Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

But you drew a rectangle on the ground with your magic wand...

Isn’t this too low?

"I know!" Andy had no choice but to follow him to the middle of the rectangle.

Bow, holding your wand in the correct position.

The two quickly posed.

call--

A gust of wind blew by, and neither of them made a move.

After a moment of silence, Norman glared and said angrily, "Little Andy, what are you waiting for? Use your magic?"

"You don't know any magic, do you?"

Andy finally asked, "Um...Grandfather, are you really a duel master?"

"Can I still lie to you?"

Norman said unhappily: "Besides, you are just a first-year wizard. Do you think your magic can hurt an adult wizard?"

Uh... this should be what you really think, right?

Andy discovered the truth!

But there is some truth in this statement.

Andy had seen wizards duel and knew the spellcasting level of adult wizards.

Norman's magical attainments may not be as good as those duel masters, but he is an adult wizard after all, and it should not be difficult for him to resist a few magic spells of the little wizard.

Thinking of this, Andy felt relieved.

"Here I come," said Andy.

"Little Andy, use all your strength!" Norman gave Andy a provocative look.

OK!

"The flames are blazing!"

Andy directly condensed the fire spell into the form of a fire eagle, pressing towards Norman from the air.

Norman seemed a little nervous, but he just waved his wand and knocked the Fire Eagle off course.

This move made Andy feel a lot more at ease.

Grandfather is still quite capable.

While Norman was fighting off the Fire Eagle, Andy gave up control of the fire spell and pointed the wand in his hand at a wooden stake behind Norman.

"The stake is flying!"

Ever since Andy failed in his second attempt to summon Dumbledore in the Restricted Area, he has been learning the Summoning Charm.

Under the effect of magic, the wooden stake hit Norman's back straight.

Thinking that Norman was an adult wizard after all, Andy had no intention of showing any mercy.

"All petrified!"

boom!

The wooden stake hit Norman's back hard, almost causing him to fall. Then Andy's magic beam hit Norman, knocking him out.

boom!

There was another slight sound, and Norman fell to the ground stiffly.

Andy: "..."

You said this is all you can do, why are you pretending in front of me?

Now, is that right? In less than three seconds of fighting, I'll be on my knees begging you not to die.

Andy hurried over, waving his wand.

"The curse stops immediately!"

“Ouch! Ouch!”

Norman's fat body curled up on the ground, "My waist, my waist! Little Andy, hurry up and call your grandmother out!"

"Mom! Come out and save people!"

Andy shouted quickly and asked nervously, "Grandpa, are you okay?"

"I'm fine... Injured? What kind of injury?"

Norman stared and said stubbornly, "I'm not injured. I just twisted my waist. It's normal to have some physical problems when you're old."

All right! Andy was speechless.

You are old, so whatever you say is right.

"What's wrong? I'm brewing a potion, why are you yelling?"

Helen pushed the door open and saw Norman lying on the ground. She rushed over and tried to help Norman up.

"Ouch! Be gentle, my waist..."

Norman screamed in pain, and Helen was so scared that she dared not move.

She looked at Andy unkindly, "What did you do outside?"

Norman quickly explained, "It's nothing. It has nothing to do with Andy. I wanted to teach Andy some dueling skills, but I accidentally twisted my waist. Alas... I'm old, and my health is not as good as before."

Andy nodded repeatedly.

Yes! That's the situation.

Helen obviously didn't believe it.

Andy didn't know what level Norman was at before, but how could Helen not know?

Let alone a duel, even if you threw him an apple, he might not be able to catch it.

With this kind of reaction, can you still teach Andy to duel?

Just kidding!

Helen took out her magic wand and turned the wooden stakes on the ground into a stretcher. Then she and Andy carefully lifted Norman onto the stretcher.

"Wingardim, Leviosa!"

Controlling the stretcher to fly in the air, Helen looked at Andy and ordered, "Andy, go call your grandmother and Isa back. Your grandfather's condition may require us to go to the hospital."

"No!"

Norman quickly refused, "No... no need to bother. I have some difficile at home. I'll just ask Andy to help me apply some."

Helen was a little speechless. This old man was still so obsessed with face.

"Really? We don't need to go to the hospital?" Helen asked.

"No, no!" Norman shook his head repeatedly.

Controlling the stretcher to fly into the house, Andy and Helen lifted Norman onto the bed.

Helen took out a bottle of Dietary Supplement from her backpack and said, "Andy, help your grandfather apply the medicine."

"Okay!" Andy agreed.

After applying the medicine, Andy asked Norman to have a good rest, helped him cover himself with the quilt, and then left the bedroom.

Helen was still in the living room. When she saw Andy, she asked, "Did you duel with your grandfather?"

"Uh…"

Andy didn't know whether that could be considered a duel, but he still recounted what had happened from beginning to end.

"Tsk tsk!"

Helen shook her head and complained helplessly, "You are so old, why are you still the same as before?"

After saying that, Helen looked at Andy again and said, "If you want to try it in actual combat, wait until I finish brewing the potion."

"Really?" Andy was surprised.

Just by looking at Helen's casual spellcasting on a daily basis, Andy can tell that Helen's magic level is still online.

"Don't be too happy too early."

Helen said proudly, "When your father and I were in school, the You-Know-Who was at its most rampant. We were under a lot of pressure at the time, and we studied much harder than...than those wizards who lived in peacetime."

"I won't show mercy!"

Helen originally wanted to use Andy's generation as an example, but when she thought about how hard Andy worked, she thought it was better to forget it!

Even if you live in a war era, no one would necessarily work harder than Andy.

That's it!

Andy nodded understandingly.

Actually, it’s normal to think about it. Someone like my grandfather Norman might have never fought with other wizards in his life.

No wonder his magic level is so low.

Chapter 62 When you encounter an enemy, use the Killing Curse

"No mercy."

Andy said quickly: "I also want to test my current spellcasting level to see how big the gap is between that of an adult wizard."

"Row!"

Helen stood up and said, "You can play by yourself for a while. I'll go see how the potion is going."

"I'll help you." Andy said.

Helen waved her hand, "It's just an ordinary potion. I've already dealt with it. There's no need for you to mess with it."

"If you really wanted to help, why didn't you do it earlier?"

Andy: "..."

It’s sad to say that after only three days of going home for the holiday, Andy’s position as the king of the family has been reduced to that of the younger brother.

This change of heart is too fast!

After waiting for almost two hours, Helen came out with a medicine bottle.

After putting the medicine bottle away, Helen looked at Andy eagerly, "Are you tired of waiting? Come on!"

Following Helen outside, Andy walked aside and stood.

Seeing that Helen didn't make any moves, Andy couldn't help but raise his eyebrows and asked, "Don't you need to prepare a ring or something?"

"No need to bother..."

Helen was halfway through her words when she suddenly pulled out her wand and pointed it at Andy.

"The Upside Down Golden Bell!"

Andy only felt an irresistible force acting on his whole body. His whole body turned upside down uncontrollably and was hung upside down in the air by the power of magic.

Andy: "..."

"A ring? Who will prepare these for you when you're actually fighting?"

Helen waved her wand and put Andy down, and said proudly, "Isn't this magic good?"

"This magic was invented by Snape, and later it was learned by us Gryffindors. They also used this magic to teach Snape a lesson!"

Snape?

Andy looked shocked.

Judging from what Helen said, could it be that Snape invented a new spell when he was in school?

"Did he invent it when he was in school?" Andy asked.

"There's nothing to be surprised about."