I Have a Big Problem with My Hogwarts

The fine rain crackled on the dense foliage.

In the depths of the Forbidden Forest, both Professor Fox and Hagrid cast the Iron Armor Charm on themselves at the same time.

"Armor protection!"

Invisible protection formed around them. At the same time, those giant spiders with the size of grinding discs formed in groups, as if they had been ordered by someone, and began to charge them!

Professor Fox waved his wand and splashed in mid-air.

Without uttering the spell, a skilled silent transformation spell turned the branches of the surrounding bushes into vines, forming a circle around them.

The spider rushing in front was not in a hurry to dodge. Eight legs were more difficult to cooperate than two legs, and a large area was tripped over by Tengman who suddenly appeared on the ground.

Hagrid immediately raised his little red umbrella, aimed at the spider group behind the stumbled spiders, and cast an obstacle spell.

"Too many obstacles."

"Thunderbolt explosion!"

Almost at the same time, Professor Fox used the Explosive Charm.

A huge roar sounded in front of them, and the dazzling fire instantly engulfed those spiders who had tripped on the ground or had an obstacle spell.

Accompanied by a painful hissing sound, the bodies of countless spiders were blown to pieces, and the viscous and disgusting green blood mixed with fragments of bodies and organs splashed everywhere.

Professor Fox's explosive spell is extremely powerful. Compared with the explosive spell used by Lynn himself, the gap is as big as grenades and firecrackers.

"If the Forbidden Forest is burned, Dumbledore won't let me pay for the school's losses, right?" Professor Fox said with a smile at this time.

There are not a few spiders killed and injured, but there will only be more spiders alive. They are all brave and not afraid of death, stepping on the corpses of their companions and charging again!

"If we can get out alive this time, I will bear the compensation that Professor Dumbledore asked for from you!" Hagrid said through gritted teeth.

Back to back, they kept casting spells on the spider swarm, and spiders kept falling, and spiders kept surrounding them.

"How many children and grandchildren does your friend have?" Fox asked breathlessly.

"I haven't counted it, but it's been living for the last 40 years!"

"That's over, we will be consumed by them if we go on like this."

"We can try to turn back and rush out!" Hagrid suggested.

"Good idea!" Professor Fox nodded affirmatively, "You are tall, rush in front, and I will stop them after breaking behind you."

"Can you keep up?" Hagrid didn't think there was anything wrong with Professor Fox's words.

The fire flashed, and another explosion spell was fired, but it had little effect in the face of this endless spider tide.

Professor Fox shook the rain on his wand: "Just run forward, all the way back to Hogwarts, and I'll keep up."

"I count to three and you start rushing."

"Three, two, one!"

As Professor Fox's voice fell, Hagrid suddenly roared, closed his eyes, turned and ran in the direction they came from!

The spider swarm seemed to have a tacit understanding. When Hagrid rushed in front of them, none of them tried to stop him, and they all avoided him, leaving a passage for him.

So easily, Hagrid rushed out of the spider swarm.

Professor Fox, however, remained motionless in the circle of spiders, shouting at Hagrid's back.

"Hurry up Hagrid, I'm going to overtake you!"

Hagrid ran all the way, and soon he disappeared into the night.

Professor Fox squinted at the spider group that had re-sealed the exit, chuckled lightly, and didn't know who he was talking to.

"I wanted to kill you, but instead of running away, you even wanted to take this opportunity to kill me."

He moved his wrists, which were aching from waving his wand, "I'd like you to let Hagrid go. Do you think I called him to be his helper?"

"He left, and I was able to let go of my hands and feet completely."

Professor Fox held the wand in a strange way. He held the end of the wand with both hands next to each other. The tip of the wand was aimed at the ground. In the face of the re-organization of the spider swarm, he did not panic. With a slightly wanton smile, he chanted the spell that scared countless people out loud.

"Avada Kedavra!"

A dazzling green light spewed out of the wand, but the death curse did not dissipate when it touched the ground. The beam scattered into a streamer, centered on the position of Professor Fox, and spread briskly on the ground like a flowing water, covering the entire area in an instant. Spider Tide!

Except for the sound of raindrops falling on the leaves, the surroundings were suddenly quiet.

Thousands of giant spiders fell to the ground helplessly like puppets with broken strings.

Dirty muddy water splashed and landed on the ashes of the spiders' compound eyes.

Professor Fox wandered among the corpses of the spider group, and he continued to move forward without any intention of looking back.

The rain and darkness engulfed him, and only the dead spiders on the ground could prove that a fierce battle had just broken out here.

...

Hagrid didn't get far before he realized that Fox wasn't keeping up at all.

Once again, he was tricked into breaking a small tree beside him angrily, and then he rushed back without hesitation.

Although Fox lied to him twice, he wasn't one to abandon his friends.

However, when Hagrid returned from the original road, he found that the way back had been blocked by a large cobweb.

Hagrid cast a few fire spells on the web, but before he could burn it, it was doused by the rain, which made him extremely annoyed.

In the end, as a last resort, Hagrid could only choose to return to the castle to spread the news first.

Just as he was about to turn his head back to Hogwarts, a thick stick suddenly hit the back of his neck!

Hagrid only felt a sharp pain, his eyes darkened, and he nearly passed out.

He growled and turned his head to punch the killer in the head.

But he only had time to see the face of the person who came, and he endured the second supplementary attack.

Hagrid couldn't take it this time. He was knocked unconscious and fell into the muddy water.

The attacker dropped the wooden stick in his hand, his face was full of coldness and numbness, he took four hooves, turned and left, ignoring the fainted Hagrid.

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