Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 174 Professor Flitwick is pleased

Perhaps many years later, Moon would be grateful for this special spell course.

Professor Flitwick's explanation continued, and after discovering that Moon's comprehension ability was also very good, Professor Flitwick became faintly excited.

He rarely met students like Moon, so he couldn't help but describe it in more detail.

The third suggestion is that the spell achieves the expected effect, the quality and strength of the spell effect.

"Regarding this point, Mr. Scarlett, you've only considered the first half."

After Professor Flitwick's detailed explanation, Moon finally understood why the professor said there was only the first half.

Moon is actually quite satisfied with the expected effects of his spell.

However, because the first-year wizard has been exposed to magic for too short a time, his own magical power is not very strong.

Therefore, the quality and strength of the spells are far inferior to those of senior students and adult wizards.

But even so, Moon did not deliberately pursue the effect of the spell, but only pursued the speed of casting the spell.

Moon could actually understand the quality and strength of the spell effects.

This was very similar to the matchlock and flintlock rifles he had seen in another world.

The effect of Moon's spell is now equivalent to tying up a whole row of muskets.

It can fire quickly, but its power is far less than that of a flintlock rifle.

But if the quality and strength of the spell effects could keep up, it would be like turning a whole row of arquebuses into flintlocks.

And it's not a flintlock rifle that fires single bullets.

By then, the power of Moon's curse will be increased by dozens or even hundreds of times.

"Professor, I have to say that your experience is invaluable."

After imagining the enhanced effects of the spell, Moon felt that the scroll in his hand was much more valuable than he had imagined.

"I really didn't expect you to have such insight, Mr. Scarlett."

Professor Flitwick was also very happy. Few people could truly understand the importance of his scroll.

Everything Moon showed now was almost in sync with Professor Flitwick.

This made Flitwick want to drag Moon to the Three Broomsticks for a drink.

"Mr. Scarlett, when I was young, I participated in many magic duel competitions and accumulated a lot of valuable practical experience."

"Professor, you told me you were also a dueling champion."

Moon made a timely compliment.

"of course."

Professor Flitwick's smile grew even wider, and his two small fists were clenched tightly together, as if he was still immersed in the great honor of winning the duel.

"My experiences are all victorious. After coming to Hogwarts, I had ample time to summarize these experiences, which led to the formation of the contents of this scroll today."

Professor Fleming's words were as if he was explaining to his good friend the origin of this suggestion and the relevant evidence that its origin was extraordinary.

Moon could actually understand it very well.

Although the nature of duels and battles is different, Moon also needs these experiences to ensure his victory in the complex environment of another world.

"Professor, if you had provided this information earlier, I might have agreed to learn magic dueling from you."

Flitwick's smile froze on his face when he heard Moon's words.

Whenever he wanted his students to do something in the past, he would use honors like duel championships and competition victories that could easily excite people to encourage the young wizards.

After discovering Moon's talent, he also thought of using this method to get the little wizard in front of him to agree.

But what Flitwick didn't expect was that Moon didn't care about these honors at all. Instead, he cared more about these ancient experiences that would give the young wizard a headache.

"Mr. Scarlett, I have to say that you are really different from other little wizards. If you didn't stay in school every day, I would doubt whether you have ever participated in a duel competition."

Flitwick certainly didn't understand Moon's situation. After all, the competition the young wizard in front of him was participating in was far more severe than a duel.

"Professor, I think many students can understand the value of this advice."

Moon has not experienced the influence of this world, or it can be said that the little wizards in this world do not have the same special experience as Moon.

This leads to different attitudes towards Professor Freeve's lengthy suggestions.

After all, for a little wizard who has no pressure and is lively, active and rebellious, no one would like to listen to such long-winded advice.

"Uh~, what you said isn't actually very accurate, but I'm really happy to see that you can understand it."

Professor Flitwick actually only now began to understand Moon a little.

He knew that compared to those intangible honors, Moon actually cared more about these tangible ways to improve his strength.

Moon is also very happy now. He used to be better at spells than other young wizards of the same age.

That's because he cast spells continuously at a speed fast enough that others couldn't react.

But if you follow this suggestion, you can enhance the effect and quality of the spell.

Then his spell will be fast and fierce, which will ensure that he will be undefeated in any battle.

The fourth piece of advice listed on the scroll is innovation and adaptability.

This suggestion also includes two points: innovative ways of casting spells and dealing with emergencies.

This is the highest-scoring item in the spell-casting competition.

After all, if a young wizard can innovate spells during his student days and can use these spells to deal with emergencies.

This not only reflects a wizard's true comprehensive strength, but also shows that the future development potential of this little wizard will be unlimited.

"Actually, you don't need to worry about this."

When explaining this, Professor Flitwick deliberately stopped and said.

"Why, Professor? Isn't it worth the highest score?"

Moon was also a little curious. He could see that Flitwick actually cared a lot about the champion of this competition.

"It's certainly worth a lot of points, but in the Spellcasting Competition, no contestant has used their own spells to deal with emergencies for over twenty years."

Through Professor Flitwick's explanation, Mu Wen learned that the conditions set by the organizers of the event were actually very harsh.

But as long as there is a player who can master it, he has almost locked up the championship of this competition in advance.

"I know you've started trying to modify the spell, but spells that can be used in competitions are generally not that easy."

Moon once modified the [Fire Spell], and Professor Flitwick also evaluated the results.

However, due to the characteristics of this spell, it is completely useless in spell-casting competitions.

However, Moon's ideas were completely different from Professor Flitwick's.

Now that he has decided to participate in the competition, he must choose to give it his all.

Moreover, Moon now has better conditions than others to transform spells, that is, he can learn from the spell knowledge of another world.

Thinking of this, Moon recalled that he seemed to have a spell that was suitable for him at the moment.

【Mirror Light Against the Tide】

This magic can quickly bounce back the attack when attacked.

Although the power of the spell that bounces back will be reduced, it will still prevent the attacker from reacting in time.

Moon had long wanted to modify this spell, but now he had no access to the books on ancient magic in the library.

But now it seems that there is a suitable professor standing right in front of me.

(End of this chapter)