Hogwarts: A bit rebellious is the Dark Lord?

[Kassandra was so embarrassed that she burst out with a reward: a talent for top-grade herbology!].

Although he got his wish and received the reward, Ryls didn't have time to rejoice, and the system's prompt told him that the two little loli's were about to explode.

His first priority was to let them lower their anger first, well, how to lower it...

"Or... You sleep on the bed, and I make the bunk? Then you have to make sure you don't step on me when you get up. "

"Ahem, just kidding, don't take it seriously. By the way, Professor Flitwick, I still have some doubts about this levitation charm and want to ask. "

Seeing that the faces of the two little Loli were getting more and more gloomy, Ryls hurriedly changed the topic.

Laughing to death, as long as the topic shifts quickly enough, their anger can't burn me!

Disasters are always one step behind me, Sgal!

"Professor Flitwick, what is the maximum size of an object that the levitation charm can control? How many objects can it control? Is there a way to increase the precision of the control?".

Like a studious student, Ryls asks all the questions he may have about the Levitation Charm.

In fact, he really wanted to know about this, because it represented the upper limit of the levitation charm.

If the control object is large enough, it means that he has enough magic power and can directly move a mountain, who can withstand this?

If you control enough things, then carry a hundred and eighty blades with you, and directly give the noseless performance of the rainstorm pear blossom!

And then I said very forcefully: My lord, times have changed!

If he controls it more precisely, he can try to create a magical version of 'Edgeworth' with a levitation charm!

If you only use the sword as a pedal without changing the size of the object, it is not impossible to fly with the help of the levitation charm.

Of course, the premise of all this is that the levitation spell can accurately control objects, and the mana consumed cannot be too much, and various factors are indispensable!

Well, he couldn't afford to buy a dragon or raise a dragon for a short time, so he had to think about finding another way to get there.

Of course, who doesn't have a dream of Edgeworth's flight?

And others are riding flying broomsticks, chickens and flying eggs, and you stand on the 'flying sword' fairy wind bone, and the force goes up in an instant.

is still the same sentence, foil, all rely on the foil of peers!

......

Pansy and Kassandra looked at Ryles in silence, their faces unwavering, their eyes looking like they were looking at a dead man.

Some people are still alive, but they are actually 'dead', and some people are dead, but they are not 'dead' enough!

They don't recommend helping, let him 'die' thoroughly!

[Pansy Anger +12, Funny +9, Kassandra Shame +13, Funny +4, Flitwick Surprise +10, Praise +12!]

Solve the case of the family, Pansy Lori is easier to coax, Kassandra is more difficult to coax, but this may be due to the length of time they have known each other.

Well, although he and Pansy haven't known each other for a long time, they can't stand his thick skin, and coupled with the goodwill he has brushed in the lake, the relationship is not an exaggeration.

You say yes, Master Malfoy, who has changed his white hair to green!

"The levitation charm controls the weight and number of objects, depending on how much magic is infused by the person casting the spell. "

"The more mana you infuse, the more objects you can control and the more weight you have, but I don't recommend that. "

Flitwick stroked his gray beard, "The Levitation Charm is a daily charm, you don't need to waste time on it. "

"But given your good performance and unique ideas, I decided to add 10 points to Slytherin!".

[Flitwick is satisfied +14, others are surprised +31, jealousy is +24, unconvinced +47!].

Ryls didn't care about the system's words, but lowered his head and thought about it seriously.

What Flitwick said confirmed that his first two ideas were feasible, and that the later 'Edgeworth Flight' was hopeless.

It's not that you can't control it, it's just that after you control it, there are problems with the flight speed and control, so it's hopeless.

After half a ring, he raised his head and said seriously, "Professor Flitwick, I don't think that spell should be defined, they need to be explored and improved by future generations, right?"

"There are no useless spells, just wizards who don't know how to use and improve them. "

He didn't mean to adulterate this, nor did he mean to deliberately brush up on emotional values, but he was saying it sincerely.

The

wizarding world has been around for so many years, how many spells are there, and how many wizards are creating or improving spells, or who wants to go over and improve spells?

In fact, if many spells are improved, they will become extremely strong spells, such as ten thousand bullets, who stipulates that it can only condense canaries?

Why can't you make it condense mana bullets, or throwing knives, or something more lethal, and will it still be this kind of spell that acts as a firework?

It's just a change of condensed form, it's still essentially a salvo of bullets, but the effect is very different!

Or is it an oolong out of the hole, who stipulates that the form it condenses can only be a black viper? Isn't the basilisk also a snake?

Once these spells are improved, will they be weaker than Bladeless, weaker than Thunderbolt, and if not as good as Thunderbolt Blasts, they won't be any worse!

There are many more spells like this, and while it's hard to improve, there's always a chance, isn't it?

Snape, for example, created the Upside-Down Admiralty and the Blade, and it's easier to modify spells than to create them, right?

With enough understanding of spells, coupled with enough patience, these are not impossible, and Snape proves it!