Hogwarts card wizard

This "Half-Blood Prince Suddenly Appears" plot is completely coincidental!

Kevin saw the Shadowless Curse from Harry's old book, which Snape didn't know unless he watched Kevin day and night.

But Snape knew one thing, why Harry's Potions grades improved by leaps and bounds!

Know that if you hate someone, it means that you will pay attention to this person often.Snape's current relationship with Harry is similar to this situation.

Snape acknowledged Slughorn's accomplishments in potions, and also agreed that he was a master in potions.

But Snape didn't think his teaching methods were so good that Harry, an "ordinary guy" in potions, could suddenly become a genius.

Here I want to explain in advance that Snape didn't know about Harry's acquisition of the old book and the fact that Kevin learned about the Shadowless Curse and so on.

But Harry couldn't fool Snape with his performance in Potions class.

Hogwarts and Muggle students are very different, but at least one thing is the same whether it is a magic school or a Muggle school, whether it is the East or the West, that is, the teachers of the school will understand each other's teaching content.

According to the age, Snape's current students should be catching up with Slughorn as the head of Slytherin. Snape was once a member of the Slug Club and a student of Slytherin. Even though Snape was no longer the professor in charge of potions at this time, it was still very easy for him to ask Slughorn about the situation of potions.

Coupled with Slughorn's kind personality, it is possible for Snape to even "peep" students in class.

After such a move, the reason why Harry suddenly became a potions genius in Snape appeared.

In the potion class, Kevin and Harry were always the first to complete the potion every time.

And the techniques of the two can be said to be the same every time.For Kevin, Snape was not surprised, because he trained it himself.

But it was strange that his own methods that could be regarded as "unique patents" appeared in Harry's hands.

Couldn't it be Kevin who taught Harry?

It was possible, but not possible with Harry.Snape knew that Harry didn't like Potions because of his own reasons, and Harry's character was not to work hard on something he didn't like.

So the old book appeared in Snape's sight without any suspense.

As the Half-Blood Prince, this book came out of his hands, and Snape was naturally familiar with it and couldn't be more familiar with it.

However, it was impossible for Snape to focus on Harry just because of an old book he used to have. He had noticed the changes in Harry's Potions scores before, not only because he "hated it", but most importantly because he was afraid!

He was the one who had taught Harry Occlumency himself, and knew why Harry had learned Occlumency.It's just that the original teaching ended because of Harry's "snooping", but Harry suddenly became a genius!

This had to make Snape suspicious, wondering if there was another "object" possessing him!

After learning that it was because of his old book, Snape stopped paying attention to Harry.

That's why he said "Kevin is very good at hiding the truth".

Later, Kevin asked to learn curses, and a coincidence appeared.Snape actually used the Shadowless Curse, and what's more, Kevin had just read this spell in that book some time ago.

After Kevin said the name of the Half-Blood Prince, Snape naturally knew that he should have seen the spell he invented in that book.

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Kevin looked at Snape in shock, and the half-blood prince he and others praised was actually Snape.

But Snape looked very calm, and said, "One of the old books you used was left in the school, and was picked up by a student after that. Do you think this is surprising?"

Kevin thought about it, indeed!

Why be surprised?

Their surprise and curiosity about the Half-Blood Prince before was nothing more than the name of this middle school student and his notes that made Kevin feel admirable.

To put it simply, it is nothing more than feeling sorry for a "mysterious" senior in the school. Even if this person is Snape, there should be no other emotions after being surprised.

Based on what Kevin knew about Snape, it seemed reasonable that he could leave those notes about potions and spells when he was a student.

Kevin said with a smile: "But it's quite a fate. Professor Slughorn asked Harry and Ron to get the book together, but Harry got the old book."

"Fate? Ha ha!" Snape sneered.

Only then did Kevin realize that he had said something wrong. Snape had had a "holiday" with Harry's parents back then.

"Ha ha!"

Kevin smiled, as if he had uncovered the matter.

Snape had been teaching Kevin the Shadowless Curse all morning. It stands to reason that he only needed to know the incantations of a wand and the swinging movements to comprehend it by himself.But don't forget, if it's really that simple, then Hogwarts and other schools of magic and magic have no meaning to exist, and it's enough to just publish a complete book of spells.

The point is that learning and mastering are not the same thing.

Regardless of their own mana and other factors, if a beginner and a proficient use a spell at the same time, even if the beginner is an unborn genius, he cannot defeat the proficient.

For example, the king's set of qwer can kill the opponent, and the novice's set can kill super soldiers at most!

What's more, although the Shenfeng Shadowless Curse is miraculous, the effect is really fucking.

Invisible and invisible, the cursed person is like being cut by ten thousand knives, but this is the key.

The magic front shadowless spell is very effective, even beginners can hurt the opponent, but...it can't kill people!

Yes, you heard that right!

Can't kill people!

After Snape told Kevin the staggering truth, he asked Kevin to see the wooden dummy that was hit.

As a result, Kevin found that the knife wound was scary, but he avoided the vital parts almost perfectly.In other words, injuries to vital parts cannot be fatal at all.

But it doesn't mean that Shenfeng Wuying Curse is tasteless.On the contrary, the specificity and concealment of the Shenfeng Shadowless Curse allows the user to make an unexpected blow during a duel. It can't kill a person, but it can definitely make the opponent lose all mobility.

But there is a premise!

You have mastered the God's Edge Shadowless Curse.

Kevin has experienced real wars, fighting with sharp blades. Unless one blow hits the vital point, even if you stab several times, your opponent will still have the strength to fight in a short time.

People who have experienced being chopped also know that when the knife is cut on the non-lethal part of the body, the body functions are still intact, and the pain may not even be felt.

Unless you're attacking a coward who faints at the sight of blood, but you can't expect that to be the case in a wizard's fight.

Therefore, if you want to truly exert the power and effect of the Shenfeng Shadowless Curse, you can only master this premise.

Kevin is very talented in magic and has a magic card blessing, so he can learn any spell in a short time, coupled with that attitude of seeking strength and eagerness to bt, even mastering them is no problem.

But this time Kevin took a long time.

He didn't even eat lunch, and practiced all day in Snape's office before he really mastered this peculiar spell.

Before that, Kevin had been exposed to some accessible jinxes, the greatest contribution of which was the book given by "Moody" in the fourth grade.

But since learning who "Moody" really is, he has destroyed that book.

That is the enemy!

God knows if he will come up with a "Niuyin Mantra" in the book, Kevin doesn't want to be Ouyang Feng in the magic world!

Kevin found that although the curse is vicious, powerful and has certain sequelae, it really takes time to really master it.

Ordinary spells, even the patron saint spells that were "super-class" to Kevin at the beginning, he can master in a short time.

But today's Shenfeng Wuying Curse, Kevin spent a whole day learning "Fiendfire" because no one knew that he even mastered it proficiently after a few days.

Kevin understands that it is not so easy to achieve "black and white take all"!

Fortunately, he didn't have an improvement class today, so he had time to practice and master it.