The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

Boom!Boom!

The two "oak guardians" stomped their feet in unison, blocking Aragog's charge.

Bang!

Aragog rammed into it fiercely, sending splinters flying everywhere.

"Oak Guardian" lost a leg, and Aragog was knocked backward several times, with spiders of all sizes rolling into a ball.

At the same time, the two "Oak Guardians" who had lost a leg knelt down on one knee and slammed their palms down on the ground.

Bang!

With a loud bang, dust flew, and sap splattered as a large number of spiders died under the "Oak Guardian's" grasp.

Boom!Boom!thump...

Heavy footsteps sounded, and the other three "oak guardians" gathered around, trampling through the spider swarm.

The piercing screams continued to ring out, and the forest was like hell for a moment.

Scott, high in the air, was somewhat relieved that it was nighttime and he couldn't see the disgusting scene on the ground.

"Stop!"

He heard Aragog's shouts.

"Stop! I'm Hagrid's friend!"

Scott remained silent, simply sitting on his broom and quietly watching the actions below.

Bang!Bang!bang...

The sounds of the "Oak Guardians" slapping and stomping on the ground echoed continuously, crushing large numbers of spiders into mud every moment.

The spiders screamed and fought back, using their silk to entangle, their pincers to destroy, and their poison to corrode, relentlessly damaging the body of the "Oak Guardian".

Soon, all the "Oak Guardians'" feet disappeared.

But their hands are still there; they barely support their bodies with their broken root systems and continue to beat the ground.

"Stop!"

Aragog continued to shout as he attacked.

Scott remained silent.

When two of the "Oak Guardians" were completely destroyed, the beam of the Transfiguration Charm descended from the sky once again, "awakening" the other two oak trees nearby.

"Evil wizard! I will kill you!"

Having received no reply, Aragog roared, his eight legs retracted, and he sprang up, landing on an "Oak Guardian".

Then it leaped up again at top speed, soaring high into the air, and a thick spider silk shot out from its tail, hurtling towards Scott.

"Armor protects you!"

Scott waved his wand, creating a transparent magical barrier that blocked the spider silk.

At the same time, he couldn't help but curl the corners of his mouth into a smile.

Aragog's impulsiveness gave him the best opportunity to kill it.

Aragog roared angrily, unable to defy the force of gravity, and plummeted downwards, its claws outstretched.

"Grow bigger quickly!"

Scott waved his wand again, and another beam of spell light fell on an "Oak Guardian".

Click click click click...

The oak tree, which was already more than ten meters tall, suddenly expanded to twice its original size, with its canopy rising straight into the sky.

It raised its enormous hand and slammed it down with a clear purpose towards Aragog.

Bang!

Splat...

The king of the Forbidden Forest's eight-eyed spiders perished, turning into a pile of mud, just like its descendants.

At the same time, the enormous "Oak Guardian," which had been simultaneously subjected to both the Transformation Charm and the Expansion Charm, stopped moving and even became unstable.

"Tsk."

Scott watched this scene from the air and sighed with some regret, "Combined spells can't last very long, and with something this big, the duration is even shorter."

As soon as he finished speaking, the "Oak Guardian's" enormous body instantly shrank back to its original size, then exploded inch by inch, the flying fragments killing another large number of spiders.

In an instant, the remaining spiders all let out piercing screams and scattered at lightning speed.

"You can't leave."

Scott, who was flying in the air, swooped down on his broomstick and flew around the forest at top speed.

At the same time, beams of Transfiguration Charms flew continuously from the tip of his wand, landing on the relatively low bushes in the forest.

A whooshing sound rang out rapidly, and the branches of the bushes moved like a swarm of snakes, intertwining to form a net that completely surrounded the woodland.

The fleeing spider kept crashing into the web, rolling around in a heap.

Scott knew that such a defensive network was not strong and would not hold out for long, so he quickly controlled all the "Oak Guardians" to speed up their operations, while he himself was responsible for checking for any gaps.

With a dull thud, the forest fell completely silent.

Scott perceived that all the spiders had been successfully killed.

However, he did not sense any change in the contract, indicating that the challenge was not yet complete.

"Tsk, just as I thought."

In the air, Scott couldn't help but mutter something.

He first lowered the altitude a bit.

At this point, there was nowhere left to stand on the ground in the forest; scattered debris was everywhere.

Scott endured the foul stench as he restored several oak trees.

After that, he once again rode his broomstick and flew in the direction that Rimbaud had led him in.

He decided to check out the eight-eyed spider's nest, hoping that if he wasn't mistaken, there might still be some survivors there.

Halfway there, Scott hovered in the air again.

An owl flew over, hooted twice, and dropped a piece of paper.

Scott reached out and took the paper, unfolding it to examine the writing by the moonlight.

Scott, are you okay?

We have already reported the situation you described to Headmaster Dumbledore.

Headmaster Dumbledore and Professor Snape decided to enter the Forbidden Forest to investigate.

He instructed us to write to you, hoping that you could assess your situation before they arrive and leave before danger strikes.

We hope you can give up this challenge; after all, an enemy that can make Professor Flitwick and Ms. Grey disappear is too terrible.

[Your loyal friends]

Scott smiled after reading it, put the note in his pocket, and slowly landed on a large tree.

Regardless, he will still go to the eight-eyed spider's nest.

However, he must recover his strength before that.

Chapter 136 Yaxley and Carol

After resting for 20 minutes, Scott landed on the ground on his flying broom. After putting the broom away, he began chanting a spell.

"Whispering".

First, he cast a whisper spell on himself, and then he cast an illusion spell.

After he was fully prepared, Scott began to walk forward.

He did this because he wanted to be wary of enemies lying in ambush at the eight-eyed spider's nest.

While riding a broom saves energy, it also has the drawback of making it impossible to hide one's figure.

Scott blended seamlessly into his surroundings, moving silently and slowly through the dark forest.

Without any light, he could only grope his way forward by the moonlight.

Fortunately, because the eight-eyed spider's nest is nearby, this forest is very quiet, and almost no other creatures live here.

Although it's described as nearby, it's actually quite far away.

Scott walked for another twenty minutes before he finally sensed the fluctuations of magic.

They are eight-eyed spiders, and there are quite a few of them.

However, compared to the spiders he was fighting, only two of these spiders had relatively strong magical energy fluctuations, while the rest had much weaker magical energy fluctuations.

It appears to be two large spiders left behind, along with some spiderlings.

It seems that over there is the spiders' nest.

Scott did not rush forward, but instead reached into the deformed lizard skin pouch at his waist and pulled out a black wooden bat carving.

Scott touched the ancient runes engraved on the back of the wooden carving, then silently waved his wand and softly chanted a spell.

The wand touched the wooden carving, and the bat immediately came to life.

Scott raised his hand and sent the eavesdropping bat flying away.

Not long after, Scott heard a clicking sound, the distinctive sound of the eight-eyed spider's pincers colliding.

Then he heard a sucking sound, which he guessed was the spiderlings feeding.

The bats circled the spider's nest, but Scott heard no sound other than from the spiders.

He then commanded the bats to leave their nest and fly in circles in the surrounding forest, expanding the circle as it went.

Before long, a smile appeared on Scott's face.