Read The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. The Nazgul are fictional characters in that series of books.
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Which monster? The Dark Lord is named Sauron, there are the nine Nazgul, which are nine historic kings that don't really have names, and then there are thousands of orcs.
Nazgul do not fly. They are the shadows of men enslaved by Sauron through the use of the 'Nine Rings for Mortal Men doomed to die." They had flying steeds, fell beasts that they rode, it is supposed that these steeds flies fairly fast, particularly when they are in a hurry. In the movie, "The Return of the King" Gandalf says to Pippin that from Edoras to Minas Tirith is "three days ride, as the Nazgul flies... and you'd better hope we don't have one of those on our tail." In addition, it says at the very end of book 3 (about the middle of two towers) that a Nazgul can fly 200 leagues (about 800 miles) in "a few hours". Assuming "a few" means 3-5, a flying Nazgul in a hurry is moving somewhere between 160 and 270 Mph.
The Necromancer, who actually was the Dark Lord Sauron in hiding before he reentered Mordor. While this did help the health of Mirkwood some, its main effect was to cause Sauron to actually return to Mordor and call up his servants the Nazgul.
Answer: Just regular magic or you could be talking about the 'light side', but there magic is still only regular magic. Answer: As far as I know, no special name for this was ever mentioned.
In Harry Potter, the Aurors are the dark wizard catchers. They are employed by the Ministry of Magic and are highly skilled in Defense against the Dark Arts, Potions, Transfiguration, Charms, and basic subjects.