The Bard of Hogwarts

Chapter 77 Legolas

Chapter 77 Legolas

Just as all the dwarves were unpacking their bags, preparing to eat and drink...

"Something's nearby! Be on alert!"

While he was speaking, the dwarf Kili instantly drew his bow and shot an arrow.

The sharp arrow pierced the air and disappeared into the distant dense forest, followed by a mournful roar from within.

Without hesitation, all the dwarves dropped their food, drew their weapons, and formed a circle, ready for battle.

By the inertia of fate, the dwarves in the dense forest also encountered an attack by giant spiders.

With that piercing roar, spiders, much larger than dwarfs in both height and size, swarmed in from all directions, their giant claws outstretched.

"Torn apart!"

After realizing what was happening, Ino immediately cast a Slicing Spell. After all, in this dense forest with its many hiding places, magical attacks were much more effective than physical ice arrows.

In the distance, the two giant spiders that rushed the fastest were sliced ​​in two by an invisible blade, their bodies being cut in half by inertia.

This seemed to be a clarion call, and within the dwarf's circle, Kili and another archer began to launch ranged attacks.

The fierce battle began.

Even when facing the enormous spider, the melee dwarves showed no fear and fought bravely with their weapons.

Standing in the circle, Ino kept waving her wand, and various spells were fired out like an automatic rifle.

Although the frequency was high, most of the spells were obstacle spells and knockback spells, since the dwarves were too close to the giant spider and could easily cause accidental injury if they were not careful.

the other side.

A giant spider descended from the sky, aiming at the fattest dwarf, Bombor, who was wielding two axes. Just as it was about to bite him with its venomous venom, a red light flashed.

Then, as if bound by invisible ropes, the giant spider froze and crashed to the ground with a thud.

After realizing what had happened, Bombard swiftly swung his axe, taking the giant spider with one blow. He then wielded his double axes to fight the other giant spiders.

After all, at this pace, no one can afford to be distracted, especially the soldiers at the forefront.

Finding an opening, Ino grabbed Bilbo, the little hobbit who had been fighting the air since the start of the battle, wielding a short sword and running around aimlessly.

"Don't make things worse. Go and apply this medicine to their wounds, and be careful yourself!"

As he spoke, he threw a bottle of white essence at Bilbo.

The battle continues.

The giant spiders around them not only did not decrease in number, but instead intensified, and their numbers continued to increase.

Looking at the endless giant spiders, Ino felt an urge to set the mountain on fire.

Of course, it was just an impulse. After all, the giant spider was one thing, but if it set fire to the dark forest, none of them would be able to get out.

After all, since the First Age, no one has ever dared to set fire to the mountains in Elven territory.

at the same time.

On the battlefield, Bilbo truly lived up to his name as the Flying Thief. The hobbit's natural agility allowed him to always find an opening and sprinkle white essence on the wounded dwarves.

With the help of the potion, the battle gradually reached a stalemate, and the dwarves managed to barely hold off the giant spider's offensive.

But defeat is only a matter of time.

After all... when faced with an endless stream of giant spiders, the dwarves always have limited energy and stamina.

……

"Whoosh! Whoosh whoosh whoosh!"

Amidst the exhaustion of the battle, countless arrows whistled through the air, instantly wiping out a large swarm of giant spiders.

Then a whole group of forest elves gracefully descended from the sky, stepping on tree trunks and using the spider silk left by the giant spider.

After landing on the ground, the elves attacked the giant spider without hesitation, smoothly switching between various weapons such as longswords, short blades, bows and arrows, and daggers, according to different needs.

From afar, the elves appeared to be at a ball, dancing a death waltz as they relentlessly reaped the lives of the giant spiders.

In this scene, Ino witnessed the power and elegance of the elves of Middle-earth.

Although most of them do not possess magical powers, their fluid swordsmanship alone is enough to keep many wizards busy.

Just imagine, with nimble footwork and high-frequency attacks, one sword after another, you won't even have a chance to unleash your magic.

Unless the wizard casts the Ironclad Spell first, it can be quite dangerous to fall into the elves' rhythm.

"If someone really had that skill, they might be the next Gryffindor."

Ino watched the elves in battle with great interest.

There's no way around it... the elves' fighting style is just too elegant. Every turn, every swing, is perfectly timed to the beat, like heavenly music.

After watching the elves perform, he also thought that if he used this skill in a magical duel, the effect would be absolutely unexpected.

……

Legolas.

In the Elvish language of the woodlands (Sindar), it symbolizes green leaves, but it also represents a dark, dense forest. It was the name that the Elvenking Thranduil gave to his son.

As a prince of the Woodland Elves, unlike his father, Legolas was born with a deep hatred for the forces of darkness. He never forgot the Woodland Elves who perished under the corruption of darkness, and even the once-glorious capital city.

Many people only know that Dogurdu, the stronghold of the dark forces, was occupied by necromancers.

But they didn't know that the magnificent city had another name thousands of years ago—Amonrank, the capital of the woodland elves.

This is also why Legolas hates the forces of darkness. Therefore, this willful prince often disregards his father's objections and always leads the elven guards through the corrupted forests, hunting down the minions of darkness.

But today, he seems to have gained something unexpected.

After the elves finished off the giant spiders, they nimbly jumped onto the tree trunks, then switched to their short bows and aimed at the dwarves holding weapons in the center.

"Wizard! Put down your staff."

Legolas said calmly, while the dwarves beside him were completely ignored by the elves.

"I meant no harm!" Ino said, casting the Sun Extinguish Charm, then quietly slipped his wand into his sleeve.

As for disarming, forget about it. He had already decided that if the elves dared to make that request, he would immediately ride away on his broomstick, and as for the dwarf squad, let whoever wants to deal with them do so.

Perhaps due to the Sunshine Charm, Legolas did not continue to pursue the matter, but instead commanded the other elves to disarm the dwarves.

A moment later, Legolas walked toward the crowd.

"I know you mean no harm, but you must come with us now. As trespassers, I have the right to judge you."

Faced with the relatively friendly forest elves, Ino nodded silently.

"Alright, you're right! But I hope you'll treat the dwarves kindly; they didn't trespass into the forest with malicious intent."

He wasn't too opposed to being taken away by the forest elves, since in the original storyline, the dwarves were bound to go through this.

Similarly, to some extent, the elves were also the dwarves' saviors; otherwise, those giant spiders alone would have almost wiped out the entire squad.

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