Harry Potter : Reincarnated as The Greatest Wizard

Chapter 82 - Progress on Sonic spell

Charles tried to maintain his stance under Alex's sharp gaze. Within just two minutes, his arms began to ache and shake, making it almost impossible to stay steady. Frustrated, he grumbled under his breath, but his complaints died in his throat when he noticed Alex holding the same position effortlessly, not even breaking a sweat. Left with no excuse, Charles clenched his teeth and pushed through.Finally, after what felt like forever, Alex allowed him to stand up. Charles's legs and arms were stiff and trembling as he staggered toward the hut. "Do you do this kind of thing often? Are you even human?" he muttered, still panting.

Alex smirked. "It's tough at first, but if you stick with it, you'll see the results. This is just the warm-up. Starting tomorrow, we'll add a minute each day until you can hold it for ten minutes straight. After that, we'll work in magic training, followed by stepping drills, and then combat exercises."

Charles groaned, his mind spinning at the thought of the escalating difficulty. Meanwhile, Alex recalled the words of his old instructor: "The finest steel is forged in the hottest fire." It was a principle he now intended to apply to Charles's training.

By the time they finished for the day, Charles was practically dragging his feet back to Gryffindor Tower, where he collapsed onto his bed without even bothering to change out of his clothes.

The next day, Alex carefully monitored Charles's progress. Despite his initial struggles, Charles was starting to show improvement. His endurance was better, and his growing sensitivity to magic allowed him to cast spells with more precision and power. Even the more challenging spells were becoming easier for him to handle.

At the same time, Alex was diving deeper into his re

"What's going on, Hagrid? I couldn't hear you," Alex asked.

Hagrid looked flustered. "Dumbledore needs me. Just wanted to check you were alright before I left."

With that, Hagrid hurried off toward the castle, leaving Alex alone to reflect on the power—and responsibility—of his new creation.