Chapter 92 So far, no loss, no win
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Liu Yue Zhi Yuan Fei
Douglas narrowed his eyes and raised his eyebrows.
Then he sneered and said:
"That would be the best! Just let everyone learn what is a standard duel."
In an instant, Douglas recalled the embarrassing humiliation of those years...
Professor McGonagall hurriedly stood up and stopped:
"Severus, Douglas, what are you doing?
Albus you..."
I saw Dumbledore shook his hand at her, then stepped forward and said:
"Yeah, it's great to see two professors stand up and show everyone what a duel is.
In fact, the Hogwarts Dueling Club has not been opened for many years, Felius?"
Professor Flitwick nodded regretfully.
There are various clubs in Hogwarts, except for some clubs formed by teachers, such as the Slug Club, the Charms Club...
There are also clubs formed by student groups, such as the fee-paying study group that Douglas once formed.
The Dueling Club has existed for many years.
If it wasn't for Professor Flitwick to take care of the Charms Club, he would definitely choose to form the Dueling Club.
Now Dumbledore took the lead in agreeing, and the other professors had no other opinions.
The students were even more excited.
Duels between professors are even rarer, almost never seen in their study careers.
In particular, some students whispered below:
"I wish Professor Holmes could give Snape a good beating!"
"It's better to kick it like dealing with a corpse..."
"Ron, do you think the professor will use your weapon against Snape..."
Of course not everyone is optimistic about Douglas.
"I think it might be difficult for Professor Holmes to win.
I heard from my father that Professor Snape was a master of black magic when he was in school! "
"Yes, Professor Holmes is too young..."
Douglas and Snape walked onto the stage, faced each other, and looked at each other directly...
Some people who know the process below are whispering:
"Shouldn't the next step be to bow to each other? Why are the professors not moving?"
Snape said mockingly:
"Why don't you play your ridiculous tricks?"
Not to be outdone, Douglas said:
"Isn't this waiting for you to bow?"
Then, the two looked at each other in silence...
Professor Sprout folded his arms in front of him and shrugged.
Complaining helplessly to the Hufflepuff students on the side:
"I knew they would be like this...
When you were in school, your Professor Sherlock Holmes and Professor Snape often exchanged eyeballs,
Then Hufflepuff got a lot of points deducted! "
Maybe the two people on the stage also felt that it was too embarrassing for them to stare at each other.
Almost simultaneously, the two held their respective wands straight to their chests.
Professor Flitwick said regretfully: "One step is missing!"
I saw Professor Snape quickly raised his wand over his shoulder, and then shouted: "Disarm you!"
Suddenly a dazzling red light flashed from the wand.
Douglas seemed to have guessed what Snape was going to do when he raised his arm,
Almost at the same time, he came to an iron bridge and narrowly escaped the curse.
At the same time a Tripping Charm flew out of the wand, flying towards Snape's leg.
Snape seemed to have expected it a long time ago. After he released the Disarming Curse, he placed an Iron Armor Curse directly in front of him.
Just enough to block the flying Stumbling Curse.
After a contact and temptation, the two stopped temporarily.
Looking at each other with a sneer.
After testing, they found that each other had a good sense of fighting.
One grew up during the war years, and the other is a person who has traveled around the world.
Naturally, the ability in this area is not bad.
The students were stunned, it was almost a matter of a second or two.
The two completed an attack and defense respectively.
Some students even lowered their heads and missed it.
I saw only two people on the stage.
Suddenly they moved again.
"Fuchsia!"
"Flying sand and stone!"
The green and blue rays of magic spell were avoided by the movement of the two.
"The fire is hot and spicy!" (pimple mantra)
"Grin Hulala!" (Tickle Curse)
"All petrified!"
"Lock the tongue and seal the throat!"
"Tarantella dance!"
"The Slug Curse!"
......
The two people on the field quickly avoided each other's spells, while waving the wands in their hands non-stop.
The people off the court watched all kinds of spells of light flying.
Some spells that flew off the field were also dealt with in time by other professors.
It's just that they look more and more wrong.
Why are the spells used by the two professors all...
How should I put it, the damage is not high, but extremely insulting curses and curses are especially used on professors.
