I swung a sword at Hogwarts

George spoke up at this time, "Swoosh-bang fireworks, we can use it to notify nearby wizards and expel the Inferi."

There are other wizards living near the village, including the Diggory family and the Lovegood family.

When they see it, they tell others.

If Mrs. Weasley had seen it, she would have loved more than ever the products the twins had stockpiled before they came to The Burrow.

The Yin corpses are afraid of light and fire, so fireworks can restrain them.

Fred and George ran upstairs to their room on the third floor.

The ignition time was set and they ran down to get ready.

Sirius said to the three students, "Practical teaching, how to defend against the Inferi."

His wand glowed with a blinding light, causing the Inferi to shriek and retreat.

Seeing this, Harry and the others lit their wands, and the Inferi scattered to create a passage.

Everyone took the opportunity to run out.

Many fireworks flew up into the sky, and then exploded with deafening noises and flames, and the corpses kept retreating.

Harry and the others ran in another direction.

Bill carried Mrs. Weasley on his back, while Ginny and Harry supported Ron.

Just then, the sound of vibrating footsteps was heard.

They watched as a large creature rushed towards the Burrow where they had just been.

That's a giant.

...

Chapter 461 The Destroyed Burrow

The giant's huge body accelerated the impact, and with one wall missing from the Burrow, the dangerous building collapsed.

The Weasley family has already developed feelings for the place where they have lived for many years.

Seeing the shabby house collapsed, I felt mixed emotions.

The giant roared with terrifying power and used his huge fists to smash away the rubble piled on his body.

"Wang Wang!"

A dog barked, followed by the giant's scream.

The wooden dog sculpture that fell at the giant's feet turned into a big dog biting the giant's toes.

The giant jumped in pain, and the big dog tried harder and harder, and finally it caught fire and set the giant on fire as well.

Like a huge torch, the giant screamed and rushed towards the ruins of the Burrow, setting them on fire.

A burning dog ran out from the flames, its body exploded and turned into flames to block subsequent pursuit.

"Mo Li, I will never tell you about your wasteful spending again."

Mr. Weasley wanted to hold his wife's face and kiss her. It would be wise to buy the dog sculpture. He shouted, "Run away!"

The group sped up and fled to the rear.

The Inferi that appeared on the road were driven back by the light from Sirius and Harry's wands.

Just like that, they were about to run out of the Burrow.

The flames parted, and Bellatrix rushed madly toward them.

The magic light flew towards everyone.

Lupin and Mr. Weasley held off in the back.

"what--!"

The shrill screams almost tore their eardrums.

Ginny covered her ears in pain, and Ron's eyes rolled back and he fainted.

Cracks appeared on Harry's lenses, and Charlie looked up with difficulty, "It's a banshee!"

The banshee's cry is comparable to that of a mandrake and is deadly.

Ron had fainted and the screams started again.

More than one.

George's ear started bleeding more and Fred fell to the ground in agony.

Bill fell to the ground.

Lupin said with difficulty: "Sirius, take them away."

He pointed his wand at the banshee that resembled a human woman and shot out a beam of light that interrupted the banshee.

Mr. Weasley also knocked out a banshee.

Just as Sirius helped Bill and Mrs. Weasley up, a huge wooden stake flew from the front and hit the ground, raising dust.

Harry's eyes widened as another giant stood in front of him.

His spell hit the giant, but it didn't hurt and bounced back.

Although the banshee is not as big as an adult male, she moves extremely fast.

After being interrupted, they quickly moved to block their retreat.

"They came prepared." Several people back to back, forming a circle around Mrs. Weasley.

Ron also woke up after being slapped a few times by Ginny, but he still looked groggy.

Harry's heart was beating fast as he held the wand.

The fire over there was extinguished, and several figures walked towards this side.

Everyone was in a state of injury and distress, Harry's leg was still aching, and Sirius had a cut on his chin.

Lupin covered his arm. Bill had just broken his head and Charlie still smelled burnt.

