Chapter 258 Ai Wen's Strength

? Ivan didn't notice Ron's abnormality, but what happened next made him wake up suddenly and realize that he was too immersed in the study of black magic recently.

This behavior is wrong and extremely dangerous.

He then changed his research content, focusing more on the analysis of magic principles, taking those black magic as supplementary knowledge to be understood, and taking this as a starting point to study the principle and structure of magic, the related many theories, etc.

In the subsequent research, Aiwen made more use of the magic principles recorded in the magic book to improve his own strength, rather than trying to use the black magic recorded above.

Although this increased the difficulty of his research several times and required more magic books to read, it essentially prevented Aiwen from becoming a dark wizard.

Last year, Tom Riddle's diary once tempted Ivan to practice and use black magic frequently, hoping that he could indulge in a powerful force.

Since then, Ai Wen has noticed that excessive use of black magic can make the wizard's soul evil and unstable. With the use of black magic, many cruel thoughts will appear deep inside, and even change a person completely.

In recent research, the knowledge learned from many ancient magic books has also verified Ai Wen's original conjecture.

Although the magical world has not reached a consensus on the source of magic, magic comes from blood, and the essence of magic spells depends on the power of spirit and mind. This theory has been recognized by more and more wizards.

In addition to the strength of the wizard's own magic power, the source of power and power of black magic mainly depends on whether the user's heart is evil enough.

Using black magic for a long time can make a wizard gradually become evil.

Ai Wen has no such plans. The purpose of his research on black magic is to improve his own strength, to have a more in-depth and comprehensive understanding of the dark wizard, Voldemort, and the enemy he will face, rather than to make himself an evil dark wizard. .

Therefore, after discovering the clue, he hastily changed the research content.

Ai Wen destroyed the previous research notes, which also caused Ron, who had been investigating secretly, to find nothing. He secretly rummaged through a lot of Ai Wen's things, but he never found the one he saw with the terrifying pattern. notebook.

Although no evidence was found, the way he looked at Ai Wen became more and more strange.

After a brief period of confusion, Ron felt strangely angry. He thought it must be Ivan who found himself investigating him and destroyed all the evidence of black magic.

Ai Wen didn't notice Ron's abnormality. Speaking of the incident that woke him up, it was also related to the so-called college war.

Because of the strengthened management in the castle, Gffindor and Slytherin did not fight, but small frictions continued. In this matter, Snape and Sirius also did not play a good leading role. As the date of the Quidditch match that decided the ownership of this year's Academy Cup was approaching, Malfoy and the others came to provoke almost every day.

This situation continued until the dueling club of Sirius was reorganized.

Shortly after the Ravenclaw-Slytherin Quidditch match, Sirius's proposed reinstatement of the Dueling Club was posted on the notice board.

Not surprisingly, this incident was unanimously responded by the little wizards of the whole school.

Although the dueling club held by Lockhart last year eventually became a joke, Sirius's strength is recognized by everyone as strong, and everyone was excited to learn the dueling skills and spells from him.

Even more anticipated than the rebuilding of the dueling club itself is the duel between Sirius and Snape, which has become a hot topic at the school, with everyone talking about who is stronger between Sirius and Snape.

Unfortunately, Snape didn't show up at the dueling club's first meeting.

Because of Dumbledore's intervention, Snape and Sirius both restrained and restrained a lot. Even though both sides made no secret of their disgust and disgust for each other, at least they did not duel and confront each other in front of the students as before.

In the dueling club led by Sirius, Snape did not appear, and Sirius asked Professor Flitwick to become his opponent.

The meeting was relatively normal at the beginning and went very smoothly. Everyone learned the duel etiquette, Professor Flitwick explained some common spells in duels, and Sirius also imparted some of his combat experience to everyone.

For Ai Wen, it may be a bit low-level, but the other little wizards still feel very interesting and study with gusto, and there are many senior students.

This is not surprising, Hogwarts has never taught any duel-related knowledge to the young wizards before, and the Defence Against the Dark Arts class that should take the main responsibility is also very bad, and the Defence Against the Dark Arts class is changed once a year. Professors, many of whom were misnamed wizards like Lockhart, or people with ulterior motives like Quirrell.

Their teaching methods are also very different, and it is difficult for young wizards to systematically and comprehensively learn the knowledge of resisting black magic from this course.

For magic spells related to Defense Against the Dark Arts and duels, most young wizards rely on self-study and self-comprehension.

People are more interested in mischief magic than regular spells.

It is undeniable that these magical spells may have unexpected effects in battle, but in terms of effectiveness, they cannot be compared with common standard dueling spells.

Sirius's club was an unprecedented success, and the dueling skills he and Professor Flitwick demonstrated made everyone hooked.

Before the group practice, everything went very smoothly. But then the situation began to take a turn for the worse. I don't know if it was intentional or unintentional. During group practice, Sirius paired a lot of Gryffindors and Slytherins into a group.

Ai Wen's opponent was a second-year boy whose name he didn't remember, and the opponent seemed to want to use a curse on him. Before he could raise his wand, though, Aiwen's slaying weapon knocked his wand far away.

He looked at Ai Wen in astonishment, unable to believe what was happening in front of him. Although Ai Wen is very famous, before the test, he did not think that his strength was much worse than that of Ai Wen. His strength was the strongest among second-year Slytherin students.

He is not going to use the weapon and iron armor spell to remove you as Sirius said, but to teach Aiwen a lesson and make him lose face in front of all the students in the school.

Ivan didn't know the thoughts of the Slytherin student in front of him, and he had no interest in doing childish magic exercises with him.

He has been analyzing his duel with Snape, and with his research and mastery of black magic and other magical theories, his magic power has grown by leaps and bounds recently.

Ivan thinks that he can last longer under Snape's hands now. If the magic is strong enough, it is not impossible to counteract the opponent to a certain extent.

In this case, the strength of the guy on the opposite side is not enough to see.

Ai Wen now has a deeper understanding of the simple magic spell of removing your weapon, and it is more handy to use, which can be almost instant.

He didn't know what the other party wanted to do, but he resolved the battle as quickly as possible. (To be continued.)