During the attack, the two slowly approached each other.
They seem to have their own plans.
Just when the two sides are approaching.
A string suddenly sprang from the end of Snape's wand, startling Douglas, who thought it was a snake.
But due to the flexibility of the rope and being too close to him,
Quickly imprisoning curse, tied him up directly.
When the rope touched his body, Douglas knew he couldn't hide.
The same Immortal Rope Curse tied Snape up.
Although both spells are branches of Transfiguration, the difference is that there are other condiments in Douglas' Immortal Binding Curse.
The little electric current sent Snape jittering one after another.
So Snape gritted his teeth and called out the Fuchsia Curse, directly causing Douglas, who was tied into a dumpling, to hang upside down in the air.
Douglas in mid-air is glad that he has the habit of wearing pants.
It's a pity that he has been tied into a dumpling, and his wand is firmly held down by the rope, otherwise Douglas will definitely let Snape try what is called the curse of turbidity.
But Snape wasn't feeling well either.
The continuous damage caused by the rope is small.
The most important thing is Douglas' Immortal Binding Rope Curse, also known as the Rope Art Curse.
Although he didn't know the name of the rope art this time was Sima Binding, it was really shameful.
It's not enough to tie your hands, but you have to tie your wrists and feet together.
The stimulation of the electric current made Snape unable to resist.
He could only lie on the ground, staring at Douglas who was still hanging in mid-air, his face flushed red from hanging upside down.
The corner of the mouth is not to be outdone and sneered.
How could Douglas be easy, and he also laughed at the other party.
In fact, the two of them at least had wands in their hands at this time.
According to the two people's attainments in magic, it seems that they should not be able to break each other's spells.
This is why other professors did not intervene.
So everyone watched like this, and some even started betting on who would break the other party's spell first.
Moreover, many students expressed that they would rather offend Professor Snape than Professor Holmes in the future.
I just heard from the Weasley twins before that Professor Holmes used the rope spell when he dealt with Peeves.
Seeing it with my own eyes this time, it is indeed... a little shameful.
But Professor Snape's fuchsia isn't bad either...
So after a while of staring.
The two people who were up and down finally made a movement.
Douglas blushed and said:
"Professor, stop here?
Can't lose or win? "
Snape sneered:
"can!"
Everyone still doesn't understand what it means.
I saw that the rope on Douglas's body broke suddenly, and then there was a gorgeous backflip in the air, and he fell to the ground gracefully.
At the same time that Douglas's rope broke, so did the rope on Professor Snape's body, breaking suddenly,
It's just that due to the binding of the special posture, he was a little awkward for a while.
Douglas stepped forward and held out his hand.
Snape hesitated for a moment, then stretched out his hand, allowing Douglas to pull him up...
At this moment, the two could feel that there was a barrier between them, which was broken quietly.
Then, Snape said flatly: "I lost!"
After finishing speaking, he walked off the stage without looking back, and left the auditorium directly.
The moment he turned around, there was a smile on the corner of his mouth, and no one saw it.
Douglas was taken aback for a moment, then said quickly:
"It's a tie, everyone has neither lost nor won!"
Seeing everyone is inexplicable.
What the hell is this result.
Ron said suspiciously:
"Professor Holmes won?"
Harry frowned and said:
"No! The ropes of the two people broke at the same time, as if it was agreed.
Haven't they always had a bad relationship? "
Ginny said on the side:
"That's why those humiliating spells are used, isn't it?"
There are only three principals, who feel that they have figured it out but they don't seem to want to.
Then he looked at Dumbledore, who had been eating candy on the teaching desk.
I saw that Dumbledore felt the eyes of several people,
Then he picked up the candy and signaled whether everyone wanted it.
Everyone is speechless!
Douglas and Snape never had a bloody feud.
Even when no one knew it, Snape was very optimistic about Douglas.
He could see another side of his school days in Douglas.
Researching new spells, and talents in potions...
He once thought that if he could study new spells like Douglas did when he was in school,
But never indulging in black magic,
He could even feel that Douglas always seemed to have a feeling of contempt for black magic.
Maybe that way, Lily won't be disappointed in herself...
