Harry Potter: I started signing in from Diagon Alley

Snape's restrained affection made Eric feel a little deformed, but Eric did not judge other people's views on love.

He just wanted to know how Snape reacted to that.

Snape turned around, stared at Eric, and said without any emotion in his voice: "What did you say?"

The atmosphere on the field was frozen, and the expression on Snape's face was as cold as ice, which was completely different from before.

Eric smiled: "You heard what I said, Professor."

Snape took a step forward: "You're looking for death."

The terrifying aura emanated, and everyone present was shocked except Eric.

It was the first time they had seen Snape so angry.

Hermione secretly pulled Eric's clothes from behind, and Eric waved his hand to indicate that it was okay.

Eric's evaluation of Snape was objective.

He is an important figure in Dumbledore's camp now, and he plays a big role, and his feelings for Lily are moving.

But this cannot hide the flaws in his personality and interpersonal relationships.

Snape has no friends and has always been a loner. The poverty and awkward growth environment since he was a child also shaped his current indifferent personality.

If this character is replaced by an ordinary person, there will be no problem.

But Snape was the master of potions and head of Slytherin.

His favoritism towards Slytherin was either airs or pure self-interest, with contempt for the other three houses.

In essence, Snape was an unquestionable advocate of blood theory.

He looked down on Muggles, and half-blood wizards.

This kind of person has a strong sense of hierarchy in his heart, and when he has power, he doesn't care about the feelings of people who feel that his level is inferior to his own.

This goes against Eric's ideas, and Eric would not respect such a person.

It can be seen from his interaction with Lily that Snape actually feels inferior.

When he was a student, he longed for power and strength, worshiped the Dark Lord, and finally chose to become a Death Eater with sincerity.

If Dumbledore hadn't chosen to trust him in the end, Snape would either be dead or stay in Azkaban at this time.

He has never dared to express his feelings to Lily, and at the same time, he is unwilling to accept Lily's advances, because he is afraid that it will change the trajectory of his life.

When Snape graduated from Hogwarts and faced a choice, Lily and the Death Eaters, he chose to become a Death Eater.

It was Snape's own choice to hide his feelings for Lily from the bottom of his heart.

Everyone has secrets and past events that they don't want to mention, and Lily is Snape's secret.

Now being pointed out by Eric, Snape looked at Eric as if he was looking at a dead person.

Chapter 100

Snape said, "Draw your wand."

The people around were stunned, and the referee said, "Professor, Eric..."

In the middle of his speech, Snape glanced at him, and immediately fell silent, not daring to continue.

Snape said: "Clapton attacked his classmates outside the duel field. It seems that he is very confident in his ability. Then I will teach you what a duel is."

Hermione was surprised: "You want to fight Eric? But you are a professor, he is just a student."

Snape said: "I am also the instructor of the Dueling Club. Like Professor Flitwick, I am qualified to instruct the participants of the Dueling Club."

Hermione paled.

Snape was right, just like Professor Flitwick allowed Cedric and Eric to duel, Snape had this power.

He was the Headmaster, and he was also actively involved in the Dueling Club. In theory, Snape could indeed ask Eric to do so if he insisted.

But anyone with a discerning eye could see that the duel Snape meant was not what he meant at all.

If eyes could kill, Eric, who was staring at him now, was riddled with holes.

"Withdraw, your, wand," said Snape, word for word.

Eric smiled, graciously, and took his own wand in his hand.

Harry and Ron looked ugly too.

They knew that Eric was strong and could defeat Cedric, but they had no idea of ​​high-end combat power.

Eric was strong, yes, but so was Snape.

Otherwise, I can't be a professor.

In their view, Snape and Eric are existences that they need to look up to.

In terms of strength, there is no difference.

The two of them, like Hermione, wanted to stop this fight, and it was all because of them. Eric was giving them a head start. From their standpoint, they couldn't persuade Eric, nor could they change Snape. idea.

