hp: D on the left and G on the right, am I the savior?

Sure enough, the wizard hiding behind the straw stood up and looked warily at the wizard who was still "dancing"

He leaned sideways, pointing his wand forward, slightly downward, not at the other person.

This is a duel ritual, the purpose is to tell the other party a message:

It's time for you to admit defeat.

Sure enough, the "dancing" wizard shouted helplessly:

"I surrender!"

The young wizards in the audience applauded one after another. They were all very willing to give their applause for this wonderful duel.

"good, very good, excellent!"

At this moment, a figure suddenly appeared on the stage.

Everyone looked at him

It turned out to be Professor Flitwick!

The whole place fell silent.

At this time, Professor Flitwick looked at the two people on the stage with sharp eyes.

"Excellent Transfiguration, turning the clothes on his body into a scarecrow that can help him resist magic and cover his tracks, and casting a targeted dance spell on the armor, perfectly restraining the opponent. Very good, Brad Pitt"

Professor Flitwick begins to comment on the duel.

Peter Blood was not complacent because of the professor's evaluation. He put away his wand and bowed to Professor Flitwick.

"And you, Anthony Brown, are very skilled in using several spells, but you must remember that a duel is not a formulaic test. Your opponent is a living person and is very flexible. When faced with an unclear situation, you must know how to adapt."

"For example, when Pete uses the Transformation Number, you can move to his side in time and look for an opportunity to counterattack."

Professor Flitwick walked lightly to Anthony Browne's side. At this time, the effect of the dance spell on Anthony had faded. Anthony Browne showed a trace of shame on his face. He did not feel ashamed of making a fool of himself in public.

Rather, he felt embarrassed because he had made a stupid mistake (the levitation spell missed) and the teacher was present.

He scratched his head and looked at Professor Flitwick.

At the professor's signal, the two of them faced the scarecrow together.

"According to your positions, you are facing mostly scarecrows, but Brad can see you completely."

"Follow me." Professor Flitwick said softly, and led Anthony Browne to the side of the scarecrow that had not yet turned back to its original form.

At this moment, the situation behind the scarecrow is clearly visible.

"Remember, during a duel, don't just stand there stupidly. If you have the chance, learn to move flexibly." Professor Flitwick taught patiently.

"If conditions do not permit, you can even quickly approach the scarecrow and squat slightly. In this way, it will be difficult for your opponent to cast magic on you accurately due to the obstructed vision." Professor Flitwick explained in detail.

The two men approached the scarecrow, and sure enough, if Pete aimed at Anthony at the scarecrow's shoulder, he might not be able to find his target.

"Understood, Professor."

Anthony Brown nodded seriously.

Professor Flitwick smiled with satisfaction, and waited until the two people on the stage left before looking at the young wizards below.

"Good afternoon, little ones!"

At this time, the other two duels had stopped, and all the little wizards came to the arena in the middle.

"Good afternoon, Professor!"*

The young wizards said in unison.

Professor Flitwick waved his hand:

"While I was down there, did I hear some little wizard ask if he could use Transfiguration to turn the scarecrow back into a glove?"

When Professor Flitwick said this, many little wizards laughed out loud, but there were indeed a few little wizards who looked confused.

Apparently, they have the same idea.

Suning also laughed. Having attended a tutorial once, Suning knew that Professor McGonagall had emphasized this issue in the first class.

Professor Flitwick said seriously:

"You still have to listen carefully in class. I don't want to hear about someone getting hurt or even dying because of common sense mistakes in the future!"

"The fourth law of Transfiguration is that you cannot apply Transfiguration to an object that has already been Transfigured but has not yet completed its transformation. Otherwise, it is easy to form multiple strands of magic power inside the object, causing a chaotic explosion of magic power!"

"This situation will not only cause harm to the person performing the treatment, but may also affect people around them. Therefore, please be careful to avoid accidents."

Several little wizards blushed, obviously they remembered something.

Seeing that everyone was listening attentively, Professor Flitwick nodded again, with a big smile on his face:

"Well, let's get to the point now!"

“Duel, this ancient and solemn ritual, not only shows the contest of courage and strength, but also the endless desire for victory in the hearts of gentlemen. When two opponents stand in front of each other, their eyes meet, as if they can see through each other the persistence and determination in their hearts.”

"So, in order to respect themselves and their opponents, the gentlemen raised their wands!"

Professor Flitwick raised his hands high, and harmless but bright flames burst out from all sides of the ring.

"Welcome everyone to the Hogwarts Dueling Club"

"Wow!"

Screams

"I think everyone knows that the highlight of today is the competition for the top spot in the Duel Club!"

"Charlie, Charlie, Charlie!"

"Prueus, Prieus, Prieus!"

The young wizards from the Lion House and the Snake House were all cheering for their own side, while those from the other two houses were shouting the name of their favorite one.

Anyway, they just want to watch the fun and have fun.

The little wizard in the audience immediately raised his hands and cheered. People who didn’t know might think that there was a party going on here.

To be honest, this doesn't seem like a duel between gentlemen, but more like a boxing match.

Perhaps dueling is the wizarding equivalent of boxing matches?

It's just that one uses muscles and the other uses a magic wand.

However, after all, dueling has been around for a long time, and as it has developed to the present day, it must have been endowed with unique spiritual connotations.

Besides, who says a gentleman can't roll up his sleeves and work hard?

Suning couldn't help but be infected by this atmosphere, and he also shouted Charlie's name.

Professor Flitwick seemed to like this atmosphere very much, but he quickly raised his hands and pressed them down.

Everyone cooperated and fell silent.

"Well then, let's invite our two protagonists to come on stage."

The applause of the audience was thunderous.

Two figures appeared at both ends of the stage.

On the left is Charlie Weasley, and on the right is Prince Selwyn.

Professor Flitwick stretched out his wand and cast a spell around him.

Although Suning could not see any changes in the surroundings, he thought that Professor Flitwick had taken some protective measures.

From this we can see how fierce the fight will be between these two people.