Hogwarts Card System.

Chapter 115 A little test
Level 2 Goblin, Level 3 Murloc/Goblin Captain, Level 4 Murloc Chieftain, Level 12 Bugbear...

There are about twenty or thirty of them!
And those dark wizards and witches in Knockturn Alley, who can only use some shameful tricks all day long, are no match for them because they fight on their own and even hinder each other.

They are running faster than each other!

A capable dark wizard would not have to make a living in Knockturn Alley.

A goblin died over there, and the remaining monsters did not stop. The bear goblin swung his iron rod and was about to kill the other goblin who was wearing red clothes like a wedding day.

But the tragic death of his colleague had clearly put the goblin guard on guard. His magic level was obviously much higher than that of the one who had just died. With a "bang", he Apparated away without a wand.

After all, the money belongs to Gringotts, but your life is your own!
The bugbear swung his club and missed, hitting the white marble steps and cracking the stone.

How did the goblin disappear all of a sudden? Was it destroyed by my own blow?
With the not-so-bright brain of the bear goblin, after thinking for a few seconds without any result, he simply gave up thinking and ran straight to chase the wizard who was escaping in the distance.

Kill! Kill all those who captured me and tortured me every day!

As it led the charge, the group of goblins behind it, who were stabbing the dead goblins and stripping their equipment, howled and followed their temporary boss.

The shouts and escapes of the wizards in the distance greatly stimulated their brutality. They wanted more blood!

……

"Retreat the enemy three feet!" A spell repelled a murloc.

"Tear into pieces!" Another damaging spell hit the murloc, but the spell that could cause serious injury only opened a radial bloody wound on the murloc's body. The murloc had strong vitality and it would not be fatal for the time being.

Ted had discovered before that the abilities of many adult wizards were actually very average, and they were more adept at some common or daily magic.

As for combat magic, they don't know much.

Of course, you are not allowed to use it normally, and the school doesn’t teach it. Unless you have your own ideas and ways, you really don’t know how to do it.

This method of weakening the people certainly made it easier for the Ministry of Magic to manage, but once a dangerous situation like the current one occurred, eight out of ten wizards would be at a loss on the spot. They had never experienced such a situation before!

The remaining two were able to fight back, but one of them was not very good at combat magic.

At this time, the elderly, the weak, women, children and some wizards who felt they were not good at fighting had already run towards the entrance of the Leaky Cauldron at the end of Diagon Alley without looking back.

The few remaining wizards who had some confidence in themselves stepped forward and tried to stop the monsters from chasing and buy some time for the others, but the destructive power of magic was limited.

In fact, it was less than two minutes from the start of the riot to now, and Mr. Weasley and Lucius had already walked out of the bookstore and stood on the street.

"Damn it!" Seeing the current situation, Lucius cursed with a grim expression, then pulled out his wand, and disappeared with a "bang" with an Apparition.

He just ran away!
Oh, and not all wizards can Apparate.

This thing requires extra classes in the sixth grade, and one must pass the Ministry of Magic exam and get a certificate before being able to use it at will.

Because this magic is very dangerous. If used improperly, it will cause the body to split into pieces, with the upper body passing away while the lower body remains in the same place...

So most wizards can't actually Apparate, and most of them move around via fireplaces and portkeys.

Mr. Weasley was much braver than Lucius. Seeing this chaotic scene, he drew his wand and shouted:
"Molly, take the children away quickly. Calm down! I'm Arthur Weasley, head of the Misuse of Muggle Artifacts Department. Don't panic! Come closer to me!"

The few wizards who stayed behind came over subconsciously.

"Arthur, you have to be careful! Come on, kids, follow me and let's leave here first." Molly was anxious and wanted to take the children away first. She was worried about the children getting hurt and also worried about Arthur's safety.

"No! We won't leave, we can help Dad, we can fight!" George shouted.

Fred pulled out his wand: "We can help!"

"Stop making trouble and go away!" Molly was anxious.

"We're not causing any trouble. We can help! Last year, Ron and his friends killed a troll at school!"

"What? A troll?!" Molly's voice tone rose 8Ks, hurting everyone's ears.

