Hogwarts: Who uses a crowbar in wizard duels?

The news that Kevin and his three companions had defeated Voldemort and escaped unscathed spread like wildfire.

Throughout Hogwarts, everyone had heard of the legend of these four children.

Of course, it's possible that this was intentional on Dumbledore's part, but the main rumor was about Harry the Savior.

The four little ones went into the infirmary together.

The three of them primarily treat mental illnesses.

As for the Philosopher's Stone, whether it was ultimately destroyed or hidden away, Dumbledore didn't say.

However, Dumbledore specifically told Harry about the love magic he possessed, which is why he was able to touch Voldemort and cause him to be utterly destroyed. As for how Kevin knew this, Kevin said it was based on Harry's legend and was just a guess.

When Dumbledore came to visit the four children, he looked at Kevin for a while, seemingly hesitating about something.

Kevin wondered if he was hesitating about whether to use Legilimency on him.

In the end, Dumbledore clearly held back, and simply went to Kevin's side to praise him.

He chose to believe in his students.

Dumbledore had certainly heard of Kevin, Snape's best disciple, and Snape had even mentioned him to him.

They called him an arrogant, narcissistic, and greedy brat.

But he is also a serious, hardworking, and talented genius.

The combination of these adjectives is not very pleasant.

Voldemort was the same way back then.

However, just as Kevin trusted Snape to be a good person, Snape also trusted Kevin, firmly believing that this idiot would not become the next Voldemort.

Putting everything else aside, just based on his temperament alone, he's not cut out to be a major villain.

Kevin: ?

Dumbledore himself had observed that it was indeed unlikely.

Kevin: ? ?

Finally, they let Kevin and the three kids mess around.

Although the three little ones didn't fight Voldemort this time, they all demonstrated their outstanding abilities in the first three challenges: Hermione the encyclopedia, Ron the wizard chess master, and Harry the flying prodigy.

We've definitely grown, and yes, we've grown psychologically too...

......

According to the movie's plot, after defeating Voldemort, it would be right around the end of the year when the Academy Cup would be settled, but Kevin may have brought that time forward.

For a period of time afterward, they continued their studies as usual.

They also frequently went to Hagrid's hut, only to find that Draco went there even more often than they did.

Furthermore, she frequently asks Hagrid about dragons and even occasionally helps him with chores.

Hagrid's affection for Draco is almost surpassing that for Harry and the others.

Kevin has basically graduated from his Potions course, so Snape doesn't have much left to teach him.

This doesn't mean Kevin's potion-making skills surpass Snape's; rather, it's something far more advanced that Kevin had to figure out on his own before actively seeking Snape's guidance.

However, besides the potion, Kevin's physical constitution and magical power also increased by 10 after defeating Voldemort.

With Kevin's current physique at 25, he believes that if he were to fight Voldemort again, he would ensure that Voldemort would be killed before he could even activate his Iron Mantra.

Once your physical fitness level exceeds 20, every additional point represents a qualitative leap.

Magic power 17 has already surpassed that of the students at Hogwarts.

He began studying spells and defense against the dark arts with Snape.

He desperately wanted to gain the power to resist the Killing Curse.

......

"Kevin, Hagrid said that Norber is getting too big to keep in his cabin anymore."

One day, after Kevin and Snape finished their intense sparring session, Hermione came over and chatted with Kevin about Hagrid's cabin.

After dealing with Voldemort, even the brilliant Hermione couldn't help but relax and started visiting Hagrid's hut with Harry and the others.

Kevin suddenly announced that he wanted to practice spells with Snape.

It's back to those days when I'm nowhere to be seen except when I'm in class.

Hermione had no choice but to come to Kevin around this time every day so that the two could have some rare time alone together.

"This fire lizard is growing really fast. Have you thought about throwing Norber into the Forbidden Forest?"

"Hagrid did consider it, but he was worried that Norbert would burn down the Forbidden Forest and then the centaurs would kill Norbert."

Hermione has been visiting Norbert frequently lately and has grown quite fond of the little guy, so she's reluctant to see him taken away.

"Then let Harry go to Dumbledore. He'll definitely have a solution; a simple shrinking spell or something will solve it."

"Why Harry? And will Professor Dumbledore allow this dragon to stay at Hogwarts?" Hermes was puzzled. They were only bothered because they didn't want the school to know about the dragon.

"It's better to try than to be discovered later. Besides, Dumbledore sees Harry as a savior, so he'll definitely think twice about Harry's request."

"What savior... wasn't it you who defeated Voldemort? I really don't understand." Hermione seemed dissatisfied with Dumbledore's cover-up of Kevin's deeds.

"There's nothing wrong with it. At least this way, I won't be stared at wherever I go." Kevin smiled, not caring about the matter.

"Anyway, let Harry try and we'll see. I think Professor Dumbledore will agree to Harry's request." Kevin patted Hermione's head.

The cat felt very comfortable and made a cute purring sound.

I don't know when it started, but Hermione really likes to be close to Kevin. She doesn't find it strange or disgusting at all to be affectionate with things like patting his head, leaning on him, or holding his hand. Maybe it started around Christmas.

She didn't know if this counted as romantic feelings between a man and a woman. She was only 12 years old; she didn't understand these things. All she knew was that she wanted to be with Kevin.

"By the way, Kevin, you don't need to practice spells with Professor Snape the day after tomorrow. Why don't you teach me some spells too?"

"Sure," Kevin readily agreed.

Kevin rests every Saturday, neither practicing spells nor learning potions.

Of course, this was Hermione's demand; Kevin had to set aside one day a week to spend with her, or she would ignore him.