Of course, there were still things about Douglas that he found annoying.
For example, the other party often hangs out with Gryffindor kids, doesn't respect Potions, isn't Slytherin, etc.
Snape even felt that if he didn't have so many secrets,
He will definitely choose to train Douglas well, change his perception of Potions, and regard him as a disciple who can pass on his mantle.
It's really hard to see a student who is so flexible in his approach to magic, never sticking to his previous experience, and even has a different perspective on things than his peers.
Douglas had the same emotion towards Snape. It can be said that throughout Hogwarts school,
Professor Sprout treats himself like an elder in the family, caring for him everywhere,
Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick admired themselves very much, and they were never stingy with their appreciation.
Only Professor Snape is always in a venomous tongue, showing an attitude of hating iron and steel,
Otherwise, it would be impossible for a professor to have the attitude of chasing after thousands of miles because of trivial matters several times.
Of course, Douglas never thought of himself as a cheapskate,
Even though Snape had good intentions for himself in his heart, the vicious words on his mouth really made him unbearable.
He won't accept it just because of the half-hearted kindness,
That's why he never thought of creating a formal hot pot at Hogwarts, but he just used a crucible.
Slowly, both of them felt awkward and uncomfortable.
The three deans and principals who have been bystanders, of course, can see the awkwardness in their hearts.
However, they really didn't have any good ways to deal with their personalities.
The moment Snape proposed a duel,
Dumbledore keenly sensed something unusual.
So he immediately agreed to the duel request of the two.
At first Douglas was unaware of Snape's intentions.
I thought the other party was just trying to find an excuse to teach me a lesson.
But with the spell cast by the other party.
He seemed to feel that the other party had another meaning.
Even because he knew Snape's ending, he had more associations.
Then,
One is an old wizard who has lived for more than 100 years,
One is a double agent of two powerful wizards,
There is also a traveler who crosses the two worlds and learns the East and the West, Ma Wu,
Under the tacit cooperation of these three people who each pretended to be [-]-minded,
achieved this,
In the eyes of outsiders, the two professors humiliated each other, and their hatred deepened.
However, there was a tacit consensus within the matchup.
So far, no lose, no win.
Then he sneered and said:
"That would be the best! Just let everyone learn what is a standard duel."
In an instant, Douglas recalled the embarrassing humiliation of those years...
Professor McGonagall hurriedly stood up and stopped:
"Severus, Douglas, what are you doing?
Albus you..."
I saw Dumbledore shook his hand at her, then stepped forward and said:
"Yeah, it's great to see two professors stand up and show everyone what a duel is.
In fact, the Hogwarts Dueling Club has not been opened for many years, Felius?"
Professor Flitwick nodded regretfully.
There are various clubs in Hogwarts, except for some clubs formed by teachers, such as the Slug Club, the Charms Club...
There are also clubs formed by student groups, such as the fee-paying study group that Douglas once formed.
The Dueling Club has existed for many years.
If it wasn't for Professor Flitwick to take care of the Charms Club, he would definitely choose to form the Dueling Club.
Now Dumbledore took the lead in agreeing, and the other professors had no other opinions.
The students were even more excited.
Duels between professors are even rarer, almost never seen in their study careers.
In particular, some students whispered below:
"I wish Professor Holmes could give Snape a good beating!"
"It's better to kick it like dealing with a corpse..."
"Ron, do you think the professor will use your weapon against Snape..."
Of course not everyone is optimistic about Douglas.
"I think it might be difficult for Professor Holmes to win.
I heard from my father that Professor Snape was a master of black magic when he was in school! "
"Yes, Professor Holmes is too young..."
Douglas and Snape walked onto the stage, faced each other, and looked at each other directly...
Some people who know the process below are whispering:
"Shouldn't the next step be to bow to each other? Why are the professors not moving?"
Snape said mockingly:
"Why don't you play your ridiculous tricks?"
Not to be outdone, Douglas said:
"Isn't this waiting for you to bow?"
Then, the two looked at each other in silence...
Professor Sprout folded his arms in front of him and shrugged.
Complaining helplessly to the Hufflepuff students on the side:
"I knew they would be like this...
