[HP] Ravenclaw Girls' Hard Days

Casey looked at Potter, Potter looked back at Casey sincerely, the two stood at the door of Casey's house for a while, and Casey suddenly asked, "Which wand gesture is commonly used for cleansing spells?"

"Huh?" Potter froze for a moment, he didn't expect Kathy to say this suddenly, but his instinct told him to answer the question well.

So Potter scratched his head, took out the effort of the final exam, tried hard to recall the books he had read, and answered uncertainly: "Circle?"

"If the magic effect is to move an object, what is the first wand gesture to consider?" Casey didn't announce the answer, but continued to ask.

"Upper and lower semicircles." Potter thought for a moment before answering.

Kathy asked quickly, "Why?"

"Uh..." Potter recalled with difficulty that he was really not a person who loves spells. At that time, he gnawed down those few books. When he gnawed, he felt like his head was like a sieve. Reading books while dropping knowledge.

Fortunately, he still had a little impression of what Casey asked, and he stumbled and said: "Because most of the magic spells of moving objects are based on the levitation spell for deformation and improvement."

Casey didn't give him time to catch his breath, and immediately asked, "What happens if the spell and the gesture don't match?"

Potter had no memory of this at all, so he could only guess at random: "Anything is possible?"

Kathy raised her eyebrows slightly, and wanted to ask, but she looked at the sweat on the tip of Potter's nose, swallowed the next question, turned and walked forward: "Well, Potter, it seems that you are really I've read the book."

Potter heaved a sigh of relief, and hurriedly followed. At this moment, he became sharp again: "Cathy, are you not angry?"

"This is really the last chance, Potter." Kathy glanced at him, raised a finger, and said solemnly, "If you make me angry again, I really won't forgive you. "

Potter breathed a sigh of relief, and then smiled brightly: "Of course! I won't make you angry!"

Casey didn't believe Potter's words at all. She thought about it, changed the subject, and asked, "For restoration spells, which of the four elements of the spell is the key?"

Potter didn't expect to answer the question, the smile on his face froze, and he opened his mouth a little hesitantly: "... huh?"

Only then did Casey let Potter go contentedly, quickened his pace and walked ahead, and said in a drawn-out voice, "It's fine if you can't answer."

With her back turned to Potter, she smiled a little pleasantly.

Potter caught up in two or three steps, and walked side by side with Casey again. Casey quickly put away the smile on his face, and heard Potter say in an uncertain tone, "Is it a spell?"

Casey didn't answer, and walked away on his own. Seeing that Casey didn't talk to him, Porter overturned his previous answer: "No, that's concentration?"

Casey glanced at him, and Potter immediately changed his words again: "No, it should be intention!"

Kathy listened to his guesses without speaking, and walked forward on his own. Potter scratched his head and decided not to dwell on topics he was not good at.

Mom complained at home two days ago that she didn't have much cash on hand, so Kathy didn't go directly to buy wires, but went to an ATM machine to get some cash.

It just so happened that she didn't have much cash on hand, so she simply took out a little more this time.

She sorted out the money, stuffed it into the bag together with the card, and turned to Potter and said, "Let's go."

——The ATM machines on the streets of London are not partitioned, just install the machine on the street wall and the job is over. When Casey withdraws money, Porter rarely stands a little farther politely.

At this moment, Potter heard her call, and quickly walked a few steps to her side, and asked enthusiastically, "Where are we going next?"

Casey asked without answering, "What do you want to buy?"

It was only then that Potter remembered that he was out shopping with Casey, and he was taken aback for a moment before he said, "Extension board."

Casey nodded, and Potter hurriedly asked, "What about you? What are you buying?"

"Wires." Casey led him through an alley, "Use it for experiments."

There are a lot of row houses on the streets of London, and Kathy didn’t know how the houses were planned when they were built. Not all the row houses are close to each other, and there are some gaps every few buildings, forming a strip on the mobile phone navigation. Hard to find alleys.

It's not too far from her home. Before she went to Hogwarts, it was one of her daily activities. It's just that she lived in Hogwarts in the past two years, and she hasn't visited for a long time. .

The alley wasn't very short, she took Potter to walk a while, and two seventeen or eighteen-year-old boys walked up to them, with their arms crossed, blocking the road maliciously.

Potter took a quick step forward, keeping Kathy behind him.

Casey looked at them a little strangely, and then turned to look behind him. There were also two boys blocking the road on the other side.

Seeing that there were people on both sides, Potter turned around, turned Casey to the side next to the wall, and asked, "What are you going to do?"

Kathy accepted his kindness, but she was almost thrown against the wall by Potter, and she held Potter's arm in front of her, trying to push forward.

But Potter, who is a Quidditch player, is much stronger than her. She just pushed forward a little, but Potter stretched his arms back again, pushing her against the wall again, without looking back. Say, "Kathy, don't be afraid!"

Kathy's back was against the wall, and this position was really uncomfortable. She lowered herself and slipped out from under Potter's arm, standing shoulder to shoulder with him.

Porter felt that there was nothing behind him, and when he turned his head to look again, Casey had already stood beside him. He froze for a moment, and said a little moved, "Cathy, you don't have to do this, I can protect you!"

"...Thank you." Casey thanked politely and politely, then paused, but still couldn't help saying, "It would be better if you didn't push me against the wall."

Potter looked at Casey, then at the wall behind him, and quickly apologized, "Sorry Casey."

The two of them chatted on their own, but the four ignored passers-by in front of them were not so happy. One of them couldn't wait any longer and shouted at them: "Bring out the money!"

Casey glanced at him and said calmly, "I have no money."

Another said viciously: "Impossible! We saw you just went to withdraw money! Hurry up!"

These four people were tall and big, a little bit stronger than Potter, and they spoke fiercely, and it seemed that this was not the first time they had done such a thing.

But the two wizards present didn't panic at all—they didn't fight with fists or kicks.

Kathy reached out and touched the location of the wand pouch on his waist.

When she was on vacation, she took off the wand bag to prevent herself from accidentally casting a spell at home, but before going out today, she habitually buckled the wand bag back.

Kathy glanced at Potter and said, "You are on your left and you are on your right."

"It just so happens that I learned about dueling in Defense Against the Dark Arts class," Potter nodded, pulled out his wand, and said, "I'll count to three, and we'll..."

Casey didn't finish listening to him, and shot directly at the robbers who had rushed over: "Disarm you!"

"Hey, you've fouled!" Potter yelled, throwing the other robber back mercilessly in his hands, "Expelliarmus—"

Casey quickly cast a stun spell on the robbers lying on the ground to ensure that they were completely incapacitated, and yelled at Potter annoyedly: "Shut up, Potter!"

The author has something to say: Robbers: This is a dimensionality reduction strike!How unfair!

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