Hogwarts: Who uses a crowbar in wizard duels?

"The Stunning Spell will be your most frequently used spell when facing enemies, and it can be considered a wizard's signature skill."

"Today we'll practice this spell."

Saturday, the House of Response.

Harry gathered all the students who were participating in the Charms Enhancement Class. Two-thirds of them were from Gryphon, the rest were from Badger and Eagle, and there were no Slytherin students.

Moreover, these are all students in the fourth grade and above; students in the lower grades were not allowed to participate because they were too young.

Because neither the OWLS exam nor future wars are things they need to consider right now.

If a war were to break out in the future with Voldemort and the Death Eaters, these children would definitely be the first priority to be evacuated and protected. Fighting the enemy is the duty of these seniors and adults.

"Come on, let's try it once, Colin, cast a spell on me."

Harry pulled out Colin, who was already in fourth grade, and the two stood facing each other, striking a pose.

He collapsed to the ground, completely unconscious!

Colin swallowed hard, then waved his wand, unleashing a flash of white light that sent Harry flying. Colin, due to his own improper technique, was also knocked away by the recoil.

"Not bad, Colin..." Harry praised while rubbing his sore bottom; he had just fallen quite hard.

However, after praising it, Harry continued, "But the power needs to be improved. I wasn't knocked unconscious, and the way you swung your wand just now needs some improvement."

Harry also took out his wand, gesturing for everyone to look closely, and then waved it several times in slow motion in front of everyone.

Everyone followed suit, waving their own wands and trying to get a feel for it.

"Being knocked unconscious is a very effective way to strike the enemy, so we cannot afford to make any mistakes when casting the spell."

"Next, we will practice in pairs, and I will correct everyone's problems little by little during the process."

"Our first goal is to be able to cast the Stunning Spell quickly and accurately."

Harry continued speaking loudly, and everyone began searching for their partners to contact.

Since the number of participants was odd, Harry also had to participate in the practice sessions to make up the even number so that they could practice in pairs.

"Hey Harry, how about we team up and practice?"

Before Harry could even find someone to spar with, Cedric approached him and struck up a conversation.

The Houndhouse and Gryphon House have a good relationship, so when Harry organized this advanced class, Gryphon House promoted it to Houndhouse House quite a bit. When Cedric learned that it was organized by Harry and his friends, he also signed up to participate.

When Harry saw that someone had offered to partner with him for practice, and that it was Cedric, whom he liked quite a bit, he immediately agreed.

"No problem, let's begin."

Harry and Cedric exchanged a few words before each taking their stances and beginning their sparring session.

Cedric's talent and skill were both excellent, and he was adept at using the Stunning Curse, but he was still slightly inferior to Harry.

Unlike the other groups who practiced taking turns throwing spells, the two of them engaged in a wizard duel, exchanging and defending against stun spells back and forth.

Everyone's attention immediately turned to them, and many young wizards experienced the allure of spell clashes for the first time.

Harry quickly realized that Cedric was fine, so he asked him to help the other students who were having trouble with their practice.

Harry was also able to take a break and wander around the field, constantly pointing out the problems of some people and offering solutions.

If someone successfully knocks out their training partner, Harry will then teach them how to break the stun spell, which is done with a restorative spell.

A morning passed quickly. Many people were able to successfully cast the Stun Spell.

However, there's still a bit of work to go before you can use it proficiently.

The training schedule was originally set for the mornings or afternoons of the weekend, with only half a day of training.

Because weekends are precious rest time, they shouldn't be used up entirely.

Getting a good rest is also very important.

Soon it was time to end, and Harry gathered everyone together again.

"Very good, everyone has made significant progress today."

"Don't be discouraged if you haven't learned it yet. We'll continue practicing tomorrow afternoon."

"Magic is a process of idealism. As long as you believe in yourselves and practice diligently, you will definitely be able to learn it."

Harry stood in front of everyone, encouraging them and giving them pep talks.

After all, passion is also very important.

If you become frustrated and stagnate because you can't learn something, it will be even less likely that you will learn it.

After setting a time with everyone, Harry dismissed them.

"Harry, I'm really looking forward to our Quidditch match next month. Don't forget to train!"

Before leaving, Cedric said goodbye to Harry.

After receiving Harry's reply, he and Cho Chang left side by side.

Soon everyone had left, leaving only Harry and Ron Ginny.

"Ugh... finally I can rest and eat." After everyone left, Ron finally stretched and let out a long sigh.

"You get all energized at mealtimes," Ginny said with a smile.

Ron didn't argue, looking like he was happy to do so.

Harry smiled and gestured for the two to leave together: "Let's go, Kevin and Hermione are probably going to eat too, maybe we'll run into them if we go now."

Hermione did not attend today's spell enhancement class.

Besides the fact that she herself didn't need much intensive training, another reason was that Hermione also went to learn alchemy with Kevin.

Since the OWLS exam is a piece of cake for him, and Kevin provides him with constant guidance on spells, he doesn't need to attend the intensive course.

Therefore, Hermione prefers to learn another subject.

Although he was just auditing classes with Kevin, he must have benefited greatly from Dumbledore's personal instruction.

With her intelligence, she can digest and absorb the information if she reviews it with Kevin afterwards.

Soon the group arrived at the hall together, and sure enough, Kevin and Hermione had returned early and were having dinner together.

Hermione had a book on her desk and was reading it while eating.

"You're here! How was training today?"

When they saw Harry and the others coming over, Kevin and Hermione greeted them.

After Kevin told the others that he was going to learn alchemy from Dumbledore over the weekend, Hermione approached him, saying she also wanted to learn alchemy. So Kevin took Hermione to find Dumbledore and asked if they could take Hermione along.

Dumbledore did not refuse, saying that he would welcome Hermione to join him in his studies, as having more people would make the learning atmosphere even better.

Therefore, although both of them were among the organizers of the intensive training program, they did not participate in its affairs.

However, they were still quite concerned about the situation of this intensive class.

"The atmosphere was pretty good today, let's keep it up."

Harry sat down and ate his meal while briefly telling Kevin and Hermione about what had happened that morning.

"How are you two doing with your alchemy?"

After saying that, Harry asked Kevin.

"There's no way to learn that quickly. We just tried out how to make alchemical products connect one-to-one."

"And whether the connection remains stable under different distances, interference, shielding, and other conditions."

After Kevin finished speaking slowly, Hermione continued.

"However, overall, the progress has improved."

"Professor Dumbledore is highly skilled in alchemy, and he is also an excellent teacher."

The group nodded in agreement. One topic was about enhancing the students' courses, and the other was about the Phoenix Order's prop development.

Both sides are making good progress, and everything is moving in a positive direction.