The Great Writers of Hogwarts

Chapter 52 Extracting Sword Technique
Looking at Tonks, Andre gave the order without any hesitation.

"Go and tell those Aurors, in order to ensure my cooperation, you can take care of my room and Luna's room in the future, let them have a good rest and recharge their energy to prepare for the next fierce battle."

"Don't reveal your secrets, understand?"

"Oh yes, bring me a meal with ample portion."

Under the influence of Axie's seal, Tonks' affection for Andre increased sharply, to the point where he was able to fight to the death for Andre.

When Andre gave her orders, she didn't feel any resistance at all. Instead, her face was blushing, and her heart was filled with happiness.

I really felt pity for that look, but Andre didn't have any superfluous look or emotion in his eyes, and he wasn't polite at all.

He's not a licking dog.

Although he definitely had his own likes and dislikes about the characters in the book when he read the book in his previous life, his impression of Tonks is quite good.

But now Andre is not in the fairy tales of his previous life, but a real world.

Just the existence of those indescribable things in this world is enough to prove how complicated the real world is, and it is naturally impossible for Andre to bring in his emotions for the "paper man" in his previous life to affect his actions.

Tonks was not related to him, and he had no interests involved, so he was just a passerby with a good face.

Not to mention her beauty, even if the charming Fleur Delacour in the original book came, Andre would not hesitate to control it under such circumstances.

Soon, Tonks turned around and closed the door under Andre's order, calmed down before walking down, and mentioned the matter to the Aurors.

These Aurors didn't have much patience to take care of their children, especially Andre's previous performance of being quite repulsive to them made them even more reluctant to get involved in this troublesome matter.

Now that Tonks is willing to take over this matter, they are also happy and relaxed, so naturally they readily agreed.

Andre breathed a sigh of relief after hearing the conversation from downstairs with his witcher senses.

In this way, the troublesome matter of being interrupted from time to time is finally solved, and it will be more at ease to practice in the room afterwards.

And with Tonks, an Auror reserve, at least the Silencing Curse can be added, which further increases safety.

At this moment, Tonks entered Andre's room again.

This time she also brought a hearty meal.

It was sent by Mrs. Weasley, who seemed to be afraid that the Lovegood family would be treated badly under the care of the Aurors, so the meals cooked by Mrs. Weasley were extraordinarily sumptuous, almost like a holiday.

After Andre enters the state of a witcher, although his physical strength and senses will be greatly enhanced, but due to his extremely fast metabolism, his need for food is far greater than that of ordinary people.

In addition, he didn't eat much today, and it was the time when he was very hungry. At this moment, he twitched his index finger when he smelled the aroma of the food, and ate up the food that Tonks brought to him like a whirlwind.

After eating and drinking enough, Andre nodded to Tonks, indicating that she did a good job.

Immediately, he gave Tonks another Axi sign, and then sent her out under her reluctant gaze, and asked her to cover himself outside.

Of course, Andre himself still has to work hard to improve his strength.

His gaze once again fell on an extractable option of the parchment.

"Geralt's perception of swordsmanship..."

Andre's eyes showed a fiery color.

Demon hunters are not pure spellcasters, the spell is just a means to assist them in fighting, and swordsmanship is the skill that most demon hunters really use to kill the enemy.

The extremely fast spell release combined with swordsmanship allows the demon hunter to attack as fast as a storm, especially in close combat. Once the demon hunter is brought close, ordinary spellcasters don't even have a gap to cast spells.

Especially for a master demon hunter like Geralt, his swordsmanship has reached the pinnacle, and it is far beyond what humans can handle.

Andre can even imagine that if he is close to a sword dance when facing an enemy wizard, how can the opponent still have the ability to chant spells?
Before the wand was lifted up, and the spell was not finished, he sent the opposite side to die with a sword!

What's more, the process of swordsmanship practice is also a kind of exercise for the body and reaction speed, which is of great help to the battle.

Speaking of this, Andre can't quite understand why ordinary wizards in the magic world don't care about physical exercise so much.

Nor is it mentioned at all in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class at Hogwarts.

In fact, to be honest, in the face of most black magic threats, it is more realistic for ordinary wizards to turn around and run.

This defense against the dark arts class does not practice sprinting, forward rolling and running skills on a flying broom, which is a bit puzzling.

If top wizards like Grindelwald, Dumbledore, and Voldemort can fire magic map cannons, it is understandable that they don't pay attention to physical fitness.

After all, any magic has a huge range, the enemy can't run away at all, and a defensive spell can last for a long time under the concentrated fire, so it's useless to have physical fitness or something.

But ordinary wizards, even the big guys like Professor McGonagall and Snape, have to dodge and move around in battle, avoiding the enemy's spells and launching counterattacks at the same time.

This kind of fighting method needs to test your physical fitness, and you need to hone your reaction speed, and you even need to be accurate. How can you play well without more exercise?
For this, Andre can only explain that it is already very difficult for those little wizards to learn enough magical knowledge at Hogwarts. The best thing is to give them some Quidditch training to strengthen their bodies Quality.

What's more, if you don't practice, I don't practice, and everyone doesn't practice, it means that everyone has practiced.

If you practice and I practice, it means that everyone has not practiced.

Then why suffer this crime?
It may be that the magic world has deeply implemented this concept of rejecting introversion.

But Andre would definitely not refuse.

He picked up the quill and ticked the option to extract Geralt's swordsmanship perception on the parchment.

Then, the parchment fluttered and danced, and experiences about swordsmanship poured into Andre's mind.

In a trance, Andre seemed to be transformed into Geralt, following Geralt's sword dance, experiencing the gorgeous, elegant and swift sword skills of this master witcher's world-renowned dance.

When this feeling was completely accepted by Andre, he opened his eyes.

At this moment, his gaze changed.

Cold, calm and sharp!
(End of this chapter)