Hogwarts' Golden Glory

Although Snape deliberately made Kane handle those disgusting potion ingredients.

However, it must be said that the other party did teach Kane some of his own handling skills.

But the thought of having to live like this for a whole semester made Kane miserable.

I was really fooled by Snape this time!

On Sunday, Kane, of course, did not forget his appointment with Professor Flitwick.

Professor Flitwick's office is located high up in the castle tower, next to the Charms classroom.

The office space is not spacious, but it is arranged in a very compact and practical way.

It is about thirty square meters in size, and the walls are covered with various ancient magic runes and spell scrolls.

In one corner of the room stood a table piled high with documents and magical artifacts.

In the other corner there is a small crucible and some potion ingredients.

Despite the limited space, clearing out a space large enough for the two to conduct simple duel training is still not a problem.

Professor Flitwick had to step on three stacks of "History of Magic" to reach the dueling platform.

He gently waved his wand and uttered a spell.

A transparent magical barrier appeared around the area.

This is to prevent unnecessary damage caused by the overflow of magic during a duel.

"You're certainly familiar with those etiquettes. So I'm going to tell you something else!"

The tip of the wand drew a streak of light through the air: "Remember, child, a duel is not just a contest of spells, but also a battle of reaction speed, strategy, and control over magical energy."

With that, Professor Flitwick waved his wand gently, and a red beam shot toward Kane.

The beam of light was extremely fast, accompanied by the whistling sound of wind.

Kane quickly dodged to the side, narrowly avoiding the attack.

"Excellent reaction speed. Your opponent won't be mine anymore! Look at that row of floating ferret specimens!"

Kane stared at the twenty ferrets lined up in mid-air and suddenly noticed that their whiskers were covered in ice crystals.

Before he could ask, the ferret on the far right suddenly sprayed out blue frost.

"Obstacles are numerous!" Flitwick's voice was tinged with laughter; Kane's strength still surprised him.

"You need to use the same force with your wrist as if you were whipping Draco!"

A silver light cleaved through the blue frost, and Kane's spell sent the third ferret crashing into the armor display case.

"A beautiful counter-spell, but watch your breathing." The professor tapped his wand lightly, and all the ferrets suddenly began to spin clockwise. "Back when I participated in the international dueling tournament, the Australian representative would use a petrification charm combined with a transmutation charm—watch closely!"

Kane's pupils suddenly contracted as fifteen petrification spells attacked from different angles.

He instinctively rolled behind the stone pillar, but heard the sound of his robe being torn by a spell.

After being struck by a magic spell, the cobblestone ground suddenly transformed into a trampoline, launching him into the air.

"Spells can teleport!" Flitwick's voice rang out. "Don't rely solely on trajectories on the ground!"

Kane finally understood in the instant he was airborne, and his wand traced a path.

The three disarming spells, aided by the reflection of the bronze mirror on the ceiling, pinned the remaining ferrets to the tapestry.

When my feet touched the ground again, the trampoline had turned into a cobblestone floor once more.

"That's the wisdom of Ravenclaw!" The professor clapped his hands and jumped down from the pile of books. "No matter when or where, you need to rely on your surroundings to help you in battle!"

Kane then noticed a frozen spot of frost on his left shoulder.

The professor flicked his fingers and conjured a butterfly from a Honeydukes wrapper.

The paper butterfly suddenly exhaled milky white mist as it flew past Kane's injured left shoulder.

"Next time, remember to sew a phoenix feather or two onto the cuffs." The short professor winked. "I used this to ward off my opponent's curse in the semi-finals of the 1957 European Duel Championship."

Kane nodded; he had underestimated Professor Flitwick's abilities.

Although he didn't use "Star Shadow," Kane thought he could at least put up a good fight against his opponent.

As a result of the opponent's use of the terrain, if I were to cast a spell on myself while I was in the air, I would lose.

It seems I still have a lot to learn!

"If your dean hadn't disagreed, I would have really wanted to bring you to our Ravenclaw."

Professor Flitwick said that he genuinely liked the child.

His talent for magic and his temperament are both top-notch!

After thanking Professor Flitwick, Kane made an appointment with the professor to come here for training every weekend.

Professor Flitwick grew to like the boy more; he was hardworking and eager to learn, but unfortunately, he wasn't a Ravenclaw student.

As for Voldemort's earlier request for Kane to go find him...

Kane went anyway.

Professor Quirrell, however, did not want to see Kane at this moment.

Voldemort has remained silent since his Horcruxes were destroyed last time.

It made Quirrell feel as if the other person was dead.

It's important to know that it was Voldemort who wanted to see Kane, not Quirrell.

So Quirrell declined, saying he wasn't feeling well.

Harry was incredibly busy after that!

Wood originally planned for Harry to train three days a week!

You know, when I first trained Harry, he could catch every single ball I threw.

So he knew that whether they could defeat Slytherin this time depended on Harry.

But the situation has changed somewhat!

Every Slytherin was equipped with a Nimbus 2000!

In terms of equipment, they had far surpassed them, so in order to achieve this victory, he decided to have Harry train five days a week, with only two days of rest.

So Harry has been extremely busy lately, with his already heavy studies on top of Quidditch training.

But compared to him, Draco was even busier.

They train every day, and it's not just Quidditch training.

At the same time, he couldn't neglect his studies. Before each break, Kane would ask questions about the day's lessons.

This means he can't slack off in class!

Because you never know, a point of knowledge that the professor casually mentions can be asked by Kane at night.

Hermione has been studying harder and harder lately, but she has fewer and fewer friends around her.

Nobody really liked this somewhat arrogant little wizard.

While her excellence may justify her complacency, a degree of humility is what everyone would accept.

The young witches of Gryffindor all felt that Hermione was not easy to get along with.

This also resulted in Hermione spending more time with Kane.

Although Ron had a lot of unpleasantness with the group before, he apologized to Hermione and Harry under pressure from his family.

The two of them generously chose to forgive him.

However, the relationship is not as good as it used to be.

As for his relationship with Kane, forget about it.

Ron was hoping Kane wouldn't appear in front of him.

He now has a strange sense of fear towards this wizard.

In his presence, it felt as if everything about oneself could be seen through.

It's worth mentioning, however, that Ron and Neville still have a good relationship.