The Wind and the Eagle Wings at Hogwarts

"You deserve to die!"

Travers's small face was grim.

"Kill him, Parker!" She ordered the house elf.

A purple-black light shot out from her wand.

"Severe punishment!"

At the same time, a blue light shot out from Parker's dry branch-like fingers.

"Armor protection."

Scott waved his wand, and the armor spell formed an invisible barrier.

Travers's deformation torture spell and Parker's unknown spell were immediately rebounded.

Scott moved quickly, turned around and hid behind a big tree and waved his wand.

"Fumos!"

White smoke spewed out from his wand continuously.

Since discovering his own magical perception, the smokescreen spell has become a spell that Scott will focus on practicing.

It has both obstruction of vision and weak protection effects, and is a spell that is very suitable for Scott to use.

"Shattered to pieces!"

Travers' spell hit the big tree, and wood chips flew.

But Scott had already left.

At this time, Travers and Parker outside the woods could no longer see Scott under the white smoke.

"Master, don't go in there!"

Scott heard Parker screaming.

"That little mudblood has a strong sense of perception!"

"I know!" Travers said coldly, "Expulso!"

A blue light shot into the smoke, and a big hole was blown out of the snow in the woods.

"Don't stop attacking!" Travers ordered.

"Yes, Master!"

A series of spells of different colors intertwined through the smoke, and the sound of destruction continued.

At this time, Scott was standing behind an oak tree.

He held the wand and used magic to carve an ancient magic word representing [Guardian] on the tree, Algiz.

When the magic word was engraved, he decisively waved the wand and tapped the oak tree.

The oak tree, which had been motionless, twisted instantly.

Its branches split into two and intertwined to form two hands. The roots pulled out of the soil and also intertwined to form two feet. It walked out of the woods with heavy steps.

Transfiguration version of Oak Guard?

Scott took a few breaths and looked at the "work" he had come up with on a whim. Suddenly, he felt that he could pretend to be a druid.

However, the larger the size of the object, the more difficult the transformation would be.

Scott could only perform transformation on such a small oak tree at most, which consumed a lot of his physical strength.

He raised his hand to let Rimbaud fly, and walked out of the woods relying on perception.

While walking, he added another smokescreen spell.

At this time, there was a "bang, bang, bang" collision sound in front.

That was the sound of the spell hitting the "Oak Guard".

Due to the existence of the ancient magic rune, the tree that could be easily destroyed became much stronger.

After resisting several spells, the "Oak Guard" still insisted on moving forward.

Scott stood in the smokescreen to sense the situation of Travers and Parker.

Ever since Travers showed her killing intentions to him, he also wanted to kill her.

Now, he had to think about how to successfully kill Travers under the protection of a house-elf who could Apparate at any time.

Just like now, the house-elf seemed to be cooperating with Travers' attack to cast a spell, but Scott knew that it was always alert and was ready to take Travers away at any time.

In addition, even if he succeeded in killing Travers and her house-elf, Scott had to ensure that he could escape the subsequent pursuit of the Ministry of Magic.

These should be thought of before taking action.

In order to buy time, Scott waved his wand again and turned the two bushes in the woods into two gray wolves.

The gray wolf was much faster than the oak tree, howling and running out of the woods quickly.

While Travers and Parker were busy dealing with the gray wolf, Scott quickly made a plan.

Because he didn't know what methods the Aurors of the Ministry of Magic had when investigating the case, Scott finally decided not to kill them personally.

He wanted them to kill themselves.

He still didn't want to kill people with his own hands, as that would cause irreversible changes in his magic.

And wizards with magical perception... such as himself, could see through that change at a glance.

At this time, the two gray wolves had been destroyed and turned into bush fragments.

And the somewhat slow "Oak Guard" had not yet walked out of the woods.

Scott walked silently in the smoke, waiting for the opportunity.

"Stop, Park!" Travers suddenly said.

"Yes, Master." Park stopped obediently.

Travers looked at the slowly moving "Oak Guard" with contempt, "Next, we just need to avoid that stupid and slow big thing."

"Also, help me guard against the sneak attack of the mudblood."

She continued to order.

"He needs to maintain the smokescreen spell to hide here and there."

She chuckled.

"In this way, we only need to wait until he runs out of energy."

After that, she and Park began to walk the slow-moving "Camphor Guard" in circles outside the smoke range.

Her voice just now was not small, and Scott could hear it completely.

He guessed that this was also her purpose, to make him lose his temper after hearing her words.

Scott suddenly had an idea and manipulated Rimbaud, who was flying on the other side, to speak vaguely, "You miscalculated, Travers, I can leave on a broomstick."

"Flying sand and rocks!"

Travers immediately cast a spell towards the place where the sound came from.

"It's useless." Rimbaud continued, "As long as the smokescreen spell is still there, with my magical perception, you can't attack me."

"Humph! Then why don't you leave on a broomstick?"

Travers put away his wand and laughed loudly.

"I know you don't have a broomstick!" she said, "I've investigated you!"

Without waiting for Scott to answer, she continued, "By the way, you also demonstrated another way of flying in school, using Transfiguration to create an eagle to carry you flying, right?"

She couldn't help laughing out loud.

"Why don't you try?" She smiled sarcastically, "You can try, how long can your magic last for such a large-scale Transfiguration?"

Her voice gradually became vicious, "We will always follow you! You'd better run back to your home!"

At this time, Scott let Rimbaud fly to the top of Travers' head, and spoke himself, "I can fly back to Hogwarts."

He was standing at the edge of the smoke, not far from Travers.

Sure enough, she and Parker attacked at the same time.

"You can't do it!" Travers taunted, and quickly turned to chant, "Severe Punishment!"

Scott's already prepared armor spell bounced back the opponent's spell again.

Travers and Parker hurriedly dodged.

At this time, Scott controlled the "Oak Guard" to run hard.

"Impedimenta!"

Travers turned around and cast an obstacle spell on the Oak Guard.

"Faint!"

Scott took the opportunity to cast a coma spell on her.

Parker hurried forward to block with a spell.

At this moment, Rimbaud, who was flying in the sky, suddenly turned into a black shadow and fell straight from the sky at the fastest speed.

Its target was one of Travers' eyes.

Before she could react, Parker pulled her back a step and stretched out his finger to cast a spell on Rimbaud.

Rimbaud quacked and dodged flexibly.

At the same time, the "Oak Guard" suddenly stretched out its two arms and smashed them down with its arms closed.

"Flying sand and rocks!"

Travers' spell hit the arm of the "Oak Guard". Due to the existence of ancient magic runes, the damage caused was very limited.

"Master!"

Seeing that the huge arm was about to fall on them, Parker held Travers tightly.

Now!

With full perception, Scott seized the subtle opportunity when Parker was using the Apparition.

His spell, the brain paste spell, successfully hit Parker who was about to transfer with Travers.

The brain-muddle spell is a small evil spell that little wizards usually use for pranks. It can confuse people's minds for a while.

Goal, determination, and calmness.

These are the three elements for the success of Apparition.

For Park and Travers who are Apparitioning, a targeted small evil spell is fatal.

Park originally wanted to take Travers out of the attack range of the camphor tree guards, but they failed.

Part of them successfully reached the destination, the other side of the woods, while the other part stayed where they were.

Obviously, they encountered a typical accident of Apparition-separation.

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