When you were in school, your Professor Sherlock Holmes and Professor Snape often exchanged eyeballs,
Then Hufflepuff got a lot of points deducted! "
Maybe the two people on the stage also felt that it was too embarrassing for them to stare at each other.
Almost simultaneously, the two held their respective wands straight to their chests.
Professor Flitwick said regretfully: "One step is missing!"
I saw Professor Snape quickly raised his wand over his shoulder, and then shouted: "Disarm you!"
Suddenly a dazzling red light flashed from the wand.
Douglas seemed to have guessed what Snape was going to do when he raised his arm,
Almost at the same time, he came to an iron bridge and narrowly escaped the curse.
At the same time a Tripping Charm flew out of the wand, flying towards Snape's leg.
Snape seemed to have expected it a long time ago. After he released the Disarming Curse, he placed an Iron Armor Curse directly in front of him.
Just enough to block the flying Stumbling Curse.
After a contact and temptation, the two stopped temporarily.
Looking at each other with a sneer.
After testing, they found that each other had a good sense of fighting.
One grew up during the war years, and the other is a person who has traveled around the world.
Naturally, the ability in this area is not bad.
The students were stunned, it was almost a matter of a second or two.
The two completed an attack and defense respectively.
Some students even lowered their heads and missed it.
I saw only two people on the stage.
Suddenly they moved again.
"Fuchsia!"
"Flying sand and stone!"
The green and blue rays of magic spell were avoided by the movement of the two.
"The fire is hot and spicy!" (pimple mantra)
"Grin Hulala!" (Tickle Curse)
"All petrified!"
"Lock the tongue and seal the throat!"
"Tarantella dance!"
"The Slug Curse!"
......
The two people on the field quickly avoided each other's spells, while waving the wands in their hands non-stop.
The people off the court watched all kinds of spells of light flying.
Some spells that flew off the field were also dealt with in time by other professors.
It's just that they look more and more wrong.
Why are the spells used by the two professors all...
How should I put it, the damage is not high, but extremely insulting curses and curses are especially used on professors.
During the attack, the two slowly approached each other.
They seem to have their own plans.
Just when the two sides are approaching.
A string suddenly sprang from the end of Snape's wand, startling Douglas, who thought it was a snake.
But due to the flexibility of the rope and being too close to him,
Quickly imprisoning curse, tied him up directly.
When the rope touched his body, Douglas knew he couldn't hide.
The same Immortal Rope Curse tied Snape up.
Although both spells are branches of Transfiguration, the difference is that there are other condiments in Douglas' Immortal Binding Curse.
The little electric current sent Snape jittering one after another.
So Snape gritted his teeth and called out the Fuchsia Curse, directly causing Douglas, who was tied into a dumpling, to hang upside down in the air.
Douglas in mid-air is glad that he has the habit of wearing pants.
It's a pity that he has been tied into a dumpling, and his wand is firmly held down by the rope, otherwise Douglas will definitely let Snape try what is called the curse of turbidity.
But Snape wasn't feeling well either.
The continuous damage caused by the rope is small.
The most important thing is Douglas' Immortal Binding Rope Curse, also known as the Rope Art Curse.
Although he didn't know the name of the rope art this time was Sima Binding, it was really shameful.
It's not enough to tie your hands, but you have to tie your wrists and feet together.
The stimulation of the electric current made Snape unable to resist.
He could only lie on the ground, staring at Douglas who was still hanging in mid-air, his face flushed red from hanging upside down.
The corner of the mouth is not to be outdone and sneered.
How could Douglas be easy, and he also laughed at the other party.
In fact, the two of them at least had wands in their hands at this time.
According to the two people's attainments in magic, it seems that they should not be able to break each other's spells.
This is why other professors did not intervene.
So everyone watched like this, and some even started betting on who would break the other party's spell first.
Moreover, many students expressed that they would rather offend Professor Snape than Professor Holmes in the future.
I just heard from the Weasley twins before that Professor Holmes used the rope spell when he dealt with Peeves.
Seeing it with my own eyes this time, it is indeed... a little shameful.
But Professor Snape's fuchsia isn't bad either...
So after a while of staring.
The two people who were up and down finally made a movement.
