Harry Potter’s Natural Villain

Without the days of the game, everything is so dull, but what no one knows is how turbulent waves are surging behind the rare tranquility of Hogwarts.

"Attention, against the dark wizard, in the face of the black magic that may appear from his wand at any time, we must always maintain a high degree of vigilance for better defense."

This morning was Defense Against the Dark Arts class, and Moody was chattering on the stage. This is very rare for him who advocates practice over theory. In the past, he used more practice to teach students. They teach.

"Dark magic is a sharp spear, and defense is a solid shield. The strength of the contradiction is largely determined by the strength of the wizard himself." Moody pointedly said.

"With all due respect, a dark wizard who can only use life-suppressing spells is not even half-baked in my eyes." Moody said contemptuously, dragging his wooden prosthetic leg to and fro in the classroom.

When many students heard the word "Life Sucking Mantra", they all trembled.

"Goyle and Crabbe, if you keep staring at the beetle on your desk, I don't mind letting you eat him." Moody slapped the foot of the student's desk with his wand. Saying negatively.

His magic eye can not only break the illusion, but also greatly broaden his vision, and almost no small movements of the students can escape his eyes.

The two big idiots shrugged and arched into their chairs, as if Moody would really attack him the next moment.

"Idiot." Moody scolded secretly, and then began to lecture.

"The battle of wizards is not only more powerful than who has magic power and who remembers more complicated spells, but also adapts measures to local conditions. To be more precise, the battle between wizards is a competition of imagination." Mu Dee meant something.

"Imagination?" Pansy muttered in a low voice, looking at Moody in confusion.

"Yes, imagination." Malfoy nodded lightly in approval, which was what he had understood long ago.

Almost all the problems in this world can be solved by the use of eccentric imagination and extraordinary execution, and for wizards with extraordinary power, it seems that they only need to do their best to exert the former.

During the battle, in order to make the opponent's magic spell ineffective, you can run to avoid it, or you can put a protective magic spell on yourself to bounce off the opponent's magic, and at the same time, you can interfere with the opponent's performance and make them lose their accuracy.

Apparition,

It can make the opponent lose control of the target for a short time, regain the initiative, and can also be used to dodge spells. Armor protection is the most practical protective spell, and there are endless small spells, although the power is not strong, but the victory lies in Quick and flexible, once hit, it can also play its due role.

"The death curse is naturally done once and for all, but wizards are not animals that are slaughtered. When the animals are slaughtered, they have to call out a few times. Struggling a few times, isn't it? So, in fact, the hit rate of the life-suppressing curse is not high. Everyone imagines it as high." Moody said disdainfully.

""Avada Suomin" is not an unbreakable spell. There is no magic spell defense, which does not mean certain death."

"Every professional Auror will undergo systematic training before joining the job, and there are also ways to fight against the Unforgivable Curse." Moody's magic eye twitched. "If we don't have a solution, wouldn't we be helpless if a wizard learns the Unforgivable Curse?"

"First of all, of course, confrontation. This is also what we are teaching. How to avoid being hit is a very important knowledge."

"Using the surrounding terrain is a key point, I think you all have a deep understanding of this." Moody said slowly. "Whether it's my predecessor's last lesson. Or a few events in the Triwizard Tournament not too long ago, the terrain is quite a big play for the Warriors."

"Underwater, sand, a true wizard will adjust everything to his best interests during battle."

"For example, in a very dark cave, I am arresting a dark wizard, I can almost be sure that he is a few meters away from me, what should I do." Moody asked slowly. "Additionally, my magic eye was invalid at that time."

The students began to discuss in whispers.

"Is there an answer?" Moody asked after a while.

"Use a spell that glows, such as a spell with strong fluorescent flashes." Malfoy stood up from his seat and looked at Moody and said slowly.

"Isn't that taking the initiative to be someone else's target?" A student immediately whispered.

"Of course it's not a target. This is the power of common sense. When people's eyes suddenly turn to a very bright place in a very dark place, they will be greatly stimulated and have a great sense of discomfort."

"And in order to avoid this situation, I voluntarily closed my eyes."

"Isn't that no difference?" a student said in dissatisfaction.

"Of course there is a difference, one is prepared, and the other is caught off guard." Moody said decisively, "At that time, I didn't have a magic eye yet. He touched the stone under his feet because of the strong stimulation and made a movement. I rely on it. The ear discerned the direction of the dark wizard, and then decisively cast a spell, making him lose his combat effectiveness and subduing him."

"It's a glow-in-the-dark spell that decides the outcome, ironic, isn't it, but it's true."

"Courage and wisdom, the top wizards always reflect the importance of these two points in battle." Moody said seriously: "I'm just citing a very crude example."

"In the battle of high-end wizards, the life-suppressing spell is more often used as a shock and strategic weapon, because its use requires condensing killing intent and concentration, and more often, wizards of comparable level are often you coming and going. To defuse their respective offensives, the most used ones are not the direct lethal spells, but..." Mudy extended his ending.

"It's Transfiguration." Moody revealed the answer.

"Wouldn't it be too ridiculous if it was really just two wizards' ordinary spells fighting each other." Moody laughed mockingly.

The bell of the end of get out of class suddenly and slowly rang, and through the window, it got into people's ears,

"Okay, that's it for today." Moody said unfinished, as if his desire to explain has been greatly liberated today. "Malfoy, come to my office later," he continued, a look of imperceptible cruelty in his eyes.

"Okay, Professor," Malfoy responded.