Chapter 86 Understanding Applause "The Red Broom Star Spell is essentially an attack spell that has been improved from the basic spellcasting." Dumbledore raised his hand and a beam of red light shot out from his wand, hitting a vase in the distance. The vase turned into powder in an instant. "The damage of a spell is determined by the wizard's own strength, and the caster can also reduce the power through subjective will. "The Red Broom Star spell can be cast very quickly, and once you become proficient in it, you don't need to use another spell to activate it. It's a very convenient spell." Dumbledore paused for a moment before speaking - "Back then, Grindelwald often used this spell to punish his subordinates." Bruce nodded. He understood why Harry was unharmed even though Professor Gale had hit him so many times before. It seems that Professor Gale has reduced the power of the spell to the minimum. Dumbledore continued: "Grindelwald was very pleased with the spell he had developed and often showed it off.
"According to him, the opponent will never know how powerful this spell is until it actually hits them." After hearing this, before Bruce could say anything, Owl suddenly spoke. "The fear of the unknown. That's what the Dark Lord loves to do." He said, "But the Dark Lord who succeeded him obviously didn't do as well." If we say that Grindelwald held the strength of the judgment in his own hands, he left room for retreat. Then Voldemort would only use extreme measures. Peter Pettigrew is the best example. Owl couldn't help but think of a picture in which Voldemort proudly said at the Death Eater meeting - "I gave those who didn't betray me a piercing pain, let alone those who betrayed me? Understand the applause!" Wait, this sentence seems to apply to Batman as well. "I implanted the virus into my teammates, let alone my enemies?" Katoom was silent for a moment. Bruce was still listening to Dumbledore's explanation, unaware that Katoom was plotting against him in his mind. Dumbledore finally got to the point. "Bruce, what I'm going to teach you next is a defensive spell that I improved from the spell that stopped. The spell is--" He raised his wand above his head and uttered the spell, "Rebound the spell!" When the spell was recited, an eggshell-like halo appeared around Dumbledore's body, visible to the naked eye. It only appeared for a moment, and then disappeared quickly. "This spell is not difficult to learn, but you have to control the timing."
Dumbledore put away his wand and said, "You can only deflect other people's spells by using it at the moment when the spell is about to hit you. "By the way, the Unforgivable Curses cannot be rebounded." Bruce nodded. He was always confident in his ability to control timing. "Then let's start studying next." Dumbledore said softly. …… Time passed quickly. In the blink of an eye, it was time for the next duel class. In the dueling classroom, each young wizard faced a practice puppet and continued to practice spells. Professor Gale walked among the students with his hands behind his back, as if he was inspecting his army. "Harry, you're moving it wrong!" he corrected sternly, "You need to swing your wand faster! Faster than you can react!" Harry grimaced; his arms were already sore. It was obvious that Neville's movements were even more irregular, but Professor Gale turned a blind eye to it. Just for him alone. But Harry didn't dare to refute the professor directly. He could only adjust his movements and continue practicing with his almost numb arm. Professor Gale left satisfied. I trained Harry strictly because I had higher expectations for him. Let’s see what Snape has to say this time. Gale continued to look around, and then he saw Bruce, standing motionless in front of the puppet. It seems like he is just slacking off. Gale frowned. "Bruce!" He shouted, "If you want to be lazy, go home! Do you think Hogwarts is your home?" Everyone looked over there, with a hint of worry in their eyes. Bruce's expression remained unchanged and he said, "No professor, I'm just thinking of a question." "What's the problem?" Gale asked. "I was wondering, what should I do if someone uses the Red Broom Star Curse on me?" "Then use the spell faster than the other party!" Gale gave the answer immediately, "There is no counter-curse to the Red Broomstick Curse. You can only do this."
"really?" Bruce said, "But Professor Dumbledore said--" "No Dumbledore!" Gail suddenly yelled, "I don't want to hear any excuses from you now! You better practice well! "I tell you the truth, if you don't learn spells well in class, my salary won't be reduced by a single knut!" After saying that, he turned away, leaving Bruce with a vicious look. The little wizards around were all stunned. Especially Hermione, she lowered her head and said to Bruce: "You shouldn't talk to the professor like that." Even if the professor is a bit fierce, you can't use the principal's name to suppress him. Bruce just shook his head: "Don't worry, Hermione, I know what I'm doing." His thoughts couldn't help but drift to a few days ago when he came out of the principal's office. …… "Are you sure you want me to do this?" Bruce asked Katum with some suspicion as he walked on the moving stairs. "Are you sure you want me to use Dumbledore's name to anger Professor Gale?" "do not worry!" The owl flapped its wings and flew next to Bruce. "I have already planned it all out. Don't worry, Gale's reaction will definitely be fierce." "It's intense, so what?" Bruce was still a little confused. "Professor Gale is a teacher, and Dumbledore is the headmaster. Even if he reacts strongly, the most he can do is resign. Why should I do such a thing?" In his opinion, although Professor Gale is a little eccentric, the content of his teaching is practical. Compared with Quirrell last semester and Lockhart this semester, he is much better. Why should I force myself to have a conflict with such a teacher? "Don't worry, it won't get to that point. On the contrary, you will benefit from it." Katum patted his chest and assured, "Believe me, I have read the book." Katum was very familiar with Yang Guo's story. "What book?" Bruce asked, "Take it out and let me see it." Katoom just shook his head, "There are minotaurs, kids, don't look!" ……
Time returns to the present. The dueling class ended in a solemn atmosphere, and Bruce didn't see any reaction from Professor Gale in the end. The dead owl is lying again. Bruce was a little angry. He put away his wand and prepared to leave with the crowd. At this moment, someone suddenly called him from behind. Looking back, it was Professor Gale. Bruce walked over and saw Professor Gale's eyes flickering. "What did Dumbledore…say to you before?" (End of this chapter)