Chapter 430 Do you want to try reaching your stomach directly in one step?
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Hong Ri Zhang Wei Luo
"If our eyes meet, will we die?"
Harry was a little confused.
He is not a top scholar and does not like to read, so he is somewhat lacking in knowledge in this area.
"The Death Eye, probably like this." Jack said seriously, "What do you think should be done about this kind of creature to avoid the opponent's sight?"
he asked again.
Harry was lost in thought.
"Wearing a pair of glasses that blocks your vision, of course."
A voice came from the side.
Turning around, he saw it was Draco.
He raised his chin, looking proud and confident.
"With glasses as a barrier, even if you fail, you will be petrified at most and you won't die directly."
Hearing this, Jack looked at Draco a few more times.
According to the original description, Draco is actually a very talented and gifted guy.
He can even repair the Vanishing Cabinet independently without anyone's assistance.
In fact, when ranked according to R&D, creation, transformation and other abilities, Harry really doesn't rank high.
What makes him great is that he is braver and can fight better.
Developing and improving things is not what he is good at.
"Well, that's a good idea." Jack did not deny Draco's statement, "Now, where can I find reliable glasses?"
"Processing with magic?" Draco had already realized that this did not seem to be a simple fight against the basilisk.
If it was really about fighting a basilisk, why were they calling these lower grade students over?
They are second graders!
Even if the final exam is over, you have a wonderful summer vacation, and you go back to school again, you are still just a third-year student!
Are there no other outstanding students at Hogwarts?
Not in seventh grade, not in sixth grade, not in fifth grade? !
Why call them, the second graders, over here? !
The answer is obvious.
Fighting the basilisk is not the end goal.
"We can try to use magic-processed glasses to block the basilisk's evil eyes." Draco improved his plan with some excitement, "Of course, it is best to use sunglasses and do some experiments to avoid these magic mirrors. It didn’t have the desired effect.”
Draco racked his brains to add.
After his hard thinking, a plan emerged that seemed relatively feasible.
Jack listened quietly before expressing his opinion: "What you said is very good, but do you know how to process the required glasses?"
"This..." Draco was a little dumbfounded.
This question is beyond the scope. How could he possibly know how to process the required glasses?
"What do you think?" Jack turned to look at the other little wizards.
His eyes moved from Draco and his group to Harry Ron, and finally fell on Neville.
Under the gaze, Neville lowered his head and thought for a long time before looking up: "I don't know how to process glasses, but since there is a problem with the basilisk's eyes, blinding it should solve it."
If the problem cannot be solved, the person who caused the problem will be solved.
There is nothing wrong with this idea.
Hearing this, Jack smiled: "Not a bad plan."
"In this case, we can use both together!" Draco quickly answered.
"That's very well said. Five points for Slytherin and Gryffindor each." Jack took out his wand and waved it slightly.
As the magic took effect, several pairs of glasses fell into the hands of the little wizard.
Not the style of sunglasses Draco mentioned, but the huge, fully enclosed ski goggles.
The mirror is wide enough to allow the view to be as unobstructed as possible.The wearing method is fixed with silicone non-slip straps, so even if it rolls crazily while fighting the basilisk, it will not fall off.
It’s really a very targeted piece of equipment.
"This looks better than sunglasses." After Draco got it, he looked through it for a while and then put it on.
This ski goggle does not affect your field of vision after wearing it.
It doesn't even affect the light.
The things you see are the same as they appear under normal light.
"You..." Harry frowned and put on his ski goggles.
Then he looked at Ron.
Ron had already put on his ski goggles.
Even though they were separated by ski goggles, the eyes of both parties were able to communicate normally.
'It always feels a little weird. '
'You mean...the thing he prepared in advance? '
'Are you ready in advance...'
'Absolutely, otherwise, how could I carry so many glasses at all times. '
'Is it really the mastermind behind this? '
Harry frowned.
He felt that the situation had become very delicate now.
Snape is a bad guy, and Lockhart is with Snape.
Now these two bad guys are going to take a few students to fight the basilisk.
Clearly plotting something.
Should I act with them?
There are actually two answers to this question.
Or just don't act together.
Anyway, the secret room has been opened, why should he, the heir, follow?
It's not the students' job to fight basilisks.
That's what teachers should do.
Of course, apart from not following along, the only other option left is to follow along.
They would choose to act together, mainly because they wanted to keep an eye on Snape and the others to see what they wanted to do.
If something is done that is not beneficial to Hogwarts, they will be informed in time and can look for opportunities to destroy it.
After such a comparison, it is actually obvious which one to choose.
We must act together!
Having made up his mind, Harry suddenly became very proactive: "Are we going to continue like this now?"
"Of course not." Jack shook his head, "When I was in class, didn't you all pay attention?"
Regarding his statement, the little wizards just wanted to roll their eyes.
Lockhart's Defense Against the Dark Arts was like a fan party.
What is usually taught in class is the contents of the novels written by Lockhart.
Occasionally, there are some real skills, which are private things that are only taught during duel club activities.
you could put it that way.
If you don't join the dueling club and just listen to Lockhart's explanations in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, you really won't learn anything.
"Okay, let me say it again." Jack pretended not to see the white eyes, "When entering an unknown area, you must first provide yourself with full protection, and then send your familiar to explore the way. Wait until enough Only enter carefully when it is safe. The above process is what a standard adventure should look like."
"Ah? It's just a basilisk fight. Does it have to be so complicated?" Ron scratched his head, "Don't you already know the guy you want to deal with?"
"We know we have to deal with the basilisk, but what if the basilisk is waiting at the other end of the passage with its mouth open?" Jack was speechless. "Do you want to try going from the tube to the stomach? Directly to the stomach in one step?"
