The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel...

Chapter 100 Sweeping Them All in One Wrap

As the alchemy array intensified, cracks began to appear on the surfaces of the two soul artifacts, as if an invisible hand was tearing them apart.

An unsettling atmosphere permeated the air, and faint wails of souls could be heard—the sounds of Voldemort's remaining soul fragments in the Horcruxes dissipating in agony.

Suddenly, a burst of dark magic power erupted from the Horcrux—a defensive mechanism Voldemort had set up beforehand.

Wes was prepared; he had set up a powerful barrier around the alchemy array. The force was firmly blocked by the barrier, but its power still surprised everyone present.

"This level of dark magic could easily take down an adult wizard," Moody accurately assessed the power of the dark magic.

Arthur Weasley showed great interest in the magic circle drawn by Weasley: "The magic circle Weasley drew is also very special; it seems to be some kind of alchemy."

When the two Horcruxes were finally and completely destroyed, everyone breathed a sigh of relief, especially Kreacher, who was finally relieved of the burden that had weighed on his heart for so many years.

Dumbledore carefully put away the Resurrection Stone, an important item they had taken from Marvolo Gaunt's ring.

"Only two Horcruxes remain undestroyed," Arthur said with some relief.

"Don't let your guard down," Moody said, remaining vigilant. "The remaining two won't be easy to find. We still don't know where Bella hid the Hufflepuff Cup."

Molly also looked worried: "That's right, Bella is Voldemort's loyal follower, and we don't even know where she's hiding now."

"Leave these matters to me," Dumbledore said confidently. "They can't hide them."

Afterwards, the members of the Order of the Phoenix left one by one and returned to their respective posts.

Since the prisoners escaped from Azkaban, the Ministry of Magic's workload has increased dramatically, with everyone having a multitude of tasks to complete.

Before Dumbledore left, Wes asked a question: "Professor Snape, could you find out where they are hiding?"

Dumbledore shook his head. "No, Bellatrix and Barty Crouch Jr. are very cautious, and Severus hasn't fully gained their trust yet." He paused, then changed the subject, "But we can lure them out."

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Deep in the Brosse-Lyonde forest in France, few people are seen year-round.

Five mysterious figures quietly appeared in this secluded forest.

Walking at the front was a short, fat man, who looked very nervous.

He gripped his wand tightly, looking around, ready to respond to any unexpected situation. His right hand was a silver-white prosthetic limb, which stood out conspicuously in the moonlight.

Suddenly, a dark shadow flashed by, and Peter shouted in panic, "Avada Kedavra!!" A green light flashed, and the shadow fell down—it was just a wild deer.

Peter Pettigrew breathed a sigh of relief, but was immediately met with a mocking remark from Antonin Dolokhov: "How can someone so timid serve his master?"

Antonin had a pale, distorted long face, dark skin, and a large, muscular build. He was cruel by nature and a loyal henchman of Voldemort, with his hands stained with the blood of countless people.

"Tch," Antonin spat dismissively, "you little rat..."

Bellatrix Lestrange interrupted him: "Antonin, that's enough. Peter Pettigrew deserves credit, and this mission wouldn't have been possible without him."

Hearing Bellatrix's words, Antonin shut his mouth, but still looked at Peter with disdain.

Peter Pettigrew remained silent, his mind filled with complex thoughts:

[Damn it, why was I chosen for this mission? Why was the mysterious man defeated?]

Is it too late to surrender to Dumbledore at this point?

"Impossible. Sirius Black would tear me to pieces."

Peter Pettigrew was now kicking himself.

No matter how careful the five Death Eaters were, they did not realize that they had stepped into the barrier that Wes had set up in advance.

When the barrier that suddenly rose up around them appeared, the five of them tensed up, realizing that something was wrong.

"Enemy attack!"

"This is a trap!"

"retreat!"

Bellatrix and her companions reacted immediately, but it was too late. Apparition failed, and the message couldn't get out.

When Wes appeared before them, the five men's hearts sank to the bottom. Facing a wizard on par with Voldemort, they knew they had almost no chance of winning.

In despair, Peter Pettigrew reverted to his rat form and tried to escape by digging a hole, but this time Wes's barrier had no loopholes, and Pettigrew's attempt ended in failure.

Bellatrix and the other three Death Eaters immediately launched an attack, attempting to break through the encirclement:

"Avada Kedavra!" A beam of green light shot towards Wes.

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

"Fire a barrage of bullets!" Countless bullet-like spells flew toward him.

"Blazing flames!" Huge fireballs erupted from their wands.

"Drill into your heart and bones!" The agonizing incantation tried to break his will.

These powerful attacks were all blocked by Wes's "armor shield," which was incredibly sturdy and showed no signs of being breached.

Then Wes raised his wand, pointed it at the still struggling Peter Pettigrew, and said, "Fall unconscious!"

Peter Pettigrew collapsed to the ground, unconscious. The other four Death Eaters panicked even more, but they were already trapped inside the barrier and had nowhere to escape.

Antonin chanted incantations incessantly, sweat dripping from his forehead. A cloud of black smoke billowed from his wand, quickly spreading outwards – a powerful form of dark magic.

With a wave of his wand, Wes's Fiendfyre spell instantly burned away the black mist.

"Disarm!" he roared, then unleashed four spells, striking Bellatrix, Antonin, and the other two Death Eaters. Their wands flew through the air, and before they even hit the ground, Wes's Stunning Charm had already knocked them all unconscious.

The whole process was clean and efficient; Wes subdued the five Death Eaters with almost no effort.

This time, instead of killing them, he chose to capture them alive.

Wes then snapped his fingers, and Jandy immediately appeared, binding the five men tightly and giving them the Water of Life and Death, putting them into a deep sleep.

"I have high hopes for them."

Jandi then led four of the Death Eaters into the box and guarded it closely.

Wes then grabbed Bellatrix and activated the door key; the next second, they were back at Black's old house.

As soon as he appeared in the basement of Blake's old house, Moody eagerly asked, "Did it work?"

(End of this chapter)