My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 458, Section 455: After we finish this, I'll go home and get married.

"What did this boy in the photo do to deserve such a frenzy among the Aurors in Congress? Even the Congressional security chief said he didn't care if he lived or died."

In the six-person team, a young white wizard with his girlfriend's name tattooed on his hand looked at the photo of Lynn on his hand and asked his companion with a puzzled expression.

A black man with dreadlocks turned around and glared at him.

"Whatever he did has nothing to do with us. In our line of work, we have to learn to ask fewer 'whys.' As long as the employer pays enough, we do what he says!"

The young wizard was clearly a newcomer who had only recently joined the group, and he shrank back when he heard the black wizard's reprimand.

"Okay, I know I shouldn't have said anything. But I still hope we can be the first to find that boy this time. I'm counting on getting this commission to go home and marry Linda."

As soon as he said this, not only the black wizard, but everyone else in the group turned to glare at him angrily.

One of them even grabbed his hair.

"Kid! If your damn dad hadn't begged me to bring you into this business, I wouldn't have taken you with me at all. You better pray this mission goes smoothly, otherwise, if anything goes wrong and we end up back alive, I'll be the first to cut your mouth off!"

The young wizard was being pulled by the hair, his mouth agape, making gurgling sounds.

But the others in the group just stood by and watched, none of them trying to stop their companion from doing so.

This bastard actually said he'd go home and get married after this, he might as well just curse them to die here.

The wizard who made the move only wanted to teach this outspoken boy a lesson; he didn't really intend to do anything to him.

However, just as he was about to loosen the young wizard's hair, a piercing hiss suddenly rang out in the air!

That was the sound of a sharp blade cutting through the air, causing the gas to vibrate, but nothing could be seen around it!

The next moment, all the surrounding trees were cut in half by invisible blades, and at the same time, the bodies of the six wizards glowed with a ghostly blue armor spell pattern!

The moment the armor spells on their bodies were triggered, they were shattered by these sharp blades!

Of the six people, apart from the young sorcerer, the other five reacted incredibly quickly after the Ironclad Curse was broken but they failed to detect the enemy's direction.

At the same moment, they all raised their wands and chanted spells rapidly, attempting to reapply the Armor Charm to themselves.

But before their spells could take effect, a dark green wave spread across the ground!

It covered an area of ​​6 meters in the blink of an eye, and hit all six wizards at the same time.

Lynn didn't hold back this time with the Spread Killing Curse, using a three-fold amplification, after these wizards were affected by the curse.

All six of them collapsed to the ground, limp and powerless, with crimson blood flowing continuously from their eyes, noses, mouths, and ears.

The spread of the Killing Curse greatly reduces the power of the curse itself. Even with Lynn's triple amplification, the Killing Curse still cannot kill the cursed person directly. However, the six people lying on the ground are not far from death, each of them only having half a breath left.

Lynn removed his illusion curse, giving these people no chance to live, and then cast a separate killing curse on each of them, ensuring their complete demise.

Under the stealth effect of the Illusion Spell, and by taking advantage of the "Demon King Terminator" title effect that exempts him from casting spells, Lynn's sneak attacks were virtually unstoppable.

Even if these people used the Iron Armor Spell beforehand for convenience, the speed advantage of silent incantation still exists.

With the Divine Sharpness Piercing Armor and the Life-Taking Curse Harvesting, these two spells were used so quickly that these people didn't even have time to utter the first incantation.

After confirming that all six people were dead and none had escaped, Lynn silently went into stealth mode again and began searching for his next prey.

Not long after he left the scene, a group of Aurors riding flying brooms arrived at the site of the deaths of the six wizards.

The commotion caused by Lynn's use of the Divine Edge of No Shadow was not small. All the surrounding trees were cut down, and from mid-air, it was clear that a large open space had suddenly appeared, which naturally alerted the Aurors who were on guard in mid-air.

The Aurors quickly notified their superior, the congressional security chief named O'Brien.

O'Brien came alone; he was accompanied by the witch from the House of Prophecy, who was essentially an overseer.

Just by looking at the scene, the security manager could already guess what had happened here a dozen minutes earlier.

"Just like the diffusion magic used by Fox, it has an extremely large range and is extremely powerful."

He studied the broken pieces on the tree; clearly, this wasn't the first time he'd seen the spell's diffusion techniques at Lynn's place.

He then turned his attention to the six deceased hired wizards.

"This is the effect of the Killing Curse. It can kill six wizards in an instant. This powerful dark magic ability is much stronger than what he showed us before."

O'Brien looked up, his face grim as he stared at the witch in the prophecy hall.

"You said his strength would be weakened, but how long has it been? He's already back to normal."

The witch, wearing gold-rimmed glasses, still maintained a detached expression as she looked at the corpse on the ground and spoke.

"The prophecy doesn't mention when his strength will recover after it was weakened, so it's not surprising that this is happening now."

"Not strange? The information you provided has never been truly accurate from beginning to end. Even the slightest error has cost countless men their lives to cover it up, and now you're giving me this 'not strange' answer?"

O'Brien looked at her with a cold expression.

He had always been very dissatisfied with the sexually apathetic wizards in the Hall of Prophecy. Not only him, but many people in Congress disliked the wizards who came out of the Hall of Prophecy, and privately said that they were a bunch of flat and hard old men.

"That's how prophecy works; even prophets can't guarantee that every word they say is true."

O'Brien stared at the mess on the floor in silence for a long time.

"Let these hired wizards continue to test his waters. The Aurors absolutely cannot suffer large-scale casualties in this place. If they really can't stop him, I'm willing to go back to Congress and be punished."

(End of this chapter)