Chapter 14 Disarming Curse and Scientific Theory  

Jack reading alone is not boring, but soon, the girls' conversation turned to him.

They chatted about the spell he just cast and how to get his wand out.

Hermione, who liked to get to the bottom of things the most, asked him questions first.

"What spell did you use just now?" she asked. "It blew the red-haired guy's wand away in one fell swoop."

"That's the disarming spell." Jack replied casually: "This is the most commonly used magic in wizard duels. The spell is 'remove your weapon'."

"I know this!" Marietta hurriedly said, "I remember that this spell was mentioned in Defense Against the Dark Arts class, but the teacher said that we won't learn this magic until a higher grade."

"You can actually use such a complicated spell! How did you do it?" Jack, who was also a Muggle, could use such a spell, which was obviously a blow to Hermione, so she couldn't wait to ask him about it. The trick.

"Actually—" Jack explained: "This spell is not complicated. Rather, among all the spells that can be used for head-to-head confrontation, the 'Disarming Spell' is the simplest. Although this spell is not very The powerful killing effect is also easily blocked by various counter-spells, but it has an advantage that other spells cannot match."

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"What's the advantage?" Hermione asked impatiently.

"It is the shortest syllable among the dueling spells and can be used the fastest. Using this spell can often take the first mover advantage in magical duels."

Hearing such an explanation, both Chang Cho and Marietta nodded suddenly, and admired Jack's wealth of knowledge.

However, Hermione was a little unconvinced. She questioned: "I have never seen such a conclusion in a book - the 'Disarming Curse' is the shortest spell

which book did you read it from? I did not In any spell book, I see someone mentioning the length of the pronunciation of the different "

"This is my own conclusion. I came to this conclusion after comparing stun spells, obstacle spells, full-body restraint spells, dance steps spells, and other common dueling spells." Jack replied.

"However, since the books don't say it, how can you guarantee that this is the correct conclusion? You know, these books were written by the greatest wizards, and even they didn't say so, how can you think that Are you right?"

He is really a proud child. He is unwilling to admit defeat at any time, so let me teach you to be good.

Jack thought so, and criticized Hermione in a serious tone.

"Miss Hermione Granger, you probably haven't studied Muggle science well since you were admitted to Hogwarts?"

"No... that's right, but what does this have to do with Muggle science?" Hermione asked, blushing.

"It's a big deal. Although Muggle science doesn't have the convenience and magic of magic, it's worth learning in terms of logic and methods of researching problems. Even when studying magic, it can still be used as a reference."

"For example, to study the length of time to recite a spell, I just need to maintain my magic power and energy, and under the same abundant conditions, use the same loud voice, the same speed of speech, clearly and completely cast different spells, and then separate them separately. Record the time, so that you can roughly compare the length of the spell - this is the control variable method in science." Jack explained seriously.

"Finally—" he concluded: "The spirit of science tells us that practice can only lead to truth, and blindly believing in authority is an inadvisable behavior. Even a great man in the scientific world, Newton's theory, has been proven to be untruth in contemporary times. There are limitations in many aspects. So why do you think that the wizards who wrote these magic textbooks are completely correct? After all, magic is not as rigorous as science."

"If the words of the predecessors are completely correct, how did the new spells be created? After all, these spells were not mentioned in the books of the predecessors. According to your reasoning, the entire wizard The world will never progress again."

This explanation left Marietta, who came from a wizarding family, confused - in fact, many wizards have poor logical ability - but Hermione Granger, who came from a Muggle family, and the long-term expectation of the Muggle world Chang Cho barely understood what Jack was saying.

"This is the first time I've heard of such an idea." Chang Cho looked at her fellow clan with admiration: "Using scientific methods to study magic, you are truly a genius."

Hermione was a little teary at what he said.

She was smart and was not convinced by Jack, but Jack's theory was so reasonable that she couldn't refute it, which put her in an embarrassing

situation: she wanted to refute but was speechless, wanted to apologize but couldn't help herself.

In the end, she chose to apologize.

"Yes... I'm sorry." She whispered: "I admit that I was wrong, please forgive me..."

But before she finished speaking, she ran out crying.