Hogwarts: Who uses a crowbar in wizard duels?

Chapter 146 Voldemort's Defeat and Escape

"Minister! Large-scale magic has appeared in Little Hangleton, and it has been detected by nearly a thousand Muggles!"

Inside the office of the British Minister of Magic, Fudge was dealing with the troubles of the past two days when suddenly a subordinate rushed in and shouted.

"What! Have you even found out what happened?!"

Upon hearing this, Fudge immediately stood up and said worriedly.

He had finally managed to quell an internal strife, and if something else were to go wrong now, who knows who might come forward to impeach him.

"Aurors have already gone there, and we should have news soon."

Upon hearing this, Fudge immediately issued the order.

"Alright, immediately notify all available Aurors to rush to the scene, and also summon all the officers from the Accident and Disaster Management Division."

"We must keep those Muggles under control before the news spreads further."

"Oh, right, we should also notify the Order of the Phoenix. I think this matter is most likely related to them..."

After saying that, Fudge quickly walked out of the office, gathered the Aurors, and set off immediately.

......

Back to Kevin.

Seeing that Dumbledore and Voldemort were evenly matched, Kevin did not rush to help immediately, but instead took out a letter that he had prepared beforehand.

Adorned with phoenix feathers, it vanished after a flash of fire.

After doing all this, Kevin picked up the crowbar, ready to go up and help, but Dumbledore's voice rang out first.

"Kevin, proceed according to plan."

As soon as he finished speaking, he waved his wand, and a burst of molten lava rose from the ground, transforming into a giant fire dragon that swooped down on Voldemort.

Voldemort was about to use the Command of the God of Fire, but found it didn't work and he couldn't control Dumbledore's dragon.

He immediately realized that the spell Kevin created had a counter-spell, a fact that Draco was unaware of.

Dumbledore's dragons can only be stopped by sheer force.

As Voldemort waved his wand, a pool of black water appeared out of thin air, instantly engulfing the fire dragon with overwhelming force.

The collision of water and fire caused water vapor to explode in all directions in an instant, filling the entire venue.

Dumbledore and Voldemort both lost their targets, but Kevin did not.

He knew what Dumbledore meant by "acting according to plan"—that Dumbledore would hold off Voldemort while Kevin went to find the Horcruxes hidden there.

Voldemort keenly sensed something moving at high speed within the mist.

He immediately unleashed three massive wind blades from below, slashing out with the force of splitting a mountain, instantly tearing through the water mist.

Only Dumbledore remained in the field; Kevin was nowhere to be seen.

Voldemort, who was used to being ambushed by Kevin, initially thought that Kevin had hidden away again to prepare to ambush him.

"Kevin! Are you a rat?!"

Voldemort let out a mocking shout.

However, the only response he received was Dumbledore's simple yet powerful basic attack.

Voldemort also used spells to defend himself, but at the same time he remained vigilant about his surroundings.

Dumbledore's attacks grew increasingly fierce, yet Kevin never appeared.

Could it be!

Voldemort was thinking something, but the next moment, there was a loud bang.

An explosion occurred at Gaunt's old house not far from them, and Voldemort sensed that several seals he had left behind were shattered at the same time.

"Dumbledore! Is this your plan?!"

Voldemort immediately realized that he was being held back by Dumbledore, and that Kevin had no intention of launching a sneak attack at all, but had instead gone back to retrieve his Horcrux!

Instantly, Voldemort stopped holding back and used his wand to defend against Kevin, plunging it directly into the ground.

Centered on Voldemort, the ground within a hundred meters instantly became incredibly hot, gradually turning red.

Pillars of fire shot into the sky, instantly turning the surrounding area into a lava inferno. Even the nearby Gaunt mansion was affected and reduced to ashes.

There is an anti-Apparition spell in this area, so it is impossible to escape using Apparition.

Dumbledore could only use pure magic to ward off the scorching subterranean fire.

"Hey hey hey, Tom! Look what this is!"

At that moment, Kevin's voice rang out, and Dumbledore and Voldemort both looked at the fireman emerging from the pillar of fire.

As the flames on the Fireman dissipated, Kevin's figure appeared before the two.

Most importantly, there's a ring floating in Kevin's hand.

The ring is set with a black, four-sided gemstone.

When Dumbledore saw the ring, a slight glint appeared in his eyes, but it was not obvious.