Kevin had no objections, but Snape did. He even made a sarcastic remark about Hermione, saying that she was a young woman who was hindering Kevin from becoming stronger.

To everyone's surprise, Hermione wasn't afraid at all. She stood in front of Kevin, put her hands on her hips, and berated Snape for being inhuman, abusing students, and not giving them time to rest.

In the end, it was Dumbledore who intervened and said it was okay for Snape to relax his study schedule a little, which allowed him to have one day off each week.

Hema Cat is invincible!!

Snape noticed that his authority among the students seemed to be diminishing little by little since he met Kevin.

Many students are no longer as afraid of him as they used to be.

Although he was still sharp-tongued, the others became bolder after seeing that Kevin and Hermione could withstand his sharp tongue without any consequences.

They're just kids, after all.

Snape: It's all that wretched little Potter's fault!

Harry: ?

......

"What brings you two here?"

Hermione watched Harry and Ron with a displeased expression.

Today was supposed to be a day for her and Kevin to be alone, but those two guys suddenly came over.

"Well, I heard Kevin's going to teach spells today, so we thought we'd come and learn," Harry said, scratching his head.

"Not instruction, but one-on-one tutoring with me." Hermione put her hands on her hips, raised her little head, and tried to shoo the two away.

"Shall we just watch from the sidelines?" Harry was still unwilling to give up.

"..."

In the end, Hermione agreed to let them join. It would be more comfortable for them to study together openly than to have them secretly watching each other.

"Let me make this clear first: my teaching method is rather unorthodox, so don't expect me to be a great teacher."

"If Hermione can learn it, why can't we?" Ron said confidently.

"What talent does Hermione have? What talent do you have?" Kevin bluntly exposed Ron's lie.

"Kevin, that's slander! I just wasn't taking it seriously!" Ron retorted, unconvinced.

"Say what you will, I'll teach you my way. Whether you can learn it or not is up to you." Kevin shrugged helplessly. Harry and Ron were good friends who had gone through thick and thin together, he wouldn't be so petty.

"How about this, you cast spells on me directly, only real combat can test your strength."

Kevin said with great confidence.

Kevin's current strength is absolutely enough to crush the three little ones.

Harry is probably the biggest threat, but he hasn't fully grown up yet, so there's no need to be afraid.

"But what if he gets hurt?" Harry was worried.

"Don't worry, I have prepared healing potions, so you don't need to be afraid if you get injured."

"I was talking about your injury..." Harry said.

"Come and try if you dare," Kevin said arrogantly, hands on his hips and head held high, looking at Hermione.

The group exchanged glances and agreed to the proposal.

"Let's all attack together!"

Harry and the others quickly devised a strategy to continuously attack Kevin by alternating spells, thus exhausting his energy.

Then we'll find an opportunity to strike together.

Hermione is clearly very interested in defeating Kevin.

He collapsed to the ground, completely unconscious!

"Disarm you!"

"They'll all be petrified!"

The three little ones each unleashed a spell.

Kevin simply waved his wand to deflect both spells and threw a stone to block a petrification spell.

The three little ones looked on incredulously.

"My turn," Kevin smiled.

"Wait, you're going to fight back?!" I didn't say Kevin would fight back when I said that.

"The Final Flash!"

As Kevin's spell ended, a blindingly bright light shone forth.

The three children were instantly blinded by the sudden burst of bright light.

After the bright light subsided, Harry, enduring the burning sensation in his eyes, opened them, intending to retaliate.

However, with just a wooden stick, he knocked each of the three men on the head.

"Ouch! Kevin, you have no sportsmanship!" Ron cried out, clutching his head in pain.

Little Hermione also held her head, looking aggrieved, but Kevin rubbed it for her.

"Kevin, is this the spell we used to rescue Ron from the dungeon? Why is it so much brighter than the glowing light?"

"The principle behind fluorescent flashing is continuous illumination. The duration and brightness of the illumination vary depending on the amount of magic power output. Theoretically, as long as the magic power output is large enough, this effect can also be produced," Kevin explained the principle of fluorescent flashing.

"My ultimate flash changes the underlying logic of fluorescent flickering, turning continuous illumination into a one-second burst of intense light. It's like gathering an hour's worth of faint light and unleashing it all at once."

"You can do that?" Harry asked incredulously.

"Of course, didn't the professor say that magic is a subjective process, and sometimes you have to be bold!"

"Professor Snape's signature move, the 'Sword of Deception,' is theoretically the same as the Windcalling Charm, but it's a large-scale, continuous strong wind that's compressed into a single moment and bursts out through a crack, becoming a sharp wind blade."

Kevin didn't actually explain everything here. In essence, Divine Edge Without Shadow is a form of black magic because it has a unique characteristic: it cannot be healed. Conventional methods cannot heal the damage caused by Divine Edge Without Shadow.

Only the counter-curse "Swift Healing" from Divine Sharpness can reverse the damage caused by Divine Sharpness.

However, there was no need for Harry and the others to know this yet, and Kevin continued talking about other things.

"Elemental spells are very versatile; you can use your imagination to find the spells that suit you best."

"Of course, this may require a certain amount of talent. The principles and theories are simple to explain, but how to actually perform the spell is a completely different matter."

"First and foremost, the simplest point is that none of the three of you have yet reached the standard in terms of control over your own magic power. Many spells require very subtle and precise control."

Kevin stood there talking eloquently, while the three little ones listened to his somewhat abstract teachings with only a vague understanding.

Harry finally understood that Kevin's earlier explanation of the idealistic teaching process was indeed abstract.

However, the three little ones were still having a tough time, exchanging magical attacks with Kevin while listening to Kevin babbling on and on in a bunch of things they couldn't quite understand.