Douglas blushed and said:
"Professor, stop here?
Can't lose or win? "
Snape sneered:
"can!"
Everyone still doesn't understand what it means.
I saw that the rope on Douglas's body broke suddenly, and then there was a gorgeous backflip in the air, and he fell to the ground gracefully.
At the same time that Douglas's rope broke, so did the rope on Professor Snape's body, breaking suddenly,
It's just that due to the binding of the special posture, he was a little awkward for a while.
Douglas stepped forward and held out his hand.
Snape hesitated for a moment, then stretched out his hand, allowing Douglas to pull him up...
At this moment, the two could feel that there was a barrier between them, which was broken quietly.
Then, Snape said flatly: "I lost!"
After finishing speaking, he walked off the stage without looking back, and left the auditorium directly.
The moment he turned around, there was a smile on the corner of his mouth, and no one saw it.
Douglas was taken aback for a moment, then said quickly:
"It's a tie, everyone has neither lost nor won!"
Seeing everyone is inexplicable.
What the hell is this result.
Ron said suspiciously:
"Professor Holmes won?"
Harry frowned and said:
"No! The ropes of the two people broke at the same time, as if it was agreed.
Haven't they always had a bad relationship? "
Ginny said on the side:
"That's why those humiliating spells are used, isn't it?"
There are only three principals, who feel that they have figured it out but they don't seem to want to.
Then he looked at Dumbledore, who had been eating candy on the teaching desk.
I saw that Dumbledore felt the eyes of several people,
Then he picked up the candy and signaled whether everyone wanted it.
Everyone is speechless!
Douglas and Snape never had a bloody feud.
Even when no one knew it, Snape was very optimistic about Douglas.
He could see another side of his school days in Douglas.
Researching new spells, and talents in potions...
He once thought that if he could study new spells like Douglas did when he was in school,
But never indulging in black magic,
He could even feel that Douglas always seemed to have a feeling of contempt for black magic.
Maybe that way, Lily won't be disappointed in herself...
Of course, there were still things about Douglas that he found annoying.
For example, the other party often hangs out with Gryffindor kids, doesn't respect Potions, isn't Slytherin, etc.
Snape even felt that if he didn't have so many secrets,
He will definitely choose to train Douglas well, change his perception of Potions, and regard him as a disciple who can pass on his mantle.
It's really hard to see a student who is so flexible in his approach to magic, never sticking to his previous experience, and even has a different perspective on things than his peers.
Douglas had the same emotion towards Snape. It can be said that throughout Hogwarts school,
Professor Sprout treats himself like an elder in the family, caring for him everywhere,
Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick admired themselves very much, and they were never stingy with their appreciation.
Only Professor Snape is always in a venomous tongue, showing an attitude of hating iron and steel,
Otherwise, it would be impossible for a professor to have the attitude of chasing after thousands of miles because of trivial matters several times.
Of course, Douglas never thought of himself as a cheapskate,
Even though Snape had good intentions for himself in his heart, the vicious words on his mouth really made him unbearable.
He won't accept it just because of the half-hearted kindness,
That's why he never thought of creating a formal hot pot at Hogwarts, but he just used a crucible.
Slowly, both of them felt awkward and uncomfortable.
The three deans and principals who have been bystanders, of course, can see the awkwardness in their hearts.
However, they really didn't have any good ways to deal with their personalities.
The moment Snape proposed a duel,
Dumbledore keenly sensed something unusual.
So he immediately agreed to the duel request of the two.
At first Douglas was unaware of Snape's intentions.
I thought the other party was just trying to find an excuse to teach me a lesson.
But with the spell cast by the other party.
He seemed to feel that the other party had another meaning.
Even because he knew Snape's ending, he had more associations.
Then,
One is an old wizard who has lived for more than 100 years,
One is a double agent of two powerful wizards,
There is also a traveler who crosses the two worlds and learns the East and the West, Ma Wu,
Under the tacit cooperation of these three people who each pretended to be [-]-minded,
achieved this,
In the eyes of outsiders, the two professors humiliated each other, and their hatred deepened.
However, there was a tacit consensus within the matchup.
So far, no lose, no win.
