HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Generally speaking, if you want to be in charge of such a big event, you must either have strong abilities or have capital and status.

The capital and status of the Shafiq family are obviously not outstanding. Mr. Shafiq's ability to stand there must be due to his own ability.

[Isaac Shafik graduated from Hogwarts Slytherin House. After graduation, on the recommendation of Horace Slughorn, he first went to Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the United States for three years. , and later entered the International Federation of Magicians and established good relations with many high-level officials in the association. 】

The system paused and added: [Including Professor Dumbledore beside you. 】

Professor Dumbledore is the president of the International Federation of Magicians and has not resigned from his post. Normally, Professor Dumbledore is always missing from the school, either going to the Ministry of Magic or the headquarters of the International Federation of Magicians.

With his connections to the International Federation of Magicians, it is not surprising that Mr. Shafik can serve as the general manager of the All-British Wizards Duel Competition.

The International Federation of Magicians, its authority is recognized by wizards all over the world.

It's just that Mr. Shafik is neither a member of the International Federation of Magicians nor a member of the British Ministry of Magic, so it is not difficult to understand why he gave in to Millicent Bagno at this time.

The start of the competition had been announced by Millicent Bagnor, and there was no more speech for everyone to listen to. The first duel started almost immediately, and everyone's attention moved to the huge vacated stage.

The stage was specially made, and there were Aurors from the Ministry of Magic guarding it to prevent anyone from disturbing the contestants' duel, and also to protect the spectators next to the stage at the first opportunity - the impact of the duel was quite large.

Although Professors Thiel and Dumbledore were in the corner, their view was very good and they could completely see the situation on the entire stage, and the distance was not too far or too close.

Many spectators who noticed the good view here came over, and a circle of people suddenly gathered around Professor Dumbledore and Till to chat.

It's just that Till is not the one to be talked to. When Professor Dumbledore is a little helpless, she can watch the duel with peace of mind.

The first pair of contestants were two young men of the same age. Neither of them were strong, but rather skinny. But their faces were serious, and when they raised their wands to show each other courtesy, everyone present could see their seriousness.

This alone is enough to calm everyone down.

This is respect for them.

There will be no on-site commentary in the All-British Wizarding Duel Competition, which will affect the state and psychology of the wizards during the duel, so everyone can only rely on their own eyes and listen to the words of others around them to understand the battle situation.

But that's enough.

On the stage in front of everyone, every move of the duelists was so clear, and no small move could escape everyone's eyes.

As long as you stand on the stage, there will be no possibility of cheating in this competition. Once he cheats, he will be scorned by all the wizards present. No wizard would do such a thing that would destroy his reputation.

They come here with only one purpose - to win!

The whistle for the start of the duel resounded throughout the arena, but the two duelists did not act immediately. Instead, they looked at each other warily and waited quietly...

While they were waiting for the other party to take action, they unanimously chose to look for each other's flaws. However, the stalemate would only increase their psychological pressure. In the end, one of them would be unable to hold back and take action first.

Whether the result of taking action first is to reveal flaws or to seize the opportunity, we can only continue to watch.

Sure enough, the wizard on the left couldn't help it anymore, and waved his wand to create a flock of birds, disrupting the opponent's line of sight and distracting the opponent's attention. At the same time, he moved his body and ran towards the opponent's back.

After a long confrontation with his opponent, he quickly changed his tactics, choosing to speed up and end the battle immediately. But his opponent obviously didn't expose his back so easily.

The wizard on the right briefly noticed something was wrong after briefly focusing on the bird flying towards him. He subconsciously glanced to the left and happened to notice the opponent who was trying to attack him.

He turned sideways, faced the opponent head-on, and threw a tripping spell at the opponent, but unexpectedly missed.

But his purpose is not to hit the opponent, but to use the leg tripping spell to trip the opponent, giving himself time to dodge and attack.

The two wizards were going back and forth, and gorgeous magical flames continued to appear on the stage. It was a visual feast, but most of the wizards present were paying attention to the attacks of the two, and were worried about every attack and every move they made. Emotional ups and downs of frustration.

Some younger wizards are more active. They can't sit still and are attracted by the colors on the stage, but they can't get close to it, and their interest gradually wears off.

Instead, they became familiar with each other within a short time and walked outside the arena in groups.

Tyr sat next to Professor Dumbledore, constantly comparing the duel process he saw in front of him with the dueling techniques taught to him by Professor Snape.

Professor Dumbledore was right. Professor Snape's lectures were indeed not to be missed. His dueling level should far exceed Till's imagination.

At least so far, what Professor Snape taught her appeared frequently during the duel between the two wizards.

And judging from her observations, what Professor Snape taught her was far more coherent and skillful than what they showed, and it should be more effective in actual combat.

Professor Dumbledore was dealing with the conversations of those around him while observing Till's expression. Seeing her nodding her head from time to time, shaking her head from time to time, and mumbling words from time to time, he knew that this duel had a huge impact on Tier.

No matter how much I learn in private, it is not as concrete as watching it live like this. When Thiel plays in person the day after tomorrow, he will have more insights.

He is looking forward to Till's performance then.

At the end of the day, there have been dozens of duels on the stage. The winners are naturally extremely happy and waiting for the next time to take the stage. Some of the losers cry bitterly on the spot, while others are quite relieved and promise to come back next time.

Most of the young players that Till had noticed before were also on the field today, and their duel was much more dazzling than Till imagined.

It can be seen that even if they are older, it does not mean that their magic power will be weaker. On the contrary, because they have more decades of duel experience than others, many elderly people win.

After they came off the stage victoriously, their rickety backs seemed to straighten a lot.

Till watched the duel that day with fascination. After bidding farewell to Professor Dumbledore in the evening, he kept thinking about it when he returned to the hotel.

She took out a blank notebook and recorded the outstanding duel clips she saw today. With her photographic memory, the duel clips recorded on paper were particularly vivid.

Teal can easily match the fragments in her memory with them, which makes it easier for her to recall them later. She will work hard to absorb the advantages and integrate them with the dueling skills she has mastered now.

She can't wait to get on the field and give it a try!