Seeing Eric's actions, Snape sneered, and with a wave of his wand, changed the venue for the duel between Harry and Malfoy just now.

The ribbons and stone pillars that formed the duel field flew up, panned, changed lengths in the air, and landed around Snape and Eric, turning into a standard duel field.

Except for Eric, the onlookers saw this scene and realized that Snape was serious, so they all backed away, and only Eric remained in the arena.

Malfoy laughed, and shouted from the outside: "You are looking for death, Clapton! Wait, Potter, you will be next!"

Harry and Ron's faces became even uglier.

Standing in the arena, Snape said, "You will pay for your arrogance today."

"We'll see, Professor," Eric responded.

The two men faced off, and no one present was qualified to be the referee.

For a while, the other matches came to a tacit halt, and almost everyone was watching the duel between Snape and Eric.

Professor vs student, this situation is rare in a hundred years.

Snape waited for Eric to get ready, his eyes were stern, he pointed his wand forward, and shouted: "All petrified!"

Snape's spell was powerful, completely different from Harry's spell on Malfoy just now.

A thick white light shot out from the head of Snape's wand, and just by looking at it, one could feel the surging magic power coming from it.

A strong wind accompanied Snape's spell and blew in all directions. Two Slytherin students who were watching were blown down. They quickly got up and retreated further.

This is the air vibration caused by the natural emission of magic power, which has already been able to affect the surrounding people.

Harry let out a gasp.

Eric, who is the direct target of attack, is not in danger.

Hermione's face was pale, she grabbed Colin next to her, and said, "Colin, you go to Professor Dumbledore right now, only he can stop Snape, and fight with the professor, no matter you win or lose, it's not good for Eric .”

Colin nodded anxiously, turned around and ran out of the crowd.

Hermione turned her head to look at Eric's position again, and Snape's spell just hit Eric's position.

A bright light flashed by, and Hermione couldn't open her eyes because of the flash.

Hermione, who closed her eyes, heard an uncomfortable rubbing sound, as if someone was quickly scratching the blackboard with a long and pointed fingernail.

A moment later, Hermione opened her eyes anxiously to see that Eric was still standing there unharmed.

A thick translucent halo appeared in front of Eric, vaguely showing the appearance of a shield.

On the shield, there are also exquisite patterns carved.

Facing Snape's full blow, Eric blocked it unscathed!

The scene was silent.

Seeing this scene, everyone couldn't believe their eyes.

Snape didn't hold back, but hit with all his strength.

Even though this was just an ordinary petrification, as long as the students above the third grade basically knew this spell, no one present dared to say that they would be able to block Snape's blow.

Whether judging from speed or power, the power of Snape's blow was far beyond their cognition.

But Eric did.

Is that human being?

When Dumbledore announced that Eric had been admitted to Ravenclaw College, some people questioned his strength and age.

There is no network in the world of wizards, and the circulation of information is time-sensitive.

Even though Eric is famous, many people still don't know the result of his duel with Cedric.

But now they have no doubts.

Chapter 101 Fighting (2)

Snape's face was cold, and he was not shaken by Eric's armor spell. There was no need to say the spell, but another spell was cast.

At the same time, he unconsciously accelerated the operation of his magic power, and at the moment when the last spell was cast, he took advantage of the situation and said: "Disarm your weapon!"

Two curses, one in front and one in back, hit Eric in a circle.

Like Cedric, there are two spells simultaneously, attacking from two angles at the same time.

This can be regarded as a relatively common high-level spell usage technique.

The difficulty lies in quickly deploying the details of releasing two different spells in a short period of time, such as emotions and casting gestures.

This technique is very useful during a duel.

The same skill, used in Snape's hands, is not comparable to Cedric.

Not only did Snape cast the spell faster, but it was also as powerful as ever.

Normally speaking, releasing two spells at the same time in a very short period of time, very few people can exert the maximum power of both spells.

Because the time is too short.