Hogwarts: A Chinese-Style Professor

Chapter 21 Unexpected Intruder

"let's start."

At Li Wei's command, Joe Wei solemnly waved his wand, and a wooden stake as thick as an adult's arm was placed in the central depression.

"Pestis Incendium"

Li Wei silently chanted the incantation, and a chilling crimson flame erupted from the tip of his wand.
"go."

With a gentle tap, Li Wei unleashed a crimson flame from the tip of his wand—but this method of release was clearly limited; Fiendfire moved less than a meter before coming to a halt.

Immediately, the flames adhered to the wooden stake, quickly ignited, and grew stronger!

Ferocious faces emerged from the flames—the faces of all the creatures that had perished in the raging fire. They seemed to have been branded with a red-hot iron, tumbling and disappearing in the flames.
In just half a second, the wooden stake was completely swallowed up.

Correspondingly, there was a sea of ​​fire that had expanded tenfold.

Jowell and Camille stood behind Levi, constantly testing him with various spells.

Freezing spell, fire shield, frost curse, spells stop instantly.
Any conventional spells, or even black magic, are rendered useless in the face of this flame.

Not only did it lose its effectiveness, it also became nourishment for 'it's' rapid growth, causing the flames, which were layered with fire rings, to surge again.

In the end, only the ultimate magic, the One Who Ends All Curses, can impose some restrictions on this spell.

To deal with the Fiendfire, one can only use its counter-curse to limit it—even then, the flames cannot be completely extinguished, only temporarily suppressed.

The only way to stop the Fiery Blaze is to wait until it has devoured everything it can, and then it will extinguish itself.

“It’s terrifying magic. I can feel it; it’s ‘alive.’”

Joey looked at the greedy flames that were burning everything with a look of fear in his eyes.

This magic, while not as evil as the three Unforgivable Curses, is no less dangerous.

If you are not careful, you will suffer the consequences.

Unlike Jowell's caution, Camille was not satisfied with the power that Fiery Blaze had displayed.

"As it stands, this spell is not practical—if any wizard dares to use this magic in front of me, I only need a Hurricane Charm to make him burn himself."

"That's just because you haven't discovered its true power yet."

Li Wei shook his head.

To dispel Jia Meier's underestimation, he unleashed the Fiery Curse once more.

This time, however, he increased his magical output.

"hiss--------"

Suddenly, the hissing of snakes echoed through the hall, sending chills down the spines of those who heard it.

Within the sunken pit, crimson flames transformed into a giant serpent, its head held high.

"scare--------"

With just a few turns, the fiery serpent's body swelled in the wind, devouring the magic power that Li Wei had poured in.

Only two seconds had passed since Li Wei cast the spell.

Joey secretly sized up his teacher, feeling a chill run down his spine—once a magical master like the professor turned to dark magic, his learning speed and power were truly astonishing.

No wonder Dumbledore came looking for him; a teacher like him deserves this treatment.
“Jamie, give it a try. Try to influence it with every spell you can think of.”

Li Wei calmly used a counter-spell to restrain the giant fire serpent before him and gave instructions to his assistant.

Camille pursed her lips and solemnly raised her wand.

"Tempestas (Storm)!"

With perfect casting, a giant tornado, large enough to cover half of the 'cave', takes shape in five seconds.

Gamel's forehead was covered in sweat as she struggled to control the tornado—Joely, who was standing nearby, wanted to help, but she stopped him with a look.

The next moment, a giant tornado enveloped the ferocious fire serpent, attempting to push it to the other side.

The result was futile.

Before long, the tornado was completely engulfed and covered by the fire serpent's ever-growing body!

The situation on the field suddenly became somewhat out of control.

The giant serpent nimbly conveyed information, its narrow, slit-like eyes already fixed on the three people in the room. "Joeville, Camille, the Three Talents Formation."

"Yes, Professor."

The two stood on either side of Li Wei behind him, placing the tips of their wands on either side of his back.

The next moment, the magic circuits connected, and Levi waved his wand, chanting a counter-spell along with the magic and will of both of them.

Invisible ripples are generated in the air.

The fiery serpent was pushed, squeezed, and curled up by something unknown.

Li Wei waved his wand again, and the two people behind him shouted at the same time:

"All curses end!"

Under the surging tide of magic, the giant serpent, which had already lost its combustibles, was finally extinguished.

Li Wei deactivated the magic array and glanced indifferently at the two of them.

"I'm sure you've all come to a deep understanding of the danger and potential for this spell to develop."

The disdain in Jia Meier's eyes vanished completely, and Qiao Weili nodded solemnly.

"Next, we will begin to verify the emotion catalysis hypothesis. Jowell, you are in charge of monitoring. Camille, record the data."

"Yes."

Just as Li Wei was about to cast a spell with his wand, his brows suddenly furrowed.

He turned around and looked out the door, his gaze passing over the steel fortress-like underground palace.

"Someone's coming, let's call it a day."

Today is Saturday, a day that should have been dedicated to Li Wei's research.

While being disturbed might not affect his mood, it certainly wouldn't improve his attitude.

When the door opened, there was Hermione Granger and two academically challenged students.

When Li Wei opened the door, Hermione awkwardly put away her wand.

It seems that she was the one who deactivated the silencing spell on Li Wei's door.

This is, after all, a school, and excessive isolation would be unwise, so Li Wei did not unleash a very powerful spell.

Nevertheless, such a breaking of the curse should not be something a student could do.

"Did you break the spell I cast on the door?"

"Professor, I'm sorry—I have something very important to tell you."

Hermione looked anxious, afraid of angering Levi.

"It's ok."

A fluorescent light flashed in Li Wei's eyes as he quickly examined the remaining traces of magic on the door and nodded.

"Although the method is a bit clumsy, this spell is one that even older students might not be able to unravel in my mind. It is very difficult for you to do this."

He stepped aside and looked at the three anxious students, a thoughtful look in his eyes—had they already gotten involved with the main characters so quickly?
Is this some kind of invisible guidance, or an inescapable trend that those with abilities cannot escape?
"come in."

"Thank you Professor!"

Hermione felt like she had been granted a pardon and excitedly followed behind Livy.

Harry glanced uneasily at Ron, who was making faces and mouthing "Thank you, Professor," clearly unhappy with Hermione's overly ingratiating manner.

Harry forced a smile and quickly followed.

They had just been kicked out of Hagrid's cabin.

The other party denied any connection between themselves and the basilisk, shouting, "How could Hogwarts possibly have such a terrible creature as the basilisk?" and rudely drove them away.

Hagrid's attitude made them realize one thing—the professors wouldn't believe the seemingly absurd claim that there was a basilisk in Hogwarts Castle.

Besides Professor Li Wei.

(End of this chapter)