Marvel's Magic Master

Chapter 42 The Most Suitable One Is the Strongest

"If that's the case, then there's no problem."

Hearing Snape's answer, George nodded without hesitation.

He went through all this trouble just for this purpose.

All I can learn from Lockhart is the Oblivion Charm, the rest is a mess. For dark magic, I still have to ask Snape for help.

And he has private tutoring once a week, which is equivalent to him becoming Snape's closed disciple. As time goes by, they develop feelings for each other, and it is not impossible for him to directly become Snape's godfather.

If a person is shameless and invincible, it is not impossible to have a godfather in order to improve his strength.

Seeing George agree so readily, Snape was stunned for a moment. He inexplicably felt like he was being tricked, but after thinking about it, it didn't seem to matter. Since his own academy had produced a genius, he was willing to show some favoritism.

After informing Snape, Hooch took George back to the lawn outside the castle.

As soon as George came back, he was surrounded by the little wizards and asked what Madam Hooch had taken him to do.

He did not hide everything about this and said directly that he had met the headmaster Snape and was admitted to the Slytherin Quidditch team as an exception, but he did not mention tutoring.

This answer naturally made the little wizards excited. The Slytherin little wizards were immediately proud, while the Gryffindor little wizards were a little depressed.

"I thought I could beat him in the broomstick class, but I didn't expect to lose even in this area."

Ginny sighed as she looked at George who was surrounded.

Colin on the side did not seem depressed at all, but raised his camera to take pictures:
"I can't help it. He's George, and he works really hard. I heard that he's the last one to leave the common room every night. He's also our friend."

"You're right, at least it's George, not anyone else."

Ginny also had a smile on her face.

George is not just a little bit better than them, he is better in every way, and he works so hard, it's hard to feel jealous of him.

After the flying lesson, Madam Hooch put away all the flying brooms with her wand and couldn't help muttering as she watched George and other young wizards walk to the Great Hall.

"No, I need to talk to Bagman about this matter. Maybe I can change our position in international Quidditch over the years."

Ludo Bagman, the current Director of the Department of Magical Games and Sports of the British Ministry of Magic, was also a senior member of the Quidditch team whom she met before she retired and started teaching at Hogwarts.

The English Quidditch team has been defeated almost every time in recent years and is almost at the bottom of the international Quidditch team.

If a rare talent like George joins the team, perhaps the current situation of the English Quidditch team can be reversed.

As for the issue of George being still young and in school.

Recently, a fifth-year student named Viktor Krum from Durmstrang Academy of Magic was admitted to the Bulgarian Quidditch team as an exception because of his genius as a seeker. Naturally, George could also be admitted.

She felt that George's talent in Quidditch was definitely better than that of Viktor Krum.

"George has joined the Slytherin team, which is a good opportunity for Bagman to come and see this year's Hogwarts Quidditch match in person."

By the evening, news of George's exceptional admission to the Slytherin team spread throughout the school, including the difficult maneuvers he had performed in flying class.

Many young wizards who are obsessed with Quidditch are very familiar with those well-known moves.

This also raised George's reputation in Slytherin and the entire school to a higher level.

The senior Slytherins were more polite when talking to him. Of course, not all Slytherins were happy about this, such as Malfoy, who had just made his father spend a lot of money to finally join the team.

But it was clear that there was nothing he could do except sulk.

Saturday soon came. Early in the morning, George was called over by Snape, who wanted to give George extra lessons.

He had promised George extra lessons every Saturday morning.

“What I’m teaching now is the Repulse Spell. This spell is a basic spell, but don’t underestimate the basic spell. As long as it is used well, the basic spell can also exert greater power than the high-level spell.

Just like this repelling spell, if used well, it can even repel a fire dragon."

Under Snape's strict but very detailed guidance, George truly gained a deeper understanding of the dark arts and magical combat.

He used to think that Avatar's Big Melon and Fiery Curse were the most powerful spells. One would kill anyone struck by it, and the other had a very wide range and could even burn down an entire city.

But through Snape's explanation, he realized that this was not the case. Facing different enemies in different scenarios, the most suitable spell is the strongest spell.

Sometimes Avatar's Big Melon and Fiery Curse may not be as effective as a basic spell.

Facing a small and flexible enemy, the Killing Curse cannot hit the target at all, and a Freezing Curse with a larger range but less power is needed.

There are also magical animals like fire dragons that have extremely high resistance to magic. Even if they are hit by the Killing Curse and the Fierce Fire Curse, it will not be a big deal. On the contrary, the Eye Disease Curse that targets attacks on the eyes can play a very good role.

The same is true for the Knockback Spell, because it uses magical power to form a forward physical air pressure attack in front of you, so even if your magic resistance is high, you cannot be immune to it.

A repelling spell cast by a master like Dumbledore might actually send a fire dragon flying.

In the afternoon, Snape personally took George to the Quidditch field outside the castle.

However, at this time, there seemed to be not only the Slytherin team on the field, but also the Gryffindor team, and it was obvious that something was wrong.

The Slytherin team members were all paralyzed with laughter. Captain Flint laughed so hard that he couldn't straighten his back and had to support himself with his new broom. Malfoy got on all fours and pounded the ground with his fists.

On the other side, all the Gryffindor team members gathered around Ron, along with Hermione and Colin who was taking pictures with a camera. At this time, Ron was constantly spitting out large, shiny slugs.

"what happened?"

Snape asked grimly.

Seeing Snape appear, the Slytherin team members immediately stood up in fear, and the captain Flint hurriedly said:

"Dean, I brought the note you approved to the stadium, but Wood was unwilling to give way. Their second-year Ron Weasley took the opportunity to attack Malfoy, but he didn't use the spell well and it rebounded on himself."

"Today the court belongs to the Slytherin team. Ron Weasley used magic to attack his classmates at school. Gryffindor will be deducted ten points."

Snape gave the punishment expressionlessly, and then after seeing Harry who was in charge of Ron, he immediately added with disgust:

"Potter, you were right next to Ron, why didn't you stop him? Do you think you can look good just because he made a mistake? Another ten points deducted from Gryffindor!"

Harry, who was already feeling unwilling about being deducted points from Gryffindor, was stunned when he heard Snape's words.

George couldn't help but twitch his lips when he saw this. To be honest, he really felt a little sympathetic towards Harry.

But there's nothing you can do about it, because you're not Harley.

(End of this chapter)