"Miss Du Ping...how are you doing there?"
"It's okay for now, please pay attention to the back."
Hearing Enns' questioning voice from behind, Lisa, who had the self-consciousness of a senior, immediately responded. And what she did next seemed to prove that she actually had some confidence.
"Stab-"
With a wave of her wand, a large piece of old canvas hanging above the aisle was suddenly torn off and fell to the ground in front of her. However, how could a piece of canvas block so many people? It was obviously not enough.
However, Lisa's actions were not over yet.
"Stand up and take shape!"
She waved her wand again, and as the incantation sounded, the canvas suddenly bulged upward from the middle, becoming as if a big, strong man was being covered underneath.
"The Phantom Slate."
Counting the floating spell that tore off the canvas in the first place, this was already the third spell Lisa had cast in a row.
As we all know, releasing different spells continuously is definitely not an easy task and requires a high level of proficiency.
However, she succeeded.
When the third hardening spell fell on the human-shaped canvas and greatly increased its hardness, Lisa immediately used some tricks of transformation to control it and directly collided with the figures that were running towards this side. past.
For a moment, there was chaos in the aisle ahead.
Of course, Lisa did not come up with this combination of spells herself—in fact, it was originally written by Maka as an example in the information on spell analysis and application.
However, the difficulty of this practical application is obviously extraordinary.
In addition to the most basic exercises in magic, it also requires the user to be able to flexibly use the items around him tactically, as well as have a relatively "super-class" mastery of transformation.
Yes, just the contents of the three Switch Transformation Guides used as textbooks during school may not allow students to reach the level of fluently controlling transformation products in battle.
However, the regret of voluntarily quitting RA made Lisa not only keep the information she obtained from Maca and study it repeatedly, but also selected some methods of using magic spells that were suitable for her according to the above requirements, and read additional books by herself. There are many books to study and practice.
It can be said that although she is no longer a member of RA, her requirements for herself have never been lowered. On the contrary, they have been raised a lot because of the lingering annoyance and shame in her heart.
It has to be said that Lisa, as a little witch from Ravenclaw, has pretty good talents. And coupled with the increased intensity of self-training with regret, her current level is actually quite outstanding.
But...she didn't seem to notice it herself.
She couldn't help but secretly breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that the "canvas monster" she was trying to control successfully caused a big chaos in front of her and blocked those who looked very wrong at the other end.
"Dementors?"
Suddenly, Enns behind him took the time to look back and said in surprise.
"Um?"
Lisa was stunned when she heard this, and then she took another look at the "canvas monster" she had created, and suddenly she felt a little enlightened - indeed, it was only after Enns mentioned it that she realized that the shabby monster Under the cloth was a humanoid creature, which really looked a bit like a "stronger version" of a dementor. I don’t know if it’s because I saw a lot of Dementors in the past few years, which left some indelible impressions on my mind.
Of course, Enns just mentioned it casually and subconsciously. After saying that, he quickly put aside this meaningless thought and said instead:
"Continuing to stay here is definitely not an option. We have to find a way to break through from you... Do you have any ideas?"
"This... is not an easy task." Lisa tried her best to control her fake dementor and try to block those people there as much as possible. At the same time, she also carefully observed the weird classmates, her head shaking. Without replying, "Besides, those are students from all grades! I think we have to figure out what happened before we can decide what to do."
"That may not be too late, we have no clue now!"
Ens frowned and waved his staff frequently to cast more obstacle spells, also trying to block the crowd behind him as much as possible.
"If you ask me, let's break through first and find the professor before we talk about anything else."
"Even if it's possible to hurt your classmates?"
After Lisa heard this, she couldn't help but frowned - until now, she had been restraining herself and trying not to hurt those students. Otherwise, it wouldn't be so strenuous now.
After all, the strength currently displayed by those students is obviously much lower than under normal conditions.
"Isn't it possible?" Enns frowned even more tightly, "Well... yes, it's really not good."
Even though he doesn't communicate much with other people on weekdays, he hasn't remembered a few people's names since he entered school.
But no matter what, they were all classmates... Yes, at least they used to be. So at least until it's certain that their condition is truly irreversible, it's best to be careful.
Call it heartless or unreasonable, call it excessive rationality, this is the truest thought in Enns's heart at this moment.
"Um."
However, while sighing slightly, he gradually slowed down the speed of waving his wand - casting obstacle spells so frequently, even if he usually trained every day, even if it was not a very difficult spell, still I felt tired involuntarily.
"Can you still hold on?"
At this time, Lisa from behind asked him in turn, which immediately aroused the long-hidden arrogance in Enns's heart.
"certainly."
With that said, he finally stretched his left hand that was not holding the wand to his lower back. However, just for blocking, Slytherin's snake staff may be too overqualified.
"I have an idea... Get ready, I'm about to break through, remember to keep up!"
As soon as he finished speaking, Enns pulled hard and finally took out his snake staff that had not been used for a long time. The next moment, he immediately turned around and rushed out in the direction Lisa was resisting with long strides.
"What are you going to do?" Lisa asked quickly when she saw this.
"Anyway, just follow me!"
Enns said loudly, and kept running forward, and at the same time continued:
"Let your 'dementor' squat down and give me a foothold."
"Uh... ok."
Lisa was stunned when she heard this, but she quickly waved her wand and did as she was told.
The next moment, Enns stepped on the canvas monster and suddenly jumped high into the air.