"Uh……"
Ron scratched his head in embarrassment after being criticized by Jack.
Harry was a little confused.
He is not a top scholar and does not like to read, so he is somewhat lacking in knowledge in this area.
"The Death Eye, probably like this." Jack said seriously, "What do you think should be done about this kind of creature to avoid the opponent's sight?"
he asked again.
Harry was lost in thought.
"Wearing a pair of glasses that blocks your vision, of course."
A voice came from the side.
Turning around, he saw it was Draco.
He raised his chin, looking proud and confident.
"With glasses as a barrier, even if you fail, you will be petrified at most and you won't die directly."
Hearing this, Jack looked at Draco a few more times.
According to the original description, Draco is actually a very talented and gifted guy.
He can even repair the Vanishing Cabinet independently without anyone's assistance.
In fact, when ranked according to R&D, creation, transformation and other abilities, Harry really doesn't rank high.
What makes him great is that he is braver and can fight better.
Developing and improving things is not what he is good at.
"Well, that's a good idea." Jack did not deny Draco's statement, "Now, where can I find reliable glasses?"
"Processing with magic?" Draco had already realized that this did not seem to be a simple fight against the basilisk.
If it was really about fighting a basilisk, why were they calling these lower grade students over?
They are second graders!
Even if the final exam is over, you have a wonderful summer vacation, and you go back to school again, you are still just a third-year student!
Are there no other outstanding students at Hogwarts?
Not in seventh grade, not in sixth grade, not in fifth grade? !
Why call them, the second graders, over here? !
The answer is obvious.
Fighting the basilisk is not the end goal.
"We can try to use magic-processed glasses to block the basilisk's evil eyes." Draco improved his plan with some excitement, "Of course, it is best to use sunglasses and do some experiments to avoid these magic mirrors. It didn’t have the desired effect.”
Draco racked his brains to add.
After his hard thinking, a plan emerged that seemed relatively feasible.
Jack listened quietly before expressing his opinion: "What you said is very good, but do you know how to process the required glasses?"
"This..." Draco was a little dumbfounded.
This question is beyond the scope. How could he possibly know how to process the required glasses?
"What do you think?" Jack turned to look at the other little wizards.
His eyes moved from Draco and his group to Harry Ron, and finally fell on Neville.
Under the gaze, Neville lowered his head and thought for a long time before looking up: "I don't know how to process glasses, but since there is a problem with the basilisk's eyes, blinding it should solve it."
If the problem cannot be solved, the person who caused the problem will be solved.
There is nothing wrong with this idea.
Hearing this, Jack smiled: "Not a bad plan."
"In this case, we can use both together!" Draco quickly answered.
"That's very well said. Five points for Slytherin and Gryffindor each." Jack took out his wand and waved it slightly.
As the magic took effect, several pairs of glasses fell into the hands of the little wizard.
Not the style of sunglasses Draco mentioned, but the huge, fully enclosed ski goggles.
The mirror is wide enough to allow the view to be as unobstructed as possible.The wearing method is fixed with silicone non-slip straps, so even if it rolls crazily while fighting the basilisk, it will not fall off.
It’s really a very targeted piece of equipment.
"This looks better than sunglasses." After Draco got it, he looked through it for a while and then put it on.
This ski goggle does not affect your field of vision after wearing it.
It doesn't even affect the light.
The things you see are the same as they appear under normal light.
"You..." Harry frowned and put on his ski goggles.
Then he looked at Ron.
Ron had already put on his ski goggles.
Even though they were separated by ski goggles, the eyes of both parties were able to communicate normally.
'It always feels a little weird. '
'You mean...the thing he prepared in advance? '
'Are you ready in advance...'
'Absolutely, otherwise, how could I carry so many glasses at all times. '
'Is it really the mastermind behind this? '
Harry frowned.
He felt that the situation had become very delicate now.
Snape is a bad guy, and Lockhart is with Snape.
Now these two bad guys are going to take a few students to fight the basilisk.
Clearly plotting something.
Should I act with them?
There are actually two answers to this question.
Or just don't act together.
Anyway, the secret room has been opened, why should he, the heir, follow?
It's not the students' job to fight basilisks.
That's what teachers should do.
Of course, apart from not following along, the only other option left is to follow along.
They would choose to act together, mainly because they wanted to keep an eye on Snape and the others to see what they wanted to do.
If something is done that is not beneficial to Hogwarts, they will be informed in time and can look for opportunities to destroy it.
After such a comparison, it is actually obvious which one to choose.
We must act together!
Having made up his mind, Harry suddenly became very proactive: "Are we going to continue like this now?"
"Of course not." Jack shook his head, "When I was in class, didn't you all pay attention?"
Regarding his statement, the little wizards just wanted to roll their eyes.
Lockhart's Defense Against the Dark Arts was like a fan party.
What is usually taught in class is the contents of the novels written by Lockhart.
Occasionally, there are some real skills, which are private things that are only taught during duel club activities.
you could put it that way.
If you don't join the dueling club and just listen to Lockhart's explanations in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, you really won't learn anything.
"Okay, let me say it again." Jack pretended not to see the white eyes, "When entering an unknown area, you must first provide yourself with full protection, and then send your familiar to explore the way. Wait until enough Only enter carefully when it is safe. The above process is what a standard adventure should look like."
"Ah? It's just a basilisk fight. Does it have to be so complicated?" Ron scratched his head, "Don't you already know the guy you want to deal with?"
"We know we have to deal with the basilisk, but what if the basilisk is waiting at the other end of the passage with its mouth open?" Jack was speechless. "Do you want to try going from the tube to the stomach? Directly to the stomach in one step?"
"Uh……"
Ron scratched his head in embarrassment after being criticized by Jack.
