Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

I declare that the first monthly exam for seventh grade Defense Against the Dark Arts begins now.

The test content is that everyone can last under Professor Holmes for five minutes. Of course, it would be even better if anyone can defeat him.

At the same time, except for illegal spells, you can use any spell you have learned.

Everyone has a chance to fail!

Other students should not get too close to the examination room to avoid being accidentally injured by magic.

The professors and I will keep everyone safe!"

Dumbledore finished.

Everyone laughed.

This laughter also dispelled a lot of tension in the hearts of the candidates.

Mario Nott, the head of the male student union and a seventh-year Defense Against the Dark Arts student next to Professor Snape, stood up.

He walked from the nearest steps to the center of the stage, drew his wand and looked Douglas in the eye.

He was ready to wait for the other party to announce the start of the duel so that he could show off his elegant dueling etiquette that he had practiced privately for a long time in front of everyone.

When Douglas saw the other party arrive at his position, he raised his wand and said,

"This wand is eleven inches long. I personally sourced the materials and it was meticulously crafted by the famous wandmaker Ollivander. Waving the wand spreads righteousness, and chanting spells brings divine power..."

???

Everyone was confused!

Especially those who have learned dueling etiquette, they asked each other in confusion whether the rules had been changed recently?

But it sounds inexplicably powerful!

They didn't notice the expressions of the four deans.

Professor Snape almost rushed up to Douglas and shouted:

"You bastard, you actually use this trick on students..."

The other three deans couldn't bear to watch what was about to happen...

Mario Notte, who was standing opposite Douglas, froze in place, not knowing for a moment whether he should initiate a duel.

He winked at Douglas.

"Professor, you didn't teach this!"

Seeing that Douglas ignored him, he had no choice but to imitate Douglas, raised his wand and said:

"This wand is long...ah!"

As soon as he finished speaking, he heard a voice saying "Expelliarmus!"

Then he saw a red light flying towards him.

Before he could react, he saw the wand in his hand fly into Douglas's hand.

And I was under a huge impact.

Flying towards the back of the stage...

If Professor Flitwick hadn't been quick enough to cast a spell to catch him, he would have been able to barely stand on the ground.

Then he will definitely hit his head against the wall and make a fool of himself.

Mario Notte fell to the ground and was extremely angry.

He didn't care that the other person was a professor or that there were other professors around.

He roared at Douglas:

“You have no manners!

A sneak attack..."

Many classmates also agreed with him and thought that Professor Holmes was indeed going too far.

A sneak attack!

Douglas looked at him coldly.

"Mr. Nott, I never said this was a duel.

I've emphasized before that this is a battle.

Don't tell me that when you face an evil dark wizard, you will first show him your duel etiquette?

You, including all of you, must remember today's scene when facing those evil wizards in the future.

Subdue the other person first and ensure your own safety before you say anything that shows off your status.

Haven't you heard the saying, villains die because they talk too much?

The professors frowned, but said nothing more.

Douglas had paid special attention to it before, and as long as nothing dangerous happened during this exam.

They must not interfere with anything else.

Avoid disrupting his teaching schedule.

(The professors here do not include Professor Snape, whose sallow face is almost as black as the bottom of a pot.

If eyes could cast spells, Douglas would have been cut into countless pieces by the Shadowless Divine Edge.)

Although Douglas's words were very blunt and straightforward, they were indeed true in some parts of the wizarding world.

Those evil dark wizards don't care if you're from the Ministry of Magic or a pure-blood family...

There is nothing wrong in letting students know the darkness of the wizarding world in advance.

Mario Nott is not stupid to be the leader of Slytherin and Hogwarts.

Although I think Douglas has some truth in what he said,

But he was still angry, still unconvinced and said with a bit of ridicule:

"You just spoke, and you spoke first...

Are you…”

Douglas understood the meaning of the other party's words, but out of understanding the other party's current emotions, Douglas did not blame him.

“Obviously, you haven’t heard the other sentence.

Only the powerful army of justice has the right to speak first...

Unless you think you are as powerful as Headmaster Dumbledore or any of the professors present.

I think without you having to do anything, any villain will first calm down and listen to your reasoning..."

Douglas shrugged and said, "You are the villain anyway, so what?"

The other students gradually reacted and thought about what Douglas meant.

When some people from Gryffindor realized what was happening, they all burst into applause.

I don't know whether I think Douglas's words are right or not.

Better to beat up Slytherin.

As a professor, is it okay for Douglas to target Slytherin like this?

He has his own judgment.

In his opinion, there is still a chance for the sixth grade in Slytherin, and the lower grades can be influenced imperceptibly.

But this group of seventh graders has already been infiltrated by black magic in their bones.

It cannot be said that they will definitely cause harm after they go out.

However, the situation in the next few years forces him to think carefully.

Therefore, for this seventh-year Slytherin class, he always demonstrated spells that specifically restrained the dark arts, either openly or covertly.

He implies that these spells can only be learned by those who have not practiced the Dark Arts, and that he is willing to teach them to the students of Hogwarts.

This way, they will have more considerations when choosing a camp in the future.

Even if you don't choose Dumbledore's side, you should still consider the combat effectiveness of this side.

It's okay to have more fence-sitters at critical moments.

As for Mario Nott, his uncle was a Death Eater.

He is currently the leader of Slytherin.

Of course, he is the best person to establish his authority.

Chapter 91 No Little Spells, Only Little Wizards

After Mario Notte went down, he had to wait until all the students had finished their assessments before he could enter the supplementary examination stage.

The second student to take the exam was Ravenclaw Ruth Brennell.

He learned from Mario's lesson.

Understand that once you step on stage, the battle begins.

So he just stepped onto the steps.

He directly cast a fire spell at Douglas.

Douglas casually said "Armor Protect Me" and directly deflected the opponent's spell.

(Because of the purpose of teaching and examination, Douglas has various restrictions on himself.

For example, if you only use a silent spell once every three spells, if the opponent can last through ten spells,

He would choose to use a spell that was not in the textbook.

Douglas's spell casting speed increases with the number of spells the opponent can catch.)

While deflecting the opponent's spell, a withdrawal spell was also slowly cast towards the opponent.

Ruth Bunnier heard Douglas's curse and saw that there was no way to avoid it.

He actually did something that no one expected and threw the spell into the air.

The function of the Extraction Spell (Release of Strength) is to force the target person to give up the items they are holding.

It was obvious that Ruth Buniel was well aware of the characteristics of the spell and separated herself from the wand in advance.

After withstanding another spell, he quickly jumped up and caught the wand.

Obviously he succeeded.

The students below applauded.

Professor Flitwick was also explaining the properties of this spell to the students around him.

Douglas was also very satisfied with the other party's response.

Ruth Buniel did not get carried away after catching the wand in mid-air.

Before he could stand firm, he pointed his wand at Douglas and shouted "Flock of birds". With a loud bang,

Like a pistol firing, a flock of birds flapped their wings and flew out from the head of the wand, rushing towards Douglas.

Douglas shouted "Armor Protection" directly, and at the same time the first silent spell was quietly cast.

While Ruth Buniel and the students below were still watching the birds hit the armor spell...

But he didn't notice that there was a rope behind him, quietly and silently starting to wrap around him.

When Ruth Bunnell realized she was about to be tied up, she struggled to get free from the rope.

He had heard that Professor Holmes was so skilled in rope crafting that he could even tie Peeves into a peach.

He would rather admit defeat than be tied up in front of everyone...

Before he could solve the problem of the rope on his body, Douglas said lazily: "Expelliarmus!"

He flew out directly.