HP: At the beginning, I influenced Snape's childhood.

Upon hearing Snape's words, Lin Mo's face turned ashen. He really wanted to ask, "Can I refuse?"

With a look of regret and despair, Lin Mo kept glancing at Snape, trying to touch Snape's heart, which was harder than diamond, with his sincere gaze.

As it turned out, Lin Mo failed. After Snape finished speaking, he turned and went up to the dueling platform without even glancing at Lin Mo.

Seeing that things had turned out this way, Lockhart, for the first time, very consciously and perceptively stepped down from the stage and stood aside to watch their duel.

All the young wizards' eyes were drawn back to the stage in the center. Lin Mo had no choice but to give Snape a long face and a resentful look before adjusting his expression and walking onto the stage.

Seeing the faint sadness still on Lin Mo's face, Snape really wanted to say: Serves him right.

Lockhart, now freed, announced the start of the duel from below the stage.

Normally, people should bow to each other as a sign of respect before a duel.

However, Snape clearly wanted to teach Lin Mo a lesson and demonstrate to him that one should not give the enemy too many opportunities during a duel, so Snape did not bow.

Seeing Snape's wand poised to strike, already glowing faintly, Lin Mo quickly bowed, placed his own wand in front of him, and met Snape's unsportsmanlike conduct.

The audience did not hear any incantation being recited, but a bright light had already appeared on the stage.

It was a disarming spell; Snape used a silent magic.

Seeing that Snape was giving him some guidance, Lin Mo was not to be outdone and used the same disarming spell, which was also a silent magic.

All the young wizards instinctively wanted to shout in surprise, but they were afraid of disturbing the duel on the stage, and even more afraid of being targeted by the serpent king of the cellar, so they all remained silent.

It's somewhat understandable that Snape, as a powerful adult wizard even among the Hogwarts professors, could use silent magic.

But Lin Mo was only a second-year student, which was unique among his peers.

Many senior students took time out of their busy schedules to come to this dueling club, and after witnessing Lin Mo's silent magic, they all fell into deep thought.

They are all students about to graduate, and almost all of them will face major exams this year. But honestly, can they really do the same as Lin Mo?

The answer is no. Very few people can use silent magic. Even the Disarming Charm, a commonly used spell, is something that almost all Hogwarts students who have graduated for many years still cannot do silently.

The two people on the stage ignored the huge reaction from the crowd below. The two magical powers were intertwined, and the red light made it impossible to distinguish which was whose.

A few seconds later, the two tacitly disarmed each other, because their magic power was so abundant that this kind of duel was useless to them and the young wizards below the stage.

For a moment, colorful magic intertwined wildly on the stage. Lin Mo could use silent magic for most spells, but for some spells that required less practice and were more difficult, he still needed to recite the incantation.

Snape didn't bully Lin Mo. He assessed Lin Mo's level and would recite spells that he guessed Lin Mo couldn't use silently.

Then he realized that he seemed to have underestimated Lin Mo's strength. When he recited the incantation, Lin Mo's silent magic had already arrived.

After several rounds, Snape discovered that Lin Mo could also use silent magic to cast some spells, which made Snape quite nervous on several occasions.

Lin Mo noticed that Snape was holding back, and during a lull in their competition, he gestured to Snape with his eyes, indicating that he didn't need to go easy on him.

Upon receiving Lin Mo's gaze, Snape simply used all his silent magic, because fighting while also having to consider the opponent's strength was just too annoying.

Often, before one spell even collides with another, the next spell is already launched from the tip of the wand. Sometimes, spells even fly off the stage due to collisions.

Lockhart was dumbfounded. In the duel just now, Lin Mo had not only gone easy on him, but had gone easy on him by almost the entire Pacific Ocean.

Many young wizards quickly stepped back, expanding the dueling arena in an attempt to avoid these unexpected disasters.

Snape and Lin Mo both noticed the miserable state of the young wizards below.

Snape didn't react much. He didn't think this would do any harm to the young wizards. If they were simply not strong enough, then they couldn't blame anyone else.

The duel continued. Lin Mo gripped his wand in his right hand, continuously casting spells, while a surge of blue magic power flowed from his left palm.

In an instant, Lin Mo's heavy sword, without an edge, covered the entire dueling stage in a hemispherical shape. The spells between the two collided, and finally, the little wizards were no longer accidentally injured.

Snape glanced at Lin Mo without saying anything, but Lin Mo could tell from his expression that Snape thought he was meddling in other people's business.

Lin Mo simply smiled at Snape's critical gaze and continued exchanging spells with him.

The senior members of the Feather Shadow group in the audience took the initiative to stand at the front, took out their wands, and used their magic to reinforce the protective spell created by Lin Mo, wanting to help Lin Mo share some of the magic power used to protect the young wizards.

The younger students, Yu Ying, stayed further away, standing on tiptoe to watch the duel. They were afraid of both missing Lin Mo's duel and not being able to see it at all.

The spells they used were all from the Hogwarts curriculum, including Petrify, Faint, Legs Freeze, Power Loss, Legs Grip, Tarantella Dance, and Expel Your Weapon, which they used repeatedly.