The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

Scott reminded him that it was too early to congratulate him.

“Oh, no problem.” Charlie laughed, revealing a set of impressive white teeth. “Just wait and you’ll be all the rage in the wizarding world.”

Everyone else laughed too.

"Ahem, don't forget the important matter."

Professor Moody offered a reminder.

"Yes."

Ms. Burns nodded and raised her voice.

"Are you all ready? This is the final battle!"

The cheers outside the stone chamber ceased, followed by a resounding reply: "Ready!"

Ms. Burns smiled with satisfaction.

"Let's go, let's go out first."

She led the way out of the stone chamber through another door.

Scott and the others followed behind her.

Outside the door was a circular corridor lit with many torches.

The circular corridor encloses a circular prison surrounded by thick iron bars.

The Aurors in uniform stood scattered in all directions of the corridor, facing the circular prison.

"Put that gem in prison."

Ms. Burns told Scott.

Scott nodded, took the extradimensional gem out of his pocket, and threw it directly into the prison.

"Closed off!"

Ms. Burns then gave another loud order.

"Yes!"

With a distant reply, the sound of chains rattling echoed from above the circular prison.

Outside the iron fence, heavy metal doors fell from above.

They were connected to each other, surrounding the circular prison with almost no gaps.

Bang!

The iron gates came down, completely enclosing the panopticon.

Ms. Burns turned to Scott again and said, "Now, let them out."

Scott nodded and began to sense the situation within the alternate dimension.

By this time, about an hour had passed since Voldemort emerged from the alternate dimension, and the Death Eaters imprisoned inside were already restless.

They all stared longingly at the spot where Voldemort and Bellatrix Lestrange had left, seemingly waiting for some miracle.

Scott opened the space portal directly.

Upon seeing the suddenly appearing spatial passage, the Death Eaters were first surprised, then overjoyed, and finally hesitant.

But after waiting for a while, not a single Death Eater among this group of people who were eager to leave the alternate dimension dared to step forward and leave through the alternate dimension.

Scott suddenly found the scene he was witnessing somewhat amusing.

He didn't give these people much time to hesitate. Instead, he directly used his control over the alternate dimension to accelerate its collapse, which was already riddled with wounds.

Click, click.

A crisp sound rang out strangely, but cracks appeared in the air like shattered glass, and the Death Eaters finally rushed out of the somewhat unstable spatial passage.

But what awaited them was a dark prison.

"Fluorescent flash!"

Standing outside the prison, through the heavy iron gate, Scott heard the sound of chanting an illumination spell.

Damn it!

"This is where?"

"prison?"

"No matter where we are, we just need to break through the obstacles in front of us!"

"Break it, and we can get out!"

Immediately afterwards, the sounds of the curse colliding with the iron bars and gates rang out incessantly.

At the same time, ancient magical runes representing resilience and stability suddenly lit up on the surface of those black iron gates.

Welcome, Death Eaters!

Ms. Burns said loudly.

Welcome to Azkaban!

“I am Amelia Bornes, Minister of Magic.”

"Put down your wand and surrender immediately!"

The prison was quiet for a while, and the sound of the spell attacking the iron bars and doors also stopped.

But soon, people inside the prison started shouting again.

"Don't be afraid! There are no more Dementors in Azkaban!"

"This thing can't hold us back at all!"

"Charge out!"

"If we break this thing, we can regain our freedom!"

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"Crushed to pieces!"

"Thunderous explosion!"

"The house collapsed and the ground subsided!"

……

The Death Eaters, trapped in the steel prison, desperately unleashed various attack spells in an attempt to break free from their predicament.

Boom!Boom!Boom!

Bang!

The sounds of magic clashing with steel, explosions, and roars rang out in succession.

Ms. Burns stood straight in the corridor with her hands behind her back, a faint smile on her lips.

Their struggles were in vain.

She calmly addressed the wizards around her.

“We have used a combination of multiple magic rune circuits, making this place a veritable iron prison.”

Scott stared intently at the ancient runes that kept flashing on the surface of the heavy iron doors.

Ms. Burns is largely right; the combination of multiple magic runes they used can be described as "infinite armor," making it impossible to break through in a short period of time.

However, this approach can only sustain the effort for a limited time at most.

Because the main body inscribed with magical runes is ultimately steel, not some high-grade magical material or alchemical achievement, these ordinary iron pieces cannot bear magical power for long.

But that's normal.

If this method were truly effective, then the Roselle family's Roselle alloy wouldn't be able to command such a high price.

Scott looked at Ms. Burns again.

This female minister couldn't possibly be unaware of the drawbacks of the "Iron Prison," and she must have another plan in store.

Sure enough, Ms. Burns quickly raised her wand.

"Prepare!"

At her command, all the Aurors and Azkaban guards, including Professor Moody, raised their wands.

The next moment, everyone chanted the weather incantation in unison.

"Atmospheric Charm!"

Clusters of dark clouds gathered and churned above the "Iron Prison".

Boom!

A faint rumble of thunder sounded.

Click!

A bolt of lightning ripped through the darkness and struck the iron wall.

Click!

Click!

Click!

……

White lightning kept falling, turning the entire underground space as bright as day.

Scott couldn't help but squint, listening to the screams coming from inside the "Iron Prison".

He had realized that the entire circular prison was indeed an "iron prison," and even the floor inside was conductive.

The wizards' shoes were all handmade, and the soles were not rubber soles like those of Muggles; some even had metal fittings.

In other words, their shoes are not insulators.