Chapter 1431 Aiwen's Opinion

Before she could finish, Harry and Ron told her to stop at the same time. Fast updates and no ads.

"That's a joke!" Ron said as he poured a large bottle of ketchup upside down on his sausage, thickly covering the surface of the sausage and dripping down the plate. "It was just a joke." , Hermione, it's no big deal! I think this magic is great, I know the spell from Harry, and I'm going to give it a try..."

"Going to have someone try it, are you crazy, Ron?! The magic of hooking people upside down by the ankles makes you feel good?" Hermione asked, "Come to think of it, who would spend the time and energy How about making up such a spell?"

"Fred and George," said Ron, shrugging his shoulders, "that's what they do, and..."

"My dad," said Harry, who had just remembered.

"What?"

"My dad used that spell," said Harry, "I... Sirius told me."

This last sentence is not true. In fact, Harry saw his father cast this spell on Snape. In Snape's memory, he never put him in the Pensieve except for telling Sirius. He told others about that experience in the book, and Sirius didn't think there was anything wrong with his father's treatment of Snape.

What his father used to do, using this magic on Snape, made Harry tangled and sad for a long time.

But right now, he suddenly thought of a wonderful possibility, could the Half-Blood Prince be...

"Can anyone explain, what magic are you talking about?" Aiwen asked, sitting next to Hermione, he brought himself a few slices of bread, fried eggs, vegetables and sausages, raised his head, and saw the sleepy-eyed Elaine yawned as she walked into the auditorium and took her breakfast out of her pocket again.

"It's a spell the prince wrote down in that book, and the spell is Fuchsia," Harry explained.

"Fuchsia..." Ivan suddenly realized that it was this magic.

"The effect is to make people hang upside down in the air, and float in the air powerlessly and drowsily. The two of them actually find such a dangerous spell very funny." Hermione said angrily.

"It's not dangerous at all, Hermione!" Ron repeated, took a bite out of the sausage with a fork, and said indistinctly, "You heard Harry say that his father used the spell."

"But Harry's father is not the only one who has used it. In recent newspapers, we often see those Death Eaters or extreme wizards who believe in pure blood supremacy use this magic on Muggles. They also find it interesting."

This kind of thing has become more and more common since Voldemort's return.

Many wizards think that they are superior to Muggles, and express their emotions through this way of abusing Muggles.

They were not Death Eaters, but they certainly supported Voldemort's theory.

Harry's heart skipped a beat, he couldn't argue with Hermione, but Ron came out to help him out.

"That's a different thing, they're abusing the magic, Harry and his dad were just having fun," he said carelessly, pointing the sausage at Hermione gravely, "We all know what it is, Hermione, You don't like the prince because he's better at Potions than you are..."

"It has nothing to do with that!" said Hermione, her cheeks flushed all of a sudden, "Alvin's Potions class is better than mine, but I don't dislike him. Listen, I just think, It is a very irresponsible behavior to use a magic without knowing what it is for. Stop calling that guy 'Prince' as if that is his title. I bet it's just a stupid nickname, and he doesn't sound like a decent person to me!"

Snape is actually quite serious, but this nickname... is indeed a bit of a secondary.

It can only be said that everyone comes from that age group and has a dark history that they don't want to recall.

Aiwen agrees with Hermione's statement. It is indeed a very irresponsible behavior to directly use a magic on his companions without knowing the function and effect of it. What's more, the magic created and improved by Snape himself was not all safe. He was on Hermione's side in this matter, but Hermione's words had made Harry very emotional, he disagreed with Hermione's statement, and seemed to fully believe in what the "Prince" left behind.

"I don't know where you got that impression, Hermione!" Harry said excitedly, "If he was an underage Death Eater, he wouldn't keep saying he was 'half-blood', Yes or no?"

As Harry said this, he remembered that his father was pure-blooded.

But he immediately pushed the thought out of his mind and thought about it later...

"It's impossible for all Death Eaters to be pure-blooded. There aren't many pure-blooded wizards anymore, and the real pure-blooded wizards have died out long ago!" Hermione said stubbornly, "I guess most of them are mixed-blooded, but Pretend you're pure-blood. They only hate Muggle-borns, like me and Alvin with Muggle parents. I bet those guys would love to have you and Ron in their gang."

"They don't want me to be a Death Eater!" said Ron angrily, waving his fork at Hermione. "Our whole family betrayed our blood! To Death Eaters, it's the same as Muggle-born Oops!"

Ron used so much force that the sauce splashed and Hermione scrambled back.

Suddenly, all the empty plates on the dining table floated up and lined up in front of Ivan and Hermione, blocking the flying ketchup.

"This trick is really good, how did you do it?!" Several people stopped talking and looked at Ivan in surprise.

"Silent spell plus floating spell." Ivan said, and the empty plates fell back to the table.

"But I didn't see you take out your wand."

"Using magic does not have to use a wand. You can also cast spells without a wand and some skills." Aiwen said, "This requires a lot of magic power and magic control. If you want to learn, I can tell you how."

Since the last time he went back to thousands of years ago and absorbed a lot of magic power from that inexplicable cardinal, Ivan can now use these little magics with ease, without much pressure and without a wand.

In fact, wizards can use any kind of tool to cast spells, including bare hands.

It's just that ordinary wizards are used to magic wands, and it's difficult to cast spells without a wand.

The sudden change ended the debate between Hermione, Harry, and Ron, and diverted everyone's attention. Ivan expressed his thoughts about the magic left by Snape in good time...