As a ghost, Nick has spent nearly a thousand years in this world.
Time is enough for a conscious creature to see many things clearly, and Nick is worthy of the time he has spent.
He met enough people, went to the Hogwarts library and read enough books in his spare time, and visited many places after leaving Hogwarts Castle.
With so much experience, Nick can actually teach Jon a lot of things, like now.
His words made Jon gradually loosen his restraint when he was learning to be unforgivable, and things turned out to be just as he said.
The Unforgivable Curse is just a method of casting spells. Many dark wizards have fallen into darkness because of it, but there are also many great people who have used it to create their own glory.
Jon thought about what Nick said to him, and no longer suppressed the emotion that he had never dared to release.
He looked at the crab fished out of the sea and used as a guinea pig tied to the target, and he couldn't help but think of the numb and lifeless eyes of the mucky students he saw in Hogwarts Castle.
Although that memory is still very clear, it happened more than a year ago. What really aroused his emotions was the scene before the collapse of the tower half a month ago.
The old man and his house-elf were standing on the top of the tower, between the dark clouds and the blue sea. The moment the rocket with all his dreams and wishes flew out of the sea, everything seemed to be in bubbles.
The sound and heat turned into nothingness that seemed to have never appeared before.
It's very sad, but it's still fresh in my memory, but there is no trace of positive emotion in such an impressive picture.
It is a kind of anger, an anger that the progress of the times has been destroyed, an anger that lofty dreams have been stifled by shameful greed.
There are many emotions that such anger can bring about, and those negative, unknown emotions are released in repression!
Jon's expression did not change at all, but became more and more calm, as calm as a deep pool of deathly silence.
He waved his wand and said the unforgivable spell indifferently.
"Avada Kedavra!"
The pale green beam shot out from the tip of the wand, crossing the short distance of less than 5 meters in the blink of an eye, and then accurately hit the center of the bullseye, the crab that was constantly waving its claws.
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The next second, the crab stopped all signs of life. There were no scars on its body, but it was as if its soul had been directly wiped out, and there was no more movement.
This is the best effect Jon has had since he started learning the Death Curse.
This poor crab has been tortured in his hands for a week. Jon's death curse on it in the past few days was not even as good as the stun curse. At most, it made it spit out a few bubbles, and then it was time to wave the pincers to demonstrate.
During the demonstration, the struggling leg was struggling, and there was no sign that the spirit was affected at all.
Now, it can finally die peacefully.
Nick, who was watching from the sidelines, praised Jon's performance with great excitement.
"Your talent is indeed among the top three among the students I have seen, Jon! As long as you can figure out the level in your heart, no magic will cause any difficulty to you. Just use it
In one week, you have harvested a life with the Death Curse. Even the most evil dark wizards I have ever seen are not as fast as you in learning the Death Curse, not to mention you are only 14 years old this year!"
Jon rubbed his forehead helplessly.
"Whether you are complimenting me or scolding me, I can't tell."
"Of course I'm complimenting you!" Nick comforted, "Don't forget what I said, don't be so burdened by the Unforgivable Curse. No matter how notorious it is, it is still a magic used by a wizard. As long as you control it,
It, rather than it controlling you, then there won't be any problems."
Jon looked at the wand in his hand. The old chestnut wood wand had many traces of time, but it could also be seen that its previous owners had taken good care of it and there was not much damage on it.
"But casting a spell on a crab is definitely different from casting a spell on a person. Now that it can be used during normal practice, there is no guarantee whether it will still have such an effect in actual combat."
Nick nodded in approval.
"You are right, there are differences between practice and actual combat, but if you can use it in practice, then applying it to actual combat is just a matter of experience and habit. These two points can be solved naturally as long as you use it more.
"
While they were chatting, the door of the Charms classroom was suddenly opened from the outside.
Neville stood outside the door panting, his face pale with some uneasiness, and he looked at Jon solemnly and said.
"You asked us to keep an eye on the two wizards hanging behind us, and now there are many more people around them!"
Jon's eyes immediately became sharp.
He knew that the two wizards did not stay away and always followed their ship from a distance, so Jon had actually expected the situation that was unfolding now.
It's just that although some things can be thought of in advance, the solutions cannot be found so easily.
Until now, he can only choose soldiers to cover up the water and the earth.
"I'll go over and take a look."
Jon and Nick walked out of the Charms classroom together, and when they came to the cabin corridor, Fox flew onto his shoulder.
No matter what kind of situation it encounters, it is the biggest support for the entire ship.
With Voldemort's status unknown and his whereabouts uncertain, Fox being on the ship is equivalent to Dumbledore being on the ship, and as long as Dumbledore is there, the Hogwarts is in absolute safety.
When we came to the deck, there were not many people gathered here. Most of the students were still in class. Only George, Neville and Colin, who had been assigned to follow the task, were still there.
Even without Neville and the others specifically pointing them out, Jon could still see the approaching group of wizards riding broomsticks, who did not conceal their whereabouts, behind them by squinting their eyes from a distance.
Because the distance was still very far, the number of people could not be clearly seen clearly, but judging from the dark area, there were at least twenty people in the group near the Hogwarts.
This couldn't help but make Neville and others nervous, and Jon's face also became solemn.
This can be said to be the biggest crisis they will encounter after going to sea.
How they will face more than twenty wizards, most likely the most elite Death Eaters under Voldemort, is an extremely serious question.