Chapter 79 Trial Doll

Ada looked at the doll in front of her and sighed. With long golden hair, fair skin, and emerald-like eyes, isn't this herself? The system can't be modeled properly, and it has to give itself such a "real and fake Ada"?

This puppet with its own face on top still sounded like a machine when it spoke, which made Ada even more uncomfortable. Couldn't they just make a Snape out of it? This can at least relieve the hatred, what's the point of beating "self" by yourself!

Ada's inner mind was busy, so she didn't make any move. The puppet standing opposite didn't have that much thought, and directly fired a spell, which went straight to Ada with red light.

Unexpectedly, the puppet would also play sneak attacks. Ada quickly dodged to avoid it and was almost hit by the spell. While dodging, Ada also recited the coma spell towards the puppet. The puppet raised its wand and directly blocked it. Aida's attack.

In the giant underground room, the real Ada and the "doll Ada" kept waving their wands, one spell after another flying around the room, and the gravel on the ground also rolled with the fluctuations caused by the collision of spells. Come and roll.

After coming and going a few times, Ada also made her own judgment about this ordinary doll. The doll's strength should be equivalent to last year's Welfare, but the fighting style of the doll is more diverse, and it will not be underestimated like Welfare. Opponent, so this doll makes Ada feel more difficult to deal with.

Compared with last year, Ada has also made great progress. She can fight back and forth with the puppet. Although she does not have an advantage, she is not always suppressed by the puppet.

After resisting the doll's attack, Ada cast a disarming spell, which flew towards the doll with a dazzling red light. But the puppet was faster. Not only did it cast the Stunning Curse in advance, but when Ada's Disarming Curse came in front of her, it could also cast the Iron Armor Curse to block the attack.

Ada rubbed the back of her head and slowly sat up from the cold ground. She couldn't dodge and was directly knocked to the ground by the puppet's stun spell. The back of her head came into close contact with the ground, causing pain.

Although the doll's coma spell happened to hit Ada's chest, Ada did not faint. Apart from knocking her head when she fell to the ground, she did not suffer any other damage. She did not even feel the chest hit by the spell. pain.

Although there was a collision of magic during the battle, the magic lost its effect the moment the spell hit Ada. It only knocked her down without causing any more damage.

After all, the role of the doll is to train Ada, not kill her.

The system allows Ada and the doll to use any fighting method to conduct trials, without rules. In other words, Ada can use a spell to cover herself, then rush to the puppet and punch it, or directly grab its wand.

As long as the puppet is knocked down or loses its ability to resist, Ada wins.

Ada stood up and dusted off her robe. She and the puppet raised their wands again at the same time, and a new round of training began.

After about ten minutes, Ada fell down again. This time she fell faster because she was seeking her own death. Ada wanted to sell her flaw, seduce the trial puppet, and then fight back against it to knock it down.

The idea was good, but something went wrong in practice. Although the trial doll was "fooled", the doll had the strength to be fooled, but Ada did not have the strength to fight back, so she lay on the floor again.

When Ada left the secret passage, she felt pain all over her body. She had lost count of how many times she had been knocked down by the "cruel" doll that night.

Every time she was knocked down, Ada would fall to the ground. This night was simply a collection of her fancy falls, which could probably be edited into a movie of more than an hour.

When you fall down over and over again, your body will naturally hurt. It seems that you should take protective measures before practicing with the puppet next time. What if you don't kill someone? Even if he didn't fall to death, his body wouldn't be able to bear it if he kept falling like this.

Ada held her waist and returned to the common room. She didn't see the twins here, and she didn't know where the two brothers had gone. She hoped that there would be no news of Gryffindor deducting points early tomorrow morning.

Ada, who failed to return the Marauder's Map, returned to her dormitory. The three roommates were not in the dormitory. Angelina and Aaliyah were chatting with several senior classmates in the lounge, and little Katie ran to another dormitory. , went to play with her classmates.

There was only Ada in the five-person dormitory. Ada stood in front of the full-length mirror and took off her robe. Her originally fair and flawless skin was covered with bruises, looking like she had been tortured.

After changing into her pajamas, Ada took out a book called "Practical Magic Combat Theory and Techniques" from her schoolbag and leaned on the bedside to read it carefully. She found this among the mountains of books in the library. In addition to the theory, Ada In addition to skills and skills, some duel competitions are also analyzed.

This book, like its title, is really practical. It is not only detailed in content, but also very suitable for use as a table leg after reading it.

After Ada drank two glasses of water, her roommates came back one after another. Angelina and Alia were very excited and chattered non-stop when they returned to the dormitory.

Quidditch players from each college can already register. After Charlie's statistics are completed, they will be reported to Mrs. Hooch for review. Those who pass the review will participate in the Gryffindor selection on the Friday afternoon of the second week.

Angelina and Alia have already reported their names to Charlie. They are confident in their own strength. They believe that they can pass the review and selection and eventually become Gryffindor's Quidditch team members.

Little Katie, who is only in first grade this year, also likes to play Quidditch. She looks like Angelina and Alia last year, complaining about why she can't participate in the selection.

Ada had experienced the scene where four people complained together last year, but now there was only one Katie. It was really a small scene and not worth mentioning.

"When we go on the field, Katie, you can cheer us on!" Aaliyah said, "Just like Ada."

Ada was stabbed for reading honestly, and she said: "I can make a small contribution to the Quidditch Cup."

Katie doesn't want this kind of contribution. She still likes the thrill of riding a broomstick instead of standing in the crowd and shouting for cheers. Ada completely understands this mentality. How can someone who has the ability to do it be willing to sit on the sidelines?

"Where are Fred and George? They are not in the lounge, nor in the dormitory." Angelina said, "The selection is about to take place, and they are still running around."

"I don't know, but I will try my best to stop them and prevent them from getting into trouble." Ada said, "I will take Katie to see it on the selection day. Don't be embarrassed, you two!"

Quidditch selection is coming soon, and Ada doesn't want the twins to miss the selection because of her. If they miss this time, the two brothers will have to wait another year, which is really not worth the loss.

Ada secretly looked at the Marauder's Map and found that the twins were walking towards Gryffindor's tower. She planned to go to the lounge to wait for them and have a few words with them.

Ada, wrapped in a robe, sat on the armchair for a while, then she saw the twins sneaking into the lounge, with Fred holding a boxy bag in his hand.

"Fred, George!"

The twins heard Ada's voice and came over to sit opposite Ada.

"What's that?" Ada asked, pointing to the bag next to Fred.

"Nothing, just a new thing the two of us got." George said, "Some magic tricks we just bought."

"Show me." Ada reached out to get it, but the two of them didn't tell her directly, which meant there was something wrong here.

Normally Ada is not interested in the magic tricks bought by the twins, that's why George said this, but this time Ada didn't know why she was so interested and insisted on seeing them.

Fred quickly took the things into his hands and prevented Ada from getting them. He said, "Tell the truth, there are books in here..."