Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 138, Section 136: The Duelist Club is taken over by the Discipline Group.

The organizer of the Duelist Club has completely fainted. What should we do now?

Half of the young wizards turned to look at Snape and Flitwick, while the other half looked at the discipline group led by Dudley.

It's unclear when exactly, but the disciplinary group has come to hold an equal position with the professors in the hearts of the young wizards.

After Snape and Flitwick exchanged a glance, Dallis nodded.

It was clear that they meant for Dali to host.

Almost every professor at Hogwarts had high hopes for Dudley.

"Then," Dali said without hesitation, organizing the group immediately: "Let's start practicing in pairs."

"Neville and Harry are in the same group."

"Ron and Draco are in the same group."

"Hermione and Pansy are a pair."

"What we just learned doesn't count. We haven't learned anything except for basic dueling etiquette. Now, you guys will demonstrate for everyone."

The young wizards whose names were called stepped forward and stood facing each other in pairs. Even though there were older students present, Dudley still chose to have only second-year students.

"He called my name, he called my name." Pansy was very happy, her gaze involuntarily drifting towards Dudley.

Generally, people are addressed by their first name only when they are familiar with each other. If they are not familiar with each other, they will be addressed by their surname. Of course, if they want to show respect, they will add "Mr." or "Your Excellency" after the surname.

"Hmm." This made Hermione unconsciously frown and cough lightly to express her dissatisfaction.

Pansy realized something and quickly said, "Respected Miss Granger, it is an honor to spar with you."

"Let me see what you can do."

Then the two bowed, raised their wands, and simultaneously lifted their wands.

"Grinning and whooshing!" A beam of light shot out from the tip of Pansy's wand.

A simple little curse can make people laugh uncontrollably.

There was nothing she could do; even though she was born into a pure-blood family, she was still just a second-year wizard.

"Protect yourself!" Hermione simply tapped her wand.

An invisible barrier appeared in front of her, easily blocking the small evil curse that Pansy had released.

After witnessing Alex cast this spell, Hermione specifically sought out someone to learn it.

Unsurprisingly, I mastered it very quickly.

It can now be released normally.

"Let's do it again."

"A small curse is obviously not going to be able to break through the armor's defenses," Hermione continued to say to Pansy.

"Tarantella Dance!"

Another little curse that makes people dance non-stop.

Unfortunately, this little curse still couldn't break through the barrier created by Hermione's armor.

"continue."

"They'll all be petrified!"

Pansy unleashed many more spells, but without exception, they all disappeared without a trace behind the barrier created by the armor.

Hermione's tattered armor alone was enough to allow her to crush other young wizards her age.

It is simply impossible to break through.

Not everyone has Hermione's ability to break protective charms; at least not among her classmates at this stage.

"I think you've probably already seen the power of armor. It can ward off most evil curses."

"Of course, its function is not just to defend against attacks. It can also bounce back."

Hermione didn't enable this feature, otherwise Pansy would have been laughing and dancing at the same time.

Their gaze shifted to the other side.

"Disarm you!" Malfoy unhesitatingly cast a disarming spell on Ron.

Ron pulled a hardened dried fish from his pocket, tossed it into the air, and then pointed it with his wand.

The dried fish immediately transformed into a shield and stood in front of Ron.

Transfiguration Charm. Ron's Transfiguration Charm, while not as good as Hermione's, is still quite good.

The shield looked rough, but it served as cover; at least it could withstand Malfoy's disarming spell without much trouble.

This transformation technique is at least at the level of a third-grade student.

"Torn apart!"

With his shield up his sleeve, Ron unleashed a destructive spell, sending a red beam of light hurtling towards Malfoy.

"Armor for protection!"

Hermione taught the spell to others as soon as she learned it, and thus, the spell became a standard feature of the Discipline Group.

Malfoy unhesitatingly released a protective spell, which bounced off and shattered into pieces.

These two don't fight as gently as Hermione.

"Armor for protection!"

Ron also activated a protective spell, and the rebounding spell struck the object, creating ripples before disappearing.

This indicates that Ron did not want to rebound, but the spell could only rebound once.

Otherwise, it's like playing pool; you bounce it once, I bounce it once, and it never ends.

They often practiced like this: if they couldn't kill him, they would beat him to death.

Although it was only a few rounds of fighting, it broadened the horizons of the young wizards, and even the older students kept nodding in approval.

Even if they went up there, it's not certain they could defeat the two of them.

"Although the Disarming Charm is the most frequently used spell by wizards in battle, it is not undefendable." Dudley's voice once again reached the ears of each young wizard, as he spoke eloquently about the battle between Ron and Malfoy.

"You can block it with armor or by using a Transfiguration Charm. If you are confident enough, you can also use 'Stop Charm,' but that is more difficult and not recommended here."

Curse Stop is a universal anti-curse that can dispel many kinds of spells. It's fine for simple spells, but when facing powerful spells, it requires a very high level of spellcasting skill. Every action and every detail must be perfect, otherwise it can easily backfire.

"Of course, if you're agile, you can also dodge."

This is the simplest method.

No matter how powerful a spell is, it's meaningless if you can't hit it, unless the spell has a tracking lock. Most spells are easy to dodge if you're agile enough.

In theory, an ordinary person can kill a wizard as long as they are agile enough.

"In battle, don't worry about manners. Just remember one thing: how to defeat your opponent."

Dudley was addressing all the young wizards, and he emphasized this point.

The last third group

The red spell and the red spell kept flashing.

"Harry, is something on your mind?" Neville pulled a handful of seeds from his pocket, hesitating whether to scatter them.

Although Harry's offensive seemed no less powerful than Ron and Malfoy's, Neville, who was fighting him, could clearly sense that Harry was distracted.

With Harry's abilities, he could easily unleash spells far exceeding what he has currently cast.

Harry's specialty is Defense Against the Dark Arts. Currently, Snape is also teaching him this course.

Well, although this course is about defense against dark magic, in reality, every Defense Against the Dark Arts master is incredibly skilled in dark magic.

First, you must be a master of dark magic before you can teach others how to defend themselves.

How can you talk about defense if you don't even understand it?

Disarming spells are child's play. Harry usually starts with evil curses, and his Unyielding Blade is far superior to Hermione's.

This scene happened to be witnessed by Dudley, which further convinced him that Harry was indeed troubled.

"It seems we need to have a serious talk."

(End of this chapter)