Harry Potter: I started checking in from Diagon Alley

At the critical moment, Amelia Bones drew her wand and unleashed a powerful spell towards the attackers, shouting, "Counterattack! Repel them! In this haste, even if we could Apparate, where could we possibly run to?"

A spell was thrown at Borns, who stepped forward, but Amelie Borns swung her wand and at the last moment used the Armor Charm to deflect the spell.

She herself was knocked to the ground by the force of the curse.

Amelia Bones rolled on the ground, stood up again, and cast another spell. Faintly, a scream could be heard from the other side.

With Bones setting an example, the Aurors stopped their formation, which was on the verge of collapse, gritted their teeth, and returned to the bushes to reorganize their formation.

Once they regained their senses, the Aurors, having the numerical advantage, gradually figured out the attackers' location.

Even though the attackers were stronger, the Aurors gradually stabilized the situation.

Aurors kept being hit and falling, but correspondingly, the strength of their counterattacks was also increasing.

Two of the attackers have already been injured.

Among the attackers, another voice shouted, "There are too many of them! Should we retreat?!"

Before he could finish speaking, a powerful surge of magic suddenly emanated from Eric, interrupting his shout and startling everyone present.

"Hehe, since you're here, don't leave."

Eric said that.

Chapter 139 Thunderous Explosion

Eric's eyes gleamed as he slowly waved his wand.

As he moved his wand, the trees within a radius of several dozen meters began to shake violently.

Then, the branches of these trees suddenly began to grow rapidly, as if they had gained their own consciousness, forming a large net of branches that pressed down on the people on the ground.

“This is…” Amelia Bones stared at Eric in shock.

This is not a simple curse.

This is a transformation!

However, the scope of this transformation is a bit too exaggerated!

The distance from where Eric was standing to the feet of those dark wizards was about fifty meters.

Eric's magic completely covered this distance, forming a large circle.

The scale of the event was so immense that the ground shook.

Most importantly, Amelie Bones swore she never heard Eric chant any spells or make any extra preparations.

The attack happened suddenly, and neither the attackers nor the Aurors had time to prepare for a spell that required a long time to cast.

They all use simple attack and defense spells.

In such battles, attempting to use spells that take too long will immediately result in being targeted by concentrated fire.

One Auror was defeated in this way, and his fate is now unknown.

Eric, on the other hand, used the magic almost effortlessly.

“Wooden Dragon Dance,” Eric said softly.

In his view, every tree within his sight was connected to him through his spiritual stance.

When Eric casts the Transfiguration spell, supported by his immense magical power, the trees naturally begin to transform at the same time.

The branches suddenly stretched out and intertwined with the surrounding branches, turning into more than a dozen thick wooden ropes that fell from the sky and rushed towards the black wizards.

Eric gave them form, consciousness, and a tough outer skin.

Although they are still trees, in some ways Eric's magic has become indestructible.

Because this is a forbidden forest.

They lacked everything, but they had no shortage of wood.

Even if this batch of wooden ropes is destroyed, Eric can simply raise his hand and conjure up another batch.

On the other side, the dark wizard who made the shrill sound also sensed the danger immediately.

The branches of countless trees intertwined in twos and threes, forming a giant wooden rope that hurtled towards him and his companions.

Once entangled in these wooden ropes, one will either die or be seriously injured.

At the same time, these branches automatically avoided the Aurors and the Ministry of Magic, clearly a spell targeting them.

They have to withstand attacks from both sides at the same time.

Caught off guard, two masked dark wizards were bound by the branches summoned by Eric.

Once you're climbed up a tree branch, there's no way you can get free.

The two dark wizards were pinned to the ground and tried to fight back, but their wands had disappeared somewhere.

"Mole! What do we do?" a dark wizard asked anxiously when he saw his companion being captured.

The dark wizard with the shrill voice, known as the Mole, yelled, "Shut up! Help me block these logs!"

