The God of Ice and Fire at Hogwarts

Snape nodded in surprise and asked the little lion to sit down.

Snape didn't expect that the little lion he randomly picked could give such a wonderful answer.

This answer is different from the textbook, but it is rich in the wizard's own understanding. Basically, only wizards who have mastered the skills of silent casting and are skilled enough can give such an answer.

Could it be that this little lion from Gryffindor College has already mastered the skills of silent casting? !

Snape wanted to test the silent casting skills of the little wizard who raised his hand just now, but after seeing the Slytherin snakes on the other side of the classroom with incredible expressions, Snape shook his head helplessly.

As a qualified professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts, he naturally had to take care of everyone in the classroom, especially those idiots with heads like trolls in his own college.

Even those Gryffindor lions can answer the questions, why can't the Slytherin snakes? !

Snape explained the concept of silent spellcasting, and then said calmly: "Now you are divided into groups of two. One tries to cast a curse on the other, but you are not allowed to say it out loud. The other tries to repel the curse, and you are also not allowed to say it out loud. Let's start."

In less than five minutes, everyone in the classroom completed the grouping of two.

Irina and Hermione were in a group, and they stood five meters away from each other.

Irina looked at Hermione and whispered: "Go all out, Hermione, let me see your current magic level."

On the other side, after the Slytherin snakes were divided into groups, they began training.

Snape slowly walked to the middle of these snakes, and he watched them train.

Half a class passed, and none of the Slytherin snakes could use the silent spell. In order to avoid being sprayed with venom by Snape, they chose to whisper the spell to fake the illusion that they were silently casting.

But without exception, Snape immediately identified their stupid and flawed cheating and sprayed venom fiercely.

Only Draco, after half a class, gradually mastered the skills of silent casting and released a silent Tarantella dance towards his partner.

His partner did not react in time and failed to block or avoid the curse, so he danced in a weird posture.

Snape walked over with a cold face and lifted the curse on the other party.

When Snape looked at Draco, his expression finally eased. He nodded gently at Draco and said, "Well practiced."

Hearing Snape's praise, Draco did not feel happy at all. He looked at the sparring of the Gryffindor lions next door and wanted to cry without tears.

He even felt that his professor was insulting him...

Snape frowned and looked at the place where the Gryffindor lions were practicing.

But the next second, Snape's defense was broken, and the corners of his mouth twitched wildly. He simply couldn't believe what he saw.

Except for a few little lions who did not join the D.A. Army, who were hiding in the corner of the classroom and clumsily chanting spells, the battles between all the other little lions could be described as performances!

Yes, performances!

The place where these D.A. Army members practiced was quiet, without a single sound, but their wands quickly released colorful beams of light!

From these beams, Snape distinguished the disarming spell, the stunning spell, the cutting spell, the crushing spell, and the small explosive spell, etc., especially the latter few spells, each of which was an offensive spell that could kill the opponent!

Especially when Snape saw a little witch from the D.A. Army, calmly casting a silent crushing spell at her partner's head, Snape almost rushed out to block it.

But what was even more unexpected was that the little witch's partner did not show any change on his face. He lightly tapped his wand on the beam of the Shattering Spell, and a miniature Armored Spell with a diameter of no more than one foot was released, which easily deflected the Shattering Spell!

If Snape had not seen the faint blue light of the Armored Spell condensed on the top of the wand, he would have thought that the little wizard had used his wand to pick up the opponent's Shattering Spell!

These D.A. members skillfully threw all kinds of spells at their partners, with an average of more than three spells flying out of their wands every second.

They even used various dueling skills, such as the spell hiding technique, that is, the second spell is hidden behind the tail of a spell, and the spell scattering technique, which is to divide a spell into many spells and block the opponent's movement at the same time.

Their duel was like an extremely wonderful performance. Even in the wizard duel competition, it is difficult to see such a dazzling spell duel!

Even the Aurors, even the wizarding army, may not be able to perform at the level of these D.A. Army members in battle!

In other words, the weakest of the D.A. Army members in this classroom already have the combat power comparable to that of an Auror, and most of them have the combat power comparable to that of an elite Auror!

This surprised and unbelievable Snape.

Snape also recognized that these Gryffindor lions seemed to be members of the D.A. Army formed by Lynn and Irina, which made him feel even more unimaginable.

What method did Lynn and Irina use to improve the overall strength of the D.A. Army to such an extent? !

You know, in the magical world where strength is respected, it is not uncommon for a person to have extremely powerful strength, but it is very rare for a person to lead the members of the entire team to have extremely powerful strength!

Snape has no doubt that if the more than 20 members of the D.A. Army in this classroom, except Irina, were allowed to attack the Ministry of Magic and duel with the Auror Office, they would be able to wipe out the Auror Office without any casualties!

With the idea of ​​turning a blind eye, Snape stopped watching the training of the Gryffindor lions and gave strict instructions to the Slytherin snakes.

This made the snakes miserable. Snape took out his anger on them. Even Draco, who had successfully mastered the skill of silent casting in this class, could not escape Snape's venom.

When the Defense Against the Dark Arts class ended, most of the Gryffindor lions left with smiles. They even felt that Snape had changed his temper and did not come to pick on them.

On the contrary, the Slytherin snakes basically left the classroom with sad faces. (End of this chapter)