Hogwarts: A Chinese-Style Professor

Chapter 107 The Stage of Ice and Fire
"Li Wei—"

Professor McGonagall's voice rang out on the stage.

At this moment, her face was filled with an excited smile, clearly enjoying the duel to the fullest—even Professor McGonagall herself thought that she was no longer good at dueling due to old age.

But she found that she didn't want to admit it at the moment—she could clearly still fight, and she wasn't done yet.

So—"Li Wei, come up here! We two old folks are fighting too restrained, you'll be our opponent!"

She had already learned about the light from Dumbledore and Flitwick, and naturally knew that Levi's level was even higher than hers and Flitwick's—and Snape had already lost to him in a sparring match before Levi found the path to legend.

Therefore, if Li Wei were to be their opponent, he would definitely be capable and qualified!

“Professor McGonagall—I thought we were here to teach our students today, how did it turn into our private dueling arena?”

Despite saying this, he had no reason to refuse the invitations from the two professors, both in their eyes and words.

Moreover, after entering the legendary realm, he has never seriously fought.

One is a contemporary master of transfiguration, and the other is a contemporary master of spells. Although they haven't fought anyone for a long time due to their teaching careers, they are still excellent choices as sparring partners.

then.

Just when the young wizards in the stands thought that today's duel was over and were clapping and cheering enthusiastically, Livy suddenly stepped out from under the spotlight.

At the same time, Professor Flitwick began to change positions—he moved to the left side of the stage, standing next to Professor McGonagall.

Li Wei stood alone on the right side of the stage.

What will happen is self-evident.

The clamor, which was thought to have already reached its limit, grew even louder. Snape, sitting in the audience, looked at Levi standing on the stage, his eyes flashing for a long time.

Suddenly, like Li Wei, he amplified his voice and began to explain.

Let's welcome—

"Whether in or out of class, he gives students a huge headache, except for his slight talent in duels—the homework-obsessed professor whom students hate the most!"

His commentary was clearly heavily influenced by personal emotions.

Amid boos from the audience, Li Wei walked to the center of the stage and bowed to Flitwick and Professor McGonagall.

“This was originally your stage; you didn’t need to do this.”

“There’s no reason for a young person to give up their stage to an old guy. I’m very grateful for creating this opportunity, Li Wei, but you really don’t need to be so modest.”

Professor McGonagall and Flitwick smiled at him.

Everyone here is already very satisfied and happy with today's events, so it should end with a perfect celebration—the grander the better.

As the bow ended, Snape's voice rang out again.

"What you are about to see is Professor McGonagall, the master of Transfiguration, and Professor Flitwick, the master of Charms, facing off against our Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, Levi!"

All three raised their wands.

"Two against one? Harry, who do you think will win—"

Ron, watching the scene on stage that made him so nervous he felt like he was going to wet himself, asked Harry beside him in a trembling voice.

"Professor Li Wei—"

Harry thought of the magic that had so easily blinded the basilisk.

"It must be Professor Li Wei."

Hermione, standing to the side, clenched her fists, too nervous to speak—she believed that Professor Levi was following the same path as her, arming himself with knowledge.

The other person had said the same thing to me.

If she continues her studies, can she become like Professor Li Wei?

But how? Harry surpassed her in actual combat in just two months.
"Fight! Fight! Professor Levi, you're the best!" The Slytherin students shouted passionately—no matter how much they didn't understand Levi's behavior, he was still their Slytherin professor!
Everyone felt a sense of pride.

The Hufflepuff students were somewhat dejected at that moment—why didn't their Dean, Professor Sprout, like such occasions?

Those plants are good—but it would be even better if they could take to the stage and fight!

"Three—two—"

The countdown to the duel began, and all the students focused their attention, their eyes wide—they didn't want to miss a single moment.

"one!"

As the countdown ended, the three of them waved their wands simultaneously.

"Ignitego (forged by fire)"

“Undae Saepta (Water Prison)”

“Piertotum Locomotor (Stone Piers in Action)”

clang-

In an instant, the stage was filled with crimson light and constantly gathering blue tornadoes. Between the three, four large armored statues descended from the sky, slowly rising from their crouching positions and picking up heavy swords.

"boom!"

The blue tornado gathered into a water sphere at Li Wei's feet, trying to engulf him completely, but long before the water prison was formed, the crimson cloud hovering above Li Wei's head had already rushed straight up!

"hiss------"

Amidst the sounds of copious amounts of water vapor evaporating, Professor McGonagall manipulated her armor, surrounding Levi from four directions.

Amidst the scorching heat, Li Wei, covered in crimson dragon scales, strolled out.

“Wow——————!”

Li Wei's posture shocked everyone present, and they were all speculating about what kind of spell it was.

"Professor Li Wei is a dragon? How come he has dragon scales on his body!"

"La-cu-lum (gun)"

As the three syllables of XunJie fell.

The flames that already covered the entire right side of the stage surged like a sea of ​​fire, instantly creating ninety-nine flaming spears!

Before anyone could react, they launched an indiscriminate attack on the armored figures running towards them and the two professors behind them!

"Glacier Imprints!"

A bead of sweat appeared deep on Flitwick's forehead, and the spell followed immediately—a drop of water that had been gathering at the tip of his wand earlier could no longer accumulate momentum and was flung out amidst the countless flaming spears that rushed towards him.

The glistening droplet trembled slightly as it left the wand—instantly bursting forth countless spikes that exploded into an iceberg before the flaming spear could strike the two professors—enough ice crystals to engulf the entire stage and dozens of long hairs pressed together, dividing the stage into two contrasting hues of cold and hot.

Professor McGonagall paid no attention to the battle in the air; she had already swung her wand for the third time—her previous attempt to turn the objects around Levi into cheetahs had failed.

Something was blocking her power—she couldn't shape objects within a meter of Levi.

This discovery shocked her, and she was determined to ask Li Wei how he had done it after the battle was over.

But now—Professor McGonagall waved her wand, and the four flags representing the four houses began to thrash violently.

Accompanied by roars and hisses, the giant lion, eagle, green snake, and badger emerged from four directions simultaneously.

At that moment, Li Wei recited the second incantation.

"Gladius (Greatsword)"

(End of this chapter)