Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

Dumbledore waved his hand at her, then stepped forward and said:

“Yes, it’s great to see two professors come forward and demonstrate to everyone what a duel is.

In fact, the Dueling Club at Hogwarts hasn't been in session for years, hasn't it, Filius?"

Professor Flitwick nodded regretfully.

There are various clubs in Hogwarts, in addition to some clubs formed by teachers, such as the Slug Club, the Charms Club...

There are also clubs formed by student groups, such as the paid study group that Douglas once formed.

The duel club has existed for many years.

If Professor Flitwick hadn't been taking care of the Charms Club, he would definitely have chosen to form the Dueling Club.

Now that Dumbledore took the lead in agreeing, the other professors had no other opinions.

The students were even more excited.

Duels between professors were even rarer, something they had almost never seen in their academic careers.

In particular, some students were whispering below:

"I really hope Professor Holmes can give Snape a good beating!"

"It's better to kick it like you would against an Inferi..."

"Ron, do you think the professor will use Expelliarmus against Snape..."

Of course, not everyone is optimistic about Douglas.

“I think it might be difficult for Professor Holmes to win.

I heard from my father that when Professor Snape was in school, he was a master of the dark arts!"

"Yes, Professor Holmes is too young..."

Douglas and Snape walked onto the stage, facing each other, and then looked each other straight in the eye...

Some people who knew the process were whispering:

"Shouldn't the next step be to bow to each other? Why aren't the professors moving?"

Snape sneered:

"Why don't you play your ridiculous tricks anymore?"

Douglas said:

"Isn't this waiting for you to bow?"

Then, the two looked at each other in silence again...

Professor Sprout folded his arms in front of him and shrugged.

He complained helplessly to the Hufflepuff students beside him:

“I knew they would be like this…

When we were in school, your Professor Holmes and Professor Snape often glared at each other.

And then Hufflepuff got a lot of points deducted!"

Maybe the two people on the stage also felt that it was really embarrassing to just stare at each other.

Almost at the same time, they both raised their wands straight in front of their chests.

Professor Flitwick said regretfully, "One step missing, a bow!"

Professor Snape quickly raised his wand over his shoulder and shouted, "Expelliarmus!"

Suddenly a dazzling red light flashed from the wand.

When Douglas raised his arm, he seemed to have guessed what Snape was going to do.

Almost at the same time, he made a crossroads and barely escaped the curse.

At the same time, a tripping curse flew out from the wand and flew towards Snape's legs.

Snape seemed to have anticipated this. After he released the Disarming Spell, he placed an Shield Spell in front of him.

Just happened to block the flying tripping curse.

After a tentative contact, both of them stopped temporarily.

Looking at each other with a sneer.

After testing each other, they found that each other had good combat awareness.

One grew up in the war years, and the other traveled all over the world.

Naturally, they are all good at this.

The students were stunned. It only took a second or two.

The two completed an attack and a defense respectively.

Some students even lowered their heads and missed it.

There were only two people on the stage.

Suddenly, they all moved at the same time.

"The Upside Down Golden Bell!"

"Flying sand and flying rocks!"

The green and blue magic lights were dodged by the two men's movement.

"Hot as hell!" (Pimple curse)

"Grin Hula La!" (Tickle curse)

"Everyone is petrified!"

"Lock the tongue and seal the throat!"

"Tarantella!"

"Slug Spitting Curse!"

......

The two people on the field quickly dodged each other's spells, while waving their wands non-stop.

The people off the field watched the various magic spells dancing with light.

Some spells that flew out of the field were dealt with promptly by other professors.

But the more they looked, the more something seemed wrong.

Why are the spells used by the two professors...

How should I put it? The damage isn't that high, but the curses and evil hexes are extremely insulting, especially when used on professors.

Both of them slowly approached each other during the attack.

It seems that everyone has his own plans.

Just when the two sides were getting closer.

A rope suddenly shot out from the tip of Snape's wand, startling Douglas, who thought it was a snake.

But because the rope was flexible and he was too close,

He cast a quick confinement spell and tied him up.

When the rope touched his body, Douglas knew he couldn't escape.

The same binding spell was used to tie up Snape.

Although both spells are branches of Transfiguration, the difference is that Douglas's Immortal Binding Spell contains other ingredients.

The small electric current made Snape shiver again and again.

So Snape gritted his teeth and shouted the Hanging Bell Curse, which made Douglas, who was tied up like a dumpling, hang upside down in the air.

Douglas in mid-air was glad that he had the habit of wearing pants.

It was a pity that he had been tied up like a dumpling, and his wand was pressed down tightly by the rope, otherwise Douglas would have let Snape experience what the foul air expelling curse was like.

But Snape wasn't feeling well either.

The lasting damage from the rope is minimal.

The most important thing is Douglas's Immortal Binding Rope Spell, also known as the Rope Art Spell.

Although he didn't know that the name of this rope art was Four-Horse Binding, it was indeed very embarrassing.

Not only did they tie up his hands, they also tied his wrists and feet together.

The stimulation of the electric current made Snape unable to resist.

He could only lie on the ground, staring at Douglas, who was still hanging in the air, his face flushed red from being upside down.

The corners of his mouth were still sneering.

Douglas was no match for the other party and also laughed at him.

In fact, at least they still had wands in their hands at this time.

Based on their magical attainments, it seems that they should be able to break each other's spell.

This is also the reason why other professors did not intervene.

So everyone just watched, and some even started betting on who would break the other's spell first.

Moreover, many students said that they would rather offend Professor Snape than Professor Holmes in the future.

I had only heard the Weasley twins talk about the Rope Art Charm that Professor Holmes used to deal with Peeves.

Seeing it with my own eyes this time, it is indeed... a bit embarrassing.

But Professor Snape's fuchsia isn't bad either...

So after a while of staring blankly.

The two people above and below finally moved.

Douglas blushed and said:

"Professor, that's it?

No loss, no win?"

Snape sneered:

"can!"

No one understands what it means yet.

The rope on Douglas' body suddenly broke, and then he did a gorgeous backflip in the air and landed gracefully on the ground.

At the same time as Douglas's rope broke, the rope on Professor Snape also broke suddenly.

However, due to the special binding posture, his hands and feet were a little unsteady for a while.

Douglas stepped forward and held out his hand.

Snape hesitated for a moment, then reached out his hand and let Douglas pull him up...

At this moment, the two could feel that a barrier between them was silently broken.

Then, Snape said calmly: "I lost!"

After saying this, he walked off the stage without looking back and left the auditorium.

The moment he turned around, a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, but no one saw it.

Douglas was stunned, then quickly said:

"It's a draw, no one wins or loses!"

Everyone was confused.

What is the result?

Ron said doubtfully: