HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Till only felt that at this moment, he and Mr. Martin had simply become short-term confidants, but this mutual sympathy obviously had no effect at all in the duel that finally began.

"I know you like to go straight!" Mr. Martin used a split move to make Till roll to the left twice. At the same time, Till's attack was easily dodged by him. "I am different. I like to be straight. I also like to make innuendoes. Good at it.”

Duelists generally rarely communicate with each other. Most duelists are used to concentrating during duels. At most, there are some instructions or the sound of chanting curses. Mr. Martin is clearly not in the majority and he has said a lot.

Till didn't like to talk at first, but he wasn't unable to talk. At this time, he spoke without any influence: "It seems that your understanding of me is not comprehensive."

On the basis of the smooth track, another snow-making spell was applied, and the stage under Mr. Martin's feet became slippery. The shallow layer of snow made his landing even more wet, making it even more slippery and untenable.

"I also like to make innuendoes." Till took the opportunity to cast a few more spells on him, which really made Mr. Martin feel a little embarrassed.

However, this was just like a tickle. Mr. Martin did not get hurt or give up because of this. He quickly reacted, stood firm and attacked Till.

"Good boy, your talent is much higher than my grandson who is tall but has uncoordinated hands and feet." Mr. Martin said casually, and a young man who was sitting quietly in the audience stood up and shouted helplessly. A sound.

Thiel chuckled, amused by Mr. Martin's conversation, but Mr. Martin's subsequent attacks made Thiel no longer able to laugh.

Mr. Martin got serious and cast several silent spells in succession. Till pursed his lips in response and also began to cast spells one after another.

This time Mr. Martin didn't speak again, the place became quiet, and finally there was a duel atmosphere that Till was familiar with.

Silent, oppressive...exciting for her!

I don’t know how many spells were used by each other and escaped. At a certain moment, Mr. Till and Mr. Martin stopped tacitly and stood on both sides of the stage, watching each other gasp slightly.

"I remember that you are good at swordsmanship." Mr. Martin stood up straight, put away his wand under everyone's gaze, casually twitched his right hand from his left sleeve, and unexpectedly pulled out a short silver sword, "You really like me. , because I also know a little bit about swordsmanship.”

Tier breathed out, but he didn't feel solemn. Instead, he laughed slightly relaxedly: "Then let's compete in swordsmanship?"

She didn't originally plan to use swordsmanship. She was really good at swordsmanship under Godric's teachings, and she also integrated the two swords with magic. In order to make the competition more fair, she placed the two swords on the edge of the stage. I had no intention of taking it out at all.

But Mr. Martin really made her feel too sympathetic. Even though they had no intersection, he chose Till's best dueling method.

Till showed a big smile, and under the gaze of Mr. Martin, he took out two long swords inlaid with gems. He waved his hand casually, and the silver light flashed, already giving Till a bit of sharpness.

"Tyr! Give this guy something powerful!" Godric's voice came from the magic stone on Till's bracelet - yes, Till brought the magic stone out, Godric and the others knew that Till To participate in the duel competition, Tyr was unanimously asked to take them out to have a look.

Godric knew Till's swordsmanship very well. She was already so powerful that Godric had no one to teach her. I never expected that someone would take the initiative to challenge Till's strengths today.

Godric was so excited that he floated around in circles in the Philosopher's Stone, and was finally caught by Salazar, who was making an unbearable noise. Only then did Till feel that the faint screams in his ears were lessened.

Perhaps it was because he had been in Hogwarts for too long that Godric's temper became more and more out of control.

Till originally only put the two swords in the study room, but Godric urged Till to bring the two swords, so Till had to bring them over, but he only put them on the side of the stage, not behind his back. Won't use them.

Unexpectedly, I still use it now.

Till moved his wrist helplessly. Such a simple action made Mr. Martin opposite him look solemn, and he doubted whether his decision was correct.

Outsiders may not know that the Martin family is actually a family that inherits swordsmanship. However, the persistence of hundreds of years will be shaken one day. In the middle of the inheritance, there are often thoughts of giving up. Although I picked it up in the end, the inheritance So far, Mr. Martin is already weak, let alone Mr. Martin’s children and grandchildren.

Mr. Martin only heard that Till had used swordsmanship in his first duel, but he did not watch the scene. He only heard others mention that "it is still immature", so he thought that Till's swordsmanship was not good. .

But Mr. Martin, who knows swordsmanship, could tell at a glance that Till had a profound foundation in swordsmanship. Her hands were surprisingly steady when holding the sword, and it was obvious that she had put in a lot of effort.

Although he didn't know where Till learned his sword skills, in this situation, it was impossible for Mr. Martin to regret it. He gritted his teeth and began to duel with Till one move at a time.

The duel of swordsmanship does not have as much brilliance as the magic spell, but the brilliance reflected by the sword body still makes people in the field who are not familiar with swordsmanship stare at it.

If the duel on magic was evenly matched, then the duel on swordsmanship was very easy for Till.

Mr. Martin's dexterous footwork the day before yesterday should be in conjunction with the swordsmanship he learned. Till could see that they complement each other - Mr. Martin's whole person became extremely light with the cooperation of swordsmanship and footwork. If Till didn't Be careful, you may expose your back to him if you are not careful.

The back was an invisible weak point, and Till did not dare to relax for a moment. While paying attention to Mr. Martin's movements and avoiding them carefully, he began to look for Mr. Martin's loopholes.

In fact, Mr. Martin's loopholes are not small. Although this set of swordsmanship allows Mr. Martin to be more agile when attacking, it does not have much effect on his own defense.

Till had caught Mr. Martin's loopholes several times. If Mr. Martin hadn't had enough experience in dueling and escaped in time, the duel might have ended early.

But Mr. Martin had to recall the swordsmanship attack while carefully defending at the same time. This kind of multitasking was far more tiring than pure attack and defense.

He can defend once or twice, but he can't take care of every time.

Till narrowed his eyes, showing no sign of mercy. He turned around, and with very quick movements, he began to seize Mr. Martin's loopholes and attack quickly.

Mr. Martin defended Till's attack, but Till had two swords, and Mr. Martin only had one. His other side revealed a bigger flaw, and there was no cover for it.

Till stabbed Mr. Martin straight with his sword, but considering his age, the tip of the sword did not hurt him too deeply, and the power of the sword was deliberately restrained.

"Why, it's my swordsmanship -" Mr. Martin's steps were messy.

Till raised his eyes and looked at the panicked Mr. Martin: "The reason why swordsmanship is gradually eliminated in duels and no one learns it is because most learners are not aware of their shortcomings and simply make mistakes after every failure. Give it to swordsmanship.”