Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 45 Jerry Flies on a Broomstick

"Wuhu!"

Compared to the limited space in the warehouse, flying in the vast sky on a flying broom is obviously a much better experience.

The cool, whistling wind of a summer morning whistled in my ears, and the wizard's robes fluttered in the wind like a pair of black wings.

With a top speed of 60 miles per hour, equivalent to a car speed of 100 kilometers per hour, although it is not particularly fast, the unobstructed free flight in the air is much more exciting than driving on the ground.

However, this can only be done in the summer. If you flew like this in the winter, you would probably have to go to the hospital for an IV drip and take cold medicine the next day.

After flying for a while, feeling like he was about to be blown into a dummy by the cold wind at high altitude, Jerry began to descend, weaving between skyscrapers and flying towards other places he couldn't reach before.

Previously, because he relied entirely on his own two feet to patrol, his patrol area was not very large, mainly consisting of some streets and alleys around his residential area.

Moreover, due to his frequent appearances, the crime rate in the neighborhood has decreased significantly, which has also reduced his efficiency in earning little red stars.

Now that he has a flying broom, he can expand his patrol area and doesn't have to worry about not being able to get home in time.

Flying in the air provides a much better view than being below, allowing for more accurate and rapid detection of illegal and criminal activities.

In a penthouse duplex in a high-end residential building in Queens,

A family of three was tied to the ground with ropes. Two masked robbers, one tall and one thin, were holding knives and demanding the safe combination from the father, the head of the family.

Although the father was furious, he had no choice but to tell the two intruders the combination to open the safe for the safety of his family.

Just as the two robbers opened the bedroom safe and excitedly began stuffing stacks of US dollars into a pre-prepared suitcase,

A dark figure appeared outside the bedroom window at some unknown time.

"If it weren't for the flying broom, I really wouldn't have encountered such a good thing!"

As Jerry was riding his flying broomstick through the skyscrapers, he suddenly glanced at a room in a nearby building and saw someone committing a burglary. He was immediately overjoyed.

He took out his wand and gestured for silence towards the little girl in the bedroom, who was being held by her mother and whose eyes widened when she saw him.

Jerry used a lock-picking spell on the bedroom window.

"Thud!"

With a crisp click, the latch on the window opened automatically.

Hearing the noise from the window and the sudden gust of cool air blowing into the bedroom, the two robbers who were stuffing money and the father and mother who were staring intently at the robbers all turned their heads at the same time.

Then, they all wore expressions of disbelief.

What did they see?

They saw a child dressed in a Halloween wizard costume, riding on something that looked like a broom, hovering outside the window.

Floating outside the window?

But how could that be!

This is the 28th floor, more than 100 meters above the ground!

"Good evening!"

After opening the window, Jerry politely waved his wand at the four people inside who were stunned.

Before the two robbers could react from their daze, they pointed their wands at each other and shot out two beams of magic.

"They'll all be petrified!"

Instantly, the two robbers hit by the magical beam froze, fell to the ground with a thud, and scattered their US knives.

The full-body binding spell was a spell that Jerry had spent a lot of time finding in a magic book called "Curses and Curse-Breaking Spells" in the library.

It is a very practical offensive spell; even when used with his magic, it can instantly petrify an ordinary adult.

However, the petrification here is different from that of the basilisk.

The full-body binding spell simply uses magical power to bind your body and limbs, but your eyes can still move, your consciousness remains, and all your senses, including the five senses, can function normally.

After being cursed, you can use a universal antidote to break the curse, or you can wait for it to break automatically when the time is up.

However, the petrification of the basilisk is different; it is truly petrified into stone, and there is no feeling at all. If a way to break the petrification cannot be found, then it is no different from a corpse.

The two are not magic of the same level.

"Flavoid!"

After restraining the two robbers, Jerry pointed his wand at the rope on the father's wrist in the bedroom and used a Transfiguration Charm to turn him into noodles.

Finally, he pointed his wand at the US dollars in the safe again:

"A dollar is flying in!"

Two hundred-dollar bills flew out of the safe and landed in his hand.

The Summoning Charm, a very ancient spell, is one that Jerry learned in his book "A Guide to Medieval Wizardry," and it is said that this spell is also taught in fourth-grade spell textbooks.

Its function is simple, but it is very useful.

When you try to summon an object, you must concentrate your mind and clearly imagine the object so that it will fly towards you no matter where it is.

However, this is a curse that is easy to learn but difficult to master.

Simply put, the success rate of your summoning spell depends on factors such as the weight, size, material, whether it possesses magic, its distance from you, and whether it is a living or inanimate object.

Just like now, Jerry can easily succeed by simply summoning two light, flimsy dollars, but it would be much more difficult if he were to summon the heavy safe directly.

If the safe isn't nearby, but in another room, the difficulty will increase.

If he summons something magical or a living animal instead of a safe, the difficulty will increase dramatically.

Also, you can't use a summoning spell to summon a person; it won't have any effect.

Even if his summoning spells were incredibly powerful, he couldn't summon his sister, who was currently lying sprawled out at home, fast asleep, just by saying "Elsa, come here."

"My magic can only immobilize them for ten minutes. Call the police quickly! These two are my payment for your help!"

Jerry stuffed the dollar into his pocket, mounted his flying broom, and vanished through the window in a flash.

The father, realizing what was happening, immediately broke free of the noodles in his hands, untied the ropes binding his wife and daughter, and ran to the window, sticking his head out.

As he watched Jerry's figure gradually disappear into the air on his flying broomstick, he couldn't help but exclaim in amazement:

"Oh my God, magic really does exist in this world!"

Remembering Jerry's mention of ten minutes, he quickly tied up the two burglars who were frozen in place by magic with a rope, and then called the police.

(End of this chapter)