I swung a sword at Hogwarts

There were fifteen in total, and all of them were killed except the one that fell to its death.

The second rune was much brighter, but still not as bright as the first one.

Shaking off the blood from his sword, John walked towards the caravan.

With the blood on his body, he walked out in the darkness like a devil from hell.

Yusi's face twitched violently, and he suddenly remembered that he had just promised to send John to that damn place in Consan County.

He wanted to cry but had no tears. "Can I regret it?"

John patted his fat arm in a friendly manner and smiled, "Unless you want to die."

...

Chapter 390 I Met Kang Sang

On the winding path on the cliff, the convoy may fall down if they are not careful.

"Kangsang is the kingdom's fortress, known as the City of Black Iron."

Yusi Fat Face didn't dare to turn his head, he tried not to look at the road where he might fall at any time.

Although the road is not actually narrow.

He said to John who was sitting in the carriage, "That place used to be a place for garrisoning troops. It was occupied by wizards 150 years ago. Later, the wizards disappeared and things inside became strange."

"Strange?" John asked, thinking, "What do you mean?"

"That wizard tower was built by a wizard. I don't know why, but after it was built, the people disappeared."

Yusi said with a bitter face, "After that, Kangsang was shrouded in haze all year round and was known as an ominous place."

He really didn't want to go, but John's record of killing the man-eating giant monster with a kind face told him that it was better to be honest.

When the convoy drove behind the mountain, a city that looked like an iron barrel appeared.

In the center of the city, a tall black tower stands.

The sky of Kangsang was filled with haze, and there were two tall and thin guards at the city gate.

The two people who served as the gateway looked tired and scared.

However, when the guards saw the caravan approaching, they looked as if they had seen a ghost.

"Yadani, we don't have to go in, right?" Yusi pleaded.

When John arrived at his destination, he let Yousi go.

Yusi felt relieved and immediately asked the convoy to turn around.

He would rather walk along that cliff again than stay in Kangsang.

John remembered something, took something out of his pocket and threw it at Yusi who was commanding the convoy.

"Yussi."

Yusi's joy froze, and when he turned around, he saw a bag flying towards him, and he subconsciously caught it.

As a businessman, Yousi knew how much money was in it just by weighing it.

He stared at John blankly, and John waved at him and smiled, "This is a business deal, I wish you a pleasant journey."

Yusi was stunned and watched John walk into the gloomy place.

...

It is worthy of being called the Black Iron City.

As soon as you enter, you can smell the rusty smell coming from the damp metal.

There were not many pedestrians on the cobblestone street.

There were many shops, and John had already seen five or six.

They hung up a blacksmith sign but closed the door.

The depressing scene is visible to the naked eye.

Suddenly, the sound of horse hooves was heard.

A young man on horseback ran out, shouting, "Close the doors and windows, the banshee has woken up!"

The pedestrians who were originally walking slowly started to run.

John didn't understand what was going on, and a shrill cry was heard.

The sound was so sharp that it went straight into the eardrums. Some people did not run in time and fell to the ground in pain due to the stimulation of the sound.

This sound lasted for more than ten seconds.

The fallen passerby was unconscious, and John was also shocked into a trance.

He stood up shakily and held on to the wall for a while before he recovered.

The young man on horseback ran back, dismounted skillfully, ran to an unconscious pedestrian and helped him up.

"Are you okay?" The boy was surprised when he noticed that John did not fall down.

He helped the man onto the horse and came to John's side.

John was confused and asked, "What is that sound?"

"You are not from here. That is the voice of the banshee. As long as the banshee wakes up, she will make a sound."

The young man said worriedly, "This voice has driven away the attacking army more than once. The knights have no way to deal with her."

"By the way, my name is Libby, and I'm the timekeeper here."

Libby shook hands with John, who, still pondering the Banshee's voice, responded, "Yadani."

This unusual stimulation reminded him of another high-note contestant, Voldemort.

The difference is that Voldemort's voice was more of a blow to the soul.

Libby led the horse and took passers-by away one by one.

Later, John inquired and found out that this happened almost every month.

"How do you know when the banshee wakes up?" John asked.

Libby said, "There is a bronze bell in the central tower. When the banshee wakes up, the bell will turn blue."

The central tower refers to the wizard tower.