Ron felt as if his eyes were dark: You betrayed me!
Ted had no time to watch the fun, as there were five adult wizards, including Mr. Weasley, retreating in front of him.

Although their spells were good, the only magic they used in battle was some minor curses, such as tripping, leg locking, fangs, and creaking... Isn't this too ridiculous? Are they playing house?
The most lethal spells turned out to be the Stunning Spell, the Disarming Spell, the Obstruction Spell and the Cutting Spell. Mr. Weasley used the Stunning Spell to knock out a murloc, and the other two murlocs were cut by several Cutting Spells with several large wounds all over their bodies, bleeding profusely.

But that’s all, the bear goblin in the distance is about to rush over!

"Freeze ray!" Ted swung his wand, and suddenly three blue magic curves flew out from the tip of the wand and directly connected to the two fishmen in front.

A frost immediately attacked them, making their movements sluggish and their expressions painful. Although it was hard to tell the fishman's expression.

Because murlocs are particularly intolerant of cold damage.

In fact, the damage of the freeze ray is not high, and it is difficult to cause serious damage even to humans, but the slowing effect of this cold and stiffness is good. Rapid hypothermia will make the target's limbs numb and uncontrollable.

Ted further developed the use of this magic, and was able to shoot out several freezing rays at once, which could be considered a group deceleration.

"Don't fight them head-on, retreat! Fight while retreating!" Ted shouted, and his friends around him also took action.

There were disarming spells, repulse spells, slide spells, leg-locking spells... At once, seven or eight spells were cast at the four fishmen rushing forward.

There were many spells, and three of them were defeated at that time, leaving only a larger and higher-level murloc leading the team.

After much consideration, Ted decided not to use the powerful magic of Frost Arrow, which would have directly pierced the giant fishman to death.

The first point to protecting yourself is not to be too different.

Those adult wizards all behaved like this. If you were too cruel, you would be questioned afterwards.

"Stupe down!" Ted used a Stunning Spell to hit the murloc leader, who began to roll his eyes, but staggered and refused to fall. Ted immediately hit him again and knocked him down.

The bugbear wasn't far away. It was so huge that the ground shook as it charged forward, like a dump truck out of control.

"Go! Hurry!" Even Mr. Weasley's face changed drastically.

He had never experienced any brutal battles, let alone fighting with such a huge monster.

Ted yelled, "Use the chute spell!"

"The slide is flat~" X6.
Ted cast a total of six spells from left and right, hitting the ground in front of the bear goblin in unison. It was a very tacit understanding - his friends still trusted Ted very much.

Then the bear goblin stepped on the slippery ground, did a split, and fell to the ground with a "Duang" sound, knocking over all the stalls of the roadside shops.

It looks like the crotch was even pulled!

"Go, go, go! Go!" Ted shouted. Of the thirty-six strategies, running away is the best!

"You go first!" Mr. Weasley stopped at the end of the team, wanting others to retreat first.

The bugbear struggled wildly on the ground, holding its crotch, smashing everything it could reach. But as expected of a bugbear with thick skin and flesh, it stood up again tremblingly after five or six seconds.

"Stupefy!" Mr. Weasley flicked his wand and a red spell flew out and hit the bugbear.

Hit right in the head!

However, the bugbear merely stumbled, shook its head, then roared and tried to charge again!

But it was still on the "slide" formed by Ted and others. It pushed hard, slipped again, and fell flat on its face.

The other wizards also took the opportunity to cast three or four spells on the bear goblin's back, but they were all ineffective.

Only a few tufts of black hairs can be cut off when the enemy is torn into pieces, and it is as if there was no hit when the enemy is pushed back three feet or knocked unconscious.

There was a clever wizard who used the "Sound and Land" skill to make a roadside stall fly up and then smash it hard on the bear goblin.

If this happened to humans, it would probably be a disaster.

But this bear goblin was as thick-skinned and tough as a stone sculpture. The wooden stall was smashed to pieces, and the fruits and vegetables on it fell to the ground. However, the bear goblin seemed to have been hit by a marshmallow and did not react at all.

After being thrown down again, the bugbear dared not charge again, still roaring, and then walked over cautiously step by step. It can be said that he slipped with every step!
Friction, friction, friction ~ like the devil's claws ~
(End of this chapter)