"Kevin!"

Voldemort was furious and immediately swung his wand, unleashing a Killing Curse as thick as an arm.

Kevin did not choose to take the hit head-on; a wall of earth suddenly rose up, blocking Kevin's path.

The Killing Curse missed its target; it was just an ordinary curse that only created a large crater in the earthen wall.

Kevin took the opportunity to leave his spot and come to Dumbledore's side.

Voldemort was getting angry; he realized he had absolutely no way to deal with Kevin.

We need to either find a way to weaken Kevin or limit his speed, or find a way to exploit Kevin's weaknesses.

With the Horcrux in hand, Dumbledore and Kevin did not make a move immediately.

Voldemort was also pondering how to deal with the two people in front of him.

The scene returned to calm, and the raging fire gradually subsided, leaving only the ground glowing red.

At that moment, they both noticed a significant commotion in Little Hangleton in the distance.

One spell after another flew into the sky, eventually forming a huge hemisphere that covered the entire town.

It seems the commotion here has attracted the attention of the Ministry of Magic.

However, Voldemort remained unperturbed, because in addition to the Ministry of Magic, swarms of black mist flew in from the sky, and the Death Eaters arrived as well.

At that moment, a flame appeared beside Kevin, and a letter suddenly appeared.

Upon seeing the letter, Kevin didn't catch it. Instead, he unleashed a spell that shattered the letter, turning it to ashes.

The contents of the letter are not important; receiving the letter is the message itself.

Dumbledore clearly knew the purpose of the letter, and instead of speaking, he stared at Voldemort.

Voldemort looked puzzled, sensing that Kevin and Dumbledore were plotting something.

He brewed magical power within his body, ready to guard against Kevin and his group's plot at any moment.

However, what kind of conspiracy could Kevin and his group possibly have? They simply wrote to the Order of the Phoenix, asking them to destroy the Horcrux locket, to see if Voldemort would react.

The result was obvious: Voldemort was completely unaware.

They won't fight Voldemort head-on now; they might even release him.

After all, he had gone through a lot of trouble to be resurrected using Harry's blood.

What if I kill him again, and he gets desperate and resurrects himself using someone else's blood?

As for locking him up, that's impossible.

At this level, unless it's voluntary, they can't be confined.

Although they don't intend to fight to the end, they still need to do some pretense.

Dumbledore raised his wand, and a ray of moonlight appeared.

You see, although the sky is covered with dark clouds, it is still daytime, so there is no moon.

The soft moonlight rippled outwards, flying towards Voldemort like waves.

To Kevin, it was a magnificent spell, but to Voldemort, the incoming waves of moonlight were filled with immense pressure.

Without hesitation, Voldemort transformed into black smoke and soared into the sky. He waved his wand, and countless fiery flames descended from the heavens, transforming into a massive fire serpent that rushed towards Dumbledore's spell.

However, the enormous fire serpent crumbled layer by layer under those slow ripples, and the moonlight ripples still headed straight for Voldemort.

No matter which angle Voldemort flew from, the ripples followed him closely.

"Useless Tom, as long as the moonlight can still shine on this land, you can't escape it."

Dumbledore's deep and powerful voice rang out.

If Voldemort takes the hit head-on, he will consume a huge amount of magical energy, and then Kevin will have nowhere to escape once he makes his move.

So Dumbledore was forcing Voldemort to escape, to a place where the moonlight couldn't reach.

Voldemort gritted his teeth and unleashed a Killing Curse with all his might, which struck the moonlight ripples.

The moonlight summoned by Dumbledore gradually dimmed, and the ripples dissipated layer by layer.

But Kevin appeared just in time behind Voldemort, and with a swing of his crowbar, slammed Voldemort from the sky to the ground, kicking up a cloud of dust.

Immediately following, several flaming spears, formed from converging lava flames, were fired together, striking the spot where Voldemort had fallen.

A huge explosion rang out. Voldemort had just been stunned by Kevin's attack and had no time to retaliate with his Vulcan Command.

But Kevin also believed that Voldemort would not die because of this.

Sure enough, before the flames from the explosion had completely dissipated, a plume of black smoke shot out and rose into the sky.

"Dumbledore! Kevin! You just wait!"

Voldemort's voice echoed here before disappearing into the sky.

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