The locals call it the Central Tower, and no one has ever entered that tower.

Some people claimed that when they passed by at night, they saw wizards casting vicious curses inside.

John nodded to show that he understood, and Libby was enthusiastic.

Perhaps it was because Kang Sang had rarely seen other travelers over the years.

He took John to the only tavern in Conson that also served as an inn.

The boss inside was a middle-aged man with strong muscles and a bald head.

The bronze-skinned boss is called Heiberg, and he used to be a blacksmith.

Later, the Banshee appeared, and even the army could not defeat it.

Blacksmiths were also forced to convert into taverns.

But business isn't much better.

With the existence of the banshee, basically no one would come to Kangsang.

"Our lord, Viscount Dark Iron, went to the kingdom to seek help and never came back. In my opinion, he must have given up on this place."

Heiberg put down a glass of foamy wine heavily and complained, "If he hadn't insisted on doing that taboo, he wouldn't have released the monster."

"Forbidden things?" John took a sip of wine, and a circle of foam appeared on his lips.

Just as Heiberg was about to speak, he saw Libby looking at John's wine glass with longing on her face, and said unhappily, "Libby, you should go and tell the time, or you'll lose this job. I don't want your little arms and legs."

Libby grumbled in dissatisfaction: "It's not time yet, and I helped you introduce the guests."

"I know you're time sensitive, get out of here." Heiberg pushed Libby out.

As Libby led the horse away, Heiberg grabbed the bread from the table and stuffed it into Libby's pocket.

Libby smiled and said thank you.

Walking back to the pub, Heiberg found that John was still staring at him.

John took out two silver coins from his pocket and placed them on the table. "Another glass of wine, and what did you say Viscount Dark Iron did?"

"Oh, yes, forbidden things."

Heiberg blew on the silver coin, put another glass of wine down for John with a kind expression, and said nonchalantly: "That's not a secret. The whole Kangsang knows it."

"Not long after that fool inherited his father's title, he fell in love with a witch."

"The witch told him that if he loved her, he should pry open the door of the central tower to prove he was a brave man, and the fool did so."

"He thought the witch would fall in love with him because of his heroic deeds, but after the witch went in, she never came out again."

At this point, Heiberg said angrily: "Even a three-year-old baby knows that the most untrustworthy things in the world are witches and goblins."

After drinking another glass of wine, John burped and wondered, "Then the banshee appeared?"

"No one has seen the banshee. It was Viscount Dark Iron who said he saw one." Heiberg glanced at the sword on John's back and said kindly, "If you came here for the banshee, I advise you to give up."

"Of course I'm not doing this for the banshee." John laughed.

Heiberg gave John a reminder just for the sake of the two silver coins, but he ignored him afterwards.

John stayed in the tavern. As soon as he opened the door, he saw the mess and some ambiguous things left behind by the previous owner after the battle.

Since few people came, Heiberg was too lazy to clean.

Although it is called a hotel, it actually only has five rooms.

He opened the other four, and they were basically not much better.

Picking a relatively clean one, John snapped his fingers and cast a cleaning spell.

Under the effect of magic, all the dust and dirt inside were blown out of the room by a gust of wind.

It has finally recovered to a condition where people can settle down and live here.

As he used magic, a pair of eyes opened on the tall tower in the middle.

The big clock under the central tower gradually turns blue.

Libby, who saw this scene, stuffed the bread into his mouth in three or two bites, then rode his deaf horse and galloped towards the city.

"The banshee is awake!"

The eardrum-irritating scream came again.

Libby didn't notice that the door to the central tower was slowly opening.

No one came out from inside, as if inviting.

After a while, the door closed again.

...

Jovonovich, who was outside the dream trial, looked even more solemn at this time.

"It's actually a banshee. This is the trial second only to the flying lion."

Alexei looked up at Andrei.

As someone who had experienced this trial, Andre almost died from the banshee's voice.

"Yadani is going to be in trouble this time." A madman like Andre also said with a serious face, "The banshee is elusive and her voice can kill people. I was lucky to kill her."

Several uncles looked at the scene in the spring with concern. This trial was going to deal with more than just the banshee.

The cost of killing the banshee is too high.

The banshee's attack range is enough to kill half of the people in the city with her.