Block?

The dark wizard looked on in despair at the countless thin branches waving in the air.

How to block this?

But the boss has spoken, and we have to stop him even if we can't.

The dark wizard gathered all his magic and managed to summon a fireball, burning away a thick wooden rope that was hurtling towards him.

When wood comes into contact with fire, it immediately bursts into flames and tends to spread outwards.

Just as the flames were about to spread along the fused wooden ropes to other branches, a clear voice rang out from the side: "Clear water like a spring!"

A stream of water appeared out of nowhere and dispersed the flames.

Amelia Bones acted swiftly, using a Cleansing Charm to stop the flames from spreading, then commanded the surrounding Aurors, "Follow Eric! Take them down!"

The Aurors' morale soared upon witnessing this scene.

With the Director of the Law Enforcement Division leading the charge, what excuse do they have not to work hard?

As for the Minister of Magic?

By this time, Fudge had disappeared.

The Aurors realized that Eric's magic was their only hope of surviving the night.

If the situation were to return to that chaotic rhythm, the Auror casualties would undoubtedly become unbearable.

Because the Dark Wizard's individual strength is much greater than that of the Auror.

In an instant, the balance of power completely reversed. With Eric's help, the Aurors became the ones attacking and pressuring, while the dark wizard tried his best to resist Eric's magic and retreated.

Eric stood still, not following the Auror forward, carefully observing the dark wizard's reaction.

The man called Mole has been silent ever since he gave the order, which is very unusual.

His men did everything in their power to block Eric's shapeshifting.

During this time, another dark wizard, while trying to block the wooden rope aimed at the mole, was struck by an Auror's spell and fell to the ground with a scream.

The mole remained motionless.

Because he had to take care of Ron and Peter, Eric couldn't stray too far from them and could only control the Transfiguration from a distance.

Suddenly, Eric felt a powerful, oppressive force appear at the mole's location.

He flicked his wand, ceasing to urge the branches to restrain the dark wizard, and instead pulled most of the branches in front of him, intertwining them to form a thick wooden wall.

"Watch out!" Eric shouted a warning.

Amelia Bones chose to trust Eric. Upon hearing Eric's warning, she did not hesitate and rolled to the side, casting an armor spell on herself at the same time.

The other Aurors were still caught up in their excitement, and their first reaction upon hearing Eric's voice was one of surprise.

Be careful about what?

They felt victory was assured and didn't understand Eric's meaning.

Just then, the mole's sharp, piercing voice rang out again, shouting, "Thunder Explosion!"

The Aurors' expressions changed drastically upon hearing the incantation, but there was no time to dodge.

A bright red light shot out from the head of the mole's wand and struck the middle of the crowd.

boom!

A violent explosion rang out, sending dirt flying and the ground being overturned.

The explosive spell struck an Auror directly, blasting him to pieces and making him disappear without a trace.

Chapter 140 One against two, instant kill!

The violent explosion spread, and the aftershocks knocked down the Aurors who were lucky enough to escape the attack. Everyone, including Amelia Bones, felt dizzy.

A cloud of dust billowed up as the Aurors stared in shock at the large crater in the ground and their vanished teammates.

The power of that explosive spell was terrifying.

A huge gap was blasted open in the wooden wall that Eric summoned.

Immediately following the explosion came scorching flames.

The mole squealed and summoned a huge, surging torrent of fire that rushed through the gap created by the earlier explosion.

The mole followed closely behind the flames, walking quickly toward the gap.

The flames then struck the broken wooden wall, shattering the remaining wood.

The scene instantly transformed into a fiery hell, with the air temperature rising rapidly.

Seeing this, the other two surviving dark wizards followed closely behind the mole, casting spells as they tried to break through.

The Aurors were completely unable to withstand such an attack.

If the Aurors still had the will to fight back, the moment the Mole's Explosion Curse appeared, the entire situation changed immediately.