Mr. Weasley was panting, and Ginny and Ron were not doing well either.

Fred asked, "Are you all right, George?"

George smiled and said, "I think I can hear it more clearly now."

His blood was still dripping, it was black magic, and there was no way to stop the bleeding of the wound.

"To be honest, Fred," said George, "I'm a little sorry I gave the fat boy a discount yesterday."

Fred looked at the approaching banshee and said jokingly, "To be honest, George, I feel the same way."

Ron couldn't help but said, "Oh my God, what time is it? Can't you just shut up?"

"Shut up, little Ronnie," the twins said in unison.

"I'll count to three, then you run to the back and Moony and I will stop them." The blood from Sirius' chin wet his collar.

He looked at Lupin and smiled proudly, "How about it, Moony?"

"Of course, Padfoot." Lupin also smiled.

The two of them put their lives at risk and did not allow Harry and others to object.

This is the only possible way to escape.

"Three," Sirius looked at the approaching giant, his Adam's apple rolling, "Two..."

"one!"

"Hi, everyone."

Sirius was about to take action, but was startled by the sudden sound.

Not to mention him, the same is true for others.

Harry thought the voice sounded familiar and turned around immediately.

"Luna?"

Harry was dumbfounded when he saw the girl appearing between them.

The girl was wearing strange clothes, carrot earrings on her ears, chains made of shells and wood around her waist and hands, and a disc as big as an exaggerated exercise book around her neck.

Luna didn't seem to notice the danger. Her eyes, which seemed to have a sense of surprise, were looking at Harry's glasses curiously.

"I saw the fireworks. You guys were catching hooks at night, right?"

"How did you get here, Luna?" Harry asked.

"Moo-"

As if dissatisfied with being ignored, the puppy-sized Snorlax at Luna's feet stood with its hands on its hips, barking in dissatisfaction.

"Crumple-Horned Snorkle!" Harry thought of the little creature instantly.

Although it looks like it is at least ten times larger.

A spell passed by Ron's feet. They were running out of time.

"Luna, can you take us away?" Harry asked Luna earnestly.

Luna said, "Where are you going?"

"Anywhere, just get away from here!" Harry became anxious when he saw his godfather being hit by Bellatrix's red light.

Luna also noticed the danger and said softly, "You need to grab Mr. Crooked Horn's horn."

Harry looked down and saw that the Scimitar-Horned Snorkle's brown fur had turned pink, as if it was holding back a fart.

Its corners seemed to have become longer.

Harry saw this and shouted, "Grab it by the horns!"

Bill grasped the crook of his legs and held Mrs. Weasley close with his other hand.

Others grabbed it.

Bellatrix noticed this and the little snake on her neck crawled onto her arm, as if casting a spell.

A strong, blinding green light flew out from the wand.

The giant ran over, waving the leg bone of some unknown creature in his hand and smashed it down hard.

"puff--!"

The fart was long and Sirius grabbed Harry's hand at the last moment.

The twisting, hollow vortex pulled them all away.

The giant's attack missed, and the green light directly penetrated the giant's body, causing the giant to fall heavily.

Bellatrix ran over and looked at the empty space. She raised her head to the sky and roared fiercely: "Fuck--!"

...

After dinner, John sat on the sofa and watched Tom and Jerry on TV.

The three owls were watching the cartoon on the cabinet with great interest, except Tom.

What level is the cat in it? What name should be given to it?

In fact, logically speaking, wizards' technology should have been ahead of Muggles at the beginning.

But after entering the steam age, wizards became complacent, while Muggles were as rapid as if their Ren and Du meridians were opened.

For example, the wizarding world already had moving picture newspapers, but by the time Muggle televisions appeared, they were still at the newspaper level.

"Comfort makes wizards lose their ambition."

John shook his head. He had no intention of conflicting with Muggles.

After all, the two mushroom clouds that exploded in a certain country told him that there is nothing that a missile cannot solve.

Today, wizards' sense of superiority over Muggles comes from their mysterious abilities and extraordinary methods.