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Moody pointed to Fish, gesturing for him to answer, but the magic eye was still fixed on Lavender, who was doing tricks in class before.
"Fiendfire Curse Meow! That spell is amazing! Minerva said it is a very profound black magic!"
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Moody's magic eye finally came back from Lavender.
"Fiendfire Curse yes yes" Moody murmured, and his eyes became erratic. After a while, he came back to his senses, nodded and said: "I have heard the rumors, You once extinguished the Fiendfire that was already burning, and this is not an easy task"
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Fish touched his cat's head, and lifted his chin triumphantly.
"Professor McGonagall is right," Professor Moody explained to everyone: "The Fiercefire Curse is indeed a very advanced black magic, and it is extremely dangerous."
He said to everyone in a very serious manner: "Fiendfire is a terrible flame. As long as there is a little spark, it will quickly spread into a monstrous flame. They are inflammable, and ordinary water cannot extinguish them. After a certain level, they will automatically mimic the form of some monsters, and then look around for all flammable objects."
The people in the audience burst out in amazement. Many of them had heard Fish mention what happened in the Forbidden Forest long ago, and even those like Harry who were brought to the Forbidden Forest by Fish had even visited the Forbidden Forest. The difference between the slices being burnt.
It's just that all along, Harry and the others thought it was caused by that ordinary flame
Immediately afterwards, Moody said in his rough voice: "The danger of Fiercefire doesn't stop there. This kind of flame is very violent. When it burns, it doesn't distinguish between enemy and friend. Only wizards with very high mana can Only then have the ability to control Fiendfyre, there are too many wizards in history who used Fiendfyre but played with fire and set themselves on fire."
"But, Fish, he extinguished Fiercefire, didn't he?" Seamus asked loudly.
"Yes," Moody nodded, and said, "Fiendfire has a corresponding solution to the curse, and the powerful ending curse can also extinguish it, but when the fire is too strong, even if you know the method to solve the curse, if you want to Extinguishing them is not an easy task. As for Fish"
His magic eyes looked at Maomao, who seemed to be indifferent to this matter, "I don't know how he did it. With your age and level of magic power, it is almost impossible to extinguish the Fierce Flame that has become powerful. possible things."
Regarding how Fisch extinguished Fiercefire, Voldemort had actually mentioned it to Barty Crouch Jr., and he clearly told Barty Jr. that the rain that Fish summoned could not only extinguish Fiercefire, but also Healing his own injuries, Little Barty said, just wanted to get more information about the rain from Fisher's set.
Of course Fish was not aware of Barty Jr.'s secret calculations, but Mao Mao didn't have any memory of that incident either.
He shook his head, with a memory expression on his face.
"Actually, Fisher doesn't know what's going on, meow. I don't have any memory of what happened later. I only know the situation at that time after reading Albus's memory. Fisher doesn't know how to make that kind of thing happen again. Rain Meow."
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Mao Mao, who failed to remember, blinked and said honestly.
"Albus said it was because the spell was too much for Fish, just like when Fish became a big cat."
"Really? That's really a pity"
Moody narrowed his eyes and sighed regretfully.
Then he took out a crucible from under the podium, and used the Levitation Charm to suspend it in the air. Then he took out his wand and pointed upwards. Several tiny sparks jumped out of the wand and landed on the crucible.
In the blink of an eye, those few sparks turned into flames, and quickly spread to the entire crucible, burning it into a big fireball.
"The spell stops!"
Before the fire could grow any further, Moody extinguished the small ball of Fiendflame, and everyone was horrified to find that the cauldron they used to brew the potion had been burnt to a crucible in such a short period of time. Group molten iron.
"At this point," Moody put the cooled metal lump on the podium, "If it continues to burn, it will not be easy to solve unless Fish remembers how it rained to extinguish the flames. Fire."
He told a not-so-funny joke, and the students below just responded with a stiff smile They were still shocked by Fiendfire's terrifying destructive power.
"Although Fiendfire is terrifying, you?But don¡¯t worry too much,¡± Moody said again: ¡°Because there are too few wizards who can control it, even those dark wizards, few people will use this trick as a routine methodthey have better Methods, such as the Unforgivable Curse. "
His magic eyes turned straight, scanning back and forth among the students, "So, does anyone know what the three unforgivable curses are?"
Several hands were raised tremblingly, and Professor Moody pointed to Ron who was closest to him.
"Well, that's it," said Ron uncertainly, "my dad told me about a called the Imperius Curse or something, right?"
"Ah, yes," said Moody appreciatively, "your father must have known about the spell. Back in the day, the Imperius Curse got the Ministry of Magic a lot of trouble."
Then he opened the drawer of the podium and took out a glass bottle. There were three big black spiders crawling back and forth in the bottle.
Obviously, the Three Unforgivable Curses are the topic of Moody's lecture today, and the Fiercefire Curse that Fish mentioned was just an accident.
Moody reached into the bottle, grabbed a spider, and held it out on his outstretched palm for all to see. Then he pointed his wand at it and murmured, "Out of body!"
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Hearing this incantation, Fish suddenly realized.
"What's wrong?"
Moody stopped and turned his magic eyes to Fish.
"Quirrell once used this spell on Fishit's quite comfortable meow."
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Fish recalled the feeling after being hit by the Imperius Curse, and subconsciously narrowed his eyes, but soon he shook his head again, "It's just a little noisy!"
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Mao Mao said angrily: "At that time, there was a voice calling Fish to find Lu Wei and see what was behind the door he was guarding, meow."
"Yes, this is the Imperius Curse." Moody nodded, and controlled the spider in his palm to make some funny and unimaginable movements, "Just like this spider under my control, he should have planned to control it at the time." You, and then do some bad things for him."
"Totally under the control of the caster," Moody said softly: "Think about it, your relatives and friends are controlled by the Imperius Curse, and then they suddenly kill you when you are unprepared"
The students, who were smiling at the spider's antics, immediately turned to horror at this hypothesis.
"Many years ago, a lot of wizards were under the Imperius Curse," Moody said. "It really kept the Ministry busy. They had to tell who was being forced to do what they wanted and who was doing what they wanted."
"Just like Fish was not controlled by Quirrell at the beginning, the Imperius Curse can be resisted. I will teach you the method, but it requires a strong personality, not everyone can master it. You'd better try to Avoid getting hit by it. Stay alert at all times!"
He suddenly yelled, startling everyone.
"Before that, Fish," Moody yelled, and looked at Maomao again, "You don't mind sharing your experience with everyone, do you?"
"Meow?"
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Fish tilted his head for some unknown reason.
"Just to tell everyone how you managed not to be controlled by the Imperius Curse."
"Why is Fish under his control?"
Mao Mao wrinkled her nose, and replied confidently: "At that time, Quirrell wrapped himself up tightly, and Fish didn't recognize him at all, so of course he wouldn't listen to him, meow!"
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"So, if you knew that the other party was Quirrell, you would have obeyed his orders?"
Moody was silent for a moment, then asked again.
Mao Mao lowered her head, pondered for a moment, then shook her head very firmly, and continued to answer confidently: "No! At that time, Fisher would not listen to anyone except Minerva!"
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"" Moody was silent again, but for the sake of the Dark Lord, he continued to ask: "What about now?"
"Now?"
Mao Mao put her hands on her hips, looked up to the sky and said with a long smile: "Now Fisher doesn't even listen to Minerva's words! Meow ha ha ha ha ha!"
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