Chapter 171: Bringing the Wizard to Marvel

The inner space of the magic suitcase, the magic practice room.

"Repulso!"

"Wingardium Leviosa!"

"Protego!"

In the center of the spell practice room, Ian, Remy, and Vera were casting spells on the alchemy puppet in front of them, training hard.

Looking at the alchemy puppet opposite, Ian waved his wand, and with the tip of the wand emitting a red light, a repelling spell was successfully released, hitting the alchemy puppet.

Boom!

The alchemy puppet moved back slightly. Although the alchemy puppet quickly took another step forward automatically, Ian's face still looked excited. For him, who has just practiced magic for less than seven days, the repelling spell was relatively difficult, even though his mentor, Lockhart, had optimized it to make it less challenging to learn. Succeeding once out of five times was already considered good.

Once successful, Ian continued to wave his wand vigorously and said rapidly, "Repulso!"

This time, only the tip of the wand emitted a faint red light, and the spell failed to cast. Ian was not annoyed and continued to wave his wand. After three attempts, finally:

Boom!

As a red light appeared, the alchemy puppet took a step back again, and the spell was successfully cast once more. Seeing this, Ian looked happy, but then he calmed down and continued practicing the spell.

Remy and Vera next to him were also practicing diligently. As the three best students among Lockhart's first batch, they worked harder than anyone else. Their hard work had also fostered a strong bond among them.

In the spacious magic practice room, only three people were in the middle, continuously casting spells and practicing on the alchemy puppets. When they felt tired, they sat cross-legged on the ground and meditated to restore their magical power. They kept repeating this cycle, appearing very dedicated.

Suddenly:

"Repulso!"

As Ian waved his wand, a slightly thicker red light emerged and quickly shot towards the alchemy puppet, causing it to push back three or four steps. Ian was greatly surprised but didn't think much of it, attributing it to a performance beyond his level. He quickly adjusted his mood and continued practicing.

"Repulso!"

This time, the alchemy puppet retreated five steps back, and Ian began to suspect something. He waved his wand again, and the spell was successfully cast, pushing the alchemy puppet four steps back. The consistent success made Ian thoughtful.

At the same time, a voice came from nearby.

"Ian, try meditating. The magic power recovery speed has increased by at least 50%," shouted Vera, sitting cross-legged on the ground, excitedly.

Remy, beside her, looked even more excited. Thinking of what Professor Lockhart had said before, he exclaimed, "Ian, Vera, do you think we have arrived in the new world?"

When he mentioned 'New World,' Remy's voice noticeably rose a level.

"I think it should be," Ian replied, trying hard to suppress his inner excitement. "According to the information given by the instructor, the new world is more suitable for practicing magic than the wizarding world. Not only will the power of spell casting become stronger, but the speed of practice will also significantly improve."

"Ian, Vera, don't you think the new world is very beautiful?" Remy said with a longing look. "There are not even Squibs here; there must be no discrimination against Squibs."

Remy, who was rejected by his family because of his status as a Squib, was very sensitive to this. But Ian, after a moment of thought, said calmly, "Remy, it is indeed possible that there are no Squibs here. But don't forget what the instructor said. It looks peaceful on the surface, but the dangers inside are greater. It's more dangerous than the wizarding world, and we can't take it lightly."

Vera added, "Yes, Ian is right. Last time, the instructor taught us some common sense about the new world. He especially emphasized staying away from SHIELD and superheroes. They are the source of trouble. SHIELD is a Muggle agent organization very good at pestering people. It's easy to fall into their trap if you're not careful."

Remy's expression returned to normal, and he nodded, saying, "Yes, although there are Muggles in this world, the teacher said not to underestimate the Muggle warriors here. With their combat experience and advanced weapons, ordinary wizards are no match for them."

Having said this, Remy looked unconvinced. His parents, both wizards, had always looked down on Muggles. In such an environment, although his mentor emphasized it, Remy couldn't truly take Muggles seriously. Ian, however, nodded with deep understanding.

"Indeed, ordinary Muggles are not worth mentioning. But elite Muggle warriors, at our level, we can easily suffer losses if we are not careful."

Ian remembered the Muggle weapons magazines he had seen in the wizarding world and his mentor's warnings about SHIELD agents and Muggle warriors. He wanted to return to the wizarding world to avenge his parents, so he couldn't lose in the new world.

The three of them stopped practicing magic spells and began discussing their changes after entering the new world. They tried meditation separately and felt the effects had greatly accelerated, with a flash of shock on their faces. The casting speed and the power of spells were much stronger than before. Although the initial surprise of the new world began to decrease as time passed, excitement was still visible in their expressions.

Suddenly, the sound of footsteps came from outside. They turned around and saw a blond man wearing a white shirt and black slacks, with a Golden Snitch on his shoulder.

Seeing the familiar figure walking towards them, the three of them shouted with excitement, "Teacher, you are here!"

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