisfied.

"Oh, sorry, Professor, I thought..."

Cormac bowed slightly in embarrassment, and then said, "This is my first duel. I think it is important to choose the right magic. I think so."

Voldemort nodded and looked at Harry again: "Tell me what you think."

"I?"

Harry was a little surprised. He was a little embarrassed, but he still said, "If possible, I would like to strike faster. I'm not very familiar with the levitating spell, but taking action earlier is my only chance."

Voldemort nodded and asked everyone to sit down. He stood on the lawn, looked down at the students, and spoke again.

"It is my request that two grades from the same college take classes together, and I think you all know that."

He opened his mouth, but instead of starting from the duel, he suddenly changed the topic.

"You must have doubted what the meaning of this is. What I want to say is that this makes it easier for me to teach you the fighting methods that are unique to your academy."

His words made the children's eyes light up, and they all looked at him excitedly.

Even Hermione, who didn't like the subject of duels very much, her eyes widened - unique, this was a word that excited her.

"Professor, please speak quickly, we can't wait any longer." Cormac couldn't help but interjected.

Voldemort smiled at him, and then said: "I think Harry has already told the answer."

Everyone was stunned for a moment, and then looked at Harry with doubts. Harry himself was also full of doubts.

"Professor, are you telling us to take action earlier?" Hermione raised her hand and said.

"Yes, that's exactly what I thought."

Voldemort nodded, but did not give Gryffindor any points. He never did that.

"How should Gryffindor's bravery be applied in battle? I think the best way to express it is to have the courage to take action."

The students were excited about the phrase "Gryffindor's bravery", but they still didn't quite understand what it had to do with having the courage to take action.

"In a battle, the person who strikes first has more choices."

Voldemort began to explain to them the benefits of having the courage to take action, "At the same time, having the courage to take action will allow you to adapt to combat faster, while passive defense will make you entangled and confused."

The students sat on the lawn and listened carefully, thinking about Voldemort's words.

"Tangled and confused. If you know enough about the process of casting the spell, you will understand how big a problem there is."

After Voldemort finished speaking, he noticed that Cormic's eyes lit up, and he immediately asked Cormac to share his understanding with everyone.

"Professor Flitwick said that the more confident you are, the easier it is to successfully cast a spell, and entanglement and confusion greatly affect the success rate of spell casting." Cormac stood up and explained.

"correct answer."

Voldemort nodded, motioned for him to sit down, and said, "More than that, having the courage to take action means that you are well prepared. You will perform better in terms of the rhythm of waving the wand and the preparation of spells."

The students nodded, they already understood what Voldemort meant.

"Professor Quirrell, are there any other benefits to having the courage to take action?" asked the floating Katie.

"Of course, if you have watched my duel with Snape, you will find that both of us are very calm when fighting."

Voldemort's words instantly reminded the students of that battle. They all looked at Voldemort with admiration, including Truman, who had just returned.

"The habit of having the courage to take action will allow you to quickly accumulate combat experience, and only enough experience will allow you to calmly deal with the enemy's magic."

"If you look carefully enough, you will find that Professor Snape was very calm when facing my magic group. He even used his body to resist some spells. This is a very smart choice."

The students who had peeked at the details nodded, but some of the children expressed regret - they did not see the battle.

"Okay, kids, it's no use just talking. Stand up, pick up your wand, and start trying... Be brave enough to take action."

The students stood up one after another, and under the arrangements of Voldemort, Hagrid, and Truman, they began to fight against each other.

"Have the courage to take action... have the courage to take action..."

They kept thinking silently in their hearts, and then launched attacks one after another.

The battles of the second graders looked decent, after all, they had mastered enough magic spells, but the battles of the first graders looked much boring.

Most of them chose the levitating spell, but not many could use it successfully.

"Wingardim Leviosa~~"

As Hermione recited the standard spell, the nervous Neville saw the wand in his hand floating up. He was completely panicked and didn't know how to deal with it.

"Hermione, well done, Neville, are you ready to give up?" Voldemort asked Neville after praising Hermione.

"Professor...my, my wand is gone." Neville said stumblingly, turning around to pick up the wand.

But Hermione used the Levitation Charm again, choosing to cast the spell on Neville's feet, causing him to stumble on his way to retrieve his wand.

"Using magic is the first choice of wizards, but can't fists hurt people?"

Voldemort's words made all the young lions stop their movements - it was the first time they heard such a theory.

fist? That's so unwizard.

but……

"Punch me."

Ron roared and took the lead in attacking Harry - he understood the courage to take action very well and completely gave up the idea of ​​retrieving the wand.

After him, everyone also took action, and the battle changed for a while. Except for a few second-year people who were still using magic, more people started fighting hand-to-hand.

Voldemort nodded with satisfaction. As for Hagrid and Truman, they were completely dumbfounded...

The wizard's calmness disappeared, and brutality filled the training ground. Is this really a wizard's battle?

Have the courage to take action...

Professor, this is different from what you said! ! !

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