Daily News: The Prophet of Hogwarts

Chapter 331 The Alchemy Statue, All-Out Attack

The three-day agreement was already known to well-informed wizards and Muggles alike: the wizarding world was to launch a siege against Voldemort and his wizards in Africa in three days.

The Ministry of Magic and the Magical Congress were surprised by this news, because in their minds, waging a war required a large number of people, but they had not received any orders to mobilize in the name of Hogwarts or the School League.

But without enough Aurors, what makes Ryan so confident that he will take action against Voldemort in three days?

Therefore, when Ryan was in the area above the pyramids, almost all Muggle flying machines and wizard detection magic detected his presence.

Upon seeing Ryan appear here unarmed, reporters from all countries and factions were filled with doubt, but their hands never stopped, transmitting everything they saw back at lightning speed.

Ryan determined his location and then flew toward his destination, which was not far away, in the open desert in front of the pyramids.

The area was deserted and bordered the territory occupied by Voldemort's men, making it a good place for a fight. Voldemort had become a workaholic, waiting patiently in front, followed by a large group of wizards.

"Lane! You're really bold! How dare you face me like that!" said the first Voldemort.

"Even if Dumbledore and Grindelwald came together, they wouldn't be a match for us! Your death is nigh!" The second Voldemort boasted.

"Oh, I see. You guys are awesome." Ryan couldn't be bothered to argue with Voldemort, who was clearly mentally unstable. Who would use a Horcrux to resurrect multiple individuals who would then conflict with each other?

If it weren't for someone controlling them from behind, these two Voldemors would probably have started killing each other!

What a terrifying madman— Ryan untied his bag from his waist, grabbed the bottom of the bag, and threw it violently to the ground.

Small dots of light detached from the bag and fell to the ground at an extremely fast speed. As they fell, they gradually grew larger, revealing a ferocious metallic gleam. Once these dots landed, they fully revealed themselves as killing weapons.

They were large alchemical golems. To unsuspecting wizards and Muggles, they might not know what these metal creations were called, but they all had their own ideas. For example, some Muggles exclaimed the word "mech".

No one would question the combat capabilities of this giant metal construct. Just based on its immense weight and agile movement, they could be certain that this metal construct would be the Grim Reaper's scythe for reaping lives on the battlefield.

Ryan thoughtfully answered Voldemort's question: "I've named these alchemical creations Mass Production War Golems, Second Edition."

To ensure that the reporters taking notes could hear him, he used a loud voice incantation, making his voice audible within a kilometer radius.

Mass production model —

At that moment, countless forces from all corners of the world, whether Muggles or wizards, were pondering this word.

The wonder of wizarding magic has long been recognized by the ordinary world, as evidenced by the magic that can appear anywhere at will and by communication devices that are ahead of their time.

But mystery and wonder have never seemed to be associated with mass production. This leaves room for speculation about the importance of these magical things in the world of ordinary people. Perhaps it is because these magical things are limited in scope, have small areas of dissemination, or have high learning barriers, which prevents them from being mass-produced.

The emergence of mass-produced war golems has, to some extent, shattered their deepest fantasies. This is partly because these models have not yet demonstrated true combat capabilities. They don't know whether these are wizard tanks or highly mobile individual weapons with powerful destructive capabilities.

If it's the former, then a contest might be possible, since tanks from major countries are mass-produced on assembly lines anyway.

If it's the latter, it not only possesses high mobility but also formidable destructive power, much like the mechs in science fiction stories.

All the great powers with certain ambitions buried their desires even deeper, and outwardly displayed the idea of ​​eternal peaceful coexistence with the wizarding world—at least in the current stage where they are not as powerful as the wizards.

However, the actual development of events did not fall within either of the two conjectures, or rather, it contained both conjectures.

Because a large portion of the hundreds of war golems leading the vanguard displayed combat power beyond reason, they were able to achieve overwhelming superiority...

It charges at high speed and is equipped with a large amount of heavy firepower.

However, those outdated war models are very abstract.

Some jumped and hopped, some did splits in mid-air, some did backflips, some tap-danced on the spot, and some used the barrels of their guns as magic wands, constantly waving bullets while making famous hand gestures.

In short, it's a chaotic mess, characterized by a lack of organization and discipline, with output relying entirely on abstract concepts, and the opponent laughing at you at random.

Ryan sighed. Although he was mentally prepared, the sight of such a large group of goofballs on such a serious battlefield felt a bit off.

"Hahahahaha!"

Although the elite wizards suffered heavy losses in their first encounter with the War Golem, Voldemort and his followers had no connection to these elite wizards; they were merely acting under Voldemort's control.

Seeing that the person who had been controlling them was weakened, they were naturally pleased. The bizarre behavior of Ryan's alchemical golems only added to their amusement.

"Lane, what kind of mass-produced war golem did you create? It's a huge problem. It's a complete pile of junk!"

"Exactly! These golems of yours, is there something wrong with the alchemy circuit?! Their behavior is so erratic! Incompetent alchemist!"

The two Voldemors are now showing consistency, making Lane miss George and Fred.

But when he looked down at the abstract war puppets, he immediately spotted two puppets that stood out from the crowd.

One of them used a hand cannon as a flying broom, placing his hands under his buttocks. Using the impact of the cannon and his own jump, he glided high into the air before crashing headfirst into the ground, creating a large crater.

The other followed in the footsteps of the former, making full use of his hands-on skills, attaching a flamethrower to his back, and flying up shakily. Then he suddenly accelerated forward, and finally, when the flamethrower ran out of fuel, he crashed headfirst into the enemy wizard's camp.

Ryan squeezed his eyes shut and said, "I shouldn't have had too much hope for them—I shouldn't have felt any nostalgia for them at all."

This is the ability he developed from mind projection technology. After branding the war golem, you can use an instrument with the same connection pattern to project unwanted thoughts into the war golem. Ryan calls this method "the superior one".

Of course, the publicly announced name for this ability is: Magic-Driven Mind-Reality Interaction Technology. It requires the wizard to interact with marked objects while within the wizard's tower, and is also known as Magic Hour.